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√ pac, “cook”

√ ned

√ pac

√ paj

Present

I. pácati -te etc. V.+ (pacāna M.)

IV. pácyate etc. RV.ŚB

Passive

pacyáte etc. V.+,-ti M

Future

Simple Future: pakṣyati -te etc. B.+ (apakṣyat C.)

Periphrastic Future: paktā́ B

Aorist

√-Ao: pacyāt; apāci

RAo: apīpacat

-s-Ao: apākṣīt, apakta pákṣat RV

Perfect

papā́ca pecus etc. V.B. papaktha, pecitha, pece pecire etc. V.+ (ápeciran AV.)

Causative

pācayati -te etc. B.+ (pācyate E.)

Desiderative

pipakṣa-

Intensive

pāpacyate etc. C

Verbal Nouns

(pakvá;) páktave AV.B.; 1Abs: paktvā́ AV.E

Derivatives

pac ? C.

 

paktí RV.

 

pakthín RV.

 

pācaka E.+

 

-paca B.+

 

pákti VS.+

 

pakvá V.+

 

-pācin C.

 

-pacya AV.

 

paktavya E.

 

pacelima C.

 

pācya U.

 

pácana V.+

 

paktṛ́ AV.+

 

pāka V.+

 

pācana C.

 

pacatá V.B.

 

paktrima C.

 

pākin C.

 

-pācayitṛ C.

 

pacatyà RV.

 

pakthá RV.B.

 

pākya U.S.+

 

 

 

 

Meanings

pácati pácate v cook, bake, boil, roast, burn (bricks), digest; mature, ripen, develop (trans., pácyate intrans.); P. pacyáte be cooked etc., also intrans. = pácyate. Caus. pācayati, te cook or cause to cook (trans.), bring to maturity or perfection.

 

pari P. be cooked or roasted, grow mature (lit. & fig.), bear results.

vi cook thoroughly; P. be cooked or digested, ripen i.e. have results (of an action).

 

 

 

 

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