پكا

पक्का pakkā[S. पक्कः; Prk. पक्क], adj. (f. -ī), Cooked, boiled, prepared on the fire, baked, dressed; baked or burnt (as bricks, etc.); ripened, matured, mature, ripe; ready to discharge matter or to suppurate, ripe (as a boil), come to a head; grey or white (as the hair); come to perfection, accomplished, perfect, complete, full, fully developed (as the understanding, character, etc.); shrewd, experienced, well-tutored, well-versed, expert, adept, knowing, sharp, cunning, astute; solid, strong, firm, substantial; made of brick or stone and mortar; metalled, macadamized (as a road); hard, hardy, unbending; fearless, daring; fast, lasting (as colour), permanent, durable; sound, valid, sterling, standard, full, true, unalloyed, pure; genuine; proved; determined, decided, firm, resolute; precise, exact, real (as price, etc.); reliable, trustworthy; certain, sure, authentic:—pakkāpān, s.m.f. Decrepit old man or woman, superannuated person; madcap; harridan, jade; a low catamite:—pakkītarkārī, s.f. Fruits:—pakkā ćiṭṭhā, s.m. An anthenticated, revised, or accredited account; an annual or triennial balance sheet:—pakkā ḥisāb, s.m. Revised accounts; accounts carefully prepared:—pakkādāwā, s.m. Sound title, good claim; a strong orgood case:—pakkāser, s.m.