पद्
नपुं.padचलना, चेष्टा करना, पहुचना, पाना अनुष्ठान करना, गिरना जमकर खड़ा होना
English: to go, move approach, attain, practise, fall down, stand fast
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Monier-Williams · pad
pad cl. 1. P. padati vḷ. for bad, to stand fast or fixed Dhātup. iii, 1, 4 Vop
pad cl. 1. P. padati vḷ. for bad, to stand fast or fixed Dhātup. iii, 1, 4 Vop
Monier-Williams · pad
pad cl. 4. Ā. (Dhātup. xxvi, 60) padyate (ti AitBr. MBh ‖ Pot. padyām R ‖ Impv. patsva MBh ‖ pf. papāda RV ‖ pede Br ‖ aor. apadmahi, dran RV. [Subj. padāti ib.] ‖ apatsi, patthās AV ‖ Prec. padīṣṭá RV. AV ‖ fut. patsyati Br ‖ te Up ‖ pattā Gr ‖ inf. páttave RV ‖ tos, tum Br ‖ -pádas RV ‖ ind. p. -pádya ib ‖ -pādam Br.), to fall, fall down or out, perish RV. AV. VS. Br ‖ to go, resort or apply to, participate in (acc.), keep, observe MBh.: Caus. pādáyati, te, to cause to fall AV. AitBr. (Pass. pādyate Br ‖ Desid. pipādayiṣati Br. &c.) ‖ {pada
pad cl. 4. Ā. (Dhātup. xxvi, 60) padyate (ti AitBr. MBh ‖ Pot. padyām R ‖ Impv. patsva MBh ‖ pf. papāda RV ‖ pede Br ‖ aor. apadmahi, dran RV. [Subj. padāti ib.] ‖ apatsi, patthās AV ‖ Prec. padīṣṭá RV. AV ‖ fut. patsyati Br ‖ te Up ‖ pattā Gr ‖ inf. páttave RV ‖ tos, tum Br ‖ -pádas RV ‖ ind. p. -pádya ib ‖ -pādam Br.), to fall, fall down or out, perish RV. AV. VS. Br ‖ to go, resort or apply to, participate in (acc.), keep, observe MBh.: Caus. pādáyati, te, to cause to fall AV. AitBr. (Pass. pādyate Br ‖ Desid. pipādayiṣati Br. &c.) ‖ {pada
Monier-Williams · pad
pád m. (in strong cases pād ‖ ifc. f. pad or padī) a foot (padā, padbhyām and bhis, also 'on foot' RV. &c. &c ‖ ifc. also 'sticking to the feet of' ‖ cf. śrī-viṣṇu-padī) ‖ a step R ‖ a fourth part, a quarter AV. ŚBr. [Cf. pada ‖ Gk. ? ; [583, 1] Lat. pes, ped-is ; Goth. fôtus ; Angl. Sax. fôt ; Eng. foot ; Germ. Fuss.]
pád m. (in strong cases pād ‖ ifc. f. pad or padī) a foot (padā, padbhyām and bhis, also 'on foot' RV. &c. &c ‖ ifc. also 'sticking to the feet of' ‖ cf. śrī-viṣṇu-padī) ‖ a step R ‖ a fourth part, a quarter AV. ŚBr. [Cf. pada ‖ Gk. ? ; [583, 1] Lat. pes, ped-is ; Goth. fôtus ; Angl. Sax. fôt ; Eng. foot ; Germ. Fuss.]