The corpus record — Sanskrit
puṭ cl. 6. P. ( Dhātup. xxviii, 74 ) puṭati, to clasp, fold, envelop in ( instr. ), Bhpr. ; to rub together with ( instr. ib. ); cl. 1. P. poṭati, to grind, pound, Dhātup. ix, 38 ( v.l. for muṭ); cl. 10. P. puṭayati, to be in contact with, xxxv, 58 poṭayati, to speak or to shine ( BAzA rTe or BAsA r
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1. puṭ
puṭ cl. 6. P. ( Dhātup. xxviii, 74 ) puṭati, to clasp, fold, envelop in ( instr. ), Bhpr. ; to rub together with ( instr. ib. ); cl. 1. P. poṭati, to grind, pound, Dhātup. ix, 38 ( v.l. for muṭ); cl. 10. P. puṭayati, to be in contact with, xxxv, 58 poṭayati, to speak or to shine ( BAzA rTe or BAsA r
2. puṭa
puṭa m. n. a fold, pocket, hollow space, slit, concavity ( ifc. f. ā), Mn. ; MBh. &c. (also f(ī). , Śāntiś. )
3. ةُت
put or pud (a word invented to explain putra or puttra, see Mn. ix, 138 , and cf. Nir. ii, 11 ), hell or a partic. hell (to which the childless are condemned), MBh. : Kāv. &c.
4. pūta
1. pūta mfn. (for 2. See √ pūy, p. 641) cleaned, purified, pure, clear, bright, RV. &c. &c.
5. pūt
pūt ind. an onomat. expressive of blowing or hard breathing ( prob. w.r. for phūt, phut, q.v. )
6. pūta
2. pūta mfn. (for 1. See √ pū, p. 640) putrid, foul-smelling, stinking, L.
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