Vol. 16 · pages 196–200
The Pali Grammar and Pali–English Dictionary
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f[kyks % Stubborness, obstinacy, waste or follow land (f[ky)
f[kyks % A pin, a stake (dhy)
[kh.kchtks % Whose germ of existence has withered, whose karma is exhausted, an Arhata ({kh.k $ oht)
[kh.kiquOHkoks % One for whom rebirth has come to an end, an Arhata ({kh.k $
iquj~ $ Hko)
[kh.kkloks % One in whom human passion is extinct, an Arhata ({kh.k $
vkL=ko)
f[kUuks % Tired, distressed (f[kUu ¾ f[kn~)
[kh.kks % Decreased, decayed, ceased, died out ({kh.k ¾ f{k)
f[kiua % Throwing (f{ki~ $ vu)
f[kifr % To throw, to discharge to shoot (f{ki~)
f[kifr % To sneeze (f{ko~] {khow] {khcw] {kqa)
f[kfirda % A sneeze
f[kIiks % (adj) Quick, speedy (f{kiz)
[khja % Milk ({khj)
[khj..koks % The mythical ocean or sea ({khj $ v.kZo)
[khjkidks % Drinking milk ({khji $ d)
[khfjdk % A sort of dali-tree Buchanania Latifolia ({khfjdk)
[khjksnd] [khjksnks % Water from the milk ocean ({khj $ mnd)
f[krks % Exhausted (f{kr ¾ f{k)
f[kÙkks % Thrown; darted (f{kIr ¾ f>i~)
[kh;ua % Being angry, complaining, murmuring
[kh;fr % To waste away, to be exhausted, to come to an end: to be angry,
to complain ({kh;rs ¾ f{k)
[kks % Indeed ([kyq)
[kksHksfr % To shake, to agitate, to stir-up ({kksHk;fr ¾ {kqHk~)
[kkseks % Flaxen ({kkSe)
[kks.Mks % Lame ([kksM)
[kksiu % See [kks
[kqnk % Hunger ({kq/k)
[kqí?kf.Vdk % A fringe of bell used as ornaments ({kqnz?kf.Vdk)
[kqítUrq] Urqdks % A worm ({kqnz $ tUrq)
[kqídks % Small ({kqnzd)
[kqía % Honey ({kkSnz)
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[kqíkuq[kqídks % Small and trifling ({kqnz $ vuq $ {kqnz $ d)
[kqíks % Small, vile, low, poor, miserable ({kqnz)
[kqfnrks % Hungry ({kqf/r)
[kqT×kks % Hump backed, crooked (dqCt)
[kqyq[kqyqdjdks % Making a scraping noise
[kqfIiiklk % Hunger and thirst ({kq/ $ fiiklk)
[kqfIiikflrks % (Adj) Hungry and thirsty ({kq/fiikflr)
[kqjXxa % Hall in which the heads of Buddhist-priest were shaved ({kqj $
vxkj)
[kqjdks % Name of a tree ({kqjd)
[kqjIiks % An arrow with a horse-shoe head ({kqjiz)
[kqjfr % To cut, to scratch ({kqj~] [kqj~)
[kqjks % A razor; a sharp-blade ({kqj)
[kqjks % The hoof of a horse or ox ([kqj)
[[k % See [kks
[;k % Indication, sign ([;k)
[;krks % Known, famous ([;kr ¾ [;k)
fdfCc/kua % Rules of Krit affixes (Ñr~ $ fo/ku)
fdfCcla % Fault, demerit, sin (fdfy"k)
fdpdks % A sort of Bamboo arundo kaska (dhpdks)
fdPpkf/dj.ka % A question or case that arises in connection with the performance of ecclesiastical duties or rites (ÑR; $ vf/dj.k)
fdPpdkjks % Performing services or duties (ÑR; $ dj)
fdPpkfdPpkfu % Duties great and small, all sorts of duties (ÑR; $ ÑR;)
fdPNks % (adj) Difficult, troublesome, wearisome, labourious, painful (ÑPN~)
fdPpks % That ought to be done (ÑR;)
dhnh % Like what ? (dhn‘’k~)
dhfnD[kks % Of what sort ? (dhn‘’k~)
dhdh % The blue jay (fdfd)
fdy % So they say (fdy)
fdGk % Sport, amusement, play (ØhMk)
fdyeua % Fatigue (Dye~ $ vu~)
fdyeFkks % Fatigue (DyeFk)
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fdyefr % To be tired, worn out, troubled, exhausted (Dye~)
dhGua % Playing, sport (ØhMu)
fdyTtks % A mat, matting (fdfyTt)
fdyUrks % Wearied, exhausted (DykUr~ ¾ Dye)
fdyklks % A contagious complaint, dry leprosy (fdykl)
dhGfr % To play, to sport (ØhM)
fdyslks % Sin, depravity, corruption, human-passion, moral defilement,
lust (Dys’k~)
fdfyUuks % Wet (fDyUu $ fDyn~)
fdfyLlfr % To suffer, to be injured; to be depraved (fDy’k~)
dhfGra % See dhGfr
dhfyrks % Bound (dhfyr ¾ dhy~)
fdfyVòks % Afflicted, suffering: depraved; sinful, polluted, vicious: soiled:
dirty: contradictory (fDy"V ¾ fDy’k~)
dhyks % A pin; a stake (dhy)
dhykseda % This word is (Dyheu~ $ d)
fld % Why? Pray! What! (fde~)
fde˜ı % (adv) Far more (fde~ $ v˜ı)
fdefi % Far more (fde~ $ vfi)
fdeRFkks % What need? (fde ~ $ vFkZ)
fdfe % A worm, an insect (Ñfe)
fdfetks (adj) % Produced by a worm; silken (Ñfet)
fldukeks] fdUukeks % Having what name (fde~ $ ukeu~)
(adj)
fldfufeÙkks (adj) % Having what mark? (fde~ $ fufeÙk)
fldiPp;k % By means of what? (fde~ $ izR;;kr~)
fldiek.kks (adj) % How large? of what dimensions? (fde~ $ izek.k)
fldEiqfjlks % A class of demigods in the service of kuvera (fde~ $ iq#"k)
fldl.Bkuks (adj) % Having what shape? (fde~ $ laLFkku)
fldlq (adv) % How? (fde~ $ fLon~)
fldlq (neut. pron.) % What (fde~ $ fLon~)
fldlqdks % The tree Butea frondosa (fld’kqd)
fdeq % How much more! (fde~ $ m)
fdeqrk % How much more! (fde~ $ mr)
fldcnUrh % Report, rumour (fldonUrh)
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fldEoknh (adj) % Saying what? holding what doctrine? (fde $ okfnu~)
fldE;Fkk (adv.) % How? (fde~ $ ;Fkk)
fd.kkfr % To buy (Øh)
fld×pua % Anything, something; moral defilement, sin, clinging to the
world, attachment (fldpu)
fd×pkfi % However much, although (fldfpn~ $ vfi)
fd×psfr % To crush, to trample
fdf×p (adv) % A little, rather (fldfpn~)
fdf×pda % A small thing, any trifle
fdf×peÙka % A little, some trifle (fldfpn~ $ ek=k)
fdfTD[kks % A filament, especially of the lotus (fd×tYd)
fd˜ïkj.kk (adv) % On account of what? Why?
fd˜ïj.kh;a % Business, job (fde~ $ dj.kh; ¾ Ñ)
fd˜ïjks $ fd˜ïkjks % A servant (flddj)
fdf˜ï.kh % A small bell (fdf˜ï.kh)
fdf˜ï.khda $ dks % A small bell (fdf˜ïf.kd)
fdf˜ïjkrks % Name of a plant (fldfdjkr)
fd..ka % Ferment, yeast (fd.o)
fdUukeks % See Kimnamo
fdUujks % A class of semigods in the service of Kuvera (flduj)
fdfUufeÙkks (adj) % Having what mark? (fde~ $ fufeÙk)
fdUuq % See dks] fld
fdfUr (adv) % How? Pray! (fde~ $ bfr)
fdfiyks % An ant (fiihy)
fdfifdks % An ant (fiihfyd)
fdjk (adv) % They say: its said (fdy)
fdj.kks % A ray of light (fdj.k)
fdjkrks % A man of a tribe of out caste hillmen or aborigines (fdjkr)
fdjhVks $ Va % A diadem (fdjhV)
fdfj;k $ fdfj;a % Action, performance, work, deed (fØ;k)
fdjks % A parrot (dhj)
fdly;a % A sprout, a shoot (fdly;)
fdfLefp % See Koci
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fdlks % (adj) Thin, emaciated; small, poor, mean (fDy’k~)
fdlksjks % A colt (fd’kksj)
fdLlk % See dks
fdr $ fdrks % A grammatical term, a krit affix (Ñr~)
fdrdks % A word formed with a krit affix (Ñr~ $ vd)
fdroks % A gambler; a cheat, a rogue (fdro)
fdrks % Bought (Øhr ¾ Øh)
dhVks % A worm, an insect (dhV)
fdÙkdks (adj) % How much? How great? How many?
fdÙkua % Mention, report (dhrZu)
fdÙkkork (adv) % How far? to what extent? In how many ways?
fdÙksfr % To proclaim, to celebrate, to publish, to announce, to propound,
to call (o‘r~)
fdVqa % Growing corn, the crop of the ground (Ñ"V ¾ Ñ"k)
fdfÙk % Fame, renoun; report, rumour (dh£r)
fdfÙkek (adj) % Renowned (dh£reUr~)
fdfÙkeks (adj) % Artificial, factitious, false (Ñf=ke~)
fdfÙklíks % Fame reputation (dh£r $ ’kCn)
dhok (adv) % How? how much? (fd;Ur~)
dks (Interr. pron.)% Who? which? what? of what sort? (fde~)
dksPpa % A comb: some sort of couch
dksfp $ dksfpn~ % Any, some (fde~ fpn~)
dksn.Ma % A bow (dksn.M)
dks/uks (adj) % Angry, passionate (Øks/u)
dks/sfr % To make angry (Øks/;fr ¾ Øq/)
dks/ks % Anger, wrath (Øks/)
dksg××ka % Hypocrisy, deceit (dqgu $ ;)
dkstoks % A goat’s hair, cover-let of fine workmanship
dksduna % The red lotus (dksdun)
dksdkldks % The red lotus
dksfdyks % The Indian cuckoo (dksfdy)
dksdks % A wolf (dksd)
dksykgyks $ ya % Uproar, tumult, shouting, screaming (dksykgy)
dksyda % Black-pepper: a particular perfume (dksyd)