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J&ni ii6 Jinna 7klli' (^) [from jahati, confused in meaning with jayati. Se«; jahati & cp. janti] deprivation, loss, confiscation of •property plundering robbery ; using force, ill-treat- ; ment D 1. 1 35 — A I.201 (vadhena va bandbena va janiya va) ; S 1.66 (hatajanisu) ; J 1.55 (v. 1. jati), 212 (mahajanikara a great robber) ; iv.72 (dhana,° v. 1. hani) ; Dh 138 ( = DhA 111.70 dhanassa jani, v. 1. hani). StuaP (f.) wife, in janipatayo (pi.) wife & husband (cp. jaya(m)pati) A 11. 59 sq. Jano (nt [Vedic janu = Gr. yoi/v, Lat. genu, ) Goth., Ohg., etc. kniu, E. knee] (also as jannu(ka), q.v.) the knee J n.311^ IV. 41 : VI. 471 ; DA 1.254. -mandala the knee-cap. the knee A 1.67; 11. 21 ; III. 241 sq. ; PvA 179. JonnkS (nt.) = janu A iv.102. Japajrati Caus. of jayati. Jamatat (& jamata J IV.219J [Vedic jamatar. Deriv. uncertain. BR. take it as ja-)- matar, the builder up of the family, supposing the case where there is no son and the husband goes to live in the wife's family, a bina marriage. More likely fr. Idg gem, to marry. Cp. Or. yaiiiu ; yaitiipiJi, Lat. gener] daughter's husband, son-inlaw Th 2, 422 ( = ThA 269 duhitu pati) ; J 11.63 ; v. 442. Jftyati (jayate) [from jaa, see janati] to be bom, to be producwl, to arise, to be reborn. Pres. 3rd pi. jayare J III. 459 ; IV. 53 ; Miln 337 ; ppr, jayanto Sn 208 ; aor. jayi J III. 391 : inf. jatum J 1.374. — jayati (loko), jiyati, miyati one is bom, gets old, dies I>. 11.30 ; Vism 235. Kattha jayati jatavedo out of fire-wood is, born the fire Sn 462. — Vin 11.95 = 305; Sn 114, 296, 657; Dh 58, 193, 212, 282; Pv iii.i'* (are reborn as). Cp. vi°. J&yampatiki (pl.^ [see jayampatika (!$: cp. jayapatl] wife & husband V
Jinnaka "7 Jivag-jivaka va jioQai) tacai) jahati) ; Pv 1.12' (same simile) ; Sn 1 120, 1144; J 1.58; 111.22 {-pilotika worn-out rags); Dh 15s. 260 ; Pv U.I I* (jarajiijjja PvA 147) ; Pug 33 : Vism 1 19 (°vihara), 356 ("sandamanika), 357 ("kottha) ; ThA 213 (-ghara a tumble-down house); PvA ô {-goija= jaraggava), 55 (of a roof). Cp. °tara J iv.108. — 2. digested J 11.362 JqiQaka (adj.) 299 (sala). =jiooa Sn 98, 124; J iv.178, 366; Sdhp JiWata (f.) [cp. jiôa, jarata & jiraoata] decrepitude DA 1.283 (jara"). Jita [pp. of jayati, conquer] conquered, subdued, mastered : (nt.) victory, jita me pSpaka dhamma Vin 1.8 ; — Dh 40, 104 (atta jitai) seyyo for atta jito seyyo see DhA 11.228), 105, 179; Vv 64" (jitindriya one whose senses are mastered, cp. gattindriya). — Co. vi°. Jitatta (nt.) [n. abstr. of jita] mastery, conquest VvA 284. Jina [pp. med. of jayati] conquering, victorious, often of the Buddha, " Victor " : jiti me papaka dhamma tasmahar) Upaka jino ti Vin i.8 = M 1.171 ; Sn 379, 697, 989, 996. Vin v.217; magga° conqueror of the Path Sn 84 sq. ; sai)suddha° (id.) Sn 372. Cp khetta". In other connections: Pv iv.3^' ; Th 2, 419 (jin' amhase rupinao Lacchii) expl** at ThA 268 as jina amhase jina vat' amha riipavatig Sirii)). -cakka the Buddha's reign, rule, authority J iv.ioo ; -putta disciple of the B. Miln 177 ; -bhiuni the ground or footing of a conqueror PvA 254 ; of the B. Dpvs IV.3, 10. Jmati= jayati (jeti). See also vi°. -sasana the doctrine Jimha (adj.) [Vedic jihma] crooked, oblique, slant, tig. dishonest, false (cp. vanka, opp. ujuj M 1.3 1 {+ vanka) A V.289, 290; J 1.290 (spelled jima) ; iii.ii 1 = v.222 ; VI.66; Vism 219 (ajimha= uju) ; PvA 51 (citta° vanka . . . ; opp. uju). Cp. kutila. ysmtiats (f.) [n. abstr. to jimha] crookedness, deceit (opp. ujuti) Dhs 50, 51 (-(- vankata) ; Vbh 359. Jimheyya (nt.) [from jimha] crookedness, deceit, fraud M 1. 340 (satheyy&ni kufeyyani vankeyyani j.°) ; A iv. i8g (id.) V.167. Jiy4 (f.) [Vedic jy5=Gr. /Jiof bow. cp. also Lat. filum thread] a bow string M 1.429 (five kinds) ; J 11.88 ; III. 323 ; Vism 150; DA 1.207. -kara bowstring-maker Miln 331. JWU (f.) [Vedic jihva, cp. Lat. lingua (older dingua) Goth, tuggo ; Ohg. zunga ; E. tongue] the tongue. — (a) physically : Vin 1.34 ; A iv.131 ; Sn 673, 716 ; Dh 65, 360 ; J 11.306 ; PvA 99 (of Petas : visukkha-kanthattha j.), 152. — Of the tongue of the mahapurusha which could touch his & ears & cover his forehead : 1022 ; p. 108 ; Sn pcihuta-jivhata the characteristic of possessing a prominent tongue (as the 27th of the 32 Mahapurisa-lakkhaijani) D i.io6=Sn p. 107; D Ii.i8. -dujjivha (adj.) having a bad tongue (of a poisonous snake) A 111.260. — (b) psychologically : the sense of taste. It follows after ghina (smell) as the 4th sense in the enum" of sense-organs (jivMya rasai) s&yati Nd* under rupa; jivha-viaaeyya rasa D i.?45 ; 11. 281 ; M n.42) Vin 1.34 ; D 111.102, 226 ; M 1.191 ; Vism 444. -agga the tip of the tongue A in. 109; iv.137: DhA 11.33. -ayatana the organ of taste D in. 243, 280, 290 ; Dhs 585, 609, 653 ; -indriya the sense of taste D in. 239 ; Dhs 585, 609, 972 ; •nittaddana (cqrr. to -nitthaddhana) tying the tongue by means of a spell D 1. 1 1 (cp. DA 1.96) -TifUUqa the cognition of taste M 1.113; D in. 243 Dhs 556, 612, 632 ; of taste S 1. 115 ; D in. 243 ; -samphassa contact with the sense Dhs 585, 032, 787. Jina [pp. of jiyati] diminished, wasted, deprived of (-.vith ace. or abl.) having lost : with ace. : J in. 153, 223, 335 ; v.9q (atthar) : robbed of their possessions ; Com. parihina dhana). vinattha). — with abl.. J v.401 (read jina Jiyati [Pass, of ji, cp. Sk. jyati & jiryate] to become diminished, to be deprived, to lose (cp. jayati, jani) to decay ; to become old (cp. jarati, jiijna) jiyasi J v. 100 ; jiyanti J in. 336 (dhana) jiyittha S ; 1.54 ; J 1.468 ; m4 jiyi do not be deprived of (ratig) J iv.107. Koci kvaci na jiyati miyati (cp. jayati) D 11.30 ; cakkhuni jiyare the eyes will become powerless J vi.528 (= jlyissanti) grd. jeyya : sefe ajeyya^. Cp. parijiyati. Sometimes spelt jiyy° : jiyyati J vi.150 jiyyama ; J 11.75 (we lose= parihayama). Pp. jina, q. v. Jbaka' [Vedic jira, lively, alert, cp. jivati & Gr. ^lepoc, Lat. viridis] digestion, in ajirakena by want or lack of digestion J Ii.i8i. See ajiraka. nrkaa? cummin-seed Miln 63 ; J 1.244 '• "-B^S ; VvA 186. Jliapa (nt.) [fr. jlr] decaying, getting old Dhtp 252. Jlravata (f.) [n. abstr. of jir=iar, see jarati; cp. jara & jinnata] the state of being decayed or aged, old age, decay, decrepitude M 1.49; S 11.2 ; Nd^ 252 = Dhs 644; PvA 149. Jlrati & Jlrayati [Cans, of jarati] i. to destroy, bring to ruin, injure, hurt Vin 1.237 (jirati) ; J v. 501 (v. 1. BB. for jarayetha. Com. vinaseyya) = vi.375 ; PvA 57. 2. (cp. jiyati) to get old A 111.54 (jara-dhammar) ma jiri " old age may not get old," or " the law of decay may not work ") ; Vism 235 (where id. p. D 11.30 reads jiyati) ; DhA i.il (cakkhuni jiranti). — 3. (intrs.) to be digested Vism loi. Jlreti & Jlrapeti [Verbal formation from jira'] to work out, to digest J 1.238, 274 (jireti) ; DhA 1.171. Appl. to bhati, wages : bharir) ajtrapetva not working off the w. J 11.309, 381 jirapeti as "destroy" at ThA 269 ; in expl° of nijjareti {+ vinapeti). Jlva"- (adj.-n.) [Sk. jiva, Idg. •gyuos = Gr. /Sior. Lat. vivus, Goth, quius, Ohg. queck, E. quick. Lith. gyvas] i. the soul. Sabbe jiva all the souls, enum"* with satta pai;ia bhiita in the dialect used by the followers of Gosala D i.53(=DA 1.161 jivasafini). " tag jivai) tai) sarirag udû a&imij j. annar) s." (is the body the soul, or is the body one thing and the soul another ?) see D 1.157, 188; 11.333, 336. 339; S IV.392 sq.; M 1. 157, 426 sq. A 11.41. — Also in this sense at Miln 30, 54, 86. — Vin iv.34; S 111.215, 258 sq. ; IV. 286; v.418; Av.31, 186. 193. — 2. life, in yayajivai) as long as life lasts, for life, during (his) lifetime D in. 133 ; Vin 1.201 ; Dh 64 ; J II. 1 55; PvA 76. -gahai) (adv.) taken alive, in phrase j.° gaijhati or gaohapeti S 1.84 ; J 1.180 ; 11:404 ; cp. karamara ; -loka the animate creation J 111.394 ; -siila " life-pale," a stake for execution J H.443 ; -sokin (=Sokajivin) leading a life of sorrow J vi.509., Jiva' (nt.) the note of the jivaka bird Sum. V. ou D 111.201. JIvaka (adj. )= jiva, in (>Andhii^ N. of a plant VvA 43. — LJika q. v. JIvag-lIvaka (m. onom.) name of a bird, a sort of pheasant (or partridge ?), which utters a note sounding like jivar) jiva D in. 201 ; J v. 406, 416 ; vi.276, 538 [Fausboll reads jivajivaka in all the j&taka passages. Speyer AvS n.227 has jivaiijivaka]. With this cp. the Jain phrase jivagjiveQa gacchai jivagjiveijar) citthai, Weber Bhagavati pp. 289, 290, with doubtful interpretation IV—
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Paticchaka 17 Patinandati again at
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Patipaharati 19 Patibodha Patipahar
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Patiruddha 21 Pativinicchinati Pati
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Patisankhana 23 Patisaraniya Patisa
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Pattaka 25 Panama it is placed into
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Panduka 27 Patapeti yeliow loam, cl
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Patta 29 Pattin 86. -yana having wi
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Padaka 31 PadSrana S 1.7 (pade pade
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Padesa 33 Padharita ThA 72 (Ap. V.
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Pannaka 35 Papupphaka deteriorated)
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Pabbataka 37 Pabha "ani), 304; DA i
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PamSnavant 39 Pamuyhati PvA 55 (gha
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Payogata 41 Para -karana exertion,
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Paramata 43 Parayin Kar' ih'X'l''.
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Parikilanta 45 Parikkhitta vatva ta
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Paricarita Paricarita [pp of parica
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Paritassana 49 Paridevati Sn 924 is
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Parinibbuta 51 Paripunna anavattidh
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Paribyattata 53 Parimajjati Paribya
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Pariyanta 55 Pariyapunati by heart
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Pariyogajha 57 Parivaddhati Pariyog
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Parivitakketi 59 Parisa Parivitakke
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Parihattha 6l Pareta Parihaitha [pp
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Palayana 63 Palippati Palayana (nt.
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Pallava 65 Pavayha Pallava (nt.) [c
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Pavivitta 67 Pavesana Pavivitta [pp
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Pasada Pasada [fr. pa + sad, cp. Ve
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Pahassati 71 Paka PahSLSSati [pa +
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Patikkulyata 73 Pana Patikkulyata (
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Patheyyaka (nt.) =patheyya PvA 126.
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Parami 77 Palaka Parami (f ) [abstr
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Pasadika 79 Pitaka maka° a tower w
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Pindaka 8i Pitta -attha condensed m
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Piyala 83 Pisuna Piyala [cp. Class.
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Nd' 3 ; J PItika 85 Pucchatt III. 4
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Punnavant 87 Punna righteousness, m
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Puthujjanata 89 Pupphaka taka, oppo
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Pubbaka 91 Purindada ThA 31 (Ap. V.
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Purekkhata 93 Pupa Purekkhata = pur
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Petattana 95 Pesakara reflected in
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Potaki 97 Porin Potaki (°i ?) (m.
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CORRIGENDA CORRECTIONS AND ADDITION
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First published Reprinted Reprinted
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Phala 100 Phalina Phala' (nt.) [cp.
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Phaleti 102 Phusati Phaleti [Caus.
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Ba (indecl.) the sound (& letter) b
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Bala io6 Balisa arms, bhoga° of we
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Bahuka io8 Bala 283. -bhaningarrulo
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Bahulya Bahulya (nt.) [fr. bahula,
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Buddha 112 Buddha dhanar) Bhagavant
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Bodha 114 Bya Bodha' [fr. budh; the
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Brahma ii6 Brahma II. Brahma [cp. V
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Brahmana Ii8 Bruheti (n. or adj.) t
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Bhangana 120 Bhanâti Bhangana & Bh
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Bhaddaka 122 Bharu Bhaddakafa) & Bh
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Bhavatta 124 Bhaga the same with th
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Bhatuka 126 Bhava bhatika: J 1.253
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Bhikkhaka 128 Bhittika Bhikkhaka [I
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Bhunkarana 130 Bhumma dog (Pischel,
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Bhutika 132 Bhendu Bhutika (adj.) (
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Bhogika 134 Bhobhukka Bhogika (-°)
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Makkha 136 Maggika Olakkha^ [probab
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Macchara 138 Majjharu fish M ni.i68
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Matta 140 Mandala Matta & Mattha [p
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Matte)rya 142 Maddava J V1.372 ; Mh
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Manute 144 Mano Manute [Med. form o
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Manta 146 Manteti introd.'p. 53 sq.
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Mayaq 148 Mala bara" of Vd. wood Mh
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Mahant 150 Mahant mahaggha; or is o
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mata Sn 296 ; Dh -Matika 152 Manatt
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Mayu [*Sk. mayu] bile, gall Abhp 28
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Miga 156 Mithu Miga [Vedic mrga, to
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Missakatta 158 Mugga Missakatta (nt
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Muncana i6o Mutinga pa°, pafi", vi
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Mudda 162 Muni Hndda (f.) [cp. (lat
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Mulaka 164 Metta reason Sn 1043, cp
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Mokkhati i66 Morini from a designat
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Page X, under i a. add Apa.dana P T
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egular relative use e. g. S 111.44
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Yakkhatta Yanna heart) Sn 478. quot
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Yatta Yatha Yatta [pp- of yatati']
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Yadi 8 Yamati Tadi (indecl.) [adv.
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Yacaka 10 Yathava vacan' adini bhai
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Yapya 12 Yava go (to), to bring to,
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Yidha 14 Yuta yitthai) va hutar) va
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Yeva lb Yogin thehi sammati : sammu
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Yobbana i8 RakkhS 63. See also mana
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Rajo 20 Rana Eajo (rajas) & Raja (n
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Ratin 22 Ratha S 1.7, 54, 128, 180,
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Rava 24 Rasa (better reading here d
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Ragin 26 Raja affected with passion
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Raja 28 Rasi + raja-vagsa). PvA 216
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Ruca 30 Runna by the ascetics for m
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Rummin 32 RQpa ankempt] miserable,
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Ruhati 34 Rodhana language, in ordi
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La syllable of abbreviation, corres
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Lajjana 38 Laddba ppr. lajjamana Dh
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Lambita 40 Lapin as does Dhtm 284]
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Likhita 42 Luthati Likhita [pp. of
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Lekhana 44 Loka Iillchaaa (nt.) [fr
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Lokiya 46 Loma PVA42, 287. -nayaka
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Lohitaka 48 Varjsa -kumbhi a recept
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Vankeyya 50 Vacchatara Vankeyya (ad
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Vataqsa 52 Vatti Vatagsa [for avata
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Vaddhita 54 Vanna Va44hita[pp.of va
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Vatta* at J V.443 is corrupt for va
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Vaddheti 58 Vanin Vaddheti [fr. var
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Vammika 60 Valanjeti Vammika & vamm
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Vavakattha 62 Vasala Vavaka^ha [pp.
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Vassana 64 Vacapeyya Vassana^ (nt.)
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Vataka 66 Vabhi Miln 134 ; Vism 41.
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Vareyya 68 Vasin Vareyya (nt.) [grd
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Vikata 70 Vikala Vikata changed, al
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Vikkilita 72 Vigajita TikUlita (nt.
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Vicikicchita 74 Vijata Dukp 170 sq.
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Vijju 76 Vifmana spell D 1. 21 3 (G
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Vinneyya 78 Vitta Vinneyya (adj.) [
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Vidura 80 Vidhana Vidura (adj.) [vi
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Vin§ 82 Vinibbhutta Vina (indecl.)
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Vindussara 84 Viparivattana I, 13 (
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Vippakata [pp. of vijjpakaroti ; vi
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Vibhata 88 Vibhedeti Vibhata [pp. o
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Vimana 90 Vimokkha wreck or similar
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Virajjana 92 Virajeti to estrange (
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Vilanghaka 94 Vilokana Vilanghaka [
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Vivattati 96 Viveka " stopped, reve
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Visada 98 Visiyati Visada (adj.) [c
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Vissa lOO Vihannati Vissa' (adj.) [
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Viheseti 102 Vitnaqsati Viheseti [v
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Vutta ro4 Vupasammati Vutta^ [pp. o
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Vetta io6 Vedeti Vetta (nt.) [cp. E
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Veyyaggha io8 Vellita abstract noun
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Vokinnaka no Vossagga Vokinnaka (ad
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Vyappathi 112 Vyapanna of the Araha
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-S- a euphonic -s- seems to occur i
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Sarjvattanika ii6 Saqvuta Saijvatta
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Saqsijjhati Il8 Sakantaka 184 sq.,
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Sakkara 120 Sagula five khandhas M
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Sankita [fr. sank] anxious, doubtfu
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Sankhara 124 Sanga nay. anei'iiai)
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Sangulika 126 Sacetasa redaction of
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Sajju 128 Sunjati sukhita); Miln 24
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convince D 1.236 ; M '• 1.397 San
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Satekiccha 132 Sattu Satekiccha (ad
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Saddabana 134 Santa seems to be use
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Santuttha 136 Saxiditthika Santutth
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Sannidhana 138 Sapadi Sannidhana (n
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Sabbatthata 140 Samangin -atthaka c
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Samadhigacchati 142 Samaya Samadhig
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Samadinna 144 Samapajjita robes) Vi
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Samidha 146 Samudagama Samidha (f.)
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Samussapita 148 Sampaggahita It 48
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Sampadati 150 Sampavannita 2. execu
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Samputita 152 Sambodha Sampu(ita [s
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Sambhoti see sambhavati. Sambhoti 1
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Sammodana 136 Sarati terms J 1,209;
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Salaka 158 Savanlya Salaka (f.) [cp
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Saha i6o Saka coinciding with (inst
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Sataka 162 Sadheti -odaka with plea
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Samika 164 Sarathi Samika [fr- sami
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Saliya i66 Siqsaka Saliya or saliya
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Siggu i68 Siddhika Sigga (nt.) [cp.
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Sibbitar [n. ag. fr. siv] one who s
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Sila 172 Sisa not occur under the n
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Su 174 Sukkha J J 111.282. -picchit
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Sunkika 176 Suta 47 sq. — odhisun
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Suddhaka 178 Subhaga Suddhaka (nt.)
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Susu i8o Suyati A 11.22 = 111.66= J
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Seda 182 Seleti DhA 1.83; SnA 357;
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Sondi . Son^l' (f.) the neck of a t
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Sosika i86 Hata Sosika (adj.) [fr.
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Han i88 Hari (2) " heart-basis," th
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Hayana 190 Hiranna Hayana' (nt.) [f
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Hetthima 192 Horapathaka bed) ; 11.
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195 Page 151, top and bottom of col
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Page 71. 197
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200 2. History of the Dictionary Sc
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202 {e) What are the critics to rem
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i^H US *v r'^ »% ,.!? UCl A Vr,iMi
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