pAdaH [ padyate gamyo'nena karaRe karmaRi vA GaY ] 1 The foot (whether of men of animals); tayorjagfhatuH pAdAn R. 1. 57 ; pAdayornipatyaH pAdapatita &c. The word pAda at the end of comp. is changed to pAd after su and numerals; i. e. supAd , dvipAd, tripAd &c.; and also when the first member is used as a standard of comparison, but is a word other than hasti &c.; see P. V. 4. 138-140 e. g. vyAGrapAd . The nom. pl. of pAda is often added to names of persons or titles of address to show great respect or veneration; mfzyaMtu lavasya baliSatAM tAtapAdAH U. 6 ; jIvatsu tAtapArezu 1. 19 ; devapa dAnAM nAsmABiH prayojanaM Pt. 1 ; so evamArADyapAdA AjYApayaMti Prab. 1 ; so kumArilapAdAH &c. 2 A ray of light; bAlasyApi raveH pAdAH pataMtyupari BUBftAM Pt. 1. 328 ; Śi. 9. 34 ; R. 16. 53 (where the word has sense 1 also). 3 The foot or leg of an inanimate object, as of a bed stead. 4 The foot or root of a tree; as in pAdapa . 5 The foot of a mountain, a hill at the foot of a mountain ( pAdAH pratyaMtaparvatAH ); Me. 19 : Ś. 6. 16. 6 A quarter, fourth part; as in sapAdo rUpaMkaH ‘one and one-fourth rupee’: Ms. 8. 241 ; Y. 2. 174. 7 The fourth part of a stanza, a line. 8 The fourth part of a chapter or book, as of the Adhyāyas of Pāṇini, or of the Brahma Sūtras. 9 A part in general. 10 A column, pillar. 11 A foot as a measure equal to twelve Aṅgulis. 12 The quadrant of a circle. Comp. — agraM the point or extremity of the foot; Ratn. 1. 1. — aMkaH a foot-mark. — aMgadaM -dI an orna ment for the foot, an anklet. — aMguliH -lI f. a toe. — aMguzWaH the great toe. — ataH the point or extremity ( pb ) of the feet. — aMtaraM the interval of a step, the distance of a foot. — (re) ind. 1 after the interval of a step. 2 close or near to. — aMbu n. butter milk containing a fourth part of water. — aMBas n. water in which the feet (of revered persons) have been washed. — araviMdaM, -kamalaM, -paMkajaM , — padmaM a lotus-like foot. — arGyaM a gift to a Brāhmaṇa or a venerable person. — alindI a boat. — avasecanaM 1 washing the feet. 2 the water used for washing the feet. — azWIlaH the ankle. — AGataH a kick. — Anata a. prostrate, fallen at the feet of; Ku. 3. 8. — AvartaH 1 a wheel worked by the feet for raising up water from a well. 2 a square foot. — AsanaM a foot-stool. — AsPAlanaM trampling or motion of the feet, floundering. — Ahata a. kicked. — Ahati f. 1 treading or trampling. 2 a kick. — udakaM, -jalaM 1 water for washing the feet. 2 water in which the feet of sacred and revered persons are washed, and which is thus considered holy. — udaraH a serpent. — kawakaH -kaM, -vIlikA an anklet. — kzepaH a foot-step. — gaMqIraH a morbid swelling of the legs and feet. — graTiH the ankle. — grahaRaM seizing or clasping the feet (as a mark of respectful salutation); Ku. 7. 27 . — caturaH, -catvaraH 1 a slanderer. 2 a goat. 3 the fig-tree. 4 a sand-bank. 5 hail. — cApalyaM shuffling of the feet. — cAraH going on foot, walking; yadi ca vicaret pAdaca reRa gOrI Me. 60 ‘if Gaurī should walk on foot’; R. 11. 10. 2 the daily position of the planets. — cArin a. 1 walking or going on foot. 2 fighting on foot. ( — m. ) 1 a pedestrian. 2 a footsoldier. — jaH a Śūdra. — jalaM butter-milk mixed with one-fourth of water. — jAhaM the tarsus. — talaM the sole of the foot. — traH, -trA, -trARaM a boot or shoe. — dArI, -dArikA a chap in the feet. — dAhaH a burning sensation in the feet. — DAvanikA sand used for rubbing the feet. — nAlikA an anklet. — nyAsaH movement of the feet; M. 2. 9. — paH 1 a tree; nirastapAdape deSa eraMqo'pi drumAyate H. 1. 69 ; anuBavati hi mUrDnA pAdapastIvramuzRaM Ś. 5. 7. 2 a foot-stool. — (pA) a ( pb ) shoe. °KaMqaH, -qaM a grove of trees. °ruhA a climbing plant. — padDatiH f. a track. — pAlikA an anklet. — pASaH 1 a foot-rope for cattle. 2 an anklet of small bells &c. — (SI) 1 a fetter. 2 a mat. 3 a creeper. — pIWaH -WaM a foot-stool; R. 17. 28 ; Ku. 3. 11. — pIWikA 1 a vulgar trade (as that of a barber). 2 white stone. — pUraRaM 1 filling out a line. 2 an expletive; tu pAdapUraRe Bede samuccaye' vaDAraRe Viśva. — prakzAlanaM washing the feet. — praRAmaH prostration (at the feet). — pratizWAnaM a foot-stool. — praDAraRaM a shoe. — prahAraH a kick. — baMDanaM 1 a chain, fetter. 2 a stock of cattle. — BAgaH a quarter. — mudrA a foot-print. — mUlaM 1 the tarsus. 2 the sole of the foot. 3 the heel. 4 the foot of a mountain. 5 a polite way of speaking of a person; devapAdamUlamAgatAhaM K. 8. — rakzaH 1 a shoe. 2 a footguard. — rakzaRaM 1 a cover for the feet. 2 a leather boot or shoe. — rajas n. the dust of the feet. — rajjuH f. a tether for the foot of an elephant. — raTI a shoe, boot. — rohaH, -rohaRaH the (Indian) fig-tree. — vaMdanaM saluting the feet. — valmIkaH elephantiasis. — virajas f. a shoe, boot. ( — m. ) a god. — SAKA a toe. — SElaH a hill at the foot of a mountain. — SoTaH swelling of the foot. — SOcaM cleaning the feet by washing, washing the feet; Pt. 1. 172. — sevanaM, -sevA 1 showing respec...