| manuscript . block number : A5.5 -- folio . line : 2a.5 -- tradition : A2 -- 662 NS -- 1542 AD | ||
| Sanskrit | (5) triliügyàü triùvitipadaü mithune ti dvariti niùiddhaliügaü ÷eùàrthaü tvantàthàdi na pårvvabhàka | |
| phrase | Newari | English |
| 1 | barjarapaütà liüga jukoyà barjarapaütà liüga (6) bàhikana myaüva liüga dvàkovuü juyuùaþ; | all of renounced gender of the words become genders of other than renounced ones |
| 2 | triùu dhàva dvàleñovu vàcyaliüga juyu seye; | it should know adjectival when the word triùu is there Vàcyaliïga (adjectival) meant three genders |
| 3 | dvayoþ dhàva dvàletvavuü (7) strãliüga noü netà liügavuü jusyaü cogva seye; | it should know two genders feminine and masculine when the word dvayo is there |
| 4 | tu dhàva dvàkàle ïha ÷lokayà nàmaü tuni; | it is still nouns of previous stanza when there is the word tu |
| 5 | atha dhàva dvàleñovuü lçthva nàma gosyaü he seye | it should know that it is planned for later nouns when there is the word atha |
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| Amarakosa | 1.1.5.1 | |||
| Sanskrit | triliïgyàü triùviti padaü mithune tu dvayoriti niùiddhaliïgaü ÷eùàrthaü tvantàthàdi na pårvabhàk | |||
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| 1 | SH : no message triliïgyàm (tãnai liïgamà cha bhannu parekà ñhàu§mà) triùu iti padaü [j¤ayem] ("triùu" yo pada jànnu pardacha) mithune tu (puüliïga ra strãliïgamà cha bhannu parekà ñhàu§mà tà) dvayoþ iti [padaü j¤eyam] ("dvayoþ" yo pada jànnu pardcha) niùiddhaliïgam (niùedha gariyeko - liïga jo cha so) ÷eùàrtham (bà§ki rahekà liïgalàã bujhàu§cha) tvantàthàdi ("tu antyamà hune ra atha àdimà hune pada jo cha so) pårvabhàk na [bhavati] (pårvànvayã - pahilekà ÷abdasa§ga saübandha hune hu§daina, arthàt parànvayã 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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