Pa > References for ‘paryat́aka, Paryataka, paryatáka’

See also: Párvatya · parya · paryagácchukramakáyamavraḿamasúviraḿ · paryanta · Paryáptakámasya · paryat́ana · paryavekśańa · paryáya · paryyaya

[39] In Saḿskrta there are various [...] and learns various things is a paryatáka or tourist.

[19] In ancient times when the Aryans [...] “Pari-ata” is used. “Paryataka” means one who moves and while moving learns.

[4] According to Párthasárathi, [...] while learning something” (paryat́aka, derived from the prefix pari [...] enjoying spiritual bliss”.

[87] The word at́ana is derived [...] paryat́ana); pari + at́aka = paryat́aka [traveller] or “he who moves from one country to another while looking and learning”.