Vol. 16 · pages 166–170
The Pali Grammar and Pali–English Dictionary
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brjFkÙkk % In another way (brjFkk $ Ro)
brjhrjks % One and another; of all sorts (brj $ brj)
brjks % Other; different (brj)
bfr] fr % Thus
bZfr % Calamity, accident (bZfr)
bfrg % See bfr
bZfrgk % Oral tradition (bZfr $ g $ vk)
bfrgklks % Legendary lore, tradition, history (bfr $ gkl)
bfrfi % See bfr
bfroqÙkda % This is a name of the forth book of Khuddakanikaya (bfr $ mDr
¾ op~ $ d)
bfroqÙka % A legend or tradition (bfr $ mDr ¾ op~)
brks % Gone (br~ ¾ b)
brks % Hence, from this world: from this time: ago: here (brl~)
bÙkjks % Low; poor: mean (bRoj)
bΘxU/ks % Fragrant (b"V $ xU/)
bRFkkxkja % Women’s apartment (L=kh $ vkxkj)
bΘdk % A brick, a tile (b"Vdk)
bŒðdke;ks % Made of Bricks (b"Vdk $ e;)
bRFka % Thus (bRFke~)
bŒòa % As one wishes (b"Ve~ ¾ b"k)
bRFkEHkwrks % Such (bRFke $ Hkwr ¾ Hkw)
bRFkUukeks % Such and such a name; so and so (bRFke $ ukeu~)
bRFkÙka % Existence in this world (bRFke~ $ Ro)
bRFkh % A woman: a female (L=kh)
bfRFkdk % A woman (L=kh $ dk)
bfΘdk % A brick or tile (bf"Vdk)
bfRFkfy˜ıa % Pudendum Mulibre: feminine gender (L=kh $ flyx~)
bfRFkfUnz;a % The female sex (L=kh $ bfUnz;)
bfRFkjrua % Beautiful or noble woman (L=kh $ jRu)
bŒòks % Desired, good (b"V ¾ b"k~)
bo] fo;] o % Like, as (bo] o)
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tPpU/fd;ks % Connected with being born blind
tPpU/ks % Born blind (tkR;U/)
tPpks % Belonging to a family (tkR;)
tkxjfr % To wake, to watch (tkx‘)
tkxfj;k % Waking, watching, vigil (tkx;kZ)
tkxjks % Waking, vigil (tkxj)
txfr % The earth; the floor of a terrace (txrh)
tXxfr % To watch (tkx‘)
t?kua % The buttocks (t?ku)
tgkisfr % To cause to leave
tgkfr % To leave, to forsake, to renounce (gk)
tgks % Leaving, (comp tgd)
tTtfjrks % Weakened (ttZfjr)
tkyk % A flame (Tokyk)
tykcq % The womb (tjk;q)
tykHkqtks % Born from the wound, viviparous (tjk;qt)
typjks % A fish (ty $ pj)
tynk;dks % A golden vase (ty $ nk;d)
tyk/kjks % A tank, a reservoir (ty $ vk/kj)
tyn % A rain-cloud (tyn~)
tytks % Water-born (ty $ t)
tkyda % A bud: a net (tkyd)
tyky;ks % A reservior, a lake (ty $ vky;)
tya % Water (ty)
tkya % A net: a web: window or lattice: reticulation, a multitude,
quantity, accumulation: intricacy: illusion (tky)
tyfu/h % The ocean (ty $ fuf/)
tykisfr % To cause to be kindled
tykl;ks % A tank, lake, reservoir (ty $ vk’k;)
tylqfÙk % A bi-valve, shell (ty $ ’kqfDr)
tyfr % To burn, to blaze, to glow, to shine (Toy~)
tGÙka % Dullness; stupidity (tMRo)
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tyΘks % Living in the water (ty $ LFk)
tkysfr % To kindle (Toky;fr $ Toy)
tkfydk % A coat of mail (tkfydk)
tkfydks % Living by nets, a fisherman, a fowler (tkfyd)
tkfyuh % Desire or lust (tkfyuh)
tGks % Stupid, dull (tM)
tyksxh % Toddy or fresh juice of palm
tywdk % A leech (tywd)
tkekrk % A son-in-law (tkekr‘)
tEckyh % A dirty pool at the entrance to a village
tEckyks % Mud (tEcky)
tkEcoa % The fruit of the Jambu tree (tkEco)
tEchjks % The lemon or lime tree (tEchj)
tEcksuna % See tEcqun
tEcq % A rose apple-tree (tEcq)
tEcqnhiks % Jambudvipa- one of the four Mahadipas, it is the southernmost
and includes India (tEcq $ }hi)
tEcqdks % A jackal (tEcqd)
tEcquna] tEcksuna % Gold (tkEcqun] tkEcwun)
tEea % Birth, appearance (tUeu~)
tEeks % Reckless, worthless, low, contemptible (tkYe)
tukf/iks % A king (tu $ vf/i)
tudks % Producing, causing (tud)
tkudks % Knowing
tuky;ks % A mandapa or temporary hall (tu $ vky;)
tkua % Knowing, or understanding, wise: consciously, intentionally
(tkuUr~) ¾ Kk)
tkuudks % Knowing
tuua % Production, bringing forth, causing (tuu)
tkuua % Knowing, ascertaining (from Kk)
tuuh % Mother (tuuh)
tuuks % Producing, bringing forth, causing (tuu)
tuinks % A country, province, district: a people (tu $ in)
tkuinks % Living in a country (tkuin~)
tkukisfr % To cause to know: to teach
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turk % People, mankind (turk)
tkukfr % To know: to perceive: to comprehend: to be intelligent. (Kk)
tuoknks % Scandal, gossip (tu $ okn)
tusfr % To beget, to give rise, to produce, to cause, to bring forth (tu;fr
¾ tu~)
tusfÙk % A mother (tuf;f=k)
t˜ıyks % A forest (t˜ıy)
t˜ıefr % To go about (taxE;rs ¾ xe~)
t˜ıeks % Movable (taxe)
tk % The leg (tk)
tkfu % Loss, decay (T;kfu)
tfudk % A mother (tfudk)
tkfuifr % Husband and wife (tkfu $ ifr)
tfurk % A father (tfur~)
tkfurCcks % That ought to be produced (tfurO;~ ¾ tu~)
tfurCcks % That ought to be known
tfurks % Produced or caused
t××kk % See tkukfr
t××kfr % To be begotton or produced
t××kks % To be produced (tU;~)
tUuq] tkuq % The knee (tkuq)
tUuda % The knee (tkuq $ d)
tuqeÙkks % Knee-deep (tkuq $ ek=k)
tUuqrX/ks % Knee-deep
tuks % Human-beings: men: a person or a creature (tu~)
tUrk?kja % A room in which fire is kept, a hot room for steam bath
tUrq % An animal: a creature: a man (tUrq)
tkuq % See tUuqa] tkuq
tik % The China rose (tik)
tiua % Whispering, muttering (tiu)
tifr % To whisper, or mutter (ti~)
tIik % Desire, or lust, greed
tIiua % Speaking (tYiu)
tIifr % To speak, to mutter, to whisper (tYi~)
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tfIirks % Muttered, whispered, said, spoken (tfYir)
tIiks % Words or speech (tYi)
tjk % Old-age (tjl~)
tjXxoks % An old-ox (tjn~xo)
tjkej.ka % Old-age and death (tjl~ $ ej.k)
tjrk % Old-age (tjl~ $ rk)
tkjh % An adulteress (tkjh)
tjks % Fever (Toj)
tkjks % A lover, paramour (tkj)
tVk % Matted hair worn by ascetics: desire: lust: the tangled branches
of Bamboos and other trees
tkrHkwfe % Birth-place (tkr $ Hkwfe)
tVk/jks % An ascetic with matted hair (tVk $ /j)
tkrda % Birth, nativity: birth or existence in Buddhist sense (tkrd)
tkra % See Jito
tkrkiPpk % A woman who has brought forth a child (tkr $ viR;)
tkr#ia % Gold (tkr $ :i)
tkrLljks % A natural pond, a lake (tkr $ lj)
tkrosnks % Fire (tkrosnl~)
tBjks % The belly (tBj)
tkfr % Birth: re-birth in Buddhist sense: lineage, family, caste: sort,
kind, variety (tkfr)
tkrh] tkfr % The great flower jasmine (tkrh)
tVkS % Matted-hair (tfVu~)
tkfVfd;ks % Congenital
tkfrD[k;ks % Ceassation of existance by the attainment of arahatta (tkfr $
{k;)
tkfrdks] tkfr;ks % Belonging to a family or spacies, having a particular nature or
particular habits (tkfr $ d $ ;)
tkfrdkslks % Nutmeg (tkrh $ dks’k)
tkfVyks % An ascetic wearing long hair (tfVy)
tkfrek % High-born: of good quality (tkfreUr~)
tkfre;ks % Caused by birth or species, congenital (tkfr $ e;)
tkfriQya % A nutmeg (tkfr $ iQy)
tkfrLljks % One who remembers his former existences (tkfr $ Lej)