Indo-Aryan pakvá [7621]

cooked, ripe; cooked food; ripe corn

RV; RV; AV

[√pac]

ripe, cooked

ripe, cooked

bald, bare

bald, bare

bald, bare

'(apple) ripened'

rotten

(semant. cf. Dm. pačalisan s.v. pacyátē)

cooked

ripe, cooked

and as pret

ripe

(← Ind.)

ripe, cooked

and as pp

certainly

adv

ripe

maturity

m

ripe

ripe, well cooked

ripe

cooking, sugar boiled for conserves

ripe, experienced, old

cooking

ripe, mature

ripe

ripe, real

cooked, ripe, mature, real

(← P.)

ripe

heated, purified

sugar boiled for conserves

m

ripe

syrup

ripe fruit, fruit

cooks

to ripen

'to cook

to ripen

intr

to ripen

to ripen, cook

tr

caus

cooked

pp

'to become ripe (= pāgṇo), be cooked or boiled, come to a head, become grey', caus

cooked

pp

, pākeko; , caus. pakāunu tr.

'to become ripe, be boiled (of water); hoary; to ripen, cook (esp. by boiling)'

one who causes to ripen

to thicken by boiling

to become ripe

ripe

(Sambhalpur)

to become ripe

ripe

becomes ripe

to be cooked, become ripe, suppurate

(with a for ā as intr., whence new tr. pāknā 'to boil in syrup')

becomes ripe

to become ripe, suppurate

caus

cooked, ripe

cooked, ripe

cooked

to cook

cooked

to cook

intr

ripe crop

n

ripe

to become ripe

caus

ripe

ripe

baked, clever

to process a hide

cooked, ripe, strong, clever

to be cooked, ripen

ripe

pp

to ripen

ripe

AFD 188

ripe, very good

(← H.)

ripening; ripening-time

ripening; ripening-time

rotten; crumbling

to ripen, become cooked

to ripen, become cooked

ripe

ripe

ripe

ripe

ripe

ripe

ripe

ripe

ripe

ripe

ripe

ripe

ripe

ripe

ripe

to be ripe

to be ripe

ripe

adj

make ripe

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