پتر

पǂऽ pattra, पऽ patra, patr, vulg. pattar, s.m. Wing of a bird, pinion, feather, feather of an arrow; any vehicle (e.g. chariot, cart, horse, camel, etc.); leaf (of a tree, or of a flower, or of a book); leaf of the Laurus cassia (syn. tejpattā); a leaf prepared for writing on, paper; letter, epistle, document, deed; gold leaf, etc., a thin piece, or plate, of metal; a grant or conveyance of land engraven on a plate of metal; lines and signs painted on the face with musk and other fragrant substances:—patrāṅk (patra+aṅka), s.m. The figure or number of the page of a book, paging:—pattrāṅg, patrāṅg (patra+aṅga), s.m. Red sanders, Pterocarpus santolinus; red or sappan wood; a species of birch:—patra-pushp, s.m. A species of plant, a red sort of Tulsīor basil, Ocymum sanctum:—patra-pushpak, s.m.