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The Lexicon contains 44 instances of va-yu as a complete word
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manuscript
(tradition / date)
phrase NewariEnglish
A1_64
(A1 / 501 NS)
1sari-rasa cvam*gva va-yu the wind resided in the body
A2_57
(A2 / 506 NS)
1ma-ragasa cvam*gva va-yu the wind resided at the anus
A2_58
(A2 / 506 NS)
1na-bhisa cvam*gva va-yu the wind resided at the navel
A2_59
(A2 / 506 NS)
1kam*t*husa cvam*gva va-yu the wind resided at the throat
A2_60
(A2 / 506 NS)
1s'ari-raya- (8a.1) at*hisam* ha-rha dva-kosa cvam*gva va-yu the wind resided all over the bones of skeleton
A2_61
(A2 / 506 NS)
1thva n^am*gurhi va-yu pra-n*i- dva-koya- s'ari-rasa cvam*gva pam*ca va-yu dha-ye these five winds, resided in all bodies of creatures is called pan~ca va-yu
A2_62
(A2 / 506 NS)
2thva dva-kona das'a va-yu dha-ye, these all is called das'a va-yu (ten winds)
A2_3237
(A2 / 506 NS)
2va-yu wind
A2_3578
(A2 / 506 NS)
1va-yu wind
A2_3599
(A2 / 506 NS)
2va-yu wind
A2a_42
(A2 / n.d. NS)
1ma-(rga?)sa cvam*gva va-yu the wind resided at the anus
A2a_43
(A2 / n.d. NS)
1na-bhis'a cvam*gva va-yu the wind resided at the navel
A2a_44
(A2 / n.d. NS)
1kan*t*husa cvam*gva va-yu the wind resided at the throat
A2a_45
(A2 / n.d. NS)
1s'ari-raya- athisam* ha-d*a dva-kosa cvam*gva va-yu the wind resided in all bones of the skeleton
A2a_46
(A2 / n.d. NS)
1thva (n^a?)gurhi va-yu pra-n*i- (9a.1) dva-koya- sari-rasa cvam*gva va-yu dha-yai these five winds is called of the wind resided in all bodies of creatures
A2a_47
(A2 / n.d. NS)
2thva dva-kona (2) das'a va-yu dha-ya; these all is called das'a va-yu
A2b_67
(A2 / n.d. NS)
1ma-rgasa (3) com*gva va-yu the wind resided in the anus
A2b_68
(A2 / n.d. NS)
1na-bhisa com*gva va-yu the wind resided in the navel
A2b_69
(A2 / n.d. NS)
1kan*t*hasa com*gva va-yu the wind resided in the throat
A2b_70
(A2 / n.d. NS)
1(4) s'ari-ra at*hisam* ha-d*a dva-kosa com*gva va-yu the wind resided in all the bones of the skeleton
A2b_71
(A2 / n.d. NS)
1thva n^a-gud*i va-yuh* pra-n*i- dva-kvaya- (5) s'ari-rasa com*gva va-yu dha-ye these five winds reside in the bodies of all living beings
A2b_72
(A2 / n.d. NS)
2thva da-kona das'a va-yu dha-ya all together they are called the ten winds, resided circulating in the ten tubular organ of the body
A2b_3697
(A2 / n.d. NS)
1va-yu air
A2b_3718
(A2 / n.d. NS)
2va-yu wind
A3_84
(A1 / 550 NS)
6va-yu yam*kuli; Va-yu is of north-west
A5_69
(A2 / 662 NS)
1thva n^a-gud*i va-yuh* pra-n*i- dva-koya- s'ari-rasa cvam*gva va-yu dha-ya these five winds are called the wind resided in the body of all living being
A5_70
(A2 / 662 NS)
2thva da-kona das'a va-yu dha-ye altogether with these is called das'a va-yu
A5_3236
(A2 / 662 NS)
2va-yu wind
A5_3576
(A2 / 662 NS)
1va-yu wind
A5_3597
(A2 / 662 NS)
2va-yu wind
A6_69
(no trad. / 718 NS)
1lum*gvad*asa cogva va-yu the wind resided in the heart
A6_73
(no trad. / 718 NS)
1sarvva sari-rasa bya-parapu va-yu vya-na dha-ya the wind that circulates through the whole body is called vya-na;
A6_3169
(no trad. / 718 NS)
1kah* dha-ya va-yu kah* is said to wind
A6_3335
(no trad. / 718 NS)
1va-yu wind
A6_3675
(no trad. / 718 NS)
2va-yu wind
A6_4070
(no trad. / 718 NS)
1adhyana vrata dva-tam* gvarthakhe va-yu study, Vrata (a vow) remains in the meaning of this va-yu ?
A7_66
(A2 / 803 NS)
1pra-n*a va-yu lum*gvad*as'a; the pra-n*a va-yu circulates in the heart,
2apa-na va-yu ma-rggasa; the apa-na va-yu in the anus,
3sama-na va-yu tem*phusa; the sama-na va-yu in the navel,
4(3) uda-na va-yu kan*t*hasa; the uda-na va-yu in the throat,
5vya-na va-yu mham* tapam* bya-prarapo and the vya-na va-yu throughout the whole body
A7_67
(A2 / 803 NS)
1thva nigulina (4) das'a va-yu these both are das'a va-yu
A7_92
(A2 / 803 NS)
6{3} va-yu yam*kuli kunaya- adhipati; Va-yu is the regent of north-western corner
A7_2317
(A2 / 803 NS)
1lam*kha va-yu spilling out of water
 
 
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