پت

पित pati, and H. पत pat, s.m. Master, lord, owner, proprietor, governor; husband:—patyālay (pati+ālay), s.m. Husband's house:—pati-brat, vulg. pati-birt, s.m.=pati-vrat, q.v.:—pati-bhāv, s.m. The disposition and sentiments appropriate in a wife towards her husband:—pati-pad, s.m. The status of a master, or lord, or husband:—pati-prāṇā, s.f. A faithful wife (`whose husband is her life'):—pati-sevā, s.f. Devotion of a wife to her husband:—pati-ghnī, s.f. A woman who murders her husband, husband-killer; a line on the hand indicating that a woman will be faithless or treacherous to her husband:—pati-vatī, pati-vantī, pati-vatnī, s.f. A woman who possesses a husband, a married woman, a wife whose husband is living:—pati-vrat, vulg. pati-brat, s.m. Loyalty or fidelity to a husband; chastity, modesty:—pati-vratā, vulg. pati-bratā, pati-birtā, patibhartā, s.f. Faithful, virtuous, and devoted wife:—pati-viyog, s.m. Separation from a husband.