Vol. 16 · pages 211–215
The Pali Grammar and Pali–English Dictionary
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187PALI : ENGLISH DICTIONARY
ykedks (adj) % Low inferior, vile
yEcd..kks (adj) % Having hanging ears or ears with long holes (yXcd.kZ)
yEcfr % To drop, to fall; to hang down, to be suspended (yEcfr)
yfEcdks % Hanging, suspended (yfEcu~ $ d)
yfEcrks % Suspended; hanging downwards (yfEcr)
yEcks % Pendulous, long, large (yEc)
y×pua % A mark, the seal of a letter (yk×Nu)
y×Nfr $ y×Nsfr % To seal (y×N~)
y×Nks % A mark, an imprint (y×N~ $ v)
y×pks % A present; a bribe (y×p)
y.Ma % The dung of animals (y.M)
yÄõyh % Name of a plant (ykÄõyh)
y†fr % To disregard, to step over, to jump over (y†)
y†sfr % To jump over, to lift-up (y†)
yfÄõ % A bolt or bar (yfÄõ)
yÄïk % Ceylon (yÄïk)
yÄïknhiVòks % Living in Ceylon (yÄïkf}i $ LFk)
yÄïknhiks $ ia % Island of Ceylon (yÄïk $ }hi)
yfÄïdks % Belonging to Ceylon (yÄïk $ bd)
yfÄïUnks % King of Ceylon (yÄïk $ bUnz)
yfÄïLljks % King of Ceylon (yÄïk $ b'oj)
yidks % One who fawns or intrigues (yi~ $ vd)
yiutks % A tooth (yiu $ t)
yiua % Speaking: the mouth (yiu)
yik;sfr % To cause to talk or beg
yifr % To talk; to prattle: to mutter; to whine; to lament (yi~)
yi;fr % To talk, to prattle, to whine: to beg
yki;fr % See yifr
yfira % Talk, voice (yfir ¾ yi~)
ykiks % A sort of quail Perdix chenensis (ykc] yko)
ykiq % See (vykiq)
yklua % Dancing (yklu)
ylfr % To shine, to sport (yl)
ylh % Brains
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yfldk % The fluid which lubricates the joints (yfldk)
ylqua % Garlic (y'kqu)
yrk % Creaper: a branch (yrk)
ykfr % To take (yk)
yÙkda % Lac, a red animal dye (yÙkQd)
yfVò] yfVòdk % A staff, a stick: an offshoot, a plant (;f"V] ;f"Vdk)
yVqfddk % The diminutive Indian quail (yV~odk $ bdk)
ykodks % A reaper (ykod)
youa % Cutting, reaping (you)
yo.ka % Salt (yo.k)
yoÄõa % Clove (yoÄõ)
youks (adj) % reaping (you)
ykosfr % To cut, to reap (yko;fr ¾ yw)
yk;fr % To reap (yw)
y;ks % A brief measure of time (y;)
ysbMq % A clod of earth (ys"Vq)
ysgfr % To lick (fyg)
ys[kk % A line, a streak, a scratch (ys[kk)
ys[kdks % A secretary (ys[kd)
ys[kua % Writing: a letter (ys[ku)
ys[ksfr % To write, to delineate (ys[k;fr ¾ fy[k~)
ys[kks % Writing, manuscript, inscription: a letter epistle: a drawing,
delineation (ys[k)
ys[k;a % Writing (ys[; ¾ fy[k)
ys.ka % A rock cavern, a cave: retreat, refuge, Nirvana (y;u)
ysiua % Smearing, plastering (ysiu)
ysiks % Plaster, mortar (ysi)
ysI;a % Plastering, modelling in clay (ysE;)
yslks % A bit, a little (ys'k)
yslks % A trick, a stratagem
yÕ;ks % To be licked or lapped, or sipped (ysgÔ ¾ fyg~)
fyPNoh % A race of Indian princes, also called Vajji’s (fyPNfo)
fy[kua % Writing (fy[ku)
fy[kkisfr % To cause to be written: to cause to be cut
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189PALI : ENGLISH DICTIONARY
fy[kfr % To inscribe; to write; to scratch (fy[k~)
fyf[krdks (adj) % Written (fyf[krd)
fyf[krks % Scratched, written: inscribed (fyf[krd ¾ fy[k~)
fyD[kk % A measure of weight (fy{kk)
fydkspdks % The plant alangium flexapetalum
fydqpks % A sort of bread-fruit, artocarpus Lacucha
yhyk % Play, spot, dalliance (yhyk)
yhGgk % Ease, grace, playfirllness, facility, adroitness, skill proficiency,
mastery (yh<k ¾ fyg~)
fyEiua % Smearing, plastering (fyi)
fyEifr % To smear, to daub, to plaster, to stain (fyi~)
fyÄõa % A mark, sign, characteristic: pudendum, gender, sex (fyÄõ)
fyÄõok (adj) % Having marks or characteristicks (fyÄõ $ oUr~)
fyfÄõ (adj) % Having gender (fyfÄõu~)
yhuks % Attached, adhering (yhu ¾ yh)
fyfi % Writing, script (fyfi)
fyIifr % See Limpati
fyÙkks % Smeared, plastered (fyIr ¾ fyi~)
yh;fr % To adhere (yh)
yksHkuh;ks (adj) % Connected with covetousness (yksHkuh;)
yksHkks % Covetousness, desire, cupidity, greed (yksHk)
ykspua % The eye (ykspu)
yksíks % The tree symplocos Raccmosa (yksHk)
yksgxqGks % An iron or metal ball (yksg $ xqM)
yksgta % Brass, bronze (yksgt)
yksgdkjks % A black-smith (yksg $ dkjd)
yksgdqEHkh % An iron cauldron: name of a lake in hell (yksg $ dqEHkh)
yksga % Agallochum (yksg)
yksgfiêòks % A heron (yfg $ i`"B)
yksfgrdks (adj) % Red (yksfgrd)
yksfgrÄïks % A ruby (yksfgr $ vÄï)
yksfgrikf.k (adj) % Red-handed, bloody, murderous, destroying life whether animal or human (yksfgr $ ikf.ku~)
yksfgrks (adj) % Red (yksfgr)
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yksfgrqIikndks % One who has committed the crime of shedding the blood of
Buddha
yksfgrqIiknks % The crime of wounding supreme Buddha so as to drop blood
(yksfgr $ mRikn)
yksgks $ yksga % Iron, copper, brass: any metal (yksg)
yksd/Eerk % The vicissitudes of life, the vanity of worldly things (yksd $ èkeZ
$ rk)
yksd/Eeks % World conditions (yksd $ /eZ)
yksd/krq % A world or sphere (yksd $ /krq)
yksdkf/irsÕ;a % Influence of the world (yksd $ vkf/irsÕ;k)
yksdx: % Teacher of the world, an epithet of Buddha (yksd $ xq#)
yksdXxks % Chief of the world i.e. Buddha (yksd $ vxz)
yksdD[kf;dk % See Akkhayika and Lokayatam
yksdkfela % Temptation of the world, pleasures of senses (yksd $ vkfe"k)
yksdukFkks % Protector or Saviour of the world, an epithet of Buddha (yksd
$ ukFk)
yksdUrfjdks (adj) % Belonging to the lokantaram or space between three (yksd $
vUrj $ bd)
yksdikyks % Guardian of the world (yksy $ iky)
yksdfonw (adj) % Knowing the universe, a common epithet of a Buddha (yksd $
fon~)
yksdk;ra % Controversy on fabulous or absurd points casuistry (yksdk;r)
yksdslks % Brahman (yksd $ bZ'k)
yksfd;ks (adj) % Common, popular: worldly, earthly, temporal (ykSD;)
yksdks % The universe; the world: the inhabitants of a world or region;
mankind: a being, a creature (yksd)
yksdqÙkjks (adj) % Transcending the world, supernatural, spiritual (yksd $ mÙkj)
yksyrk % Longing, eagerness (yksy $ rk)
yksyks (adj) % Tremulous; desirous, longing: greedy: unsteady, agitated (yksy)
yksyqiks (adj) % Desirous, covetous, greedy (yksyqi)
yksegalua % Horripilation or bristling of the hair of the body caused by
astonishment or fear or delight (ykseu~ $ g"kZ.k)
yksegaluks (adj) % Causing horripitation, astounding, stupendous (ykseg"kZ.k)
yksegalks % Horripiltation (ykseu~ $ g"kZ)
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yksegêòtkrks (adj) % Having the hair of the body erect with wonder or fear, terrified,
astounded, thunderstruck (ykseu~ $ â"V ¾ â"k $ tkr ¾ tu~)
yksea % The hair of the body (ykseu~)
ykselks (adj) % Hairy (ykse'k)
ykseh (adj) % Having hair (ykseu~ $ bu~)
yks.ka % Salt (yo.k)
yksf.kdks (adj) % Relating to salt, having a salt taste (ykof.kd)
yksiks % Cutting off; in grammar elision, a pocope (yksi)
yqîódks % A huntsman, a sportsman (yqC/d)
yq¼ks % Greedy, covetous (yqC/ ¾ yqHk~)
yqíks (adj) % Cruel, muderous (yqC/ ¾ yqHk~)
yw[kks (adj) % Rough; unpleasant; hard, harsh (#{k] yw{k)
yqyk;ks % A buffalo (yqyk;)
yqukfr % To cut, to reap (yw)
yq×pfr % To pull up or out (yq×p)
ywuks % Cut, reaped (ywu ¾ yw)
yqiua % Cutting off (yqi $ vu~)
yqI;fr % To be elided (yqI;rs ¾ yqi~)
ywrk $ ywfrdk % A spider (ywrk $ ywfrdk)
yqÙkks % Cut off, elided (yqIr ¾ yqi~)
yw;fr % To be cut or reaped (yw;rs ¾ yw)