EE7.5 - References for pádapa

Pa > References for ‘pádapa’

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The Secret of Dharma Lies Hidden in the Mind (1)

[10] Let us discuss “the essence” [...] trees’ legs, they are called pádapa, “that which drinks through its legs.”

Plants, Animals and Human Beings (1)

[7] Besides this, plants have some [...] unique quality that trees are called pádapa in Saḿskrta. The same word [...] from underneath the soil.”

Karpat́a to Karśú (Discourse 19) (1)

[129] 2) Another meaning of the word kavaka is “all kinds of plants”, or pádapa (that which drinks through its feet, or “plant”).

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