Vol. 16 · pages 281–285
The Pali Grammar and Pali–English Dictionary
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257PALI : ENGLISH DICTIONARY
ieqfnrks % Please, glad (izeqfnr)
ieqnks % Joy (izeqn~)
ikeqTta % See ikeksTta
ikeq[kzks (adj) % In front of, facing; first, chief, principal (izeq[k)
ieqDdks % See next
ieq×pfr % To emit, utter, to loose, release; to cast off (izHkqp~)
ieqLlfr % To leave behind, forget, lose (izeq"k~)
ieqVðks % See last
ieqÙkks % See ieq×pfr
ieqgÔfr % To be bewildered, to swoon (izeqg)
iqu (adv) % Now, further; but, on the other hand, on the contrary, however
(iquj~)
ik.kHkwrks % A living being, creature (izk.kHkwr)
ikukxkja % A tavern (ikukxkj)
ik.k?kkrks % Destroying life, killing (izk.k $ ?kkr)
i.kdks % Name of a water-plant
ik.kdks % A small creatue, worm or insect (izk.kd)
ikudwiks % A drinking-well (iku $ dwi)
iukyh $ i.kkyh % Water course, gutter, drain (izukyh] iz.kkyh)
ikua % Drinking; draught; drink, beverage; enjoyment (iku)
ik.ka % See ik.kks
i.kefr % To bend, be bent or inclined (iz.ke~)
i.kkeks % Bending, salutation (iz.kke)
ik.kleks (adj) % Dear as one’s life; greatly beloved (izk.kle~)
iulks % Jack or bread fruit tree, artocarpus integrifolia (iul)
ik.kkfrikrks % Taking the life of a living creature, destroying life, killing
(izk.kkfrikr)
i.krks % See i.kefr
ik.kfodks % One who plays the Pramava
ik.koks % A small drum or tabor (iz.ko)
iuk;a % iu $ v;a Pana-ayam
i.k;ks % Affection, confidence; solicitation (iz.k;)
i×p % Five (i×pu~)
i×pcya % The five forces
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i×ppD[kq % The five sorts of vision (i×pu~ $ p{kql~)
i×pnl % Fifteen (i×pn’ku~)
i×pnlh % Day of full or new moon (fifteenth day of half month) (i×pn’kh)
i×p/k (adv) % In five ways, five-fold (i×p/k)
i×p/Eea % Five things or conditions (i×pu~ $ /eZ)
i×pxq.ka % Five qualities as rewards of virtue (i×pu~ $ xq.k)
i×pkga % Five days (i×pkg)
iPpkfgdks (adj) % Lasting five days
i×pT>kfudks (adj) % One who practices the five Jhanas (i×pu~ $ d $ Ł;ku $ bd)
i×pdkea % Five modes of desire or pleasure
i×pfdysla % Five kilesas or evil passion
i×pD[kU/a % The five skandhas
i×pD[kÙkqa (adv) % Five times (i×pÑRol~)
i×pdks (adj) % Consisting of five, five in a number (i×pd)
i×pkyk % Name of a warrior tribe in the north of India (i×pky)
i×pkfydk % A doll, a puppet (i×pkfydk)
i×pedks (adj) % Fifth (i×ped)
i×pe (adj) % Fifth (i×pe)
i×pkuUrfj;dEea % Five sins which bring with them immediate retribution (i×pu~a
$ vkuUr;Z $ deZu~)
i×pkusÙkks (adj) % Having five sorts of vision (i×pu~ $ us=k)
i×pk˜ı % Five qualities (iz×pk˜ı)
i×pkf˜ıdks (adj) % Having five members or divisions, five-fold
i×pi×plks (adj) % In sets of five each (i×pu~ $ i×pu~ $ ’kl~)
i×pifrfVðra % Setting down or fixing of five things (i×pu~ $ izfr $ fLFkr~)
i×plra % Five hundred (i×p’kr)
i×plfrdks (adj) % Consisting of five hundred
i×pfl[kks % A proper-name, one of the Gandhabbas (i×pf’k[k)
i×plhya % The five precepts of or five branches of moral practice (i×pu~ $
’khy)
i×plhyok (adj) % One who keeps the five precepts
i×plks (adv) % By fives (i×p’kl~)
i×pofXx;ks (adj) % Belonging to a group of five (i×poxZ $ ;)
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i×pfo/ks (adj) % Five fold (i×pfo/)
i×pfolfr % Twenty five (i×pfo’kfr)
i×pk;q/a % Five sorts of weapons (i×pu~ $ vk;q/)
if×pfUnz;a % See bfUnz;a
i.Mdks % A eunuch (i.Md)
i.Mjks % White, pale, yellowish (ik.Mj)
i.Moks % A son or descendant of Pandu: name of a mountain (ik.Mo)
ikf.MPpa % Scholarship, learning, erudiction (ikf.MR;)
if.Mrdks % A pendant (if.Mrd)
if.Mrrk % Learning, skill, wisdom (if.Mrrk)
if.Mrks (adj) % Learned, skill, clever, wise
i.Mq (adj) % Light, yellow (ik.Mq)
i.ksfr % To bring, perform, execute (iz.kh)
i˜ı $ i˜ıyks (adj) % Lame, crippled (i˜ı $ i˜ıy)
if.g] ikf".k % The heel (ikf.k)
if.g (adj) % Variegated (i‘f’u)
i×gks % A question (iz Üu)
ikf.k % The hand, a wooden hand or trowel (ikf.k)
ik.kh % A living being, a sentiment being, a creature animal, man
(izkf.ku~)
if.kngfr] % To long for, wish for, pray for, resolve, aspire to: to direct, stretch
if.k/sfr (izf.k/ku)
if.k/kua % earnest resolve, aspiration, prayer (izf.k/ku)
if.kf/ % Wish, resolve, aspiration, prayer (izf.kf/)
ikf.kXxgks % Marriage (ikf.kxzg)
ikf.k?kks % One who strikes with the hand; one who plays the tabor or any
similar instrument (ikf.k?k)
if.kfgrks % Resolved, determined, intent (izf.kfgr)
ikf.kfgrks (adj) % Kind to living beings, benevolent (izkf.kfgr)
ikf.keÙkks (adj) % As much as can be held in the hand (ikf.kekÙk~)
ikf.keqÙka % A missile weapon (ikf.keqDr)
ikf.kirfr % To prostrate oneself (izf.kir~)
if.kikrks % Prostration (izf.kikr)
ikf.kLlja % A sort of music (ikf.k $ Loj)
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ikf.krya % The palm of the hand (ikf.kry)
ikf.krks % Accomplished; excellent; eminent, exhalted; sweet nice (iz.khr)
ikf.koknks % One whose uses an instrument played with the hand as a drum
or tambourine (ikf.kokn)
if.k;ks (adj) % Saleable (i.;)
ikf.k;ks (adj) % Same meaning as panigho (ikf.k $ ;)
ikf.k;ks (adj) % Drinkable (ikuh;)
i×tfydks (adj) % Holding up the clasp hands in token of respectful salutation
(izk×tfyd)
i×tja $ jks % A cage or frame (i×tj)
i˜ïs#ga % A lotus (i˜sïlg)
i˜ïks] i˜ï % Mud, moral impurity, sin (i˜ï)
i××kk % Wisdom, intellect, reason (izKk)
iUuxks % A snake (iUux)
i..kkdkjks % A present
i..ka % A leaf; a written leaf, an epistle (i.kZ)
i××kk.ka % Knowledge, wisdom, intelligence; mark, sign (izKku)
i××kkidks (adj) % Appointing, declaring (izKk $ vd)
i××kkiua % Appointment, declaration
i××kkisfr % To make known, declare, proclaim, appoint (izKki;fr)
iUujl~ $ i..kjl % Fifteen (i×pn’ku~)
iUujleks] % Fifteenth (i×pn’ke] i×pn’k)
iUujlh % The fifteenth day of the half month, the day of the full or new
moon (i×pn’kh)
iUujfldks % Belonging to the 15th day of the half month
i××kkl] i××kkla] % Fifty (i×pk’kr~)
iUukl %
iUuklda A collection of fifty (i×pk’kd)
iUulkyk % The hut of an ascetic made of branches and leaves a hermitage
(i.kZ’kkyk)
i××kkrks % Known, famous (izKkr)
i××kfÙk] iUufÙk % Making known, manifestation, declaring, enactment, ordinance,
precept, regulation (izKfIr)
i××kkÙkks % See i××kkisfr
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i××kok (adj) % Wise (izKkor~)
i××kk;ua % Manifestation, appearing (izKk;u)
i××kk;fr % To be known, to be perceived, to appear, to exist; to be wellknown, to be renowned (izKk;rs)
iUuks % Fallen, gone (iUu)
i××kks (adj) % Wise, intelligent (izK)
iUuqfolfr % Twenty-five
i.kks % A bet, stake; wages, hire: a sum of money: wealth, property:
trade, shop
ik.kks % Breath; life; vitality; a living being, a creature; energy; vigour;
strength (izk.k)
ifUFkdks % A traveller
iUFkks % A road (ifFku~)
ifUr % A row, range, line, series (iafDr)
iUrks % Border; verge, end (izkUr)
iuqnua % Removal
iuqnuks (adj) % dispelling
iuqnfr % To remove, drive away, reject (iz.kqn)
iUuqUuks % Put away, removed, dispelled (iz.kqUu)
ik.kqisrks (adj) % Possessed of breath; living (izk.k $ misr)
i.;a % A ware, commodity; traffic (i.;)
iik % A shed on the road side where travellers are supplied with water
(izik)
ikifHk:rk % Fear of sinning (iki $ Hkh: $ rk)
iinks % The lip of the foot, toes (izin)
ikidks (adj) % Evil, bad, wicked, sinful (ikid)
ikifeÙkrk % Friendship or association with sinners, evil communications
(iki $ fe=k $ rk)
ikiua % Attainment (izki.k)
ii×psfr % To linger, tarry, delay (izi×p;fr)
ii×pks % Diffuseness, prolixity, delay (izi×p)
ikireks (adj) % Most sinful (iki $ re)
iirua % Falling down (iziru)
ikirjks (adj) % Most sinful, worse (ikirj)
iirfr % To fall down, to fall from (izir~)