manuscript . block number : A6.4220 -- folio . line : 146b.4 -- tradition : no trad. -- 718 NS -- 1598 AD | ||
Sanskrit | �bannantottarapado dvigu�c�pu�si {5} na�ca lup diktrikha�va� trikha�v� ca tritak�a� ce tritak�yapi | |
phrase | Newari | English |
1 | �vattasa anantara padasa tholo sa�khy� ly�kha sam�h�ra sam�na juro | numeral in words possessing in �p and an ending are similar to Sam�h�ra compound |
2 | ud�hara�a kha�va kha���ti | example is kha�vam, kha�v� |
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Amarakosa | 3.5.41.1 | |||
Sanskrit | �bannantottarapado dvigu�c�pu�si na�ca lup / trikha�va� ca trikha�v� ca tritak�a� ca tritak�yapi //41// //iti str�napu�saka�e�asa�gra�// | |||
synonym | Sanskrit | Nepali | English | |
1 | x | �p pratyay�nta ra an antyam� hune �abda para r�khera gareko dvigu (sa�khy�p�rvaka sam�sa cha bhane samasta pada kl�bali�ga ra str�li�gam� rahancha. an antyam� hune �abdako nak�ra lopa sameta huncha | numerals with nouns in �p or an | |
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1 | SH : no message see pg. 311 expl. (from compilation) | |||
2 | HC : from H.T. Colebrook note: "Compound terms ending in nouns terminated by �p, (�, denoting the feminine) or by an; joined with numerals and denoting a single whole. The final n is in such compounds expunged. Ex. trikha�va�, or trikha�v�, aggregate of three beds. tritak�a�, or tritak��, a party of three carpenters." (p.401) (from compilation) |
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