a. (M.), ) the mode of division of the crop by which the proprietor gets two-fifths and the tenant three-fifths:—paṇj gabbh, gaw, s. m. The five products of the cow, mixed and administered to Hindus that have lost caste as the means of reinstatement. The products are milk, butter, curds, urine and dung:—paṇj iṇdarí, indaríáṇ, s. f. The five senses, see Giáṉ, Karam:—paṇj kalián, paṇj kaliáná, s. m. f. A horse with all the feet white and a white spot on the horse's head:—paṇje padárath, s. m. All five good things, all the means of enjoyment taken collectively:—paṇj ratan, paṇj ratná, s. m. Five things put in the mouth of a deceased Hindu, gold, silver, copper, pearl and coral:—paṇj tatt, s. m. The elements, ether, air, fire, water, earth.