pan पन् in comp. before nasals = 3. pad. cl. 1. Ā. pánate (pf. -papana, papné aor. 3. sg. paniṣṭa), to be worthy of admiration or to admire (acc.), [RV.] : Pass. panyáte, [ib.] : Caus. panáyati, °te, to regard with surprise or wonder, to admire, praise, acknowledge, [RV.]; (Ā.) to rejoice at, be glad of (gen.), [ib.] (cf. √ paṇ; paṇāya). panth पन्थ् cl. 1. 10. P. panthati, or °thayati, to go, move, [Dhātup. xxxii, 39] (cf. √ path). panū पनू panū́ or panú f. admiration, [ib.] panu पनु panū́ or panú f. admiration, [ib.] panna पन्न mfn. fallen, fallen down, gone &c. m. (!) downward motion, fall, creeping on the ground, [Uṇ. iii, 10], Sch. &c. See p. 584, col. 2. panya पन्य pánya mfn. astonishing, glorious, [ib.] (superl. -tama). panāya पनाय Nom. P. Ā. °yáti, °te, to show ostentatiously, boast of (gen.), [RV. vi, 75, 6] (cf. [Nir. ix, 16]). panaka पनक m. a kind of Arum, [Śīl.] panasī पनसी f. = panasikā, [Suśr.] panasa पनस m. (√ pan?) the bread-fruit or Jaka tree, Artocarpus Integrifolia, [MBh.]; [R.] &c. a thorn, [L.] a species of serpent, [Suśr.] N. of a monkey, [MBh.]; [R.] n. the bread-fruit, [ib.] panita पनित panitá mfn. admired, praised, [RV.] panitṛ पनितृ panitṛ́ mfn. praising, acknowledging, [ib.] panyas पन्यस् pányas mfn. = pánīyas, [ib.] panāyya पनाय्य pa°nā́yya mfn. admirable, surprising, [RV.]; [AitBr.] panīyas पनीयस् pánīyas mfn. (compar.) more or very wonderful, [ib.] panthāna पन्थान m. N. of a partic. magical spell spoken over weapons, [R.] (v.l. saṃdhāna). panthaka पन्थक mfn. produced in or on the way, [Pāṇ. iv, 3, 29] m. N. of a Brāhman, [L.] panasya पनस्य Nom. Ā. °syáte (P. °syáti, [Naigh. iii, 14]), to excite admiration or praise, [RV.] panasyu पनस्यु pana°syú mfn. showing one's self worthy of admiration, glorious, [ib.] pandara पन्दर m. N. of a mountain, [VP.] paniṣṭha पनिष्ठ pániṣṭha mfn. (superl.) very wonderful or glorious, [RV.] paniṣṭi पनिष्टि pániṣṭi f. (prob.) admiration, praise, [ib.] pannada पन्नद panna—da mfn. one whose teeth have fallen out, [KātyŚr.], Sch. pannagī पन्नगी panna—gī pa/df. See below panna—gī f. a female serpent-demon, a serpent-maid, [MBh.]; [R.] &c. a kind of shrub, [L.] pannaga पन्नग panna—gá m. (ifc. f(A). ) ‘creeping low’, a serpent or serpent-demon, [Suparṇ.]; [MBh.] &c. Cerasus Puddum, [L.] panasikā पनसिका f. a kind of disease, pustules on the ears and neck, [Suśr.] (cf. pinasa, pīnasa). panipnat पनिप्नत् pánipnat mfn. (fr. Intens.) showing one's self worthy of admiration or praise, [ib.] panmiśra पन्मिश्र pan—miśra = pāda-m°, [Pāṇ. vi, 3, 56.] pannaddhā पन्नद्धा pan—naddhā f. a shoe, [HPariś.] pan-naddhā &c. See p. 584, col. 1. panniṣka पन्निष्क pan—niṣka m. 1/4 Niṣka, [L.] panthalikā पन्थलिका pan°thalikā f. a narrow way or path, [Kāraṇḍ.]; [Divyāv.] panasāsthi पनसास्थि n. the kernel of the bread-fruit, [Suśr.] panayāyya पनयाय्य panayā́yya mfn. astonishing, surprising, [RV.] paniṣpada पनिष्पद paniṣpadá mf(A)n. (Intens. of √ spand) quivering, palpitating, [AV.] paniṣṭama पनिष्टम (prob.) w.r. [SV.] pannāgāra पन्नागार m. N. of a man pl. his family, [Pāṇ. ii, 4, 66], Sch. pannaddhrī पन्नद्ध्री pan—naddhrī id., [L.] pannagāri पन्नगारि panna—°gāri m. ‘serpent-foe’, N. of Garuḍa, [Hariv.] of a teacher (v.l. -gāni), [VP.] pannarūpa पन्नरूप panna—rūpa mf(A)n. deprived of colour, pale (as a maiden), [Car.] pannejanī पन्नेजनी pan—néjanī f. pl. (sc. āpas) a bath for the feet, [TS.] pannejana पन्नेजन pan—nejana n. washing of the feet, [ĀpŚr.], Sch. pannagāśana पन्नगाशन panna—°gāśana m. = -gabhojana, [L.] pannagamaya पन्नगमय panna—ga—maya mf(I)n. formed or consisting of serpent, [Hariv.] pannagapurī पन्नगपुरी panna—ga—purī f. the city of the serpent-demons, [L.] pannagarāja पन्नगराज panna—ga—rāja m. serpent-king, [MBh.] pannagendra पन्नगेन्द्र panna—°gendra m. ‘serpent king’, [MBh.] pannarūpīya पन्नरूपीय panna—rū°pīya mfn. (chapter) concerning them, [ib.] panasanālikā पनसनालिका panasa—tālikā or panasa—nālikā, f. the bread-fruit tree, [L.] panasatālikā पनसतालिका panasa—tālikā or panasa—nālikā, f. the bread-fruit tree, [L.] pannageśvara पन्नगेश्वर panna—°geśvara m. ‘serpent king’, [MBh.] pannagabhojana पन्नगभोजन panna—ga—bhojana m. ‘serpent-eater’, N. of Garuḍa, [MBh.] pannagakesara पन्नगकेसर panna—ga—kesara m. Mesua Roxburghii, [L.] pannaganāśana पन्नगनाशन panna—ga—nāśana m. ‘serpent-killer’, N. of Garuḍa, [Hariv.] pannagīgīrtakīrti पन्नगीगीर्तकीर्ति panna—gī—gīrta-kīrti mfn. whose praise is sung by serpent-maids, [Bālar.]