Pa > References for ‘parńa, paŕńa’

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The Pervasive Influence of Shiva (Discourse 4) (2)

[27] In the then India, the mutual relations [...] “turmeric leaves” is paŕńa. As she would wear paŕńa as her clothes, she was called [...] herself in the sacrificial fire.

The Pervasive Influence (2)

[17] Párvatii was the daughter [...] “turmeric leaves” is parńa. As she would wear paŕńa as her clothes, she was called [...] herself in the sacrificial fire.

Tantra and Sádhaná (1)

[131] Bálariid́ańavat [...] bhavati dehabhrt. Váyu parńa kanátoyaḿ vratino [...] 16 )

Tantra and Indo-Aryan Civilization (2)

[79] Káliká Devii, the [...] Buddhist Tantra. Clad in betel leaves (parńa means “betel leaves” or “turmeric leaves”), Parńa Shavarii Devii of the Buddhist [...] 10 )

Ráŕh – 27. (3)

[9] “Betel-leaf” [...] Sanskrit. It is nágvallarii or parńa in popular Sanskrit. From this word parńa the Bengali word páń has come. In Sanskrit the word parńa has two other meanings: “mature leaf” and “yellow leaf”.

Párvatii, Consort of Shiva – Excerpt A (2)

[3] Párvatii was the daughter [...] “turmeric leaves” is paŕńa. As she would wear paŕńa as her clothes, she was called [...] herself in the sacrificial fire.

More on Suffixes and Prefixes (Discourse 6) (2)

[21] The Bengali word supárii [...] Laokika Sanskrit there are two words: parńa and nágaballarii. The word parńa has three meanings: (1) mature [...] absorbed into Sanskrit in this way.

Ka to Kandara (Discourse 16) (4)

[42] Turmeric leaf is called parńa in Sanskrit. The word parńa means “any mature leaf”. [...] turmeric plant they were called parńa. The third meaning of parńa is páń [betel leaf] [...] then became Parńashavarii.