Vol. 16 · pages 101–105
The Pali Grammar and Pali–English Dictionary
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77PALI : ENGLISH DICTIONARY
Hkslta % A medicine, drug (Hks"kt)
HkslTta % A medicine, drug (HkS"kT;)
Hksleks % Terrible (Hks"k~)
HksÙkk % One who breaks (Hksr‘)
HksRok % See fHkUnfr
Hkh % Fear (Hkh)
fHknk % Difference, kind (fHkn~)
fHkTtua % Breaking up dissolution
fHkTtfr % See fHkUnfr
fHkTtks % To be broken (fHk?k ¾ fHkn~)
fHkD[kk % Begging: alms: begged food (fHk{kk)
fHkD[kkpfj;k % Going about for alms, going the rounds (fHk{kk $ p;kZ)
fHkD[kkpkjks % Going the rounds for alms (fHk{kk $ pkj)
fHkD[kfr % To ask for food, to beg (fHk{k~)
fHkD[kq.kh % A female mendicant: a Buddhist nun or priestess (fHk{kq.kh)
fHkD[kql˜~?kks % A company of priests (fHk{kq $ la?k)
fHkeks % Dreadful, horrible, cruel (Hkhe)
flHkluks % Dreadful, horrible (Hkh"k.k~)
flHklkisfr % To frighten, to terrify (Hkh"k; ¾ Hkh)
flHkfldk % Terrifying, an alarum (comp Hkh"kk)
fHkUnua % Breaking; destroying (fHkUnu)
fHkUnfr % To break, to destroy, to divide, to separate (fHkn~)
fHkfUnokyks % A sort of spear (fHkfUniky)
fHk˜ıjktks % Name of a shrub, Eclipata Prostrata (Hk‘˜ı $ jkt)
fHk˜ïkjks % A golden vase (Hk‘˜ıkj)
fHk˜ïks % A young elephant
fHkUudks % Schismatic (fHkUud)
fHkUuks % Broken; divided; disunited: separated: other: different: joined,
connected
Hkh# % Timid; afraid (Hkh#)
Hkh#dks % Timid; afraid (Hkh#d)
Hkh#rk % Timidity; dread (Hkh#rk)
fHklDdks % Physician (fHk"kt~)
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fHkla % Film or fibres of the stalk of the water-lily (fHkl)
fHklh % A mat or mattress (o‘"kh)
fHklhyks % Timid (Hkh $ ’khy)
Hkhfr % Fear (Hkhfr)
Hkhfr % Frighten, afraid (Hkhr ¾ Hkh)
fHkfÙk % A wall of earth or masonary (fHkfÙk)
Hkh;ks $ fHkÕ;ks % More (Hkw;al~)
adj.
Hkh;ks $ fHkÕ;ks % Again, further, besides: repeatedly, frequently: much (Hkw;l~)
fHkÕ;kslkslÙkk; % More and more, exceedingly and abundent (Hkw;’kl~ $ dat ek=k)
Hkks % Sir! Friend! (Hkks $ vksl~)
Hkksxok % Wealthy (HkksxoUr~)
Hkksxh % A snake, a village headman (Hkksfxu~)
Hkksfxuh % A royal concubine (Hkksfxuh)
Hkksxks % A snake’s body: snake’s expanded hood: a fold: eating, enjoying
food, wealth (Hkksx)
Hkkstdks % A village headman (Hkkstd)
Hkkstu % Food (Hkkstu)
Hkkstuh;ks % To be eaten (Hkkstuh;)
Hkkstkisfr % To feed, to entertain
Hkkst;fr % To cause to eat, to feed: to maintain: to entertain (Hkkst;fr ¾
Hkqt~)
Hkksth % One who eats (Hkksftu~)
HkksTtks % To be eaten, edible (HkksT; ¾ Hkqt~)
HkkUrks] HkksUrh % See Hkoa
HkksÙkk % One who enjoys eating (HkksÙk‘Q)
HkksÙkCcks % To be eaten (HkksÙkQO;)
HkksÙk % See HkqTtfr
Hkksoknh % A Brahman, who utters Bho (Hkks $ okfnu~)
Hkw % The earth (Hkw)
Hkw % An eyebrow (Hkzw)
HkwHkqtks % A king (Hkwtqt~)
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Hkw/jks % A mountain (Hkw $ /j)
Hkwtk $ Hkwtks % The arm (Hkqt~)
Hkqtxks] Hkqt˜ıeks] % A snake (Hkqtax)
Hkqt˜ıks %
HkqtiÙkks % The Bhojpatra tree (HkwtZ $ i=k)
Hkqtfljks % The shoulder (Hkwt $ f’kjl~)
HkqftLlks % A feed slave, a freedman: a freeman (Hkqft";)
Hkwedks % Having stages or stories (Hkwe $ d)
Hkwfe % The earth, the stage, place, degree, state: the ground: storey of
a house (Hkwfe)
Hkwfedk % Story or stage (Hkwfedk)
HkwfeUnks % A king (Hkwfe $ banz)
Hkwfeikyks % A king (Hkwfe $ iky)
Hkwfeiks % A king (Hkwfe $ i)
HkqEeRFkj.ka % A carpet (Hkwfe $ vkLrj.k)
HkqEeºòks % Standing on the ground
HkqEeks % Terrestrial (HkwE;)
HkwukFkks % A king (HkwukFk)
Hkq×tua % Enjoying, eating
Hkq×tfr % To eat, to partake of, to enjoy: to possess, to govern (Hkqt~)
Hkq×k~th % Eating (Hkqt $ bu~)
Hkwikyks % A king (Hkw $ iky)
Hkwifr % A king (Hkw $ ifr)
Hkwiks % A king (Hkwi)
Hkwfj % Much, many, abundant, Wisdom (Hkwfj)
Hkwjh % The earth (Hkw£.k or Hkwfjt~)
Hkwlk % Adornment (Hkw"kk)
Hkqla % Chaft or corn (cql)
Hkqla % Much, exceedingly (Hk‘’kUV)
Hkwlua % Ornament (Hkw"k.k)
Hkwlsfr] Hkwlkisfr % To adorn (Hkw"k)
Hkwlks % Much, excessive (Hk‘’k)
Hkwr/jk % The earth (Hkwr $ /j)
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Hkwrxkeks % Vegetation, grass, plants, shrubs (Hkwr $ xzke)
Hkwrifr % Indra (Hkwr $ ifr)
Hkwriks % A yakkha chief or king (Hkwr $ i)
HkwriqCcks % Existing before (Hkwr $ iwoZ)
HkwrÙka % State of being a bhuta (Hkwr $ Ro)
Hkwroknh % Speaking according to facts or truithful (Hkwr $ okfnu~)
HkwrosTtks % An exorcist (HkwroS|)
HkwrfoTtk % Knowledge of spirits or demons, exorcism (Hkwr $ fo|k)
Hkwfr % Being, existence, birth: welfare (Hkwfr)
Hkwfr.ka $ .kda % A fragrant grass (Hkwu‘.k)
Hkwrks % Been, become, being: past, former: true, real, right (Hkwr ¾ Hkw)
HkqÙkok % Having eaten (HkqÙkQoUr~)
HkqÙkkoh % Having eaten (HkwÙkQ $ fou~)
HkqfÙk % Eating, enjoying (HkqfÙkQ)
HkqÙkks % Eaten, possessed, used (HkqÙkQ ¾ Hkqt~)
HkqRok % See Hkq×k~tfr
Hkqoua % The world (Hkqou)
Hkqfo % See Hkw
Hkq;fr % See Hkofr
chHkPpks % Loathsome: dreadful: altered: disguised (chHkRl)
chtxkeks % Collection of seeds (cht $ xzke)
chta % A germ; a seed: cause: origin: prudendum (oht~)
fcykya % A sort of salt
fcykyks % A cat (fcMky)
fcya % A hole or charm (fcy)
fcya % A part or a bit (fcM)
fcy˜ıks % Sour gruel
fcykjks % A cat (fcMkj)
fcyl % Bit by bit (fcM $ ’kl~)
fcks % The tree eagle Masmelos (fcYo)
fcEck % A name of Yasodhara (fcEck)
fcfEcdk % The plant Momordica Monadelpha (fcEc $ bdk)
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fcfEclkjks % Name of a king of Magadha; convert of Buddha (fcEch $ lkj)
fcEcks $ fcEca % Reflection or image: disc of Sun or Moon (fcEc)
fcEcksgua % A pillow
fcUnq % A drop or spot: a little circle or dot used as a symbol for anusvara
(fcUnq)
chj.ka % A fragrant grass (ohj.k)
ckS/dkjks % One whose duty is to awaken a prince with music and song (cks/
$ dj)
cks/ua cks/usÕ;ks % Knowing, Understanding (cks/u)
cksf/ifD[k;ks bdks % Accessory to Bodha or supreme knowledge (cksf/ $ ikf{kd)
cksf/ifD[k;ks
cks/fr % See cqT>fr
cks/sfr % (caus) To inform: to teach: to cause to blossom (cks/;fr ¾ cq/)
cksf/ % The knowledge possessed by a Buddha; supreme or infinite
knowledge; omniscience, the truth; a Bodhi-tree; a precept
(cksf/)
cksf/ekydks % The sacred enclosure in which a Bo-tree stands
cksf/e.Mya % The region surrounding the Bo-tree
cksf/e.Mks % The miraculous throne under Bodhi which was occupied by
Buddha when he attained Buddhahood (cksf/ $ e.M)
cksf/lÙkks % A being destined to attain Buddhahood (cksf/ $ lÙo)
cks/ks % Knowledge, wisdom, intelligence: supreme knowledge,
Buddhaship (cksf/)
cksT>˜~xks $ % Member or constituent of Bodhi
cksf/&v˜~ks
cksfUn % The body
czgk % Large, great (c‘gr~)
czªk % The Hindu Brahma: a Brahmin parents : a Buddha: an arahata
(czªu)
czªkcU/q % A Brahmin (czªu~ $ cU/q)
czªpkjh % A religious student: celible: chaste: holy (czªu $ pkfju~)
czªpfj;a % Duties or practice of a religious student : celibacy, chastity,
purity: life of holiness led by the sanctified : living according to
Buddha’s precepts (czªu~ $ p;Z)