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566 PATUA - uncle older than father Skt. pitrvya - a father's brother, paternal uncle, any elderaly male relation PAWAKA-ar. Fire Skt. ccch pavaka - purifying, pavaka - fire, Agni or the god of fire PAWANA ar. Wind 1 Skt. c pavana - air, wind PAWITRA- - ar. ayer pawitra - lustral water e. g. water of purification Variant - pawitera Skt. cpavitra-sacred, holy, sinless, sanctified (persons or things); purified by the performance of ceremonial acts (such as sacrifices &c.); purifying, removing sin PEBAHU-yard, arm Skt. ag bahu - the arm diteg,se PEDAKA - a collar with pendants, a roof-gate, gateway with seats seen in country homes at the entrance to the grounds; (Kedah) - plank shutting in niche of Malay grave, the pegs supporting a Muslim's coffin plank, In Johore it means wooden posts taking the place of stone grave - posts Variants - padaka, daka Skt. cch padaka - medal PEDANDA-Brahmin priest in Bali Skt. cs pandita - learned, wise PEDATI - cart, chariot; wheeled carriage; sledge, specifically: a solidwheeled vehicle referred to in old romances, also loosely for a buffalo cart (pedati kerbau) . But present day Malays use pedati of a gun - carriage only (pedati merium); and kuda pedati (artillery - horse); while the old word for spoke - wheeled carts (gerobak) is now limited to railwaytracks.