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pāśaपाशpā́śa m. (once n. ifc. f(A). ; fr. √ 3. paś) a snare, trap, noose, tie, bond, cord, chain, fetter (lit. and fig.), [RV.] &c. &c.
(esp.) the noose as attribute of Śiva or Yama, [RTL. 81]; [290]
(with Jainas) anything that binds or fetters the soul i.e. the outer world, nature, [Sarvad.] (cf. also, [RTL. 89])
selvage, edge, border (of anything woven), [ŚrGṛS.]
a die, dice, [MBh.]
(in astrol.) a partic. constellation
a partic. land-measure, [Inscr.]
(ifc. it expresses either contempt, e.g. chattra-p°, ‘a shabby umbrella’, or admiration, e.g. karṇa-p°, ‘a beautiful ear’; after a word signifying, ‘hair’ abundance, quantity, e.g. keśa-p°, ‘a mass of hair’)
pāśakaपाशकm. a snare, trap, noose (ifc.; cf. kaṇṭha-, daṇḍa-)
a die, [HPariś.]
pāśavaपाशवmf(I)n. (fr. paśu) derived from or belonging to cattle or animals (with māṃsa n. animal food), [Kauś.]; [Vet.]; [Suśr.]
n. a flock, herd, [W.]
pāśayaपाशयNom. P. °śayati, to bind, [Nir. iv, 2]; [Dhātup. xxxiii, 45.]
pāśabhṛtपाशभृत्pāśa—bhṛt m. = -dhara, [Var.]; [Ragh.]
pāśatvaपाशत्वpāśa—tva n. the state or condition of the outer world or nature, [ib.]
pāśavatपाशवत्pāśa—vat mfn. having or possessing a noose (as Varuṇa), [MBh.]
pāśadharaपाशधरpāśa—dhara m. ‘holding a noose’, N. of Varuṇa, [Hariv.]
pāśajālaपाशजालpāśa—jāla n. the outer world conceived as a net (cf. above), [Sarvad.]
pāśapāṇiपाशपाणिpāśa—pāṇi m. ‘noose in hand’ id., [ṢaḍvBr.]
pāśabaddhaपाशबद्धpāśa—baddha mfn. noosed, snared, caught, bound, [W.]
pāśabandhaपाशबन्धpāśa—bandha m. a noose, snare, halter, net, [Hit.]
pāśahastaपाशहस्तpāśa—hasta mfn. noose in hand, [VP.]
pāśa—hasta m. N. of Yama, [Kathās.]
pāśakaṇṭhaपाशकण्ठpāśa—kaṇṭha mfn. having a noose round the neck, [Kathās.]
pāśakrīḍāपाशक्रीडाpāśa—krīḍā f. ‘dice-play’, gambling, [Siṃhās.]
pāśarajjuपाशरज्जुpāśa—rajju f. a fetter, rope, [Kathās.]
pāśadyumnaपाशद्युम्नpā́śa—dyumna (pā́śa-), m. N. of a man, [RV.]
pāśakapīṭhaपाशकपीठpāśaka—pīṭha m. or n. a gaming-table, [Mṛcch.]
pāśavamataपाशवमतpāśava—mata n. an erroneous doctrine, [Hariv.]
pāśabandhakaपाशबन्धकpāśa—bandhaka m. a bird-catcher, [Pañc.]
pāśabandhanaपाशबन्धनpāśa—bandhana n. a snare, fetter, [BhP.]
pāśa—bandhana mfn. hanging in a snare, [Kathās.]
pāśakapālinपाशकपालिन्pāśa—kapālin mfn. having a noose and a skull, [HPariś.]
pāśakakevalīपाशककेवलीpāśaka—kevalī f. N. of wk. (also spelled pāśākevalī or pāśaka-keralī).
pāśavapālanaपाशवपालनpāśava—pālana n. ‘nourishing flocks’, pasturage or meadow grass, [L.]