Dictionary meanings for pāka from Apte and Monier-Williams.
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Apte Sanskrit-English Dictionary
a. 1 Small.
2 Praiseworthy.
3 Of perfected or matured intel- lect.
4 Ved. Very young.
5 Simple, genuine
6 Honest, sincere.
7 Ignorant. kaḥ 1 [pac-ghañ] Cooking, dressing, baking, boiling.
2 Burning (as bricks), baking; Ms. 5. 122; Y. 1. 187.
3 Digestion (as of food).
4 Ripeness; oṣadhyaḥ phala- pākāṃtāḥ Ms. 1. 46; palamabhimukhapākaṃ rājajaṃbūdrumasya V. 4. 13; Māl. 9. 31.
5 Maturity, full or...
Monier-Williams Sanskrit-English Dictionary
mfn. (either fr. 1. pā+ka, drinking, sucking, or fr. 2. pac, ripening, growing) very young Gr2S. 613,3 121023 mfn. simple, ignorant, inartificial, honest AV.; TS.; A1s3vS3r. 613,3 121024 m. the young of an animal (See uluka-, kapata-) 613,3 121025 m. a child, infant L. 613,3 121026
Monier-Williams Sanskrit-English Dictionary
m. (2. pac; ifc. f (I).) cooking, baking, roasting, boiling (trans. and intrans.) S3rS.; Mn.; MBh. &c Page614,1 121042 m. burning (of bricks, earthenware &c) ib. 614,1 121043 m. any cooked or dressed food BhP. 614,1 121044 m. digestion, assimilation of food Sus3r. 614,1 121045
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