๐‘–ข๐‘–ฏ๐‘–

Kamarupi Prakrit

Etymology

Inherited from Prakrit ๐‘€ง๐‘€ข๐‘†๐‘€ข (patta), from Sanskrit ๐‘–ข๐‘–๐‘–ฟ๐‘–๐‘–ฟ๐‘–จ (pรกttra).

Noun

๐‘–ข๐‘–ฏ๐‘– (pฤta)

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    • Kahnapada, 45th Charya:
      ๐‘–ฆ๐‘–œ ๐‘–๐‘–จ๐‘–ฒ ๐‘–ข๐‘–ฏ๐‘–—๐‘–ฟ๐‘–“ ๐‘–‚๐‘–ก๐‘–ฟ๐‘–Ÿ๐‘–ฐ ๐‘–๐‘–ญ๐‘–ฒ ๐‘–ญ๐‘–ฏ๐‘–ฎ๐‘–ฏ ๐‘—‚
      ๐‘–๐‘–ญ๐‘–ฏ ๐‘–ค๐‘–ฎ๐‘–ฉ ๐‘–ข๐‘–ฏ๐‘– ๐‘–ฃ๐‘–ฉ๐‘–ฏ๐‘–ฎ๐‘–ฏ ๐‘—ƒ
      maแน‡a taru pฤรฑca indi tasu sฤhฤ .
      ฤsฤ bahala pฤta phalฤhฤ .
      Mind is the tree; the five senses are its branches.
      The desires are the plenty of leaves and fruits.

Descendants

  • Early Assamese: เฆชเฆพเฆค (pato)
    • Assamese: เฆชเฆพเฆค (pat)
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