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Amarakosa reference passage 1.1.53.1
from: Sharma Gautam, Kulacandra 1969 Amarakosa: Vidvadvaramarasim*ha viracita.
Kathmandu: Royal Nepal Academy, VS 2026. (1969)

 
kanda . varga . sloka . sequence : 1.1.53.1
Sanskritpan~caite devataravo manda-rah* pa-rija-takah* santa-nah* kalpavr*ks*as'ca pum*si va- haricandanam
synonymSanskrit Nepali English
1devataru svargi-yavr*ks*a (5 vis'es*a vr*ks*a sa-ma-nya vr*ks*a) celestial trees
comment / problem
1SH : no message
manda-ra pa-rija-ta(ka), santa-na, kalpavr*ks*a haricandana, ete pan~ca (jo chan so) devataravah* (devataru kahinchan)
(from compilation)
2HC : from H.T. Colebrook
Severally named in the text (p.9)
(from compilation)
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The Lexicon contains 7 manuscript citations that reference 1.1.53.1
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manuscript
(tradition / date)
phrase Newari English
A1_49
(A1 / 501 NS)
1devalokasa sim* celestial trees
A2_42
(A2 / 506 NS)
1thva n^a-ta- devavr*ks*a these five types are celestial trees
A2b_52
(A2 / n.d. NS)
1thva n^a-ta- devavr*ks*a dha-ya these are called five types of celestial trees
A3_50
(A1 / 550 NS)
1devalokaya- sim*ya- na-ma words for celestial trees
A5_51
(A2 / 662 NS)
1thva n^a-ta- devavr*ks*a dha-ya From A2b_52: these are called five types of celestial trees
A6_56
(no trad. / 718 NS)
1thva n^a-ta- devavr*ks*a these are five types of divine trees
A7_52
(A2 / 803 NS)
1devasam*bhava sim* divine trees;
 2thva n^a-ta- sim* deva deva vr*ks*a dha-ya these five types of trees are called celestial trees
 
 
kanda    varga
sloka    sequence number

 
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