Vol. 16 · pages 201–205
The Pali Grammar and Pali–English Dictionary
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177PALI : ENGLISH DICTIONARY
dksya $ dksyks % The jujube fruit (dksy)
dksyacks % A pot
dksykoh % A sort of pepper: Piper chaba (dksyoh)
dksyÕ;ks % Of noble family (dksys;)
dksyh % The jujube tree (dksyh)
dksfyrks % A name of apostle Moggallana (dksfyr)
dkseyks (adj) % Soft (dksey)
dksekjHkPpks % A proper-name (dkSekjHk‘R;)
dkseqnh % Moonlight (dkSeqnh)
dks.kkxeuks % Name of one of the twenty four Buddhas
dks.kdks % A corner (dks.k $ d)
dksukeks (adj) % Having what name?
dks×pks $ dks×pk % A heron (ØkSap)
dks.M××kks % Name of one of the twenty four Buddhas (dkSf.M.;)
dks.kks % A corner or angle : a bow or a quill for musical instrument : the
point of a sword (dks.k)
dksisfr % To make angry, to annoy, to offend: to disturb, to spoil: to throw
into confusion (dksi;fr ¾ dqi~)
dksih (adj) % Warthful (dksfiu~)
dksihua % Pudenda : improper act: a cloth to cover Pudenda (dksfiu~)
dksi % Anger, ill temper (dksi)
dksjda $ dks % A flower, bud (dksjd)
dkslTta % Indolence, sloth (dkSlh|)
dksly % Name of a country and its people (dksly)
dksla % Skill, proficiency, knowledge, mastery (dkS’kY;)
dkslyks (adj) % Belonging to kosala (dksly $ v)
dkslEcdks (adj) % Belonging to the kausamba country (dkS’kkEc $ d)
dkslEch % Name of the capital of the Kausamba Country (dkS’kkEch)
dksliQya % Bolellium, a fragrant gum (dks’k $ iQy)
dkslsÕ;ks (adj) % Made of silk (dkS’ks;)
dkslh % See dks
dkslh % The sheath of a sword (dks’kh)
dksfldks % Bolellium, a fragrant gum (dkSf’kd)
dksflukjks % Belonging to Kusinara
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dksfl;ks (adj) % Silken (dks’k $ ;)
dksfl;ks % Indra: an owl (dkSf’kd)
dkslks % A shout, a call; a measure of length, equal to 600 yards (Øks’k)
dkslks $ dksla % A sheath: a bud: treassure: a testicle (dks’k)
dkslksfgrks (adj) % Sheathed, hidden (dks’k $ vofgr ¾ /k)
dksVjkoua % Proper name (dksVjko.k)
dksVjks $ ja % The hollow of a tree (dksVj)
dksfV % Point, tip, end, extremity, top, summit, length; emmence,
exceeds; ten-million (dksfV)
dksfVa % Crookedness, deceitfulness (dkSfVY;)
dksfVIidksfV % One of the high-numerals followed by twenty one ciphers (dksfV
$ iz $ dksfV)
dksfVIiÙkks (adj) % Having reached the end or summit, having fully accomplished
or attained; perfectly attained, perfect (dksfV $ izkIr ¾ vki~)
dksVðdks (adj) % Breaking, cutting
dksVðua % Pounding, cutting
dksVðkisfr % To cause to be pounded
dksVðsfr % To strike, to break, to pound, to cut (dqVð)
dksVòkxkja % A store-room, store house (dks"B $ vkxkj)
dksVòkxkfjdks % A treasurer or store-house keeper (dks"Bkxkj $ bd)
dksVòdks % A room: a store-room (dks"B $ d)
dksVòa % A granary (dks"V)
dksVòkl;ks (adj) % Contained in the intestine (dks"B $ vk’k;)
dksVòklks % A part, a portion, a share : portion, lot, destiny
dksVòks % A Granary; a store-room; the abdomen: a room: a closet (dks"Ba)
dksVò % A jackal (Øks"Vò)
dksfVòeks (adj) % Smoothed, beaten (?) (dqfVðe)
dksfVòeks $ ea % A floor or pavement made of pounded stones (dqfVðe)
dqVðks (adj) % Breaking (dqVð)
dksVwgya % See Kutuhalam
dksVqEcja % A sort of cloth
dksfonks % Knowing, acquainted with, skilled, wise (dksfon)
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dksfoGkjks % A sort of ebony, Bauhinia Variegata: a tree in the Devaloka
(dksfonkj)
fØ;k % Action, act, performance (fØ;k)
dq % The earth (dq)
dq % A pronomical base found in interrogatives
dqCckuks % Doing, making (dqokZ.k)
dqCcjks % The pole of a carriage (dwcj)
dqCcfr % See djksfr
dqcqf… (adj) % Weak-mind: foolish (dqcqf…)
dqPNk % Blame; contempt (dqRlk)
dqPNua % Contempt (dqRlu)
dqfPN % The belley, the womb, cavity, hollow; interior (dqf{k)
dqfPNrks (adj) % Contemptible, vile, bad (dqfRlr)
dqfPNVòks (adj) % Contained in the abdomen (dqf{k $ LFk)
dqpks % The female-breast (Øqp)
dqnkpua (adv) % Ever, sometimes (dnk $ pu)
dqnkjks % A bad-wife (dq $ nkj)
dqnklks % A bad-servant (dq $ nkl)
dqíkfydks % One who digs with a kudala (dqíky $ bd)
dqíkya $ yks % A spade (dqíky)
dqM~Ma % A wall (dqMk)
dq…ks % Angry; indigrant (Øq… ¾ Øq/~)
dqfnfVò % Septism, unbelief, heresy (dq $ n‘f"V)
dqnzwlks % A sort of grain
dqMqcks % A measure of capacity equal to a forth of pattha (dqMo)
dqMqeyks % An opening bud (dqM~ey)
dqxfU/ (adj) % Ill-smelling (dq $ xfU/)
dqxsga % Bad-house (dq $ xsg)
dqgdks (adj) % Deceitful, cheating (dqgd)
dqga (adv) % When? Whither? (dqg)
dqguk % Deceit, hypocrisy (dqguk)
dqguks (adj) % Deceitful, hypocritical (dqgu)
dqgja % A hole, a cavity (dqgj)
dqgsfr % To deceive (dqg)
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dqflg (adv) % Where? Whither? (dqg)
dqfg×pua (adv) % Anywhere, somewhere (dqg $ pu)
dqfgfPÓ (adv) % Anywhere, to any place (dqg $ fpn~)
dq×>fr % To be angry (Øq/)
dqtks % A tree (dqt)
dqØï % A measure of length
dqØïPpdks (adj) % Remorseful, sensitive (dkSÑR; $ d)
dqØïPpa % Misconduct: remorse: doubt: moroseness, querulousness, restlessness (dkSÑR;)
dqØïPpk;fr % To feel remorse
dqØïgks % A osprey
dqØïyks % Hot ashes, embers
dqØïjks % A dog (dqØïj)
dqØïVks % A cock (dqØïV)
dqdqVòdks % A sort of bird
dqykpyks % Principal mountain (dqy $ vpy)
dqytks % Of good family (dqyt)
dqydks % Of good family (dqyd)
dqykyks % A bird of the falcon tribe
dqykyks % A potter (dqyky)
dqya % A flock, a herd, a multitude: family, species: a house, a building,
lineage, good family, nobility (dqy)
dwya % A slope, a bank (dwy)
dqyVk % An unchaste woman (dqyVk)
dqyRFk % A kind of vetch, Dolichos, uniflows (dqyRFk)
dqyok % Belonging to a high family (dqyoUr~)
dqykoda % A nest (dqyk; $ d)
dqfydks (adj) % Belonging to a family (dqfyd)
dqyhudks % A thorough bred horse (dqyhud)
dqyhuks (adj) % Belonging to a family: of good or noble family (dqyhu)
dqyhjks % A crab (dqyhj)
dqfylks $ la % Indra’s thunderbolt (dqfy’k)
dqfyfRFk % A woman of good family: a lady (dqy $ L=kh)
dqks % A winnowing basket: a raft (dqY;)
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dqyqidks] dqyqixks % A family friend: a confident (dqy $ mix)
dqekjdks % A child, a youth: a royal infant or youth: a prince (dqxkjd)
dqekj % A child: a youth: a prince: skunda the God of war (dqekj)
dqEHkda % The mast of a ship (dqEHkd)
dqEHkdkjks % A potter (dqEHk $ dkj)
dqEHk.Mks % Demons, supernatural beings: name of a plant (dqEHkk.M)
dqEHkFkwua % A drum or similar musical instrument
dqEHkh % A pot: name of a plant (dqEHkh)
dqfEHkdks % Containing a kumbha-measure (dqEHk $ bd)
dqEHkhyks % A crocodile or alligator (dqEHkhj)
dqEHkks % A water-pot, a pitcher, one of the frontal lobes of an elephant
which swell in the utting season a measure of capacity (dqEHk)
dqfeua % Tunnel-shaped basket, fish-net
dqEeklks % Sour gruel (dqYek"k)
dqEeks % A tortoise (dweZ)
dqeqna % White water-lily: one of the high numerals followed by 105
ciphers (dqeqn)
dqeqfndk % Name of a plant (dqeqfndk)
dq.kkyks % The Indian Cuckoo (dq.kky)
dq.kiks $ ia % A corpse (dq.ki)
dq×puknks] % The roaring or trumpting of an elephant
dks×puknks
dqf×pdk % A key (dqf×pdk)
dqf×prks % Bent, crooked (dqf×pr ¾ dqp~)
dq.Mdks % The red powder which adheres to the grain of rice under the
husk
dq.My % Ring, an earring, an ear-ornament (dq.My)
dq.Myh % Having rings (dq.Mfyu~)
dqUna % Jasmine multiforum (dqUnk)
dq.Ma % A jar, a water-pot (dq.M)
dq.Mfr % To heat (dq.M~)
dqf.Mdk % The water-pot of an ascetic (df.Mdk)
dq.Mks % An iguana or Ichene umon (dq.M)
dqf.k % Having a crooked limb (dqf.k)