Vol. 16 · pages 406–410
The Pali Grammar and Pali–English Dictionary
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382 DR. BABASAHEB AMBEDKAR : WRITINGS AND SPEECHES
migrks % See migfUr
mitusfr % To produce (mitu;fr)
mitkiks % Suggesting treason; sowing disunion (mitki)
mithoua % Maintainance (mithou)
mithofr % To subsist by (mitho~)
mithoh (adj) % Subsisting by (mithfou~)
miT>k;ks $ miT>ks %A spiritual preacher or preceptor (mikŁ;k;)
midîôfr % To drag down (miÑ"k)
mid..ka % Into the car (mid.kZe~)
midIiua % Preparation, fabrication (mdYiu)
midIifr % To serve or profit (miDy‘i~)
midkjdks (adj) % Benefiting, helping (midkjd)
midj.ka % Help, benefit, service, instrument; implement; furniture, apparatus (midj.k)
midkjh (adj) % Benefiting (midkfju~)
midkfjdk % A benefactress; the foundation of a wall (midkfjdk)
midkjks % Help; advantage, benefit, use, service: helper; benefactor (midkj)
midŒòks % Near, approaching (mi $ Ñ"V)
miØïekyfy % To devise plans, manoevre
miØïefr % To approach, come: to begin (miØe~)
miØïeks % Beginning (miØe)
miD[kjks % A part of a carriage (miLdj)
miD[krks $ Vks % Got ready, prepared (miLÑr)
mifØïyslks % Depravity, sin: molestation, distress
mifØïfyŒòks % Stained, depraved (mi $ fDy"V)
miØïkslks % Blame (miØks’k)
miØïŒòks % Blamed, reproached (mi~ $ Øq’k~)
miyf… % Acquisition, knowledge (miyfC/)
miyD[k.ka % Syneedoche (miy{k.k)
miyD[ksfr % To look at, regard, note (miy{k~)
mifyEifr % To smear, defile (mifyi~)
miyks % A stone, rock (miy)
miek % Similarity; equality; comparison: a similitude, simile, illustration, figure, allegory, parable (miek)
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383PALI : ENGLISH DICTIONARY
miekua % Resemblance (mieku)
miekrk % A wet-nurse (miekr‘)
miukgks % Enemity (miukg)
miukesfr % To offer; present: to place close to: hold out to (miuke;fr)
miugÔfr % To tie or wrap up (miug~)
miukf;dks (adj) % Referring or belonging to (miukf;d)
miusfr % To present, bestow; to bring to, to conduce (miuh)
mik˜ıa % A minor limb or section (mik˜ı)
mifucU/ua % Fastening, attachment
mifucU/fr % To attach (mi $ fu $ cU/~)
mifuf/ % A deposit, pledge (mifuf/)
mifu?kalfr % To rub up against (mi $ fu $ i‘"k~)
mifuT>kua % Meditation
mifufD[kifr % To deposit, lay up (mifuf{ki~)
mifulk % Cause ; means ; likeness
mifulhnfr % To sit beside or in the presence of (mi $ fu $ ln~)
mifuLlk; % Near, close to
mifuLl;ks % Basis, ground work
miuhrks $ % See miusfr
mifuÕ;fr
miuhrks % Led away (miuhr)
mi××kklks % An exordium (miU;kl)
mi××kkrks % Found out learnt; known (miKk)
mifUr (adv) % Before, in the presence of (mi $ vfUr)
mifUrdks (adj) % Close to, adjoining (mifUrd)
miUrks (adj) % Adjoining (mikUr)
miinks % Conformity, accordance
miiTtfr % To come to, attain, be produced, be reborn (miin~)
miikjeh % Minor perfection
miifjD[kk % Investigation (miijh{kk)
miifjD[kfr % To investigate, ascertain (mi $ ifj $ bZ{k~)
miifr % A paramour (miifr)
miifÙk % Birth, rebirth (miifÙk)
miihGdks (adj) % Oppressive (miihM~ $ vd)
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384 DR. BABASAHEB AMBEDKAR : WRITINGS AND SPEECHES
mijktk % A viceroy (mijkt)
mijTta % Post of viceroy, viceroyalty (mi $ jkT;)
mijeua % Cessation (mije.k)
mijefr % To cease (mije~)
mikjEHkks % Being angry with a person (mi $ vk $ jHk~)
mijfr % Cessation (mijfr)
mijrks % Having ceased or desisted; deseased, dead (mijr)
mijoks % Noise and bustle (mijo)
mifj (adv) % Above, upon, over upwards, beyond, further (mifj)
mifjeks (adj) % Uppermost, over-head (mifj $ e)
mifjruks (adj) % Upper (mifjru)
mifjÙka % Superposition (mifj $ Ro)
mijks/ks % Obstacle; detriment (mijks/)
mi#T>fr % To be stopped, to cease, be annihilated (Pass mi#/~)
mi:ifj (adv) % Higher and higher, one above another (mifj $ mifj)
milXxks % Trouble, misfortune, danger; preposition (milxZ)
milk[kk % A minor branch (mi’kk[kk)
mikldks % A pious Buddhist not in orders, a devout or faithful layman, lay
devotee (mikld)
mileua % Appeasing (mi’keu)
milaEH;kua % The outer garment, the cloak (milaO;ku)
milaEgjfr % To bring to-gether (milaâ)
milafEgrks % Accompanied or furnished with (milafgr)
milEefr % To grow calm; to cease; to be settled (mi’ke~)
milEink % Taking, obtaining, acquiring; priest orders (milain~ $ vk)
milEiTtfr % To attain, enter on, take upon oneself; to reach, approach
(milain~)
milaolfr % To take up one’s abode in (mi $ la $ ol~)
miklua % Attendance, service, homage (miklu)
miklua % Archery (miklu)
mil˜ïeua % Approaching
mil˜ïefr % To go to, approach (milaØe~)
milUrks % See milEefr
milIifr % To approach (mil‘i~)
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385PALI : ENGLISH DICTIONARY
miklfr % To attend, honour, serve, revere (mikl)
milsok % Service, honouring (milsok)
milsofr % To serve, to honour: to practice, frequent (milso~)
milsoh (adj) % Serving, frequenting (milsfou~)
mikfldk % See mikldks
milksHksfr % To adorn (mi’kksHk;fr)
miLlXxks % See milXxks
miLlŒòks % Oppressed, beset, ruined (mil‘"V)
miLl;ks % Asylum, dwelling (mikJ;)
miLlqfr % Listening to (miJqfr)
milqLlfr % To dry up (mi’kq"k~)
mirkisfr % To vex, torment (mirki;fr)
mifrLlks % A name of Sariputta (mifr";)
mifroÙkks % Escaped from
miΘgua $ % See miΘkua $ miΘkfr
miΘgfr
miΘkdks % A servitor, personal attendant (miLFkk;d)
miRFkEHkua % Supporting (miLrEHku)
miRFkEHkfr % To support, prop (miLrEHk)
miRFkEHkks % Stay, support, prop, help, encouragement (miLrEHk)
miΘkua $ miΘgua % Waiting on, attendance, service, keeping near, readiness
(miLFkku)
miΘkidks (adj) % A teacher (miLFkkid)
miΘkiua % Providing etc. (miLFkkiu)
miΘkfr] miΘgfr % To serve, wait on, attend, minister to, support; to be ready; to be
present (miLFkk)
miΘkf;dk % A female disciple (miLFkkf;d)
miokndks (adj) % Blaming
mioknuk % Blame (mion~)
mionfr % To blame (mion~)
mioknks % Blame (miokn)
miogfr % To bring about (miog)
mioua % A park (miou)
mio..ksfr % To describe fully (mio.kZ)
miolfr % See mikslFkks
mioklks % Temporary abstinence for a time from all wordly enjoyment,
fasting, self-mortification, penance (miokl)
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mioLla (adj) % At the approach of the rainy season (mi $ o"kZ)
mikoÙkks % Refraining (miko‘Ùk)
mioslua % Sitting down (mios’ku)
mioh.ksfr % To play the lute to a person (mioh.k;fr)
mioh.kks % The neck of a lute (mi $ oh.kk)
mifolfr % To sit down (mifo’k~)
mioqRFkks % See mikslFkks
mi;eks % Marriage (mi;e)
mi;kua % Approaching (mi;ku)
mik;ua % A present (mik;u)
mik;klks % Desperation, despair (mi $ vk;kl)
mi;kfr % To go to, to approach (mi;k)
mik;ks % Means of success, expedient, stragtegem (mik;)
mi;ksxks % Employment, use (mi;ksx)
misPp % See misfr
misD[kk] misD[k % Indifference to pain and pleasure, equanimity resignation,
stoicism (mis{kk)
misD[kdks (adj) % Resigned, patient (mis{kd)
misD[kfr % To be indifferent, stoical (mis{k)
misfr % To go to approach, enter, undergo, incur (mis)
miksX?kkrks % An example (miks…kr)
mikslfFkdks (adj) % Fasting, keeping the Uposatha vows; belonging to the Uposatha
mikslFkks % The Buddhist Sabbath or fast-day: fasting abstinence from
sensual pleasure: monastic ceremony of reading the Patimokkha
(miolFk)
mikslFkks (adj) % Belonging to the Uposatha (miolFk $ v)
mIiCctfr % To leave the priesthood, throw off the robes (mn~ $ izozt)
mIiknua % Production, causing (mRiknu)
mIiknsfr % See mIiTtfr
mIiknks % Springing up, appearance, birth: an omen (mRikn)
mIiTtudks (adj) % Arising, being born
mIiTtua % Arising
mIiTtfr % To arise, originate, be produced, be born, appear (mRin~)