manuscript . block number : A2.553 -- folio . line : 30a.2 -- tradition : A2 -- 506 NS -- 1386 AD | ||
Sanskrit | pro��hi tu �aphar� dvayo� | |
phrase | Newari | English |
1 | sali�� | From A1_451: a kind of carp |
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Amarakosa | 1.10.18.4/1 | |||
Sanskrit | pro��h� tu �aphar� dvayo� //18// | |||
synonym | Sanskrit | Nepali | English | |
1 | pro��h� | 2 sahar m�ch� | 2 a sort of carp | |
2 | �aphar� | |||
comment / problem | ||||
1 | CO : no message IA; the present sahar m�ch� of the syn.nep is a carp-like fish given to bottom feeding who, however lives in fast waters and is also a predator and will attack a lure. It grows to a large size (30-40 kg.) and is a game-fish, having been called the "Himalayan salmon". This is the same as the Indian Mahseer. (from compilation) | |||
2 | HC : from H.T. Colebrook note: "Cyprinus chrysoparcius" (p.65) (from compilation) | |||
3 | SE : repetition of part of another (usually, the previous) block no comment (from compilation) |
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