Pa > References for ‘pá’

See also: pá-á-á-t́i · paampośp · pá-jámá · Pa-pa-pa · pa-pha-ba-bha-ma · pá-pirás · pa-pirása, pá-pirása

[1] The root gae means to express [...] gá , má , pá , dhá , ni [...] sadhana or constant music practice.

[4] The surasaptaka and the [...] sá, re, gá, má, pá, dhá, ni constitutes [...] combination of eight produces the octave.

[4] Just as the a sound is the [...] ), paiṋcama ( pá ), dhaevata ( dhá [...] were prescribed.

[1] The sound a is the seed [...] (gándhára); má (madhyama); pá (paiṋcama); dhá [...] combination of eight forming one.

[6] The composers of the early Rks [...] gándhára, má from madhyama, pá from paiṋcama, dhá [...] rhythms and seven musical notes.

[3] The sound a is the acoustic root [...] [goat]); má (madhyama [deer]); pá (paiṋcama [cuckoo]); dhá [...] second consonant of the ka group.)

[11] The sound á is the acoustic [...] madhyama (má), paiṋcama (pá), dhaevata (dhá) and niśáda [...] rága and ráginii.

[13] Each of the letters of the Indo-Aryan [...] madhyama (má), paiṋcama (pá), dhaevata (dhá) and niśáda (ni).

[15] The sound ii is the acoustic root [...] indirectly controls paiṋcama (pá), dhaevata (dhá), and niśáda [...] no separate letter for pluta ii.

[17] The short u sound is the acoustic root of paiṋcama (pá), the fifth musical note. This sound directly controls paiṋcama (pá), and indirectly controls dhaevata (dhá) and niśáda (ni).

[6] Based on the sounds of seven creatures, [...] má from madhyama , pá from paiṋcama [...] 2 ) ]]

[14] Based on the sounds of seven creatures, [...] gándhára, má from madhyama, pá from paiṋcama, dhá [...] 1 ) ]]

[23] Ramakrishna said, “You know, [...] is made of two syllables, kr and pá. Kr means Karo, karo, karo – [...] sádhaná.’ And pá means Páo – ‘Get’. [...] sádhana’ – Kr-pá.”

[7] The other day I was talking about [...] “Pa” is pronounced pá, the ri is pronounced rii and [...] shikágo rather than cikágo.

[44] Kud́ + uń +pá +d́a = kud́upa [...] and somewhat ugly on the other.

[129] Kut́a + pá + d́a = kut́apa. [...] means “lotus”.

[27] Yadi dekha mákunda copá ek pá ná yáo re bápá

[13] Kuńa +apac = kuńapa , or kuńa + pá +d́a = kuńapa [...] is called kuńapa .

[10] Thákur Rámakrśńa used to say, kr means “do something” and pá means “get something”. [...] to arouse and develop devotion.

[34] A (negation) + Pá + lyut́ = apána. [...] udána, and vyána.