Vol. 16 · pages 111–115
The Pali Grammar and Pali–English Dictionary
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pÙkk % One who resigns or gives away (R;ÙkQ~)
pÙkkfjla] % Forty (pRoflj’kr~)
pÙkkyhlfr] fjlk
pÙkkjks] prqjks % Four (pRokj)
pÙkks % Relinquished, sacrificed (R;ÙkQ ¾ R;t~)
prq % See Cattaro
prqCcXxks % Assemblance of four things (prqj $ oxZ)
prqfCc/ks % Four-fold (prqj $ fo/k)
prqHkkxks % Fourth part quarter (prqj~ $ Hkkx)
prqHkwfedks % Having four stages (prqj $ Hkwfedk)
prqíl % Fourteen (prqnZ’kZu~)
pkrqífldks % Belonging to the 14th day (pkrqnZ’kh $ d)
pkrqílh % Fourteenth (prqnZ’k)
prqfgla % The four cardinal points (prqj~ $ fn’k~)
prqfílks % Coming from the four quarters; ruling the four quarters (prqj $
fn’k~)
prq}kja % Four gates (prqj $ }kj)
prq/k % In four parts, fourfold (prq/kZ)
prqTtkfrxU/h % Perfume of four sorts (prqj $ tkfr $ xU/~)
prqdïa % A square, where four-roads meet, a collection of four things
(prq"d)
prqdïala % Four Kamas
prqDd..ka % Four corners (prqj $ d.kZ)
prqdï.kks % Heard only by two people, secret council (prqj~ $ d.kZ)
prqdïks % Consisting of four: four-fold (prq"d)
prqeXx % Four paths (prqj~ $ ekxZ)
prqekla % Four months (prqj~ $ ekl)
pkrqEegkHkfrdks % Consisting of, or relating to, the four elements (prqj $ egk $ Hkwr
$ bd~)
prqEeq[kks % Having four faces or fronts (prqj~ $ eq[k)
prqfudk;dks % Versed in the four Nikayas (prqj~ $ fudk; $ d)
prqiPp;a % The four requisites (prqj $ izR;;)
prqifjla % Four assemblies (prqj $ ifj"kn)
prqikfjlqf…lhya % Four precepts of purity (prqj $ ifj’kqf… $ ’khy)
prqIinks % A quadruped (prqj~ $ in)
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prqIiknks % Having four Padas (prqj~ $ ikn)
prqj˜ıh % Consisting of four divisions (prqj $ v˜ıhu~)
prqj
ya % Four fingers or inches (prqj~ $ v
y)
prqjUrk % The earth (prqjUrk)
pkrqjUrks % Lord of the earth or of the four priests
prqjkiLlsuks % Endowed with the four aparsenas
prqjklhfr % Eighty four (prqj’khfr%)
prqjLlks % Quadrangular, regular (prqj $ vJ)
prqjks % See pÙkkjks
prqjks % Skillful, clever (prqj)
prqlPpa % The four truiths
prqlaojlhya % Four precepts of restraint (prqj $ laoj $ ’khy)
prqlV~fB % Sixty four (prqj $ "kf"B)
prqRFkks % Fourth (prqFkZ)
prqflÙklfreks % Thirty-fourth
prqoXxks % Consisting of four individuals (prqj~ $ oxZ)
prqohlfr % Twenty-four (prqj $ fo’kfr)
prqohlfreks % Twenty-fourth
poudks % Disappearing (P;ou~)
pofr % To disappear; to vanish; to leave: to have one world and to be
reborn in another (P;q)
pkosfr % (Caus) To cause to fall, or depart from; to cause to vanish from one
world or reborn elsewhere (P;ko;fr ¾ P;q)
p;ks % A heap, quantity, a bundle (p;~)
ps % Even if (psn~)
psya % A cloth: a garment (psy)
psyqD[ksiks % Throwing up or a waving a cloth (py $ mR{ksi)
psVdks % Servant, a slave (psVd)
psruk % Consciousness, thought, sense, intention (psruk)
psrkiua % Purchase money
psrkisfr % To collect, to get to-gether
psrlk % See psrks
psrfld % Mental (pSrfld)
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psrsfr % To think (psr;fr ¾ fpr~)
psfr % Name of a people who inhabitated Bundelkhanda (psfn)
psVh] psVhdk % A maid servant, a slave girl (psVh) (psfVdk)
psfr;a % A religious building or shrine, or temple or Buddhist relicshrine (pSR;)
psrks $ psra % The mind, the heart, the thoughts (psrl~)
psVd % A servant or slave (psV)
psrksf[kyks % Hardness of heart or stubbornnes (psrl~ $ f[ky~)
psrksifj;×kk.ka % Encompassing the heart of others, the ways of the heart
prksifj;k;×kk.ka] (psrifjfoKku)
NG % Six ("k"k)
NCofXx;ks % Causing of six individuals ("k"k~ $ oxZ $ ;)
NCo..kks % Six-coloured ("k"k~ $ o.kZ)
NCcLla % Six years ("k"k~ $ o"kZ)
NfCc/ks % Six fold ("k"k~ $ fo/k)
NfCclfr] NCchlk % Twenty-six ("kf˜~o’kfr)
NCchlfreks % Twenty-sixth ("k"k~ $ fo’kafre~)
Nnua % Covering, roof; a leaf (Nnu~)
Nknua % Covering (PNknua)
Nknkisfr % To cover; to endorse
NM~Mdks % Throwing away, removing
Nía % A roof (PN`u~)
Níua % Rejecting; see chaddeti
NíUrks % Name of a mythical elephant; name of one of the seven great
lakhs ("k"k~ $ nUr)
Nîókisfr % To cause to be removed
NM~Msfr % To throw away, to remove, to abandon, to reject, to cast off; to
set aside: to leave out, to omit; to put, to place: to throw up, to
vomit (PNnZ] PN‘n~)
N…k % In six ways ("kM/k)
Nfídk % Vomiting (PN£ndk)
Nîóhrks % Thrown away, rejected, abandoned, left
Nknsfr % To cover, to conceal: to render invisible (PNn~)
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Nfn % A covering or roof (Nfnl~)
Nkfnrks % Covered, concealed (Nkfnr ¾ Nn~)
Nknks % A cover or a leaf; a wing (Nn~)
N}kja % The six apertures or avenues of body ("k"k~ $ }kj)
N}kfjdks % Connected with the six apertures
NTtks % Name of one of the notes of the Hindu gamut ("kMt~)
Ndydks % A he-goat (Nxyd)
Ndyks % A he-goat (Nxy)
Nda % A dung or excrement (’kÑr)
Ndua % The dung of animal (’kÑr)
NDd.kks % Heard only by three people: secret counsel ("k"k~ $ d.kZ)
ND[kÙkqa % Six times ("k"k~ $ ÑRol~)
Ny % See N
NGfHk××kk % The six supernatural faculties ("k"k~ $ vfHkKk)
NGa % Fraud; stratagem; pretext; trembling (PNy~ comp L[kyu~)
NG˜ı % Six qualities ("k"k~ $ v˜ı)
Nek % The earth ({kek)
NEHkfr % To tremble; to be alarmed: to be paralysed with fear (LrEHk~)
NfEHkrÙka % Trembling, consternation, stupefaction (LrafHkr $ Ro)
NEekla % Six months ("k"k~ $ ekl)
NUnlks % Conversant with the csnk¿, a brahmin (NkUnl~)
NUnks % Wish, desire, intention; will, resolve: power: consent: approval
(NUn~)
NUnks] NUna % The vedas; metrics; prosody (NUnl~)
NUnksfofpfr % One of the Vedangas-prosody (NUnl~ $ fofpfr)
N
ya % Six finger-breadth or inches ("k"k~ $ v
y)
NUua % See N
NUuoqfr % Ninty six ("k.kofr)
NUuks % An ordinance
NUuks % Concealed; secluded; private; covered; clothed; suitable; appropriate (NUu ¾ Nn~)
N..kks % Festival ({k.k~)
Nkiks] Nkidks % The young of an animal (’kko)
NkIinks % A bee ("kV~in)
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NIiUukl % Fifty-six ("kV~iapk’kr~)
NjÙk % A period of six nights ("k"k~ $ jk=k)
Nkfjdk % Ashes ({kkfjdk)
Nrda % Famine
Nkrks % Hungry, famished (Ilky ¾ Ilk)
NÙk/jks % Parasol bearer (N=k $ /j~)
NÙk % A parasol or umbrella: the royal parasol or canopy, one of the
insignia of royalty: royal dominion, sovereigity (N=k)
Nra % A body or corpse
NÙki..kks % Name of a tree (N=k $ i.kZ)
NΘks % Sixth ("k"B)
NflÙklk] NflÙklfr % Thirty six ("kV~fl=k’kr~)
NflÙklfreks % Thirty-sixth
NfÙk;fr % To treat as a parasol
Nodks] Noks % A corpse (’ko $ d) (’ko)
Nfo % The skin (Nfo)
Noks % Vile (’ko)
Nk;k % Shade; shadow; reflected image: splendour: pretext, fiction
(Nk;k)
Nsndks % That ought to be torn (Nsnu $ d)
Nsnua % Cutting, severing: destruction, loss, expenditure (Nsnu~)
Nsnkisfr % To cause, to be cut off (Nsn;fr $ fNn~)
Nsnks % Cutting, loss, severing; destruction waste (Nsn)
NsTtks % That ought to be cut off (Ns?k)
Nsdks % Skilful, expert, elever (Nsd~)
NsRok] fNUnfr] % A hole: aperture: a rent: a gap = a defect (fNnz)
fNía
fNíok % Full of holes (fNnz $ oUr~)
fNfírks % Perforated (fNfnzr $ fNnz~)
fNíks % Perforated (fNnz)
fNXxya % A hole
fNUnkisfr % (caus) To cause to be cut off or cut down
fNUnfr % To cut: to cut off: to cut down: to interrupt, to stop: to remove:
to destroy (fNn~)