پكش

पक्ष paksh, s.m. Wing; feather; fin; flank, side; party, class, faction; a partisan, adherent, follower; a half; the half of a lunar month, a fortnight (comprising fifteen days); alternative; confirmation; partiality; assistance, protection, defence; side of an argument, position, opinion, thesis; a post, troop, army; a rejoinder; a plaint in law:—pakshāghāt (paksha+āghāta), s.m. 'Side-stroke,' paralysis or palsy of one side, hemiplegia:—pakshāntar (paksha+antara), s.m. Another side or part; another or different view of an argument:—paksh-bhed, s.m. Distinction between two sides of an argument; the difference between the two halves of a lunar month:—paksha-pāt, s.m. Taking the side (of), siding (with); adopting a side or argument; attachment or adherence to a party, partisanship, partiality (for); respect of persons; collusion, chicane;—partisan, etc.=paksh-pātī;—paksha-pātitā, s.f.=pakshapātitva, s.m. Partisanship, partiality, friendship, fellowship; faction, factiousness:—paksha-pātī, adj. & s.m. Taking the side (of), siding (with), adhering to the party (of);—partisan, adherent, follower, friend:—paksha-dvaish, s.m. The enmity of partisanship:—paksha-dhar, adj. & s.m. Taking the side (of), etc.=paksha-pātī, q.v.:—paksh karnā(-kā), To take the part (of), to side (with); to be partial or one-sided (in argument, etc.); to espouse the cause of a party; to protect, patronize:—paksha-vān, pakshavant, adj. Winged, feathered, fledged; having a side or party:—paksha-nīn, adj. Wingless.