پٹكنا

पटकना paṭaknā[S. पात, rt. पत् +अक+अनीयं ; see paṛnā], v.t. To dash against, to knock down, dash down, to throw (one) down with violence; to throw about (the arms and legs) convulsively;—v.n. To abate, row or series of rafters that cover one side of a house; side piece of the frame of a bedstead (=pāṭī); parting of the hair in the middle; sidelocks of hair over eachtemple; lath (of split bamboo, etc.); spokes of a wheel; a ledge; line, row; a rule to draw lines by; a small plank, board, tablet, table (as in 'plane-table'); a small rectangular board on which children write (=pāṭī); a morsel of betel-leaf made up with betel-nut, lime, etc. (=bīṛī; pān); a foil, etc. (=paṭā); piece, part, portion; division of a village; division of land into portions or strips; holding or tenure in coparcenary; a written order or patent; a title to a certain tenure of land; list, statement, invoice, document (of any kind); public subscription paper; cess, assessment;—a kind of sweetmeat (=pāṭī):—paṭṭībāṅdhnā(-par), To apply a bandage, etc. (to a sore or wound); to bandage (the eyes), to blindfold:—paṭṭī-par qābiẓrahnā, To retain in severalty:—paṭṭīpaṛhānā, v.t. To teach the letters (to a child) from the paṭṭīor board; (fig.) to explain (anything to anyone), to give a lesson (to); to advise, counsel; to put (one) up to (some trick or roguery); to cheat, deceive, take in:—paṭṭīpakaṛ-ke hilte rahnā, A phrase used to denote either excessive weakness or excessive laziness:—paṭṭītoṛnā, v.n. To be bedridden:—paṭṭī-dār, s.m. Holder or proprietor of a paṭṭīor share in a coparcenary village or estate, a coparcener:—paṭṭī-dārī, s.f. Coparcenary tenure; an estate held in severalty:—paṭṭī-dārīnā-mukammal, s.f. Coparcenary tenure where part of the land is divided and part held in common; tenure of an estate in partial severalty:—paṭṭīdenā, v.t.=paṭṭīpaṛhānā, q.v.:—paṭṭī-wār, adj. & adv. According to shares, holdings, assessment, etc.:—paṭṭiyāṅjamānā(-par), To paste the hair down (on the temples).