[na pataṃti pitaro'nena, pat bāhuº karaṇe yat, na. ta.; some derive it from apa, the termination tya being added to it, as in tatratya, atratya, sprung from a stock; Yāska gives two etymologies: apatyaṃ kasmāt apatataṃ bhavati pituḥ sakāśāde- tya pṛthagiva tataṃ bhavati, anena jātena satā pitā narake na patatīti vā] Offspring, child, progeny, issue (of animals and men); offspring in general (male [Page0106-b+ 57] or...