Vol. 16 · pages 186–190
The Pali Grammar and Pali–English Dictionary
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162 DR. BABASAHEB AMBEDKAR : WRITINGS AND SPEECHES
djkuks % See (djksfr)
dj.VdhiQyks % The jack-tree or bread-fruit tree
djikfydk % A wooden sword a cudgel (djikfydk)
dkjkiua % Causing to be made
dkjkisfr % To cause to be made or done
(cans, karoti)
djiqVks % The cavity formed by joining the bent palms of the hands (dj
$ iqV)
djlkjok % A finger (dj $ ’kk[kk)
dkjosks % The plant Momordica charantia (dkjos)
djohdks % The Indian Cuckoo
djohjks % Oleander (djohj)
dkjuks % See dk#
djs.kq % An elephant (djs.kq)
djsfj % The tree lapparis trifoliata
dkjsfr % To cause to be done or made, to make, to perform (dkj;fr ¾ Ñ)
djh % An elephant (dkfju~)
dkjh % Doing, acting (dkfju~)
dkfjdk % Work, action, a memorial verse: a metrical explanation (dkfjdk)
djhjks % The plant Capparis aphylla (djhj)
djhla % Excrement (djh"k)
djhla % A superficial measure = four ammanas
dfjlki.kks % A karshapana (dk"kkZi.k)
dfjLla % See djksfr
dkfjrks % Caused to be made or done, made, constructed or performed
(dkfjr ¾ Ñ)
dkfj;k % See djksfr
dfj;k] dfj;fr % See djksfr
dkfj;ks % That ought to be done (dk;Z)
djks % The hand, an elephant’s trunk: tax, toll, revenue; a ray of light
(dj)
djks %(adj) Making, causing, doing (dj)
dkjks % Making, action; a prison; a song of praise (dkj)
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163PALI : ENGLISH DICTIONARY
dkjks % Making (dkj)
(adj)
djksfr % To act: to do: to cause: to cause to become, to render, to make:
to perform (Ñ)
dk# % An artisan (dk#d)
dk#dks % An artisan (dk#d)
d#.kk % Compassion, mercy (d#.kk)
d#.kkok % Merciful (d#.kkoUr~)
dk#f.kdks % Compassionate, merciful (dk#f.kd)
dk#××ka % Compassion (dk#.;)
dk#××krk % Compassionateness (dk#.; $ rk)
dk#.kks % That which moves compassion, the pathetic pathos (d#.k)
dlk % A whip (d’kk)
dldks % A plough share (Ñ"kd)
dkla % See (dklks)
dkleíks % The plant Carria Sophora (dklenZ)
dlEcq % Sweepings, rubbish
dlkisfr % To cause to be ploughed
dlfr % To plough, to till the ground (Ñ"k~)
dklfr % To shine (dk’k)
dlkf;rks % Stained (d"kkfpr)
dlk;ks] dlkoks % Having astringent test; fragrant (d"kk;)
dklk;ks] dklkoks % Reddish yellow, yellow (dk"kk;)
(adj)
dls: % Name of a kind of grass (d’ks#)
dfl % Ploughing, agriculture (Ñf"k)
dkfl % Name of a people and country (dkf’k)
dkfldks % Belonging to Kashi country (dkf’kd)
dflek % A husband-man, cultivator (Ñf"k $ eUr~)
dfl.kks % All entire (ÑRLu)
dfl.kks] dfl.ka % This is a name for one of divisions of karmasthanas of a process
by means of which mystic meditation may be induced
dfljks % Painful, grievous, miserable (ÑPN~)
dflrks % Ploughed
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dLek] dflLe % See (dks)
dLehjta % Saffoon
dLehjks % Kashmere (dk’ehj)
dklks] dkla % The grass Sacchurum Spontaneum (dk’k)
dklks % Cough (dkl)
dLlk] dLlfp % See dks] dksfp
dLldks % A husbandman, farmer, cultivator (d"kZd)
dLliks % Name of one of the 24 Buddhas, the last before Gotama; Name
of a famous disciple of Buddha, president of the first Mahasangiti,
name of a Rishi (dk’;i)
dklq % Hole in the ground; a pit; a multitude (d"kZw)
dkrCcks % See dÙkCcks
drkfHkuhgkjks % Having formed the resolution to become a Buddha (Ñr $
vfHkuhgkj)
drkfHklsdks % Whose inauguration ceremony has been performed (Ñr $
vfHk"ksd)
dVPNq % A spoon
dVkga] dVkgda % A jar, vase, flower-pot (dVkg] dVkgd)
drgRFkks % Skilful (Ñr $ gLr)
dVda] dVdks % A bracelet, The side of a mountain
drkdrks % Wrought and unwrought; done and not done (Ñr $ vÑr)
drdks % Artificial, feigned (Ñrd)
(adj)
drdks % The nut plant, strychnos Potatorum, the seed of which is used
to clear water (drd)
drekyh % The tree Carsia fistula (Ñreky)
dreks % What? Which? (dre)
dr×tfy % Saluting respectfully (Ñr $ v×tfy)
dr××kq % Grateful (ÑrK)
dr××kqrk % Gratitude (ÑrKrk)
driq××krk % Meritoriousness; state of having done good works (Ñriq.; $
rk)
drjks % What? which? (drj)
dr % Fact of having been done or made (Ñr $ Ro)
drdk % Having done or made (ÑroUr~)
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drkodklks % Having obtained an opportunity, having received permission
(Ñr $ vodk’k)
dkros % See djksfr
drosfn % Grateful (Ñrosfnu~)
drkoh % Having done or made (Ñr $ fou~)
dFkk % Speech, discourse: conversation; discussion; a story, tale,
account (dFkk)
dByks % A pot-sherd or fragments of broken pottery; gravel (dBj)
dFka % How? (dFke~)
dFkua % Saying, talking; conversing, relating (dFku~)
dFkkua % One of the high numerals or 1 followed by 126 ciphers
dFkf×p % Scarcely, with difficulty (dFke $ fpV~)
dFkadFkk % Doubt
dFkkisfr % To cause to be said; to cause to be told, to learn (from dFk~)
(Caus)
dFkkoRFkq % Subject to discourse (dFkk $ oLrq)
dFkkoRFkqidj.ka % Book of subjects of discussions; book of contraverted points
(dFkk $ oLrq $ izdj.k)
dFksfr % To say, to narrate, to recite, to repeat, to preach, to converse, to
speak to, to mean (dFk)
dFkh % Speaking (dFkk $ bu~)
(adj)
dfFkdk % Talk, parley, a pact or agreement (dFk $ bdk)
dfFkdks % Speaking, preaching (dfFkd)
dfBuks % Hard, solid: severe, difficult (dfBu)
(adj)
dfFkrks % Spoken, said, related: told: spoken of, meant (dfFkr ¾ dFk~)
dfBrks % Boiled, boiling (from ÑFk~)
dFkh;fr] dRFkfr % See dFksfr
dfr % How many? dfr
dfV % The waist, the hip (dfV)
dfrfp % Few, some (dfrfpn~)
dfrdk % See dfFkd
dfrikga % A few days (dfri; $ vg)
dfri;ks % A few, some, several (dfri;)
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drks] dVks % Made: done: composed: performed (Ñr ¾ Ñ)
dVks % Matting; temples of an elephant; mon-veneris (dV)
dVks % Made, done (Ñr)
drksidkjks % Having had a service done for one, assisted (Ñr $ midkj)
dÙkk % An agent, a doer, maker (drZ‘)
dÙkCcks] dkrCcks % Duty; work to be done (drZO; ¾ Ñ)
dÙkjsfr % To be loose, flaccid, weak
dÙkjks % A weak, or deceipt man; an oldman ((from, d=kZ~)
dRFk % Where? whether? wherein (dq=k)
dRFkfp % Anywhere, somewhere: in some places; in some cases, ever (dq=k
$ fpn~)
dVòdks % Name of a sort of reed
dVòa % A piece of wood, a stick: a jungle (dk"B)
dVòe;ks % Made of wood (dk"B $ e;)
dRFkuk % Praise, or boasting (dRFkUu)
dRFkfr % To praise, to boast (dRFk~)
dfVòLla % A silken coverlet embroidered with gems
dVòks % : (adj) Miserable, bad (d"V)
dVòks % Ploughed (Ñ"V ¾ Ñ"k~)
dRFkwfjdk % Musk (dLrwfjdk)
dfÙkdk % Name of a Nakkhatta (ÑfÙkdk)
dfÙkdsÕ;ks % The God of war (dk£rds;)
dfÙkdks % Name of month (dk£rd)
dÙkq % See dÙk] dEeks
dÙkqa % See djksfr
drq % Sacrifice, oblation (Ørq)
dVq % Harsh, severe, pungent or acrid taste
dVqdks % Harsh, severe, pungent or acrid taste (dVqd)
dVqdjksfg.kh % Black hellebore (dVqdjksfg.kh)
dkrqa] dkrwu % See djksfr
dRok %
dopks % Mail (dop)
doU/ks] /a % A headless trunk, especially one retaining the power of motion
(doU/)