Pahuta to pajeta

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pahūta : [adj.] abundant; much; broad.

pahūtajivha : [adj.] having abroad tongue.

pahūtabhakkha : [adj.] having much to eat or eating much.

paheṇaka : [nt.] a present fit to be sent to someone.

pahoti : [pa + hū + a] is able, adequate, or sufficient.

pahonaka : [adj.] sufficient; enough.

pāka : [adj.] cooking; that which is cooked; ripening.

pākavaṭṭa : [m.] continuous supply of food.

pākāraparikkhitta : [adj.] surrounded by a wall.

pāgabbhiya : [nt.] boldness; impudence; forwardness.

pāguññatā : [f.] experience; cleverness.

pācaka : [adj.] cooking; maturing; digesting; one who cooks.

pācariya : [m.] teacher's teacher.

pācāpita : [pp. of pācāpeti] caused to cook.

pācikā : [f.] a female cook.

pācīna : [adj.] eastern.

pācīnadisā : [f.] the east.

pācīnamukha : [adj.] facing the east.

pāceti : see pācāpeti.

pājana : [nt.] 1. driving; 2. a goad.

pājāpeti : [caus. of pājeti] causes to drive; causes to lead.

pājita : [pp. of pājeti] driven; led.

pājeta : [pp. of pājeti] driven; led.