Vol. 16 · pages 711–715
The Pali Grammar and Pali–English Dictionary
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Look here, b˜~/
Methinks, e××ks
My dear, Hkks] vEeks] vkoqlks] lEe]
ekfjl
Revered Sir, HkUrs] HknUrs
Sir, lkfe] vÕ;s
Shame, f/! f/jRFkq
Thrice, frD[kÙkqa
Five times, i×pD[kÙkqa
Ten times, nlD[kÙkqa
Hundred times, lrD[kÙkqa
Many times, cgqD[kÙkqa
My Lord, nso
Adverbs of Time , dkyHksnk
Afternoon, vij.gks
Afterwards, iPNk
Always, lnk] fuPpa (Ind.)
Dawn, v:.kks] v:.kksn;ks
Day, fnolks
Day after to-morrow, ijulqoks (Ind.)
Day before yesterday, ijgh;ks (Ind.)
Day time, fnoldkyks
One day, ,dnk (Ind.)
Early morning, iPpwlks
Evening, lk;a
Fast-day, miksl;ks
Formerly, iqCcs] iqjk (Ind.)
Fore-noon, iqCc.gks
Fortnight, v…eklks] iD[kks
Fullmoon day, i..kjlh (f)
Future, vukxrks
Hour, ?kfVdk
Mid-day, eT>.gks
Midnight, fulhFkks
Minute, eqgqÙkks] [k.kks
Month, eklks
Morning, iHkkrks]
In the morning, ikrks
Moment, [k.kks
Night, jfÙk (f)
First watch of night, iB;;keks
Last watch ofnight, ifPNe;keks
Middle watch of night, efT>e;keks
New-moon-day, vekolh (f)
Now, bnkfu (Ind.)
Rainy-season, oLluks
Season, mrq] (m, f)
Second, vPNjk
Spring, olUrks
Summer, fxEgkuks
Time, dkyks
Past time, vrhrks
Present time, iPpqIiUuks
To-day, vTt (Ind.)
To-morrow, lqos (Ind.)
Week, lÙkkgks
Winter, gseUrks
Year, ljnks] laoPNja
Yesterday, gh;ks] fgÕ;ks
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V. General Conversation , lk/kj.k lkiksA
1. Do you know Pali ? Roa ikfyHkkla tkukfl\A
2. I know a little; vga Fkksda tkukfeA
3. Are you able to converse in Pali ?
lØïksfl Roa ikfyHkklk; lfirqa\A
4. Yes, I am able to converse a little :
vke] Fkksda lfirqa lØïksfeA
5. What is your name ? ;qÕga ukea fld\ fldeks ukesfl\A
6. My name is Vijayabahu; vga fot;ckgw ukeks fEgA
7. Where do you live ? Roa dFka olfl\A
8. I live in Colombo; vga dksGEcuxjs oflfeA
9. What is your age ? rqÕga vk;qIiek.kka fdÙka\A
10. My age is fifteen eÕga vk;qIiek.ka i..kjlA
11. How old are you ? dfroLlksfl Roa (vk;quk)\A
12. I am twenty years old; vga ohlfr oLlks¿fEgA
13. Where do your parents live ?
rqÕga ekrkfirjks dqflg olfUr\A
14. They too live in Colombo now ?
rs fi bnkfu dksGEcuxjs ;so olfUrA
15. Do you have brothers and sisters too ?
rqÕga Hkkrq Hkfxuh;ks fi lfUr\A
16. Yes, I have four brothers and two sisters :
vke] eÕga pÙkkjks Hkkrjksp }s Hkfxfu;ks p lfUrA
17. What do your brothers do ? ro Hkkrjks fld djksfUr\A
18. One of them is a merchant, the second one is a clerk and the other two
still attend schools;
rslq ,dks okf.ktks] nqfr;ks ys[kdks] }s rko ikBlkyklq mXx.gfUr-A
19. What do you like to be ? Roa fld dEe dkrqa bPNfl\A
20. I like to be a carpenter; vga ,dks c Môdh Hkforqa bPNkfeA
21. When did you come here; dnk Roa b/ vkxrks fl\
22. I came here yesterday; gh;ks ga b/ vkxflxPNA
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1. Who are you ? dks fl Roa\
2. I am a farer; vga ,dks ifFkdksA
3. Where do you come from ? dqrks Roa vkxPNfl\
4. I come from India; vga bUnqnslrks vkxPNfeA
5. For what purpose have you come ? Roa fld dkrqa vkxrks fl\
6. I want to sell some goods; vga Hk.Mkfu fofØïf.krqa bPNkfeA
7. Why did you come here; dLek b/ vkxrks fl\A
8. I came here to talk to you; r;k lfl… lfirqa vkxrks fEgA
9. What is your father ? dks rqÕga firk\
10. My father is the merchant Mahanama; ee firk egkuke okf.ktks
11. Who is your friend and acquaintance here ?
dks b/ ro feÙkks ok lfUn Vòks ok\
12. The mayor of this city is a friend of mine;
b/ uxjxqfÙkdks eÕga feÙkks gksfrA
13. Where do you work ? dRFk Roa dEea djksfl\
14. I work in a post office; vga ,dflLe lkluxkjs dEea djksfeA
15. Where do you go from here ? brks Roa dqflg xPNfl\
16. I will go to another town from here; vga brks v××ka vxja xfeLlkfe
17. Do you like this place ? fi;k;fl Roa bna Bkua\
18. I may like this place if it is not to hot;
fi;k;sÕ;e bna Bkua lPpsna ukPpq.gaHkosÕ;A
19. When will you go home ? dqnk Roa ld Vòkua xfeLlfl\
20. I will go home when I get enough money;
;fn igks.kda ewya yfHkLlkfe] rnk¿ga xfeLlfeA
21. How much money have you now with you ?
fdÙkda ewya¿nkfu ro lfUrds vfRFk\A
22. I have fourteen rupees and fifty cents;
pqíl :fi;kfu v Môk:fi;×k p ee lfUrds lfUrA
Orders and Advice
1. Ring the bell; ?k.Ba oknsfgA
2. Bring my watch here; ee gksjkykspua b/ vkgkjA
3. Call that man here; ra iqfjla b/ iØïkslkfgA
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4. Wash your feet; rqÕga ikns /ksokfgA
5. Do not go in the Sun; vkris ek xPNkfgA
6. Do not drink intoxicants; eTta ek fioA
7. Fold my silk dress; ee dkslsÕ;PNknua lagjkfgA
8. Give this begger some rice; beLl ;kpdLl Fkksda r.Mqya nsfgA
9. Send that boy to fetch a pen; ys[kfl.k vkuarqa ra nkjda islsfgA
10. Be always obedient to your parents;
lnk ekrkfirqUua opudjk HkoFkA
11. Do not ridicule elders; ek oq…kua ifjgkla djksFkA
12. Never tell lies; ek dnkfp fi eqlk Hk.kFkA
13. Do not kill living beings; ek thfouks thfork oksjksisFkA
14. Pay respect to all religious teachers; lCcsla le.kkua xkjoa djksFkA
15. Keep company with virtuous friends; dY;k.kfeÙks lsoFkA
16. Do not keep company with friends who have fallen into voice; ikifeÙks ek
HktFkA
17. Do not steal even a needle that belongs to others; ek ijlUrda lwfpeÙka
fi FksusFkA
18. Do not tease animals; frjPNkuxrs ek flglFkA
19. Do not try to find others faults; ek ijsla fNíkfu xoslFkA
20. Find out your own faults and avoid them;
vÙkuks oTtkfu xoslsRok rkfu itgFkA
Conversation with a school boy
1. Why did you not come yesterday ? Or why were you absent yesterday ?
dLek Roa gh;ks u vkxrks fl\A
2. Yesterday I went with my father to a funeral;
gh;ks ¿ga firjk lfl… erd Vòkua vxfleA
3. Where are your books and writing material ?
dqflg ro iksRFkdk ys[kuHk.Mkfu p\A
4. I came here having left them on the desk in the school;
rku ¿ ga lkyCHkUrjs ys[kuiQyds Bkis Rok vkxrks ¿ fEgA
5. Why do you come late to-day ?
dLek Roa vTt fpjkf;Rok vkxPNfl\A
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6. Being unable to cross the bridge as it was broken down, I am late;
vUrjkeXxs lsrquks fHkUurk rfjrqa vlØïksUrks fpjkfl;A
7. What did that boy say to you ? lks nkjdks rqÕga fld dFksfl\A
8. He said he could not buy the necessary books as he had no money; fuewyÙkk
bfPNrs iksRFkds fdf.krqa uklfD[k fr lks ofnA
9. Why did he send for you ? dLek lks ra iØïksfl\A
10. He has send for me because he wished to get a book from me ; ee lfUrdk
,da iksRFkda y…qa bPNUrks lks ee iØïksflA
11. How many books did you buy ? dfr iksRFkdk dhrk r;k\A
12. I bought four books; e;k pÙkkjks iksRFkdk dhrkA
13. How much did you pay for them;
rsla vRFkk; fdÙkda ewya fnUua r;k\
14. I gave eight rupees and twenty five cents;
vVò :fi;kfu i×pohlfr&lrHkkxs p vgavnkfllA
15. Can you run quickly; lØïksfl Roa lh?ka /kforqaA
16. I am not able to run very fast; vga vfrlh/a /kforqa u lØïksfeA
17. Was it done by him in your presence ?
dra bna rsu rqÕga lEeq[ks\A
18. No; it was done by him in the presence of two other students;
u_ v××ksla f}Uua flLlLl lfUrds rsu bna draA
19. If it is so how do you know this ? ;fn ,oa] dFka Roa bna tkukfl\A
20. They told me that he did so; lks rFk djh fr rs ea oflnlqA
21. When will your father return ? ;qÕga firk dnk iPpkxfeLlfr\A
22. He will return from there day after tomorrow; ijlqos lks rrks vkxfeLlfrA
23. Did you tear the leaves of this book ?
Roa beLl iksRFkdLl iÙkkfu nkysfl uq\
24. I did not; I was writing my copy;
u vga fyfiifjp;s vD[kjkfu fy[kUrks fulhflnA
25. Do you write with steel nibs ? v;ys[kuheq[ksfg uq rqEgs fy[kFk\A
26. We write with quill pens; e;a iÙkukGk&ys[kuhfg fy[kkeA
27. What did your teacher teach you yesterday ?
fld rqEgkda vkpfj;ks fg;ks mXx.gkisflA