pāda पाद m. (ifc. f(A). , rarely f(I). ) the foot (of men and animals), [RV.] &c. &c. (the pl. sometimes added to proper names or titles in token of respect, e.g. deva-pādāḥ, ‘the king's majesty’, [Pañc.] ; nārāyaṇap°, ‘the venerable N°’, [Sāh.]; pādaiḥ ind. on foot [said of several persons], [R.]; °dayoḥ and °de-√ pat, to fall at a person's [gen.] feet, [Kāv.]; [Hit.]) the foot or leg of an inanimate object, column, pillar, [AV.]; [ŚBr.]; [MBh.] &c. a wheel, [Śiś. xii, 21] a foot as a measure (= 12 Aṅgulas), [ŚBr.]; [ŚrS.]; [MārkP.] the foot or root of a tree, [Var.] the foot or a hill at the foot of a mountain, [MBh.]; [Kāv.] &c. the bottom (dṛteh pādāt, ‘from the bottom of a bag’ v.l. pātrāt), [MBh. v, 1047] a ray or beam of light (considered as the foot of a heavenly body), [ib.] a quarter, a fourth part (the foot of a quadruped being one out of 4), [ŚBr.]; [Mn.]; [MBh.] &c. (pl. the 4 parts i.e. all things required for [gen.] [Suśr.]) the quadrant (of a circle), [Āryabh.], Sch. a verse or line (as the fourth part of a regular stanza), [Br.]; [ŚrS.]; [Prāt.] &c. the caesura of a verse, [AgP.], the chapter of a book (orig. only of a book or section of a book consisting of 4 parts, as the Adhyāyas of Pāṇini's grammar). pādaja पादज pāda—ja m. ‘born from the foot (of Brahmā)’, a Śūdra, [Hariv.] pādaka पादक pādaká m. a small foot, [RV. viii, 33, 19] mf(ikA)n. making a quarter of anything, [Var.] pādapā पादपा pāda-pā f. a shoe, slipper, [L.] pādapa पादप pāda—pa See p. 618. pāda-pa (√ pā) m. (ifc. f(A). ) ‘drinking at foot or root’, a tree, plant, [MBh.]; [Kāv.] &c. (-ka id. ifc. [Kathās.]) pāda-pa m. (√ 3. pā) a foot-stool or cushion for the feet, [L.] pādavī पादवी see pada-vī under padá, p. 583, cols. 2, 3. pādaya पादय Nom. P. °yati, to stretch out the feet, [Dhātup. xxxv, 85.] pādabhāj पादभाज् pāda—bhāj mfn. possessing a quarter i.e. being only the fourth part of (gen.) with regard to (loc.), [MBh.] dividing into Pādas or verses, [L.] pādaśas पादशस् pāda—śas ind. foot by foot, quarter by quarter, [Mn.]; [MBh.] verse by verse, [MānGṛ.] pādatas पादतस् pāda—tas ind. from or at or near the feet (-taḥ-√ kṛ, to place at the feet), [ŚāṅkhGṛ.]; [Mn.]; [Kathās.] by the Pāda (i.e. quarter of a verse), [RPrāt.] step by step, by degrees, [Kām.] pādatra पादत्र pāda—tra m. or n. ‘foot-covering’, a shoe, [Rājat.] (cf. apa-pādatra) pādavat पादवत् pā́da—vat (pā́da-), mfn. having foot, [AV.] &c. pādabhāga पादभाग pāda—bhāga m. a fourth part, quarter, [MBh.] pāda—bhāga mfn. amounting to a quarter, [L.] pādabhaṭa पादभट pāda—bhaṭa m. a foot-soldier, [Kathās.] pādaghṛta पादघृत pāda—ghṛta n. melted butter for anointing the foot, [MBh.] pādaphalā पादफला pāda—puṭī or pāda—phalā, f. a stirrup, [L.] pādaśākhā पादशाखा pāda—śākhā f. ‘foot-branch’, a toe, [L.] pādaśaila पादशैल pāda—śaila m. a hill at the foot of a mountain, [L.] pādaśauca पादशौच pāda—śauca n. cleaning the foot, [Yājñ.] pādaśeṣa पादशेष pāda—śeṣa n. a quarter, fourth part (?), [Hariv. 16218.] pādaśotha पादशोथ pāda—śotha m. ‘feet-swelling’, gout, [W.] pādacāra पादचार pāda—cāra mfn. going on foot, walking, [Ragh.] pāda—cāra m. a foot-soldier, [Uttarar.] pāda—cāra m. walking on foot (°reṇa ind. on foot), [MBh.]; [Kālid.] pāda—cāra m. the daily position of the planets, [W.] N. of wk. pādadāha पाददाह pāda—dāha m. a burning sensation in the foot, [ib.] pādadārī पाददारी pāda—dārikā or pāda—dā°rī, f. ‘feet-chap’, a chilblain, [Suśr.] pādajāha पादजाह pāda—jāha n. = -mūla, [L.] (g. -karnādi). pādajala पादजल pāda—jala n. water for (washing) the feet, [L.] pāda—jala mfn. containing (i.e. mixed with) one fourth of water, [Bhpr.] pādakula पादकुल pāda—kula n. (prob.) a family of attendants, [Inscr.] pādalepa पादलेप pāda—lepa m. an unguent for the fee, [MārkP.] pādamūla पादमूल pāda—mūla n. ‘foot-root’, the sole or heel (also as a polite designation of a person), [Kāv.]; [Pur.] (°le ni-√ pat, to fall at a person's feet, [R.]) the foot of a mountain, [Kathās.] pādanakha पादनख pāda—nakha m. a toe-nail, [Cat.] pādapāśī पादपाशी pāda—pāśī f. id., [ib.] = khaḍukā, [ib.] pādapāśa पादपाश pāda—pāśa m. a foot-rope or an anklet, [L.] pādapīṭha पादपीठ pāda—pīṭha m. a foot-stool, [MBh.]; [R.] &c. (°ṭhī-√ kṛ), to make into a foot-stool, [Kād.] pādapuṭī पादपुटी pāda—puṭī or pāda—phalā, f. a stirrup, [L.] pādarathī पादरथी pāda—rathī f. ‘foot-vehicle’, a shoe, [L.] pādasevā पादसेवा pāda—se°vā f. ‘foot-salutation’, service, duty, [Kāv.] pādatala पादतल pāda—tala n. sole of the foot, [MBh.]; [Suśr.] pādatale पादतले pāda—tale ind. (to fall) at a person's foot, [Amar.] pādavika पादविक m. a traveller, [L.] pādaśabda पादशब्द pāda—śabda m. the sound of foot-steps, [Daś.] pādabaddha पादबद्ध pāda—baddha mfn. bound or held together by feet, consisting of verses (as a metre), [Madhus.] pādabandha पादबन्ध pāda—bandha m. a tie or fetter for the feet, [MBh.] pādacārin पादचारिन् pāda—cārin mfn. going or fighting on foot, having feet, walking, moving, [BhP.]; [Jātakam.] pāda—cārin m. a pedestrian, foot-soldier, [Kathās.] pādacihna पादचिह्न pāda—cihna n. foot-mark, foot-print, [MW.] pādagṛhya पादगृह्य pāda—gṛhya ind. seizing by the foot, [RV.] pādahīnāt पादहीनात् pāda—hīnāt ind. without division or transition, [Suśr.] pādaharṣa पादहर्ष pāda—harṣa m. numbness of the foot, [Suśr.] pādakṣepa पादक्षेप pāda—kṣepa m. a kick with the foot, [Hariv.] pādalagna पादलग्न pāda—lagna mfn. sticking or hanging on the feet, lying at a person's feet, [Cāṇ.]; [Kathās.] pādalipta पादलिप्त pāda—lipta (and -sūri), m. N. of a scholar, [L.] pādamātra पादमात्र pāda—mātra n. the measure or distance of a foot, [ŚrS.] pāda—mātrá (°trá), mf(I/)n. a foot long, [ŚBr.] pādamiśra पादमिश्र pāda—miśra = pan-miśra ([Pāṇ. vi, 3, 56]). pādamudrā पादमुद्रा pāda—mudrā f. the impression of a foot-step, any mark or sign, [Rājat.] pādanamra पादनम्र pāda—namra mfn. bowing down to the feet of any one, [ML.] pādanicṛt पादनिचृत् pāda—nicṛt mfn. (a metre) wanting one syllable in each Pāda (w.r. -ni-vrit), [RPrāt.] pādaniṣka पादनिष्क pāda—niṣka m. a quarter of a Niṣka (s.v.), [Pāṇ. vi, 3, 56]; [Pat.] pādanyāsa पादन्यास pāda—nyāsa m. putting down or placing the feet, [R.] casting rays (said of the moon), [Śak.] a dance or measured step, [MW.] pādapadma पादपद्म pāda—padma m. ‘foot-lotus’, a foot beautiful as a lotus, [Kāv.] N. of a teacher (= padmapāda), [Cat.] pādarajas पादरजस् pāda—rajas n. the dust of the feet, [MBh.]; [Mālav.] pādarajju पादरज्जु pāda—rajju f. a rope or tether for the foot (of an elephant), [L.] pādarakṣa पादरक्ष pāda—rakṣa m. ‘foot-guard’ pl. armed men who run by the side of an elephant in battle to protect its feet, [MBh.]; [Hariv.] pādasphoṭa पादस्फोट pāda—sphoṭa m. a sore or ulcer on the foot, [L.] pādatrāṇa पादत्राण pāda—trāṇa n. = -tra, [Suśr.] pādavṛtta पादवृत्त pāda—vṛtta m. N. a Svarita separated from the preceding Udātta by a hiatus, [Prāt.] du. the 2 component elements of a verse i.e. the long and short syllable, [ib.] pādayuddha पादयुद्ध pāda—yuddha n. ‘foot-fight’, fighting on foot, [MW.] pādadhāvana पादधावन pāda—dhāvana n. washing the foot, [MBh.]; [R.] pādacāpala पादचापल pāda—cāpala [Gaut.] n. carelessness in placing the feet. pādacāreṇa पादचारेण pāda—cāreṇa ind., on foot pādacatura पादचतुर pāda—catura or pāda—catvara, m. ([L.]) a slanderer; a goat; a sand-bank; hail; Ficus Religiosa. pādadārikā पाददारिका pāda—dārikā or pāda—dā°rī, f. ‘feet-chap’, a chilblain, [Suśr.] pādagranthi पादग्रन्थि pāda—granthi m. ‘foot-knot’, the ankle, [L.] pādahāraka पादहारक pāda—hāraka mfn. taken away with the foot, [Pāṇ.], Sch. pāda—hāraka m. a stealer with the foot (?), [W.] pādakīlikā पादकीलिका pāda—kīlikā f. a foot-ring or ornament, anklet. pādakaṭaka पादकटक pāda—kaṭaka m. n. pādakṛcchra पादकृच्छ्र pāda—kṛcchra m. ‘quarter-penance’, a sort of position (eating and fasting on alternate nights), [Yājñ.] pādanālikā पादनालिका pāda—nālikā f. an ornament for the feet, an anklet, [L.] pādaniketa पादनिकेत pāda—niketa m. a foot-stool, [BhP.] pādapālikā पादपालिका pāda—pālikā f. an ornament for the feet, anklet, [L.] pādapīṭhikā पादपीठिका pāda—pīṭhikā f. any common or vulgar trade (as that of a barber &c.), [L.] white stone, [W.] pādapūraṇa पादपूरण pāda—pūraṇa mfn. filling out (a verse &c.), expletive, [RPrāt.] pāda—pūraṇa n. the filling out a line or the measure of a verse, [Pāṇ. vi, 1, 134.] pādaparuhā पादपरुहा pāda-pa—ruhā f. Vanda Roxburghii, [L.] pādapatana पादपतन pāda—patana n. falling or bowing to another's feet, [Ratnāv.]; [Kathās.] pādapatita पादपतित pāda—patita mfn. fallen at another's foot, [Kathās.] pādarohaṇa पादरोहण pāda—rohaṇa m. ‘growing from roots’, the Indian fig-tree, [L.] pādasevana पादसेवन pāda—sevana n. pādastambha पादस्तम्भ pāda—stambha m. a supporting beam, pillar, post, [Yājñ., Sch.] pādavidhāna पादविधान pāda—vidhāna n. ‘arrangement of verses’, N. of a wk. ascribed to Śaunaka. pādayamaka पादयमक pāda—yamaka n. paronomasia within the Pādas or single verses, [Vām.] pādaśuśruṣā पादशुश्रुषा pāda—śuśruṣā f. obedience to (the feet of) any one (gen.), [Hariv.] pādabandhana पादबन्धन pāda—bandhana n. id., [L.] a stock of cattle, [L.] pādacāpalya पादचापल्य pāda—cāpa°lya ([Yājñ.]) n. carelessness in placing the feet. pādacchedana पादच्छेदन pāda—cchedana n. cutting off a foot, [Mn. viii, 280.] pādacatvara पादचत्वर pāda—catura or pāda—catvara, m. ([L.]) a slanderer; a goat; a sand-bank; hail; Ficus Religiosa. pādagaṇḍira पादगण्डिर pāda—gaṇḍira m. swelling of the legs and feet, [L.] pādagrahaṇa पादग्रहण pāda—grahaṇa n. laying hold of or clasping the feet (of a Brāhman or superior, as a mark of respectful salutation), [Mn.]; [Kum.] pādakramika पादक्रमिक mfn. (fr. padakrama) one who recites or knows the Pada-krama g. ukthādi ([Kāś.] pada, krama for pada-k°). pādamañjarī पादमञ्जरी pāda—mañjarī f. N. of a treatise on [RV.] pādapakhaṇḍa पादपखण्ड pāda-pa—khaṇḍa m. a grove of trees, [L.] pādapaddhati पादपद्धति pāda—paddhati f. a line of footsteps, a track, trail, [Pañc.] pādapraṇāma पादप्रणाम pāda—praṇāma m. bowing to the feet, prostration, [W.]