Vol. 16 · pages 371–375
The Pali Grammar and Pali–English Dictionary
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347PALI : ENGLISH DICTIONARY
fl[kjh % A tree, a mountain (f’k[kfju~)
fl[kh % Fire; a peacock; name of Buddha (f’kf[ku~)
flØïk % A string by which a weight is suspended; the strings of a
balance; the strings of a kaya (f’kD;k)
flD[kk % Learning, study, training (f’k{kk)
flD[kua % Training, learning, study
flD[kfr % To learn, train oneself (f’k{k~)
flyk % A stone, rock (f’kyk)
lhyCcÙk % Religious practice or rites (’khy $ ozr)
flykHkw % A sort of snake (f’kyk $ Hkw)
flyk?k % Praise ( Üyk?kk)
flyk/fr % To praise ( Üyk?k~)
lhya % Nature, character; moral practice, piety, morality; a moral
precept (’khy)
flyke;ks (adj) % Made of stone (f’kyke;)
lhyke;ks (adj) % Consisting of moral conduct, virtuous (’khy $ e;)
flyklua % A stone seat or throne (f’kyklu)
flyRFkEHkks % A stone-pillar (f’kyk $ LrEHk)
lhyok (adj) % Observing the sila precepts, moral, virtuous (’khyor~)
flysflfr % To embrace
flyslks % Embrace; union ( Üys"k)
flyslqeks % Phlegm ( Üys"eu~)
lhyh (adj) % Having a habit or disposition (’khy $ bu~)
flfyV~Bks % Adhering, connected (f Üy"V)
flyksdks % Fame; a verse, a stanza ( Üyksd)
flyqPp;ks % A mountain (f’kyksPp;)
flyqÙkks % A rat, snake
lhek % A boundary, limit (lhek)
lhefUruh % A woman (lhefUruh)
lheUrks % A boundary, a mood of parting the hair (lheUr)
flEcyh $ flEckyks %The silk cotton tree Bombax, Heptaphyllum
flllik % The tree Dalbergia Sisu (fl’k’kik)
flukua % Bathing, washing (Luku)
fl×pfr % To sprinkle (flp~)
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flU/oks (adj) % Belonging to Sindha (lSU/o)
flU/q % The sea, occean; the Sindha country (flU/q)
flU/q % A river (flU/q)
flU/qjks % An elephant (flU/qj)
flUnh % Name of a tree
flUnqja % Red lead (flUnwj)
flUnqokjks % The tree Vitex Negundo (flUnqokj)
flusgdks % An intimate friend (Lusg $ d)
flusfgrks (adj) % Lustful, connected with desire or coveteousness (Lusfgr)
flusgks $ Lusgks % Friendship, affection, love: lust, desire (Lusg)
flus: % A name of Mount Meru
fl˜ıda % A horn (’k‘˜ıd)
fl˜ıa % A horn; peak, summit; height, dignity, pre-eminence (’k‘˜ı)
fl˜ıkjks % Love, sexual passion (’k‘˜ıkj)
flk.khdk % Mucus of nose (fllgk.kd] fll?kk.kd)
flkVda % A place where four roads meet (’k‘˜ıkVd)
flkVks % Name of a plant (’k‘˜ıkV)
fl˜ıh (adj) % Horned (’k‘f˜ıu)
fl˜ıh % A kind of gold: name of a plant (’k‘˜ıh)
flf˜ıo..kks (adj) % Gold-coloured
flf˜ıosja % Ginger
flfu…ks % Oily, greasy; smooth, glossy; affectionate (fLuX/)
lhina % Elephantiasis of the leg ( Üyhin~)
flIia % A mechanical art; a fine art; a piece of work; a job; skill,
proficency (f’kYi)
flIih % An artisan, artificer (f’kfYiu~)
flIih % A pearl oyster
flfIidks $ ;ks % An artisan, artificer (f’kfYid $ f’kYi $ ;)
fljk % A nerve, tendon; a vein, artery (f’kjk)
flja] fljlk % See fljks
fljh % Fortune, prosperity; a name of Lakshmi; majesty, royalty; a
magnificence, glory (Jh)
flfljliks % A snake; any creeping thing, as a centiped, chameleon (ljhl‘i)
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fljhlks % The tree Acacia, Sirisa (f’kfj"k)
fljks $ flja % The head; top of a tree; acme, elevation (f’kjl~)
lhjks % A plough (lhj)
lhldks % A substitute for Sisa at the end of a compound
lhla % Lead (lhl)
lhla % The head; front (’kh"kZ)
lhlrks (adv) % Head ways, towards the head; carried on the head
flfljks (adj) % Cold (f’kf’kj)
flLldks % A pupil (f’k"; $ d)
flLlkuqflLlda % From pupil to pupil; through a succession of pupils (f’k"; $ vuq
(adv) $ f’k"; $ d)
flLlks % A pupil (f’k";)
lhrk % A furrow (lhrk)
flrCHkks % Camphor (flrkHkz)
lhryks (adj) % Cold, cool (’khry)
lhrkyq (adj) % Chilled (’khrkyq)
flra % A smile (fLer)
flfFkyks (adj) % Loose, flabby, bending, yielding (f’kfFky)
lhfrHkwrks (adj) % Cold, calm, tranquil, impossible (’khrhHkwr)
flrks % White (flr)
flrks % Bound
flrks % Clinging, devoted to; resting upon (fJr)
lhrks % Cold, cool (’khr)
flRFka $ flRFkda % Bees wax; a lump of boiled rice (flDFk] flDFkd)
flÙkks % See fl×pfr
lhrqUgks % Cold and heat (’khr $ m".k)
flok % A jackal (f’kok)
lhofRFkdk % A carnel house; place where dead bodies are thrown to rot away
instead of being burned
floh % Name of a people (f’kfo)
flfodk % A litter, palanquin (f’kfodk)
floks % Auspicious, happy, fortunate (f’ko)
fl;k % See vfRFk
Lusgks % See flusgks
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lks (adj) % Own (Lo)
lks % He, this; that
lksCHka % A hole; an excavation containing water; pool; pond ( ÜoHkz)
lksCHkkuq % The ascending mode (LoHkkZuq)
lksHkks % Splendour, radiance, light; beauty (’kksHkk)
lksHkXxa % Auspiciousness, fortune, prosperity (lkSHkkX;)
lksHk×tuks % The tree Hyperanthera Moringa (lkSHkkTtu)
lksHk.kks (adj) % Shining, resplendent, beautiful, good (’kksHku)
lksHkfr % To shine, to be radiant or beautiful (’kqHk~)
lkspua % Mourning, sorrow (’kkspu)
lkspfr % To mourn (’kqp~)
lksPps;a % Purification (’kkSps;)
lksPps;ks % A washerman (’kkSps;)
lksfpdks % A tailor (lkSfpd)
lksndks (adj) % Containing water (lksnd)
lksnfj;ks % A uterine brother (lksn;Z)
lksnjks % A uterine brother (’kksn;Z)
lks/dks % One who cleanes (’kks/d)
lks/ua % Cleansing (’kks/u)
lks/uh % A broom (’kks/uh)
lks/sfr % See (lqT>fr)
lksxfU/da % The white lily; one of the high numerals or, followed by 91
ciphers (lkSxfU/d)
lksxrks (adj) % Belonging to the Sugata, Buddhist (lkSxkr)
lksgnks % A friend (lkSân)
lksgTta % Friendship (lkSâ|)
lksfgPpa % Satiety (lkSfgR;)
lksdjks (adj) % Swinish (lkSdj)
lksdok (adj) % Sorrowful (’kksdor~)
lksf[k;a % Happiness (lkS[;)
lksdh (adj) % Sorrowful (’kksfdu~)
lksdks % Sorrow, grief, mourning (’kksd)
lksGl % Sixteen ("kksM’ku~)
lksGlda % A collection of sixteen
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lksGlD[kÙkqa % Sixteen times ("kksM’ku~ $ ÑRol~)
lksGleks (adj) % Sixteenth ("kksM’k)
lkseuLla % Satisfaction, enjoyment, joy (lkSeuL;)
lkseoØïks % The tree Acacia Catechu (lkseoYd)
lkseofdk % Name of a plant (lkseofdk)
lkEeks (adj) % Beautiful, pleasing (lkSE;)
lkseks % The noon, Soma Juice (lkse)
lksudks % The tree Celosanthes Indica (lks.kd)
lks.Mk % A tavern; an elephants trunk (’kq.Mk)
lks.Mh $ lksf.Mdk % A natural tank, in a rock, a rocky pool
lksf.Mdks % A distiller and seller of Spirituous liquors (lkSf.Md)
lks.Mks % An elephant’s trunk (’kq.M)
lks.Mks (adj) % Addicted to drink; intoxicated (’kkS.M)
lks.kh % The buttock (Jks.kh)
lksf.kra % Blood (’kksf.kr)
lks..ka $ Lo..ka % Gold (Lo.kZ)
lks.kks] lwuks] lkuks] % A dog ( Üoku)
Lokuks] lqokuks
lks.kks (adj) % Red, crimson (’kks.k)
lksipkja (adj) % Accompanied with civility, deferential (lksipkj)
lksidkjks (adj) % Useful, helpful (lksidkj)
lksikua % Stairs, staircase (lksiku)
lksiQks % Swelling (’kksiQ)
lksIia] lksIiua] % Sleep (Loki)
lqfiua % Dream (LoIu)
lksjCHkks % A name of Kuvera (lkSjCH;)
lksjPpa % Tenderness, sympathy (lksjr)
lksjl % See lksGl
lkslkfudks (adj) % Visiting a cemetry
lkslsfr % See lqLlfr
lkslks % Drying up: phthisis (’kks"k)
lksrk % A hearer (Jksr‘)
lkÙka % The ear or organ of hearing (Jksrl~)