EE7.5 - References for paiṋjá, páiṋjá

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Vraja Krśńa and Dvaetaváda (Discourse 17) (1)

[7] When the mind moves in one direction, [...] “Paiṋjáb” [Punjab]. The hand is called paiṋjá because it has five fingers.) [...] when bargaining in the market.

The Thousand-Headed Puruśa (1)

[9] What is the nature of Parama Puruśa? [...] in the Persian language “páiṋjá” means five. And what did they [...] declare that they are pandits.

Case and Case-Endings – 3 (Discourse 14) (2)

[6] As I was saying, the original Vedic [...] impress of five fingers is called paiṋjá in Farsi. Fighting with the wrist and the help of five fingers is called paiṋjá kaśá.