Vol. 16 · pages 81–85
The Pali Grammar and Pali–English Dictionary
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57PALI : ENGLISH DICTIONARY
vFkok % Or (vFk $ ok)
vFksuks % Not a thief; honest (v $ Lrsu)
vFkks % and: also: then (vFkks)
vfr % Over; beyond; exceedingly: too much (vfr)
vfrcgq % Too much (vfr $ cgq)
vfrcyks % very strong (vfr $ cy)
vfrHkk;fr % To be much afraid (vfr $ Hkh)
vfrHkhrks % Much alarmed (vfr $ Hkhr ¾ Hkh)
vfrpjfr % To transgress = to commit: adultery (vfr $ pj)
vfrpkjh % Transgressing (vfrpkfju~)
vfrpfj;k % Adultery (vfr $ p;kZ)
vfrpkjks % Transgression, adultery (vfrpkjks)
vfrPNFkk % Formula for civilly refusing alms to a Bhikkhu, to ask to go
further
vfrfpjk;fr % To carry long (vfr $ fpjk;)
vfrnLluks % Beyond ken, invisible (vfr $ n’kZu)
vfr/ksupkjh % Indulging too much in the use of Dhonas (vfr $ /ksupkjh)
vfrnwjs % Very far, too far (vfr $ nwj)
vfrxPNfr % To overcome (vfr $ xe~)
vfrxrks % Escaped from (vfr $ xr ¾ xe~)
vfrxks % Escaping from = going beyond (vfrx)
vfrgRFk;fr % To cross on an elephant (vfrgLr;)
vfrf[k.kks % Not harsh, gentle (v $ rh{.k~)
vfrdïeua % Going beyond, passing (vfr $ Øe.k~)
vfrdïefr % To escape from, go beyond, to pass, to cross; to transgress; to
elapse; to excel: to surpass (vfr $ Øe~)
vfrdïkesfr % To go beyond, to exceed (vfrØke;fr ¾ Øe~)
vfrdïeks % Passing away, transgression (vfrØe~)
vfrdïUrks % Past, surpassing (vfrØkUr ¾ Øe~)
vfrekuh % Vain-glorious, conceited (vfrekfuu~)
vfre××kfr % To despise, to dislike, neglect (vfr $ eu~)
vfrekisfr % To injure, to destroy (vfr $ eki;fr ¾ eh)
vfreÙkks % Exceeding, excessive (vfr $ ek=k)
vfreqÙkdks % Name of a tree (vfreqÙkQd)
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vfreqÙkks % The croper Gastnera Racemosa (vfreqDr)
vfrukesfr % To cause to pass : to let go by (vfr $ uke;fr ¾ ue~)
(Caus)
vfrfUnz;ks % Beyond the reach of senses (vfrfUnz;)
vfrikrks % Very early (vfr $ izkrj~)
vfrikrks % Injuring, destruction : transgression (vfrikr)
vfrIixs % Too early (vfr $ izxs)
vfrIilRFkks % Very excellent (vfr $ iz’kLr ¾ ’kal~)
vfrjsdykHkks % Extra allowance (vfrjsd $ ykHk)
vfrjsdrjks % More excessive : More abundant (vfrjsd $ rj)
vfrjsdks % Exceeding, excessive (vfrjsd)
vfrfjÙkdks % In excess, superfluous (vfrfjDr $ d)
vfrfjÙkks % Exceeding, in excess, extra superfluous (vfrfjDr ¾ fjp~)
vfrjkspfr % To outshine (vfr $ #p~)
vfrlk;a % Very late in the evening (vfr $ lk;e~)
vfrl;ks % Excess, excellance (vfr’k;)
vfrlquks % A mad-dog (vfr $ ’kqu)
vfrlwjrk % Great heroism (vfr $ ’kwj $ rk)
vrhralks % Past-time (vrhr $ va’k~)
vfrfFk % A guest; a stranger (vfrfFk)
vfrFkksdks % Very little, too little (vfr $ Lrksd)
vrhrks % Passed : elapsed (vrhr ¾ b)
vrhRrks % Unsatiated (v $ r‘Ir ¾ r‘i~)
vrho $ vfrfo; % Very exceedingly (vrho)
vfrokD;a % Bad language, abuse, blame, reproach (vfr $ okD;)
vfrolks % Subject to, in the power of (vfr $ o’k~)
vfroÙkfr % To go beyond, to pass: to overcome: to transgress (vfr $ o‘Ùk)
vfrosyks % Unseasonable (vfr $ osyk)
vfrfolk % Name of a plant (vfrfo"kk)
vfroq…ks % Very old (vfr $ o‘… ¾ o‘/~)
vrks % Hence, now, therefore (vrl~)
vrksTt % A musical instrument (vkrks| ¾ rqn~)
v=k % Here (v´)
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v=ktks % Offspring, son (vkRet)
vÙkk $ vkrqek % Self, body, person, individuality = life, mind, soul (vkReu~)
vÙkHkkoh % Having a body (vkReHkko $ bu~)
vÙkHkkoks % Person, self, individual, personality = body : form (vkReu $
Hkko)
vÙknaMks % Punishment (vkÙk ¾ nk $ n.M)
vÙknRFkks % One’s own advantage or good
vÙkkf?kuks % Independent (vkReu~ $ v/hu)
vÙkkf/irsÕ;a % See (vf/irsÕ;)
vÙknqfr;ks % With one companion (vkReu~ $ f}rh;)
vVðgklks % Horseslaughter (vVðgkl)
vVðtks % Proceeding from oneself: self begotton (vkRet)
vÙkdks % Name of a Rishi
vVðkydks % A watch tower (vVðkyd)
vÙkeurk % Repture or delight
vÙkeuks % Rapti, deligted, joyful (vÙk ¾ nk $ eul~)
vÙkuk&vÙkuks % See (vÙkk)
vÙkuh;ks % Belonging to oneself, own (vkReu~ $ ;)
vÙk×k~×kw % Knowing oneself (vkReK)
vÙkuksina % Grammatical term meaning (vkReusin)
vÙkuriks % Self mortifying (vkReu~ $ ril~)
vÙkrks % Awarding to self (vkReu~ $ rl~)
vÙkRFkks % Self-interest, one’s own good (vkReu~ $ vFkZ)
vÙkoknks % Assertion of self or individuality (vkReu $ okn~)
vRFk % Ye are
vRFk % Here
vVò % Eight (v"Ve~)
vRFkpfj;k % Good or wise conduct (vFkZ $ p;kZ)
vBòknl % Eighteen (v"Vkn’ku~)
vBònLlh % A name of one of the twenty four Buddhas (vFkZ $ n£’ku~)
vBò/k % Eight fold (v"V/k)
vVòkxeua % Setting of sun : destruction (vLre~ $ xeu)
vBòxeks $ % Setting of sun : disappearance; perishing, destruction,
vBò˜~xeks % Annihilation (vLr $ xe)
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vBòda % Collection of eight things-Octad (v"Vd)
vRFkdjks % Beneficial, advantageous, useful (vFkZ $ dj~)
vBòdFkk % A commentary : exposition of meaning (vFkZ $ dFkk)
vBòD[kk;h % Giving good advice (vFkZ $ vk[;kf;u~)
vVòa % Disappearance, destruction (vLr)
vVòa % Meaning, for the sake of, purpose of: on account of, for (vFkZe~)
vVòesfr % To set (vLre~ $ b)
vVòferks % Set, gone down (vLre~ $ br ¾ b)
vBòeks % Eighth (v"Be)
vBòEeks % Octagonal (v"Vu~ $ va’k~)
vBòalq % See frBòfr
vVòuk % Request, begging (vFkZuk)
vVòkua % Wrong place (va $ LFkku)
vVòaxPNfr % To set, to perish, to vanish (vLre~ $ xe~)
vBò˜ı % Eight divisions or parts : Eight qualities (v"Vu $ v˜ı)
vBò˜ıeks % See (vBò˜ırks)
vBò˜ılhya % The Eight fold moral practice : Eight precepts (v"Vu~ $ v˜ı $
’khy~)
vBò˜ırks % Disappeared (vLre~ $ xr ¾ xe~)
vBòf˜ıdks % Eight parts or divisions : Eightfold (v"Vu~ $ v˜ı $ bØ)
vBò˜ıyks % Eight inches long or thick (v"Vu~ $ v˜ı°y)
vBò˜ıikslFk % Observing the eight fold uposatha viz. Athangsila (v"Vk˜ı $
miolFk $ bu~)
vBòina&inks % A chequered board for draughts, dice (v"Vkin~)
vRFkj.ka % Covering; a rug : a carpet (vkLrj.k)
vRFkjkisfr % To cause, to be spread
vBòkjl % Eighteen (v"Vkn’ku~)
vBòkjleks % Eighteenth (v"Vkn’ku $ e)
vRFkjfr % To spread, to lay out, to cover (vk $ Lr‘)
vRFkkjks % Spreading (vkLrkj)
vRFklRFka % Ethics (vFkZ $ ’kkL=k)
vRFklks % According to the sense or the spirit as opposed to the letter (vFkZ
$ ’kl~)
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vRFkrks % According to sense or meaning : intelligently, sensibly (vFkZrl~)
vRFkrks % Spread, laid out (vk $ Lr‘r ¾ Lr‘)
vRFkRFka % For the good or advantage of (vFkZ $ vFkZe~)
vRFkoknh % Speaking truthfully (vFkZ $ okfnu~)
vBòfo/ks % Eightfold (v"Vu~ $ fo/k)
vRFkk; % For the sake of : in order to : on account of : for (vFkkZ;)
vRFksu % On account of : by reason of (vFkZ instru)
vRFkfr % To request (vFkZ)
vfRFk % To be, to exist (vl~)
vBòh % A bone: a kernal or stone of a fruit or a seed (vfLFk)
vfRFk % Desirous, wishing for (vk£Fku~)
vfRFkHkkoks % Being, existence (vfLr ¾ vl~ $ Hkko)
vfRFkda % A bone, kernal, seed (vfLFk $ d)
vfRFkdks % Connected with existence (vkfLrd)
vfVòdks % Desirous of (v£Fku~ $ d)
vfBòfeTtk % Marrow (vfLFk $ eTtk)
vfRFkrk % Being, existence (vfLr ¾ vl~ $ rk)
vBòrks % Not standing : not staying (v $ fLFkr ¾ LFkk)
vfRFkra % Existence (vfLr ¾ vl~ $ Ro)
vRFkks % Setting, disappearance, destruction : the western mountain
behind which the sun sets (vLr)
vRFkks % Desire, want, need, occasion; cause, reason, purpose : object,
aim; substance, object, thing: property, wealth; advantage,
good, welfare, meaning, sense, significance (vFkZ)
vRFkq…kjks % Exegesis-explanation (vFkZ $ m…kj)
vÙkks % Thrown (vLr~ ¾ vl~)
vVðks % A watch tower (vVð)
vV~Vks % Hurt, distressed, affiliated (vkrZ)
vVðks % A case, a cause, Law-suit (vFkZ)
vrqyks % Incomparable, admirable (v $ rqyk)
vkrqek % A rare form of atta
vkrqjks % Ill-: diseased : affected (vkrqj)
vÙkIiks % Very small (vfr $ vYi)