manuscript . block number : A1.2114 -- folio . line : 52a.4 -- tradition : A1 -- 501 NS -- 1381 AD | ||
Sanskrit | kiràta sabara pulindra | |
phrase | Newari | English |
1 | thute mlecha jàti | these are barbarians caste |
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Amarakosa | 2.10.20.1 | |||
Sanskrit | bhedàþ kiràta÷abarapulindà mlecchajàtayaþ //20// | |||
synonym | Sanskrit | Nepali | English | |
1 | kiràta | caõóàla vi÷eùa | barbarians | |
2 | ÷abara | |||
3 | pulinda | |||
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1 | SH : no message ã saba jaïgalamà rahanchan, inlàã "mleccha" pani bhandachan. gomà§sabhakùako yastu lokabàhyaü ca bhàùate. sarvàcàravihãno'sau mleccha ityabhidhãyate. gàãko màsu pani khàne, bolã beglai bolne, kehã àcàra nabhaekà caõóàla vi÷eùalàã "mleccha bhandachan. (from compilation) | |||
2 | HC : from H.T. Colebrook note: "Of various tribes, mountaineers, savages, etc. As kiràtaþ, living in forests and armed with a bow. ÷avaraþ or pratra÷avaraþ, wearing feathers (a peacock's tail, etc.) pulindaþ or puülindaþ, speaking no intelligible language". (p.252) (from compilation) |
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