paṅca—five men Antya 15.17
Compound Sanskrit Words Containing: paṅca
paṅca-sata—five or seven Adi 17.203, Madhya 8.51-52, Madhya 14.37
dina paṅca—five days Madhya 7.54
dina paṅca-sata—five or seven days Madhya 1.232
dina paṅca-sata—five to seven days Antya 12.77
dina-paṅca-sata—five or seven days Madhya 10.59
hata paṅca-chaya—five to six cubits (one cubit equals about a foot and a half) Antya 14.64
jana paṅca-sata—five to seven men Madhya 4.71
jana-paṅca—five brahmanas Madhya 4.69
karya paṅca-sata—five to seven different purposes. Antya 2.169
paṅca chaya—five or six kinds. Madhya 15.214
paṅca chaya—five or six Madhya 25.204
paṅca dike—in five directions Antya 15.17
paṅca ganda kari'—at the price of five gandas Madhya 15.70
paṅca sahasra—five thousand Madhya 20.8
paṅca sate—five or seven Antya 6.56
paṅca-bana—five arrows of Cupid Madhya 8.194
paṅca-chaya—five or six Madhya 3.49
paṅca-chaya jane—five or six men. Madhya 16.276
paṅca-dike—in five directions Antya 15.15
paṅca-dina—to five days Madhya 15.192
paṅca-dina—for five days Madhya 15.192
paṅca-dina—five days Madhya 15.194
paṅca-gandara—of five gandas Antya 9.40
paṅca-gandara vyanjana—vegetables costing five gandas (one ganda equals four kaudis). Antya 8.53
paṅca-gandara vyanjana—vegetables worth only five gandas Antya 8.57-58
paṅca-sata—five days or at the most a week Madhya 19.251
paṅca-sata—five to seven different kinds Madhya 15.54-55
paṅca-sata—five to seven. Madhya 16.226
paṅca-sata—five or seven men. Madhya 11.108
paṅca-sata dine—five to seven days. Madhya 9.329