پلا

पल्ला pallā[P. palla; S.पल+कः; पल्य, etc. rt. पल् ; and पल्लव], s.m. Space, distance, reach, range (of a gun, etc.); a measure of capacity; a grain-bag, sack; burden (carried on the head or back), a weight of three maunds; side, protection, assistance (e.g. ḥākim uske palle-par hai); side, edge (of a garment, etc.), border; a sheet (generally applied to chintz or shaw); one of a pair of scales; one blade of a pair of shears, etc.; one shutter or fold (of a door); labium vulvœ:—pallābāṅdhnā, v.n. 'To gird (up the loins with) the sheet'; to enter the lists against an enemy:—palle bāṅdhnā(-ko), 'To tie or fold up (in the skirt)'; to tie to (oneself), make one's own, to cherish, adopt, accept; to take to wife, to marry; to derive support or advantage (from); to bear in mind, to ponder well; to give back, give away, make over, assign:—pallābhārīhonā, v.n. To be heavily laden; to be encumbered (with a large family); to be entangled (in worldly affairs):—palle-par, adv. At the side (of, -ke);—at a distance, far off:—palle-par ānā(-ke), To come to the side (of), to stand (by), to side (with), to assist, favour, protect:—pallā-ćhuṛānā(-kā), To shake off, to get rid of:—palle-dār, adj. Far-reaching; of great extent; of great range (as a gun, etc.);—s.m. One who carries sacks of grain; a carrier of heavy burdens, porter:—palle-dārī, s.f. Carrying heavy loads;—the business of a porter:—pallālenā(-kā), To sympathize (with), condole (with); to mourn.