Vol. 16 · pages 421–425
The Pali Grammar and Pali–English Dictionary
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oja % See ojks
okj.ka % Resistance (okj.k)
oj˜ıa % The head, the female pudenda (ojk˜ı)
ojk˜ıuk % A noble or beautiful woman (ojk˜ıuk)
oj××kq % One who has discovered Nirvana, an epithet of Buddha (oj $ K)
oj.kks % A surrounding wall, rampart; the tree Cartaeva Roxiburghii
(oj.k)
okj.kks % An elephant; the Hatthilinga bird (okj.k)
oji××kks (adj) % A noble-wisdom, epithet of Buddha (oj $ izKk)
ojkjksgk % A noble lady
ojklu % An excellent seat, chair of state (ojklu)
ojrjks (adj) % Better, more, excellent (ojrj)
ojÙkk % A strap, thong (oj=kk)
okjfÙkdks (adj) % Bound with a thong (oj=kk)
ojof..kuh % An excellent woman (ojo£.kuh)
okjsfr % See oq.kkfr
okfj % Water (okfj)
okfjnks % A cloud (okfjn)
okfjta % A lotus (okfjt)
okfjtks % A fish (okfjt)
okfjeXxks % An issue from a sluice, watercourse (okfj $ ekxZ)
okfjrks % See oq.kkfr
okfjÙka % Avoidance
okfjokgks % A cloud (okfjokg)
okfj;fr % See oq.kkfr
ojks % Choosing, appointing; a boon, blessing, favour (oj)
ojks (adj) % Exellent, best, precious, noble (oj)
okjks % Time, oceasion: turn, day of the week (okj)
ok#.kh % Spirituous liquor (ok#.kh)
o#Fkks % A wooden ledge or fender round a chariot (o#Fk)
olk % A barren cow: an obedient wife (o’kk)
olk % Serum, marrow of the flesh, fat (olk)
olHkks % A bull (o‘"kHk)
oklpq..ka] ..kda % Toilet perfume (okl $ pw.kZ)
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oklkxkja % A bed-room (okl $ vxkj)
olxks (adj) % Subject, obedient (o’kx)
olyks % An outcaste, pariah; a low person, reprobate (o‘"ky)
ola % See olks
okluk % Impression of mind from past good or evil actions and producing
pain or pleasure (okluk)
olua % Dwelling (olu)
olua % Cloth, clothes, clothing (olu)
oklua % Perfuming and decorating the person (oklu)
oklUrh % The creper Gaertura Racemosa (oklUrh)
olUrks % One of the seasons, spring (olUr)
olfr % To dwell, stay, live, abide, spend time (ol~)
olfr % Dwelling, residence: a dwelling place, abode (olfr)
oloÙkh (adj) % Bringing into subjection (o’ko£ru~)
oklo % A sakka or Indra (oklo)
okl;ksxks % Toilet powder (okl $ ;ksx)
olsu % See olks
oklsfr % See olfr
oklsVðks % Name of a Rishi: a proper-name (okfl"B)
oklh (adj) % Having the sense under control (okf’ku~)
okfl % A razor (okfl)
oklh % An axe, adze, hatchet (ok’kh)
oklh % Dwelling (okflu~)
olhHkkoks % Subjection: self-control, subjugation of the senses (o’kh Hkko)
olhHkwrks (adj) % Subjected, self controlled (o’khHkwr)
olhdjksfr % To bring into subjection (o’khÑ)
ofldrk % Subjection
ofldks (adj) % Subject to (of’kd)
okfldks % Dwelling, inhabiting (okflu~ $ d)
okflrdks (adj) % Perfumed (okflr $ d)
oflrks] okflrks % See olfr
okflrks % Scented (okflr)
okflVðks % A proper-name (okfl"B)
olks] ola % Wish, desire: will, authority, power, influence, control, mastership, ownership (o’k)
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oklks % Pefrume (okl)
oklks % Clothing, cloth (okl)
oklks % Dwelling, staying, stopping, living; an abode, habitation, lodging, house (okl)
oLldEea % One of the low arts giving virility (o"kZ $ deZu~)
oLla % See oLlks
oLlua % Rain (o"kZ.k)
oLlkuks % The rainy season
oLllra % A century (o"kZ’kr)
oLlfr % To utter a cry (of an animal)
oLlfr % To fall, pour down, rain (o‘"k)
oLlojks % A eunuch (o"kZoj)
oLlokfldks (adj) % Connected with spending the rainy season
ofLldh % Great flowered jasmine
ofLldks (adj) % Belonging to the rainy season: belonging to a year (o£"kd]
ok£"kd)
oLlks % A he-goat (cLr)
oLlks] oLla % Rain, a year (o"kZ)
oLlqiukf;dk % Entrance upon lent or commencement of vassa residence (o"kZ
$ miukf;dk)
oLlksdlkjk % A name of Sakka’s city
olq % A class of Hindu gods (olq)
olq % Wealth; a gem (olq)
oklqnsoks % The Hindu god Krishna (oklqnso)
olq/k % The earth (olq/k)
oklqfd % The king of snakes (oklqfd)
olqefr % The earth (olqefr)
olqU/jk % The earth (olqa/jk)
or (indecl.) % O! ah! alas! indeed, verily (or)
okrkok/ks % Rheumatism (okr $ vkck/)
okr/krdks % The tree Cassia fistula (okr $ ?kkrd)
oVkdkjks % A cord
okVdks % Enclosure, circle (okV $ d)
ora % See orks
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okrfexks % A swift antelope (okre‘x)
okr.Ma % Elephantiasis of the scrotum (okrk.M)
okrikua % A window (okr $ iku)
orok (adj) % Devout, observant of religious duties (ozr $ or)
okrk;ua % A window (okrk;u)
oBjks % Bulky, gross (oBj)
ofr % A fence (o‘fr)
okfr % See ok;fr
okfrdks (adj) % Rheumatic (okfrd)
okfr˜ı.kks % The egg-plant Solanum Melongena (okflrx.k)
orks] ora % Observance, practice, habit: religious duty or act, rite (ozr)
oVks % The banyan or Indian fig tree (oV)
o=kHkw % A name of Indra
oÙkk % One who says or tells: one who speaks sensibly (oÙk‘Q)
okÙkk % Rumour, news (okÙkkZ)
oÙkCcks % See ofÙk
oVðdk % A quail (orZdk)
okÙkkdh % The egg plant (okrkZdh)
oÙka % The mouth, face (oÙk‘Q)
oÙka] oVða % See oÙkfr
oÙkua % Livelihood, subsistence: going on, continuing to exist (orZu)
oÙkuh % Abiding, living: a road (orZuh)
oÙkkidks (adj) % Causing to take place
oÙkkisfr % See oÙkfr
oÙkkjks % See oÙkk
oÙkfr % To begin: to proceed: to go on, to be carried on, to take place: to
stay: remain: to exist: to occupy oneself with, practice: to
conduce, tend: to prevail, be customary
oVðfr % To behave, to be right
oRFkxqgÔa % Pudendum (oL=k $ xqgÔ)
oRFkda % A cloth, garment (oL=k $ d)
oRFka % Cloth: clothes: raiment (oL=k)
ofRFk % The abdomen, the bladder (ofLr)
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ofRFkdks (adj) % Belonging to cloth (oL=k $ bd)
oRFkh;fr % To wish for clothes
oRFkq] oRFkqa % Substance; object, thing, matter: occasion, cause; plot or subject, story, narrative (oLrq)
oRFkq % A site, building ground, floor (okLrq)
oRFkqya] oRFkqysÕ;da % A plant–Chenopodium album
oRFkqa % See olfr] oRFkq
oRFkqÙk;a % The three objects viz. Buddha, law and church (oLrq $ =k;)
oRFkqfoTtk % A magic art by which the proper site for a building etc. is
ascertained the Scienee of building-Sites (okLrq $ fo|k)
ofÙk % To speak, to say: to speak to, address (op~)
ofVð] oVðh % A fringe; a rim, brim: a wick: a lump, ball (o£r] orhZ)
ofVðdk % A thong: a wick: a rim: a lump: ball: pill (o£rdk)
oÙkks % Shaven (mIr)
oÙkks] oVðks % Round see oÙkfr
oVðks % Expenditure (orZ)
oVðks % Rained–see oLlfr
oVq ðyks % Circular (orqZy)
oÙkqa % See ofÙk
oVqea % A road (oReZu~)
oRok % See ofÙk
oodVòks % Withdrawn, secluded (O;oÑ"V)
ooRFkkua % Fixing (O;oLFkkiu)
ooRFkkisfr % To place, fix, settle; establish (O;oLFkki;fr)
oofRFkrks % Fixed, arranged, appointed (O;ofLFkr)
ok;efr % To struggle, strive, endeavour (O;k;ke~)
ok;keks % Toil, fatigue, exertion, effert, contention (O;k;ke)
ok;ua % Weaving (from os)
ok;kisfr (caus) % To cause to be woven (caus os)
o;IiÙkks] o;lk % See o;ks
ok;lkfj % An owl (ok;lkfj)
ok;lks % A crow (ok;l)
o;Llks % A friend (o;L;)
ok;fr] okfr % To blow; to breathe forth; emit; to be emitted (ok)