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पट्ट paṭṭa, paṭṭ, s.m. Slab, tablet (for painting); plate (of metal, for inscription or engraving of royal edicts, grants, etc.); patent, document, royal grant or order (written on copper, stone, etc.; seat, chair, throne; a strip; frontlet; turban, tiara, diadem; woven silk; an upper or outer garment; bandage, ligature, etc.; city, town, village;—the plant Corchorus olitorius (from the fibres of the bark of which, called jute, a coarse sackcloth and cordage are prepared):—paṭṭa-ja, paṭṭaj, s.m. A kind of canvas or sackcloth:—paṭṭ-devī, paṭṭ-rānī, s.f. The principal queen, queen-consort (=paṭ-rānī; pāt-rānī):—paṭṭ-rang, s.m. The plant Cœsalpina sappan (used in dyeing):—paṭṭa-śāk, s.m. The pot-herb Corchorus capsularis.