Vol. 16 · pages 236–240
The Pali Grammar and Pali–English Dictionary
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212 DR. BABASAHEB AMBEDKAR : WRITINGS AND SPEECHES
eqXxfjuks % Armed with a club (eqn~xj $ bd)
eqXxjks % A hammer, mallet, club (eqn~xj)
eqXxks % A sort of kidney bean (eqn~x)
ewxks (adj) % Dumb (ewd)
eqgq $ eqgqa (adv) % Momently, repeatedly (eqgqj)
eqgqfÙkdks % An astrologer (eqgwrZ $ bd ¾ ekSgw£rd)
eqgqÙkks % A moment, a while (eqgwrZ)
eq[kk/kua % The bit of a girdle (eq[k $ vk/ku)
eq[ka % The mouth: the face: front: entrance: commencement: brim:
means, cause (eq[k)
eq[kikBks % Verbal recital (eq[k $ ikB)
eq[kjrk % Garrulity (eq[kjrk)
eq[kjks (adj) % Scurrilous: garrulous, noisy (eq[kj)
eq[kokllks % Mouth perfume: a fragrant substance used to make the breath
smell sweet (eq[k $ okl $ d)
eq[kksnda % Water to rinse the mouth with (eq[k $ mnd)
eq[kqŠksddks (adj) % Looking in a person’s face, cheerful willing: said of a good
servant
eq[;ks (adj) % Chief (eq[;)
eqéïks % Another form of mutto (eqYd)
eqdqyks $ eqdqya % A bud (eqdqy)
eqdqjks % A mirror (eqdqj)
ewyk % See eya
ewyda $ dks % Raddish (ewyd)
ewyadks (adj) % Having its root or origin in: springing from (ewyd)
eqGkyks % The stalk of lotus (e`.kky)
ewya % A root: lowest part: base, foundation: origin, source, commencement: front, foremost, first: cause: nearness: sum: amount:
mass: price, money: capital, principal (ewy)
ewGgks % Foolish: ignorant: deceived: erring, astray: misguided, infatuated;. perplesed, confused (xw< % ewg)
ewY;a % Wages, price (ewY;)
equkfr % To gain knowledge of, to learn, to know (eu~)
eq/kisfr % To cause to be released
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213PALI : ENGLISH DICTIONARY
eq×pfr % To loose, to release: to dismiss: to give up: to abandon, to omit:
to send forth (eqp~)
eq.MPNMks % A sort of house (eq.M $ PNn~)
eq.Mda % Tonsure (eq.Md)
eq.Mdks % A shaveling (eq.Md)
eq.Mua % Tonsure (eq.Mu)
eq.Msfr % To shave (eq.M)
eqf.Mdks (adj) % Shaven, bald (eqf.Mu~ $ d)
eq.Mks % Shaved, bald, bare (eq.M)
eqÄõ˜lks % The mungoose or ichueumon
eqfu % A sage, an inspired man, a holy ascetic, a saint (eqfu)
eqfuUnks % Chief of sages : an epithet of Buddha (eqfu $ bUnz)
eqfuLljks % Chief of sages : Buddha (eqfu $ bZ'oj)
eq×tk;uks] eq×tkuks % A common name patronymic from Munja (ekS×tk;u)
eq×tks % A sort of grass, from the fibre of which the Brahmanical string
is made = a sort of fish (eq×t)
eqjtks % A sort of drum, a tambourine (eqjt)
eqlk % (adv.) Falsely (e`"kk)
ewlk % A erucible (ew"kk)
ewlkHkf.krk % A liar (ew"kk $ Hk.k~ $ r`)
eqlyh % (adj) Armed with a club (eqlkfyu~)
eqlyks $ eqly % A club or pestle (eqly)
eqlfr % To steal; to rob: to plunder (eq"k~)
eqlkokfn % Lying; speaking falsely (e`"kk $ okfnu~)
eqlkoknks % Lying, falsehood (e`"k $ okn)
ewfldks % A mouse, a rat (ewf"kd)
eqfr % Intelligence: understanding (efr)
eqfrek % Sensible, intelligent, wise (efreUr~)
eqfrÄõks % A small drum, a labour (e`nÄõ)
eqrks % Thought, supposed, considered (er ¾ eu~)
eqÙkk % A pearl (eqÙkQk)
eqÙkkxq.kks % A string of pearls (eqÙkQk $ xq.k)
eqÙkkgkjks % A string or necklace of pearls (eqÙkQk $ gkj)
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eqÙkdke;ks % Made of pearls (eqÙkQk $ dk% e;)
eqÙka % Urine (ew=k)
eqÙke;ks % Made of pearls (eqÙkQk $ dk $ e;)
eqÙkkeqÙka % A weapon which is both missile and non-missile as a bludgeon
(eqÙkQ $ veqÙkQ)
eqÙkkoyh % A string of pearls (eqÙkQk $ vkoyh)
eqVòlPpa % Forgetfulness, bewilderment
eqVòklfr (adj) % Forgetful, careless, inattentive, unconscious, bewildered
eqfVò % The fist : a handful, a smith’s hammer (eqf"V)
eqfÙk % Deliverance; release; Nirvana (eqfÙkQ)
eqfÙkda % A pearl (eqÙkQ $ bd)
eqÙkks % Released: delivered: free from: discharged: shot (eqÙkQ ¾ eqp~)
eqgÔfr % To faint: to be perplexed; bewildered: infatuated (eqg~)
E;k;a % Me ayam
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N
u % (Negative particle), Not (u)
uHka $ uHkks % The sky, the air (uHkl~] uHk)
ukfHk % The navel: the nave of a wheel; centre (ukfHk)
uPpdks (adj) % Dancing (u`R; $ d)
uPpa % Dancing, nautch; acting, pantomine; acrobatic, performance
(u`R;)
uPpfr % To dance (u`r~)
ufpjks (adj) % Not long, short (ufpj)
unfr % To sound, to make a noise with the voice, to shout, to roar (un~)
u¼ks % Bound, fastened, covered (u¼ ¾ ug~)
uknsÕ;ks % Belonging to a river, fluviatile (ukns;)
unh % A river (unh)
unhekfrdks % (adj) Watered by rivers, provided with rivers (unhekfrd)
ufnÙka % See unfr
uknks % Sound, noise: cry, shout, roar (ukn)
ukxcyk % The shrub uraria lagopodisides (ukxcyk)
ukxnUrdks % A peg fastened into the wall to hang things upon (ukxnUrd)
ukxnhiks % A large island said to be inhabited by Nagas, and visited by
Buddha when he introduced his religion among the Nagas (ukx
$ }hi)
ukxyrk % The betel-vine, Piper Betel (ukx $ yrk)
ukxekfydk % The iron-wood tree (ukx $ ekfydk)
ukxjktk % King or a chief of Nagas: said of noble elephant (ukx $ jktu~)
uxj % A town or city: a fortified town, a fortress or citadel (uxj)
uxjh % A town or city (uxjh)
ukxfjdks (adj) % Belonging to a town: urbane, civilised (ukxfjd)
ukxjh % Belonging to a town (ukxj)
uXxks (adj) % Naked (uXu~)
ukxh % A female Naga (ukxh)
ukfxUnks % A Naga king (ukx $ bUnz)
uxks % A mountain: a tree (ux)
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ukxks % A serpent: a cobra or hooded snake; an elephant: the iron-wood
tree, a chief (ukx)
ugkua % Bathing (Luku)
ugkfu;ks (adj) % Used for bathing: ablutionary (LUkkuh;)
ugkidks % A bath attendant (Lukid)
ugkiua % Bathing a person, attending him at the bath (Lukiu)
ugkisfr % To cause to bathe (Luki;fr ¾ Luk)
ugkfirks % A barber (ukfir)
ugk# % A tendon, a muscle (Luk;q)
ugkrdks % One whose spiritual instructions are complete (Lukrd)
ugkrks % Bathed, washed, cleansed, pure (Lukr ¾ Luk)
ugk;fr % To bathe (Luk)
ufg % See u
ugqÙka % A vast number, or 1 followed by 28 ciphers
uTtk % Nadi (unh)
u[kks] u[ka % A nail of the finger or toe (u[k)
uD[kÙka % A star: a constellation: an asterism in the moon’s path, a lunar
mansion; festival (u{k=k)
uéïks % A crocodile (uØ)
ukdks % Heaven (ukd)
udqyks % A mungoose (udqy)
uydkjks % A basket maker (uy $ dkj)
ukya % Not sufficient, not able
ukya % A tubular or hollow stalk–that of the water-lily a tube: a tubular
vessel (uky)
uyehuks % A sort of fish (uy $ ehu)
uykVa % The fore-head (yykV)
ukGh] ukyh % A hollow stalk: a tube: a pipe: an artery: a measure of capacity
(ukMh] ukyh] ukfy)
ukfGdk % A tube, pipe, hollow cylinder (ukfMdk)
ukfGdsjks % A coconut tree (ukfjdsj] ukfMdsy] ukfjdsy)
ukfGdksnua % A nali–measure of rice (ukMh $ d $ vksnu)
ufyua % A lotus flower (ufyu)
ukfyU/eks % A gold-smith (ukfM/e)
ufyuh % A pond (ufyuh)