Vol. 16 · pages 311–315
The Pali Grammar and Pali–English Dictionary
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287PALI : ENGLISH DICTIONARY
ioD[kfr % He will tell, declare, recite
iokyks $ ya % A sprout or germ (izoky)
iokGks $ Ga % Coral (izokM)
ioua % Side of a mountain, declivity, height (izo.k)
ioua $ ikoua % Purification; winnowing (iou] ikou)
iouks % Air, wind (iou)
iokj.kk % Invitation; prohibition; name of a certain festival (izokj.kk)
iokjsfr % To cause to choose, to give a person his choice, to invite, to offer:
to join in the festival (izokj;fr)
iojks (adj) % Chief, best, noble, excellent (izoj)
iokjks % A woollen cloth (izokj)
ikokjks % A cloak or mantle (izkokj)
ioklh (adj) % Living abroad or away from home (izokflu~)
ioklks % Absence from home (izokl)
ioLlfr % To rain (izo‘"k~)
iokfr % To diffuse, a scent (izok)
iokÙka % A draught of air, breeze (izokr)
ioÙkka % One who informs, points out (izoÙkQ‘)
ioÙkudks (adj) % Bringing about, producing, promoting (izorZu $ d)
ioÙkua % Behaviour, conduct, procedure (izorZu)
ioÙkfr % To arise, begin, take place; to start, set out, to roll or flow
onwards; to become, be exist, to go on, proceed, to be kept up
(izo‘r~)
ioŒðfr % To revolve, whirl round (izo‘r~)
ioÙksfr % To cause to arise or to flow onwards, or to proceed to set going,
to set on foot, establish, produce, make, originate, begin (izorZ;fr)
ioŒðsfr % To throw back, turn-aside, to set rolling, to roll (izorZ;fr)
iofÙk % Flow onwards; going on, affairs, occurance, incident proceeding;
news tidings practice, conduct; beginning setting on foot, establishment; being, existence (izo‘fÙk)
iofÙkrks % Setting going, established, made (izo£rr)
ioÙkks % Starting, proceeding, setting out, begun, set on foot, kept going;
kept up; going on, being, existing, settled, fixed (izo‘Ùk)
iok;fr % To be wafted abroad (izok)
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iosPpfr % To give
iosnsfr % To make known, tell, utter (izosn;fr)
ios/fr % To tremble (izC;Fk~)
iosD[kfr % See ifolfr
ios.kh % A long braid of hair; a coloured woollen cloth used for a saddle
or housings: series, succession line; tradition, custom, usage
(izosf.k)
ioslua % Entrance (izos’ku)
ioslsfr% See ifolfr
ioslks% Entrance (izos’k)
ikosÕ;dks (adj) % Belonging to Pava (ikok $ ; $ d)
ifo/krqa % To place, appoint (izfo/k)
ifop;ks % Investigation (izfop;)
ifoP>kfr % To throw down (izO;/~)
ioh.kks (adj) % Clever, skilful (izoh.k)
iohjks % Heroic; best (izohj)
iohlua % Entrance (izos’k)
ifolfr % To enter (izfo’k~)
ifofLlyslks % Separation (izfo Üys"k)
ifoΘks% See ifolfr
ifoÙkks (adj) % Sacred, ho1y (ifo=k)
ifoosdks % Retirement, solitude, seclusion (from iz $ fo $ fop~)
ifofoÙkks % Separated, detached, retired, secluded (izfofoÙkQ)
ioks % Purification, winnowing grain (io)
ioqPpfr % To be spoken of, to be called or termed
ioq…ks % See io…fr
ikoqlks % The rainy season; a sort of a fish (izko‘"k)
ikoqLldks (adj) % Belonging to the rainy season (izko‘"; $ d)
ioqÙkks % Spoken to, told (iz $ mÙkQ)
ik;dks % One who drinks (ik;d)
i;keks % Length (iz;ke)
ik;klks % Rice boiled in milk, milk rice (ik;l)
i;kfr % To go, proceed, advance (iz;k)
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i;rks % Pure (iz;r)
i;krks % Gone, departed (iz;kr)
ik;sfr % See fiofr
ik;h % Drinking (ikf;u~)
i;h:nkg % To utter (ifj $ mn~ $ vkg ¾ vg~)
if;#iklfr % To sit beside, attend on, associated with, serve honour (i;qZikl~)
i;ks] i;a % Water: milk (i;l~)
ik;ks % Drinking (ik;)
ik;ks % Abandance (izk;)
ik;ks (adv) % Abundantly (izk;l~)
i;ks/jks % A cloud; a women’s breast (i;ks/j)
i;ksnks % A cloud (i;ksn)
i;ksxks % Practice, use, usage; means, instrumentality; motive, occasion,
object (iz;ksx)
i;kstua % Appointment, command, direction, advantage, use, need;
object, aim (iz;kstu)
i;kstsfr % To perform, practice, conduct, carry on; to instigate cause,
direct, command: to employ, suborn, hire (iz;kst;fr)
ik;q % The anus (ik;q)
ik;q×tfr % To yoke, harness; to employ, appoint; to practice, behave (iz;qt~)
i;qÙkdks (adj) % Employed, hired, suborned (iz;qÙkQ $ d)
iÕ;dks % Paternal great-grandfather (iz $ vk;Zd)
iÕ;sluk % Search (i;sZ"k.kk)
is % See isÕ;kya
isPp % Having departed, after-death, in the next world or existence,
hereafter (izsR;)
is[kk $ isD[kk % Wish, desire, expectation (izs{kk)
is[kh (adj) % Desiring, looking for, awaiting (izsf{ku~)
is[kq.ka % A wing
isD[kk % See is[kk
isD[kfr % To look at, to hold, observe, watch with expectation, to look out
for; expect (izs{k~)
isGk % A basket (isMk)
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isydks % A hare
isyoks (adj) % Delicate,tender (isyo)
isea % Love; affection: kindness: joy, pleasure (izseu~)
iseuh;ks (adj) % Affectionate
isldkjks % A weaver (is’kl~ $ dkj)
islyks (adj) % Beautiful, delightful, amiable; skilful (is’ky)
islua % Sending, dispatching; message, dispatch (izs"k.k~)
islsfr % To send (izs"k;fr)
islh % A piece of flesh or meat (is’kh)
isfldk % Rind or shell (isf’kdk)
isLla % Servitude (izS";)
isfLldks % A servant (izS"; $ bd)
isLlks % A messenger, servant, slave, hireling, menial (izs";)
islq××ka $ islq.ksÕ;a % Back-biting, slander, evil speaking (iS’kqU; $ fi’kqu $ ,;)
isVdks % A basket (isVd)
isrks % Dead, departed (izsr)
isÙksÕ;rk % Paternity
isÙksÕ;ks (adj) % Paternal (fir‘ $ ,;)
isfÙkdks % Paternal, ancestral (iSr‘d $ iS=;)
$ isfÙk;ks (adj)
isfÙkfol;ks % The Preta realm or world
isÕ;kya % This word answers to our Etcetera, or to the dotted line used,
when words are intentionally omitted. It’s etymology is exceedingly doubtful
isÕ;koTta % Kindwordedness, kindness of language
isÕ;ks % See fiofr
isÕ;h (adj) % Beloved, dear (izs;l~)
iQXxoks % A sort of pot herb
iQXxq.kks % The month of Phalguna (iQkYxq.k)
iQyda $ dks % A board, slab; a shield (iQyd)
iQya % A certain measure or weight (iy)
iQya % A fruit; grain; crop; produce: result; consequence: reward,
profit, advantage: a testicle (iQy)
iQkyua % Splitting, bursting
iQkykisfr % To cause to be split or torn
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iQykiQya $ ykfu % Wild fruits, berries
iQykjkeks % Fruit garden, orchard (iQy $ vkjke)
iQyfr % To split asunder, break open, burst; to bear fruit (iQy~)
iQyok (adj) % Bearing fruit (iQyor~)
iQkysfr % To split, cut, severe, break open (iQky;fr)
iQyh % Bearing fruit (iQfyu~)
iQfydks $ dk % Crystal, quartz (LiQfVd)
iQfyuks (adj) % Bearing fruit (iQfyu)
iQfyrks (adj) % Bearing fruit or crop: fruitful; broken; grey grey-haird (iQfyu
$ iQfyr)
iQYyfr % To bear fruit
iQkyks % A ploughshare (iQky~)
iQyq % A knot or joint in a reed (i#)
iQUnuks (adj) % Palpitating, trembling, agitated, unsteady (LiUnu~)
iQUnfr % To throb, palpitate, tremble, struggle (LiUn)
iQ.kh % A snake (iQf.ku~)
iQf.kTtdks % The plant Samirana (iQf.kT>d)
iQf.kUnks % A hooded snake, cobra (iQ.khUnz)
iQkf.kra % The inspissated juice of the sugar-cane, raw sugar, molasses
(iQkf.kr)
iQ.kks % The hood of a cobra or snake
iQj.ka % Pervading (LiQj.k] LiQqj.k)
iQjlq % A hatchet, axe (ij’kq)
iQjfr % To flash, shine forth; to thrill or dart through, to pervade; to
diffuse, send-forth, emit
iQk#lda % Name of one of Indras groves (ik#"kd comp ik#";)
iQ#lks (adj) % Harsh, unkind, fierce, savage; rough, rugged; severe, cruel
(i#"k)
iQLlua % Contact (Li’kZu)
iQLlsfr % See iQqlfr
iQfLlrks % A derivative of Li‘’k~
iQLlks % Touch, contact (Li’kZ)
iQklq (adj) % Enviable, agreeable, pleasant, easy, comfortable (iQklq)
iQklqdk % A rib (ik’kZqdk or i’kqZdk)