paka—Paka SB 7.2.4-5
Compound Sanskrit Words Containing: paka
paka kare—cooks Madhya 17.61, Antya 8.89
cini-paka—boiling with sugar juice Antya 10.31
cini-paka diya—by cooking with sugar Antya 10.29-30
cini-paka kariya—cooking with sugar. Antya 10.22
kare paka—cooks Madhya 17.62-63
kariba paka—I shall begin cooking Antya 2.57
paka cadaila—began cooking. Madhya 15.201
paka cadaila—began to cook. Antya 13.49
paka kaila—cooked Madhya 9.217
paka karena—cooks Antya 13.46
paka kari—let me cook. Antya 2.73
paka karila apara—cooked many varieties of food Antya 2.59
paka karaila—he had cook. Madhya 17.89
paka karaila—engaging in cooking. Madhya 19.87
paka karaya—causes to cook Antya 12.132
paka nahi haya—you did not cook. Madhya 9.181
paka yadi kare—if engaged in cooking Madhya 15.226
paka-bhandara—clay pots for cooking Madhya 4.101
paka-sala—the kitchen Madhya 12.120
paka-salara—of the kitchen Madhya 15.206
paka-salara daksine—on the southern side of the kitchen Madhya 15.204
paka-sasanah—Indra SB 8.11.2
paka-karta—the cook Antya 12.134
paka-marma—how to cook. Madhya 15.203
paka-prayojana—the necessary cooking. Madhya 9.183
paka-patra—the kitchen pots Madhya 15.61
paka-patre—the cooking pots Antya 3.37
paka-samagri anaha—please bring everything necessary for cooking Antya 2.55
paka-samagri anaha—bring all cooking ingredients Antya 2.58
paka-yajna-vidhanena—according to the injunctions of the Grhya-sutras SB 6.19.22