Vol. 16 · pages 151–155
The Pali Grammar and Pali–English Dictionary
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127PALI : ENGLISH DICTIONARY
xÙka % The body = a limb (ek=k)
xotks % See (xo;ks)
xoD[kks % A round window: air-hole: bull’s eye (xok{k)
xoa] xkoa % See xks
xoEifr % One who owns or herds cattle (xks $ ifr)
xoLlda % Cows, horses (xks $ v’o $ d)
xo;ks] xotks % A species of ox (xo;)
xosGd % Cows and sheeps (xks $ ,Md)
xosldks % Seeking (xos"k~ $ vd)
xosluk % Search (xos"k.kk)
xoslfr] xoslsfr % To seek (xos"k~)
xoslh % Seeking (xosf"ku~)
xkosÕ;ks % Belonging to cattle (xks $ ,;)
xkoh % A cow
xkoks % See (xks)
xkoqr % A measure of length - the fourth part of a ;sktu league (xO;wfr)
xO;ks % Bovine (xO;)
xk;dks % A singer, chorister (xk;d)
xk;ua % Singing (xk;u)
xk;fr % To sing (xS)
xk;fÙk % Name of a metre (xk;=kh)
xgÔ] xgÔfr % See (x.gkfr)
xgÔks % That can be taken, seized, grasped (xzkgÔ ¾ xzg)
xs/ks % Greed, desire (from x‘/~)
xsga] xsgks % A house (xsg)
xsy××ka % Sickness, illness (Xykfu)
xs.Mqdks % A ball to play with (xs.Mqd)
xs#da % Red chalk (xSfjd)
xsÕ;a % Mixed prose and verse (xs ¾ xS)
?kPpks % To be destroyed (?kkR;)
?kEefr % To go
?kEeks % Heat, hot season; sweat (?keZ)
?kalfr % To grind, to rub (?k‘"k~)
?kuPNk;ks % Deep standed, thickly wooded (?ku~ $ Nk;k)
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?kkua % The nose, the organ of smell (?kzk.ka)
?kulkjks % Comphor (?ku $ lkj)
?k××ka % Destruction (from gu~)
?kuks % Dense, solid, firm uninterupted (?ku)
?kuksiya % Hail (?ku $ miy)
?k.Vk % A bell (?k.Vk)
?kf.Vdks % A balled singer (?kkf.Vd)
?kjxksfydk % A lizard (x‘g $ xksf/dk)
?kjda % A house (x‘g $ d)
?kja] ?kjks % A house (x‘g)
?kj.kh % A wife (x‘fg.kh)
?kjkoklks % Living in a house or at home; the householder’s or layman’s life
as oposed to the life of an ascetic (x‘g $ vkokl)
?klfr % To eat (?kl~)
?kLejks % Gluttonous (?kLej)
?kklks % Eating, pastering; food, fooder, medow’s grass (?kkl)
?kVk % Multitude, many: junction (?kVk)
?kkrdks % Killing, destroying, murdering, sacking (?kkrd)
?kra % Ghee or clearified butter (?k‘r)
?kVua % Junction (?kVu)
?kkrua % Slaughter (?kkru)
?kkruks % Destroying (?kkru~)
?kkrkisfr % To cause, to be slain (?kkr)
?kkVkisfr % To cause to be united
?kkVfr % To endeavour, to strive, to exert oneself; to join, to adapt (?kV~)
?kkVsfr % To join, to unite: to endeavour, to strive (?kV;fr] ?kkV;fr ¾ ?kV~)
?kkrsfr % To kill; to cause to kill (?kkr;fr ¾ gu~)
?kVh % A jar (?kVh)
?kkfr % Killing (/kfru~)
?kfVdk % The sixtieth part of a day and night, twenty four minutes
(?kfVdk)
?kkfrdks % Mixed with clearified butter (?kk£rd)
?kkfrrks % Slain (?kkfrr $ gu~)
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?kVh;Ura % The rope and bucket of a well (?kVh $ ;U=k)
?kVks % A jar: a bowl (?kV)
?kkrks % Slughter, destruction (?kkr)
?kVðua % Touching, knocking, rubbing, shaking (?kVðu)
?kVðsfr % To touch: to shake: to speak spitefully to, to annoy: to join (?kVð)
?kkrqdks % Mischievious, destructive (?kkrqd)
?kk;uh;ks % Odorous (?kzkFkuh;)
?kk;fr % To smell (?kzk)
?ksIifr % To take (xzHk~)
?kksjks % Dreadful, terrible (?kksj)
?kksluk % Sounding, proclaiming (?kks"k.kk)
?kksluks % Sounding (?kks"k.k)
?kkslok % Sounding, sonant (?kks"koÙk~)
?kkslsfr] ?kkslkisfr % To shout, to proclaim (caus. ?kq"k)
?kkslks % Sound, noise: rumour: voice: a village of herdsmen (?kks"k)
?kksVdks % A sort of horse (?kksVd)
?kqVòks % Shouted, proclaimed (?kq"V ¾ ?kq"k~)
fx…h % Greedy (x‘?kz)
fxgh % A layman, as opposed to a priest (x‘fgu~)
fxT>fr % To be greedy (x‘?k~)
fxT>ks % A vulture
fxykudks % Ill (Xyku $ d)
fxykuks % Sick or ill (Xyku ¾ XyS)
fxyfr % To devour, to swallow (x‘)
fxEgkua % The hot season (xzh"e)
fxEgks % The hot season; summer (xzh"e)
fx˜ıkeda % A sort of ornament
fxfu % Fire (vfXu)
fx×tdk % A tile; a brick
fxjk % Voice, utterance, speech (fxfj)
fxfj % A mountain (fxfj)
fxfjd..kh % The plant, elitoria tematea (fxfjd..khZ)
fxfjefdk % The plant wright a auldysenterica (fxfj $ efdk)
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fxfjes[kyks % Name of Mara’s elephant (fxfj $ es[kyk)
xhra % Singing, a song or hymn (xhr ¾ xS)
xhfrdk % A song (xhfrdk)
xhok % The neck or throat: debt (xzhok)
xhofVò % The collar-bone (xzhok $ vfLFk)
xhosÕ;a % A neck ornament, necklace (xSos;)
xks] xq % Going: being (x) only at the end of a compound word
xks % A bullock, a bull, an ox : a cow, the earth: speech xks
xkspfj;ks % Brown, reddish
xkspjks % Pasture: food: prey: abode, resort: sphere, range, province: an
object of sense, as form, sound (xkspj)
xksPNdks % A bunch; or a cluster of blossome (xqPN~d)
xks/k % An iguana a very large sort of lizard (xks/k)
xks/ua % Property in cattle (xks $ /u)
xks/weks % Wheat (xks/weks)
xks/krdks % A cow-killer (xks $ /krd)
xksd..kks % A large species of deer, called elk, in Ceylon: a span (xks $ d.kZ)
xksd.Vdks % The hoof of an ox: the plant astracantha, longifolia (xksd.Vd)
xks[khja % A cow’s milk (xks $ {khj)
xksdqya % A shed for cows: cow-stable (xks $ dqy)
xksfGdks % A ball or hump (xksyd)
xksfGdks % Prepared with molasses (xkSfMd)
xksfylks % Name of a plant (xksfyg or xksfy<)
xksGks % A ball (xksy)
xksykseh % Name of several plants (xksykeh)
xksek % A cattle owner (xkseUr~)
xkse;ks] xkse;a % Cow-dung (xkse;)
xksfedks % A cattle owner (xksfeu~ $ d)
xksudks % A woollen coverlet with a very long fleence
xksu˜ıyks % The black faced monkey (xks $ yk˜ıy)
xksulks % A kind of large snake, viper (xks $ ul)
xks.kks % A bullock, an ox (xks $ .k)
xksi[kqeks % Having eyelashes like a heifer (xks $ i{eu~)
xksidks % A cow-herd (xksid)
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xksidks % One who guards or takes care of, guardian, watchman (cans
from xqi~)
xksikulh % The A shaped rafters of the roof of a hut (xksikulh)
xksifr % A bull (xks $ ifr)
xksifr] xksi;fr] % To guard, to keep, to protect (xqi~)
xksisfr] xksik;fr %
xksih % A cowherd, a herdsman (xksi)
xksIiQdks % The ankle (xqYiQ $ d)
xksIiQks % The ankle (xqYiQ)
xksiqja % The towers or battlements over the gates of a fortified town; a
watch tower (xks $ iqj)
xksiqjVòks % Standing on the battlements (xksiqj $ LFk)
xksjD[kk % Cow-keeping (xks $ j{kk)
xksjD[kks % A cowherd (xks $ j{k)
xksjlks % Produce of the cow (xks $ jl)
xksjks % White (xkSj)
xkslkyk % Cow-stable (xks $ ’kkyk)
xkslkfedks % A cattle-owner (xks $ Lokfeu~ $ d)
xksl˜ı;ks % A cowherd (xks $ la[;)
xkslhla % A kind of sandlewood (xks $ ’kh"kZ)
xksreks % Descended from or belonging to Gotama, a Gautama or Gotamid
(xkSre)
xks=kHkw % One who is in a fit state to receive sanctification, a priest (xks=k
$ Hkw)
xksÙka % Family, lineage, family name (xks=k)
xksVòa % A cattle shade, a cow stable (xks"B)
xksfoUnks % A cattle owner: a head herdsman (xksfoUn or xksisUnz)
xks;wFka % A herd of cattle (xks $ ;wFk)
xw % See (xks)
xqna % The anus (xqn)
xqXxqyq % A fragrant gum (xqXxqyq)
xqgk % A cave: the heart (xqgk)
xqgkl;ks % Whose seat is the heart (xqg $ ’k;)
xqgsfr % To conceal (xwg;fr cans. xqg)
xqyk % A pock, or a pimple (xqyk)