pArSNi ... pathya

0 pArSN/i: tip of the fore-axle of a chariot; heel; rear pole of a chariot
1 pArth/a: pn (of the three sons of kuntI a.k.a. pRthA)

3 pArthiv/aI: m king;
mfn related to the Earth, worldwide, global

5 paruS/aA: harsh, rough, violent, cruel (esp. words);
abuse;
harsh;
harshly
6 pAruSy/a: harshness (especially of language), rudeness, reproach, insult
7 parv/aA: side (latter for parvan)

9 parv/aN3: side;
part, chapter;
moon change day (full moon day or new moon day or first quarter or last quarter)
10 parvat/aA: mountain
11 pArvat/aI: relating to mountains, orographic
12 pArvat/I: pn (WP Parvati, a goddess, wife of ziva)
13 pArvatIy/aA: mountaineer (related to or coming from the himAlaya)
14 parviN/I: a holiday, feast-day
15 paryabhUy/ata: it was conquered, was surpassed
16 paryacar/at: he walked around
17 paryadevay/at: lamented, bemoaned
18 paryadhAv/ata: he ran around
19 paryaGk/a: bed, couch, sofa, litter, palanquin
20 paryagRhN/at: he received, he welcame
21 paryahIy/ata: he waned, passed away

23 paryAkrAmanta: they came all over
24 paryakrAm/at: walked around
25 paryAkrAm/ati: he inspects (an army)
26 paryant/aA: limited, bounded, coming to an end with;
ultimately, eventually
27 paryapat/at: he fell
28 paryapRcch/at: he asked about
29 paryapRcch/ata: he asked
30 paryApt/aA: extensive, full, abundant;
small, limited;
fit, a peer, equal
31 paryApus: they surrounded

33 paryast/aA: surrounded, encompassed, ensnared
34 paryavAray/at: they surrounded

36 paryavart/ata: he waited
paryavart/ata: he went home, he turned back
37 paryavasthApit/aA: encouraged
38 paryavatiSTh/ate: becomes firm or steady
39 paryaveS/at: he served food, waited on
40 paryAy/a: coming round, course, lapse, expiration of time;
way, manner, method of proceeding;
roundabout way of talking, synonym (like 'wave-plower' for 'ship')
41 paryay/a: the going round
42 paryaye: by turns, successively
43 paryazoc/ata: he wept


46 paryAzvast/aA: encouraged, animated, comforted, consoled
47 paryeSTavy/aA: it should be sought
48 paryudast/aA: rejected, excluded


51 paryupAs/ata: he sat around
52 paryupAsate: they worship, attend, are present, stand near, wait on
53 paryupAste: he worships, attends, is present
54 paryupasthit/aA: is nearby, is inminent

56 paryuSit/aA: broken (promise)
57 pArzv/a: side
58 pArzvatas: from the sides
59 pASAN/a: stone

61 pasparza: he touched
62 pAs/yate: he will drink
63 pAs/yati: will drink
64 pAt/a: happening, occurrence, appearance ;
fall, flight, throw
65 paT/a: garment;
canvas
67 patag/a: bird
68 pataGg/a: locust, grass-hopper, kangaroo (from {patan gacchati}); moth (esp. the sort that goes into a candle flame at night and dies horribly)
69 paTah/a: drum
70 pAtak/a: sin, crime (lit. what makes you fall)
71 patAk/aA: f flag, banner
72 patAk/in: flagbearers, ensigns, standard-bearers; that carry flags
73 pATal/a: pink
74 pAtAl/aA: n hell, any underground region (one of the seven underground regions where serpents and demons live)
75 pATaliputr/a: tp
76 pATaliputrak/a: tp
77 patamAn/aA: falling
78 pAtan/a: a fall
79 patan/a: a fall

81 patant/I: falling, flying
82 patat/I: falling, flying (bad grammar for patantI)
83 pat/ati: he falls, flies
84 pat/atR: falling, flying
85 patatr/iN: arrow, bird (or anything else that has wings or feathers)
86 pATav/a: quickness, precipitation in
87 pAtavy/aA: it should be drunk
88 pAtayA/mAsa: he made (it) fall, he felled it

90 pAtay/ati: he makes (them) fall
91 pAtay/atR: making (them) fall
92 pAtayiS/yate: he will make (them) fall
93 pAtayiS/yati: he'll make (them) fall
94 pAtayit/Asmi: I shall make (them) fall
95 pAtayitvA: made (them) fall and

97 pa/th: road, way (only when wimpy, see pathin- and bhasyaTerlopaH)
98 pATh/a: reading, reciting
99 path/a: (latter) way (replacement of pathin made by RkpUrabdhU)

101 paTh/ati: he recites
102 paTh/atR: reciting

104 path/in: way (see pathi;mathy;R and ito 't sarvanAmasthAne)
105 pathy/aA: (belonging to the way:) suitable, fit, proper, wholesome, healthy, beneficial, salutary (literally and figuratively; especially said of diet in a medical sense)

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