| manuscript . block number : A6.5 -- folio . line : 1b.5 -- tradition : no trad. -- 718 NS -- 1598 AD | ||
| Sanskrit | triligy� tri�vatipada� mithune ca dvayoriti ni�iddhali�ga (2a.1) �e��rtha tvant�th�di na p�rvvabh�k | |
| phrase | Newari | English |
| 1 | tri�u dh�retva� v�cyali�ga; | it is adjectival when tri�u is said |
| 2 | dvayo dh�retva� strili�ga pu�liga net� | it is feminine and masculine two genders when dvayo is said |
| 3 | tu dh�va daletva� �hathva �lokay� n�ma | it is noun of previous stanza when there is tu |
| 4 | atha dh�letva� lithva n�ma gosya� hay� juro | it is planned for later noun when atha is said |
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| Amarakosa | 1.1.5.1 | |||
| Sanskrit | trili�gy�� tri�viti pada� mithune tu dvayoriti ni�iddhali�ga� �e��rtha� tvant�th�di na p�rvabh�k | |||
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| 1 | SH : no message trili�gy�m (t�nai li�gam� cha bhannu parek� �h�u�m�) tri�u iti pada� [j�ayem] ("tri�u" yo pada j�nnu pardacha) mithune tu (pu�li�ga ra str�li�gam� cha bhannu parek� �h�u�m� t�) dvayo� iti [pada� j�eyam] ("dvayo�" yo pada j�nnu pardcha) ni�iddhali�gam (ni�edha gariyeko - li�ga jo cha so) �e��rtham (b�ki rahek� li�gal�� bujh�u�cha) tvant�th�di ("tu antyam� hune ra atha �dim� hune pada jo cha so) p�rvabh�k na [bhavati] (p�rv�nvay� - pahilek� �abdasa�ga sa�bandha hune hu�daina, arth�t par�nvay� huncha) Deshmukh: The word trishu ("in all three") is used where a word occurs in all three genders. Where a word occurs in two genders, 'dvayoh' is used (i.e. in both genders). Where it is said that a word does not occur in a specified gender, it means it occurs in the other two. Where the word 'atha' is used or the word 'tu' in the beginning, it means that from the difinition of one word or set of words, the Ko�a proceeds to that of another. (from compilation) | |||
| 2 | SH : no message see p. 3 for further explanation (from compilation) | |||
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