pata
pāta — of the downfall; SB 3.23.39
rakta-paṭa — red-robed; SB 4.19.24-25
ku-paṭa-āvṛta — covered by a dirty cloth; SB 5.9.9-10
paṭa — the cloth; SB 7.15.63
giri-pāta — because of the falling of Mandara Mountain; SB 8.6.37
iṣu-pāta — the throwing of the arrows; SB 9.6.18
kaṭākṣa-pāta — by the glance; SB 9.10.13
pata — fall; SB 10.64.24
paṭa — banners; SB 10.71.17
paṭa — with banners; SB 10.83.36
paṭa-ādi — plates, etc.; CC Adi 1.97
kalāra pāta — a banana leaf; CC Adi 17.39
dui pāta — two leaves; CC Madhya 3.68
palāśera pāta — the leaves of palāśa; CC Madhya 4.72
paṭa-vāsa — silk covering; CC Madhya 8.172
pātā — and leaves; CC Madhya 8.209
eta pāta — so many leaf dishes; CC Madhya 14.37
nimba-pāta — with leaves of the nimba tree; CC Madhya 15.54-55
śūnya kene pāta — why is the dish empty; CC Madhya 15.59
ucchiṣṭa-pāta — remnants of food; CC Madhya 16.226
pātā — the leaf; CC Madhya 19.156
tṛṇa-pāta — leaves of grass; CC Madhya 21.113
pāta — the plate; CC Antya 3.35
kakṣā-pāta — defeat; CC Antya 7.110-111
sei mālajāṭhyā daṇḍa pāṭa — the place called Mālajāṭhyā Daṇḍapāṭa; CC Antya 9.105
sukutā pātā — in leaves of sukutā; CC Antya 10.18