پات

पात pāt[S. पǂऽं; Prk. पƣं], s.m. Leaf (of a tree, book, etc.) draught or cheque on a banker; any thin leaf or plate of metal; an ornament worn in the upper part of the ear:—pātoṅā-lagnā, v.n. Leaves to fall (in autumn); (met.) to have one's power or endurance exhausted; to be reduced to destitution or misery; to have one's patience tried or exhausted (by the scorn of a beloved person):—pāt-bandī, s.f. Statement of the assets and liabilities of an estate:—pātkiram, pāt-kr̤imorkr̤imi, s.m. lit. 'Leaf-worm'; caterpillar.