Patenilty
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Palter
Wl^ ; hereditary i
(L. pater=a. father ).
Paternity ( ) n. fatherhood
>!W^, W*T?r Wtf^ ; authorship I
Paternoster ( C*fi>t^ ) n. the Lord prayer
- the rosary W*nrT^1 I
Path ( ♦fti^ ) w. a way, track *fer, ^ti> ; course of action I
Pathetic ( ) — ai, adj. causing pity,
grief or sorrow C»lt^ C»rt^-
WW ; I Pathetically adv.
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Pathology ( ) «. science of the nature
and remedies of diseases »rl^ ; C^t^f
^^n*l pf'in I Pathologist n. ^ntfiTi^ai I
Pathos ( c*f'e(5 ) n. the expression of tender emotions ^^*1 i
Pathway ( ) n. a path or way
carai at^i
Patience ( n. quality of being able
to endure calmly aa, ^1% ;
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Patient ( c^-ca^ ) adj. enduring pain with- out murmuring ; not
easily provoked i
— n. one who suffers, a sick person
cat^, caatft i
Patiently adv. with calmness 'flCar-
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Patly see Pat.
Patois ( C*f&-'6a ) n. a vulgar dialect Utai ®tai i
Patriarch ( ) n. the governor of a
family by paternal right ^Tf^,
- a d ignitor y superior to an
archbishop i
Patriarchal, Patriarchic ( ;
— ) adj. pertaining to a patri- arch nrtf^ ^ nt^
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Patrician ( ) n. a nobleman des-
cended from one of the senators of Rome 4TWJ? cm^ CWt ^ ;
I — adj. of noble family I ( opp. Plebeian)
Patricide ( ) n. the murder, or the
murderer of one’s own father
- fn^ I
Patrimony ( ) n. an estate derived
by inheritance from an ancestor
I Patrimonial adj. inherited from ancestors C*rtn l
Patriot ( ) n. one who truly loves his fatherland
- a!»r5V I {GT,pat€r=& father).
Patriotic ( C*t*1^irt5^) adj. like a patriot C’PT*
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Patriotism ( c*f’15 ) n. love of one’s
country I
Patrol ( C^fS’af ) v, i. or v. t. to go the rounds in a camp as a sentry C?i f?. a*l ^4 I — n. going round of a guard on the night aitf^ a^;rl fw ; the guard or men who go round at night nfln I
Patron ( ) n. one who countenances
or protects I
Patronage ( viiw^ ) n. encouragement
or support given by a patron I
Patronise ( ) v. t. to give encourage- ment to Of, ^4 I
Patronising adj. giving encouragement to
Patronymic ( ) adj. derived from the name of a father CifTHW,
I —n. C^l Jftm-
Patten ( ) n. a wooden shoe with an iron ring i
Patter ( ) v. t. to strike often, as hail
stones '•n'®*n, ; to mumble
