| manuscript (tradition / date) |
phrase | Newari | English |
|---|---|---|---|
| A2_306 (A2 / 506 NS) |
1 | nànà ÷àstrasa kàsyaü muüïatà graütha | a collection taking from different scriptures |
| A2_2611 (A2 / 506 NS) |
1 | jyàjaü kàsyaü ¤ava | one who lives (eats) taking wages of work |
| A2_2624 (A2 / 506 NS) |
1 | thvaü àdipaüna kàsyaü cvaügva | with liquor etc. remained intoxicating |
| A2a_2 (A2 / n.d. NS) |
1 | myamva myamva ÷àstrasa kàsyaü muïa | collecting taking from other scriptures |
| A2b_2 (A2 / n.d. NS) |
1 | (6) myaüva myaüva ÷àstrasa kàsyaü muüïa | collecting taking from other scriptures |
| A2b_1289 (A2 / n.d. NS) |
4 | {5} saüóãna, maõóala kàsyaü bova | saüdãna, flying in circle |
| A2b_2725 (A2 / n.d. NS) |
1 | jyàjaü kàsyaü nava | From A2_2611: one who lives (eats) taking wages of work |
| A2b_2738 (A2 / n.d. NS) |
1 | {80b.1} thvaü àdãpaüna kàsyaü coügva | From A2_2624: with liquor etc. remained intoxicating |
| A4_1486 (no trad. / 591 NS) |
1 | jyàjaü kàsyaü tu jyà yàkva | one who does work taking wages of work |
| A5_2 (A2 / 662 NS) |
1 | myaüva (5) myaüva ÷àstrasa kàsyaü muüïa | collecting taking from other scriptures |
| A5_1219 (A2 / 662 NS) |
4 | saüóãna, maõóala kàsyaü boye dhàye | saüóãna is said to be flying taking a circle |
| A5_2611 (A2 / 662 NS) |
1 | {87a.1} jyàjaü kàsyaü ¤uva | one who lives taking wages of work |
| A7_506 (A2 / 803 NS) |
13 | vikçti; thama {6} yayà puruùayà vastu, serasanoü maseyà thyeü ïanakaü kàsyaü tayà bhàva;vàla soyà bhàva vikùepa; | vikçti, the sentiment of keeping taking pretending as if not known even when one's beloved lover's material is known |
| A7_1275 (A2 / 803 NS) |
4 | {5} saõóãna, madala kàsyaü boyaþ; | sanóãna, flying taking in a circle |
| A7_2098 (A2 / 803 NS) |
4 | vegana thaübvàïa dhàna kàsyaü yaüïa; | (valgita), took taking lift ? and run up swiftly |
| A7_2481 (A2 / 803 NS) |
1 | kàjaü kàsyaü tu jyà yàkva | From A4_1486: one who does work taking wages of work |
| A7_2830 (A2 / 803 NS) |
2 | tànani kàsyaü {7} hayàü dhàva | brought taking ? (limping ?) from far is also called |