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manuscript block containing search term parvvatasa

	manuscript . block number : A2b.1734 -- folio . line : 53a.8 -- tradition : A2 -- n.d. NS -- n.d. AD
Sanskrit	tailaparõõikago÷ãrùe haricandanamastriyàü
phrase	Newari	English
1	thva svaütà byàgala jàti ÷rãkhaõóa;	these three are separate species of sandal wood
2	vani toyu ati {9} (si)tala tailaparõõã candana;	a sandal having white colour and very cool
3	malaya parvvatasa go÷ãrùa ÷çïgasa upajarapo vani hyaühana vaügva hakajã;	a sandal produced on the top of the Malaya mountain having the colour reddish black
4	upalasvàna naü bhekva (go)÷ãrùa {10} candana;	a sandal rooted the scent of the flower of water-lily
5	malaya parvvatasa hari÷çügã dhàyà cosa upajarapo vani eyo mhiügva ambayà naü theüïaügva haricandanaþ	a kind of yellow sandal wood produced on the top of called Hari÷çïga on the Malaya mountain having yellow colour and possessed the scent like that of the fragrance of the ripen mango.

Amarakosa	2.6.131.2
Sanskrit	tailaparõikago÷ãrùe haricandanamastriyàm //131//
synonym	Sanskrit	Nepali	English
1	tailaparõika	candana vi÷eùa	varieties of sandal wood
2	go÷ãrùa
3	haricandana
	comment / problem
1	HC : from H.T. Colebrook note: "Denominated from the countries in which they are produced: or, as some derive these terms, from other circumstances. The first sort is white; the second, the colour of brass and very fragrant. The third is yellow and said to smell like a ripe mango". (p.172) (from compilation)