Vol. 16 · pages 116–120
The Pali Grammar and Pali–English Dictionary
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fNUnsfr % To cause to be cut
(Caus)
fNUuks % Cut off, cut down, interputed, stopped, destroyed, removed
(fNUu ¾ fNn)
Nq…ks % Mean, contemptible ({kqnz)
Nqiua % Touching (Nqi $ vu)
Nqifr % To touch (Nqi~)
Nqfjdk % A knife (Nqfjdk)
fpfPpVa % The splash to the seat; the bubbling or boiling water
fpfPpVk;fr % To spalsh, to hiss, to bubble
fp.g] fpUga % A mask, a sign (fpUg)
fpfdPNfr % To cure (fpfdRlfr ¾ fdr~)
fpD[ka % Mud or swamp (fp[ky $ ;)
phukfiŒða % Red lead (phu $ fi"V ¾ fi"k~)
phujºò % China (phu $ jk"V“)
fpukfr % To heap up: to collect: to gather (fp)
fp×pk % Tamarind tree (fp×pk)
fp
yda % A mimic windmill made with palm leaves
fp..kks % Performed or practised (ph.kZ $ pj~)
fpUrk % Thought, meditation (fpUrk)
fpUrsfr % To think: to think of: to devise: to mind: to regard (fpUr~)
fpfUrrks % Thought, thought of (fpfUrr)
fpfiVks % Flattered, stumpy (fpfiV)
fpjfØ;ks % Dilatory (fpj $ fØ;k)
fpja % Bark, fire (phj)
fpjUruks % Old, ancient (fpjaru)
fpjIiHkqfr % Since long
fpjjÙka % A long time (fpj $ jka=k~)
fpjLl % For a long time : long since
fpjLlqrks % Not heared of for a long time (fpj $ Jqr ¾ Jq)
fpjrjks % Longer, slower (fpj $ rj~)
fpjfΘfr % Lasting long, perpetuation (fpj $ fLFkfr $ d)
fpjk;fr % To tarry (fpjk;)
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phjh] phfjdk % A cricket (phjh) (phjh $ dk)
fpjks % Long continued, lasting (fpj)
fprk % A funeral pyre or pyre (fprk)
fprdk % A funeral pile (fpj $ dk)
fprdks % A funeral pile (fpj $ d)
fprks % Heaped up, heaped or pressed together (fpr ¾ fp)
fp=kdfFk % Eloquent (fp=k $ dFkk $ bu~)
fp=kks % See fpÙkks
fpÙkk % Name of a Nakkhatta (fp=kk)
fpÙkkHkksxks % Consciousness, sensitiveness (fpÙk $ vkHkksx)
fpÙkkxkj % A theatre (fp=k $ vkxj)
fpÙktks % Sprung from the heart, mental (fpÙk $ t)
fpÙkdk % A woolen woven counterpane of many colour (fp=k $ dk)
fpÙkda % A sectarial mark on the fore-head (fp=kd)
fpÙkdrks % Variegated, painted (fp=k $ Ñr ¾ Ñ)
fpÙkD[ksiks % Madness (fpÙk $ {ksi)
fpÙkdks % The plant plumbago Zeylanica (fp=kd)
fpÙkdwVks % Name of a mountain in Bundelkhand (fp=k $ dwV)
fpÙkyrk % Name of one of Indra’s gardens (fp=k $ yrk)
fpÙka % A painting (See Citto)
fpÙka % The heart; the mind; thought; an idea: will, intention (fpÙk)
fpÙkihGk % Swooning (fpÙk $ ihMk)
fpÙkfoCHkeks % Madness (fpÙk $ foHkze~)
fpÙksfr % To paint, to variegate (fp=k~)
fpÙkhdkjks % Consideration, respect (fpÙk $ dkj)
fpÙkks % Name of a month (pS=k or fp=k)
fpÙkks] fp=kks % Shining; varieated, painted: various: beautiful: wonderful (fp=k)
phcja % The tattered dress of a mendicant, the dress or robes of a
Buddhist monk (phoj)
ph;fr % To be heaped up (ph;rs ¾ fp)
pksndks % One who rebukes or exhorts (pksnd)
pksnuk % Rousing: inciling: rebuke: reproof, accusation: complaint (pksnuk)
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pksnukoRFkq % Ground or cause for accusation (pksnuk $ oLrq)
pksnkisfr % To cause to be rebuked, or urged
pksíl % Fourteen (prqnZ’ku~)
pksílks % Fourteenth (prqnZ’k~)
pksnsfr % (Caus) To rouse; to exhort; to urge; to rebuke, to reprove; to complain,
to accuse; to draw a person’s attention, to remind; to speak to,
to warn (pksn;fr $ pqn~)
pksy % Name of a people (pksy)
pksydks % Belonging to the Cola country (pksyd)
pksyks % Cloth (pksy)
pksjsfr % To steal (pksj;fr ¾ pqj)
pksfjdk % Theft (pkSfjdk)
pksj % A thief: robber: bandit: outlaw; a felon (pksj)
pqcqda % The chain (pqcqd)
pqP;q % A radish (pqP;q)
pqpqda % A nipple (pwpwd)
pqíl % Fourteen (prqjn’kZu)
pqílks % Fourteenth (prqnZ’k~)
pwGk % A single lock of hair left on the crown of the shaven head: top
knot; a crest: diadem (pwMk)
pwGkef.k % A jewel worn in the crest or diadem (pwMk $ ef.k)
pwfydk % Root of an elephants ear (pwfydk)
pwklhfr % Eighty four
pqh % A fire place (pqh)
pqks] pqyks] pqks % Small ({kqYy)
pqEcdks % A load stone, a magnet (pqEcd)
pqEcVa] pqEcVda % A circular roll of cloth used as a support for a vessel carried on
the head (pqEcd)
pqEcfr % To kiss (pqEc~)
pqUndkjks % A turner (dqUn $ dkj)
pq..kda % A romatic powder (pw.kZ $ d)
pq..ka % A romatic powder for the toilet (pw.kZ)
pq.ksfr % To grind, to crush, to pulverise (pw.kZ)
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pq..ka % Dust powder, Chuman or lime cement (pw.kZ)
pwfr % Disappearance, vanishing, death: leaving one world to be born
in another (P;qfr)
pqrks % See pkofr
pwrks % The mango tree, Magnifera Indica (pwr)
pqrqiikrks] % Vanishing and reappearance; leaving one world and being
pqrqIikrks born in another (P;qfr $ miikr $ mRikr)
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nCca % Object, thing; material, substance; a fit object; wealth, property;
fuel (nzO;)
nCHkks % Kusa grass (nHkZ)
nCch % A spoon (nohZ)
nkCch % Name of a plant (nkohZ)
nnkfr] nsfr] % To give, to grant, to give up; to allow (nk)
nnfr
níkfr % To blaze, to shine brilliantly (tkToY;fr ¾ Toy~)
níjh] níjhdks % A sort of drum (comp nnZj ) (nnZfjd)
níjks % Name of a mountain (nnZj)
n…ks % Burned, scorched, consumed (nG/ $ ng)
níq % A kind of entaneous erruption (nŒò)
níqjks % A frog (nnqZj)
n/kfr] ngfr % To put, to hold, to bear (/k)
nf/ % Milk curds (nf/)
nnks % Giving (nn~)
nkgdks % Setting on fire (nkgd)
ngua % Consuming by fire, burning (ngu)
nguks % Fire (ngu)
ngjks % Young (ngj)
nkgfr % To burn; to consume by fire; to torment (ng~)
ngks % A lakh (nzg)
nkgks] Mkgks % Burning, conflagration; suffering, torment, grief (nkg)
<Ttk % See nnkfr
nTtfr % To give
nda % Water (nd)
nD[krk % Skill (n{krk)
nD[kfr % See Passati
nfD[k.kk % A gift or present to a Buddhist monk: an offering to a peta
(nf{k.kk)
nfD[k.kfXx % One sort of sacred fire, that which is taken from the domestic
fire and placed to the south (nf{k.k $ vfXu)