پچ

पच pać[S. पञ्च], adj. Five (used in comp. for pāṅć): pać-pakwānī, s.f. Five kinds of sweetmeats served at a feast (viz. khajtā; khurma; imratī; laḍḍū; kaćaurī):—pać-pahlu, adj. & s.m. Five-sided, pentagonal;—a fivesided figure, a pentagon (=muḵẖammas):—pać-dhātu, s.m.=pać-ras, s.m. Bell-metal, a kind of bronze:—pać-rang, paćrangī, adj. Of five different colours:—pać-kalyān, s.m. A horse whose four legs are half white and that has also white spots on the head:—pać-khan, pać-khanā, adj. & s.m. Consisting of five parts or divisions (a house, etc.);—a five-storied house; five rooms, or spaces, in a row:—pać-khūṅṭ, s.m. A pentagon (syn. panj-gosha; muḵẖammas):—pać-guṭiyā, s.m. A game played (by boys) with five pebbles:—pać-laṛā, adj. & s.m. Consisting of five rows or strings (a necklace, etc.);—a necklace of five strings:—pać-laṛī, s.f.=pać-laṛā:—pać-lonā, s.m. A digestive composed of five kinds of salt:—pać-maḥallā, pać-maḥlā, adj. (f. -ī), & s.m. Consisting of five stories, rooms, or apartments (a house);—a five-storied house (=pać-khanā):—pać-mel, adj. & s.m. Mixed, confused, unsorted, heterogeneous;—a mixture composed of five different ingredients; mixture, mess, hodge-podge:—paćotarā, paćotrā(S. panća+uttara), s.m. Duty, or commission, of five per cent.:—paćorat, s.m. Five per cent. (=paćotrā):—pać-hattā, adj. Five hands high; very tall.