Pabbakuta to pabhava
pabbakūṭa : [nt.] a district full of mountains.
pabbajati : [pa + vaj + a] goes forth; becomes a monk; leaves household life.
pabbajana : [nt.] taking up of the ascetic life; become a monk. || pabbājana (nt.) exile; banishment.
pabbajanta : [pr.p. of pabbajati] going forth; becoming a monk; leaving household life.
pabbaji : [aor. of pabbajati] went forth; became a monk; leaved household life.
pabbajita : [pp. of pabbajati] gone forth; become a monk; leaved household life. (m.) a monk.
pabbajitvā : [abs. of pabbajati] having gone forth; having become a monk; having leaved household life.
pabbajjā : [f.] taking up of the ascetic life; becoming a monk.
pabbata : [m.] a mountain; rock.
pabbatakūṭa : [nt.] peak of a mountain.
pabbatagahana : [nt.] a district full of mountains.
pabbataṭṭha : [adj.] standing or situated on a mountain.
pabbatapāda : [m.] the foot of a mountain.
pabbatasikhara : [nt.] mountain-crest.
pabbateyya : [adj.] used to walk on mountains.
pabbājaniya : [adj.] deserving to be expelled or exiled.
pabbhāra : [m.] an incline of a mountain. (adj.) sloping; inclining; leading to.
pabhagga : [pp. of pabhañjati] broken up; destroyed; defeated.
pabhaṅkara : [m.] one who makes light, one who light up, light-bringer, i.e. the sun.
pabhaṅgu : [adj.] brittle; frail; perishable.
pabhaṅgura : [adj.] brittle; frail; perishable.
pabhava : [m.] origin, source; (adj.) (in cpds.) having as the origin. || pabhāva (m.) power; strength; dignity.