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manuscript
(tradition / date)
phrase NewariEnglish
A2_565
(A2 / 506 NS)
1jalajam*tuya- vis'es*a {30b.1} s'us'u, khobam*s'a, sam*ku, makara a-di-pam* species of acquatic animal as s'us'u acquatic animal, water bear, the skate fish, crocodile etc.
A2b_309
(A2 / n.d. NS)
1gun*a s'abda a-di-pam* gun*ava-ci- {3} jukva pum*lin^gah*; all attributive words like s'ukla etc. are masculine
A2b_867
(A2 / n.d. NS)
2ja-ti-ma-lika- ma-lati- navama-lika- a-di-pam* stri-lim*gah* ja-ti-, ma-lati-, vanama-lika- etc. are feminine
A2b_1102
(A2 / n.d. NS)
1vanasa ja-yarapo vr*ks*a lata- a-di-pam* {4} os*adhi dha-ya a tree or creeper etc. produced in the forest is called a herb
A2b_1104
(A2 / n.d. NS)
1{5} halakyam* sokana, cetakahala a-di-pam*; leaf-vegetable the arum colocasia, a kinnd of leaf-vegetable (cetakahala), etc.
4sekyam* bham*t*a- polod*a kam*kod*a t*ose phat*ase a-di-pam*, fruit-vegetable the brinjal, the snake-gourd, the gourd Momordica Charantia, the cucumber, the pumpkin, etc.
3ha-kyam* lr*na s'ake he kam*dha a-di-pam*; root-vegetable raddish, the roof of a kind of arum lily, (sweet) potato, bulb, etc.
2bo hova kyam* konhad*a chot*abo micakim* sim*bo cusabo {6} cha-d*abo a-di-pam*; vegetable blossoming the flower the Bauhinia variegata, a kind of flower-vegetable (chot*abo), a kind of flower-vegetable (micakim*sim*bo), a kind of flower-vegetable (cusabo), a kind of flower-vegetable (cha-d*abo), etc.
A2b_1175
(A2 / n.d. NS)
1{12} t*uya- vis'es*ah* kam*ta-d*i a-di-pam* a kind of sugarcane Ka-nta-ra etc.
A2b_1178
(A2 / n.d. NS)
1nala a-di-pam* sakalevum* tr*n*a dha-ya From A2_1111: reeds etc. all are called a gramineous plant
A2b_1179
(A2 / n.d. NS)
1syam*ke a-di-pam* s'akalata-vum* garmmuta dha-ye From A2_1112: s'ya-ma-ka grain etc. all are called garmut
A2b_1216
(A2 / n.d. NS)
1sa- a-di-pam* pas'u ja-ti {9} dha-ye From A2_1146: it is called a cow etc. species of a beast
A2b_1298
(A2 / n.d. NS)
1jham*gala hasti harin*a {11} a-di-pam* batha-na yu-tha dha-ye multitude of birds, elephants, deer etc. is calle Yu-tha
A2b_1300
(A2 / n.d. NS)
1{12} manus*a a-di-pam* mevata- dva-kvavum* sama-ja dha-ye a man etc. and all others are called sama-ja
A2b_1302
(A2 / n.d. NS)
1va- a-di-pam* d*om*ya- na-ma words for a heap of paddy etc.
A2b_1341
(A2 / n.d. NS)
1bhavu ca-syam* ya-tako ya-tasa a-di-pam* jova misa- a woman who goes on feeling a lust and permit to do whatever one does
A2b_1381
(A2 / n.d. NS)
1{8} garbbhin*i-na annapa-na a-di-pam* icha- ya-ka misa- a pregnant woman who does desire of eating and drinking etc.
A2b_1561
(A2 / n.d. NS)
1{7} lr* la- a-di-pam* sarvva-n^ga s'ari-raya- na-ma words for the whole parts of the body foot, hand, etc.
A2b_1688
(A2 / n.d. NS)
1jam*tuya- {52a.1} pet*ana ja-yarapo pa-ta a-di-pam* From A2_1588: silk etc. produced from the stomach of creature
A2b_1689
(A2 / n.d. NS)
1pas'uya- romana dvayaka- kanbili a-di-pam* From A2_1589: blanket etc. made of hair of animal
A2b_1810
(A2 / n.d. NS)
1ga-yatri- us*n*ik anus*t*up tris*t*up br*hati- pam*kti a-di-pam* vedaya- chanda dva-tam* From A2_1710: Ga-yatri- (a metre with syllables in a quarter), Us8nik (a metre with 7 syllables), Anus*t*up (with 8 syllables), tris*t*up (with 11 syllables), Br*hati- (with a syllables), Pan^kti (with 10 syllables) etc. are metres of the Veda
A2b_1826
(A2 / n.d. NS)
1yajn~a karmasa ya-n^a- da-na pu-ja- kr*ta kus'ala {3} a-di-pam* donation, worship, sacrifice welfare etc. done in the work of sacrifice
A2b_1829
(A2 / n.d. NS)
1{6} sikva dina kunhum* sikvaya-tam*na pin*d*a da-na a-di-pam* ya-n^a- da-na From A2_1729: donation done of Pin*d*a etc. for deceased in the day of dying
A2b_2092
(A2 / n.d. NS)
1lr*kaca a-di-pam* an armour ? of foot etc.
A2b_2244
(A2 / n.d. NS)
1thva a-di-pam* {7} myam*vata- dha-nya boya juka-le cha pratyaya chata- jurom* From A2_2140: one affix becomes one type when it will be field to sow this etc. and other grain
A2b_2254
(A2 / n.d. NS)
1{5} uttamarn*a s'abda a-di-pam* va-cyalim*ga From A2_2150: Uttamarn*a word etc. are adjectival
A2b_2299
(A2 / n.d. NS)
1ma-sa a-di-pam* d*he tholva vri-hi From A2_2195: grain having pod as of black pulse etc.
A2b_2300
(A2 / n.d. NS)
1tyam*cho a-di-pam* gum*ji cosa s'am* thvalva vri-hi From A2_2196: grain having beard on the top of ear of barley etc.
A2b_2360
(A2 / n.d. NS)
1s'u-lasa chosyam* buccakam* taya- la- {9} a-di-pam* From A2_2251: meat etc. roasted on a spit
A2b_2361
(A2 / n.d. NS)
1dva-lasa ka-la- la- a-di-pam* meat etc. fried in a pan
A2b_2385
(A2 / n.d. NS)
1ghera nom* dhari nom* a-di-pam* duduna dvayaka- pada-rtha dva-ko payasya dha-ye From A2_2275: all material prepared from milk ghee, curds etc. is called payasya
A2b_2424
(A2 / n.d. NS)
1{2} ratha bu-va sam*d*am* kis'i sa- a-di-pam* From A2_2314: a carrier of a chariot that a horse, an elephant, a bull etc.
A2b_2430
(A2 / n.d. NS)
2cam*gala sa- a-di-pam* wild cow etc.
A2b_2483
(A2 / n.d. NS)
1s'a-lhanali- {3} jid*em* dha-re ta-m*n^ana s'ara dola ayuta laks*a a-di-pam* kramana n^i-yecha putito ta-m*ne From A2_2373: to add upto twenty one points serially to hundred, thousand, ten thousand, hundred thousand etc. adding at the rate of ten times after (the number) ten
A2b_2495
(A2 / n.d. NS)
7{11} itya-dya-h* parima-na-rthaka-h* pr*thak, thvate a-di-pam* parima-na artha bya-gala bya-gala itya-dya-h* pariman*a-rthaka-h* pr*thak, these etcetera are sekparate meaning of measurement
A2b_2507
(A2 / n.d. NS)
1lvahvam* ja-ti mayara a-di-pam* ratna man*i dha-ye emerald etc. species of stone is called Ratna or Man*i (a gem)
A2b_2508
(A2 / n.d. NS)
1{7} muti a-di-pam* jam*tuya-ke upajarepo pearl etc. produced with animal
A2b_2836
(A2 / n.d. NS)
1tum* ked*a si- d*ham*sa a-di-pam* svedaja dha-ya From A2_2722: worm, insect, louse, bedbug etc. are called svedaja
A2b_2837
(A2 / n.d. NS)
1{5} jham*gala n^a- bi- a-di-pam* an*d*aja dha-ya, bird, fish, serpent etc. is called an*d*aja
A2b_3157
(A2 / n.d. NS)
1thva nigud*i a-di-pam* acitta va-caka s'abda {10} dva-koya- samu-hasah* t*hak pra(tya)ya juram*kha; it becomes that termination in these two and others in multitude of all inanimate denoting words
A2b_3175
(A2 / n.d. NS)
1kaka-ra-nta a-di-pam* paripa-t*ina ks*aka-ra-ntatovum* talata- artha mum*n^a {90b.1} s'abda dva-koya- thva varggasa lha-ye all collected words of plural meaning would be described in this varga with the tradition of K - ending etc. to Ks* - ending
A2b_3250
(A2 / n.d. NS)
2kr*tayuga a-di-pam* Kr*ta age etc.
A2b_3267
(A2 / n.d. NS)
3jham*gala a-di-pam* ks*am*jana ja-yarapako a bird etc. born from an egg
A2b_3308
(A2 / n.d. NS)
3{8} nam*ki a-di-pam* s'ala-ka dha-ya iron peg ? etc. is called s'ala-ka-
A2b_3320
(A2 / n.d. NS)
1jura pan*a a-di-pam* a stake of gambling etc.
A2b_3374
(A2 / n.d. NS)
5ghiri, manas'ila, haridha-ra a-di-pam* red chalk, red arsenic, yellow orpiment etc.
6{5} bhu-satta-ya-m* a-di-pam* thvatevum* dha-tu dha-ye bhu-satta-ya-m* etc. these are called root - verb
A2b_3400
(A2 / n.d. NS)
1kais'iki- vr*tti a-di-pam* Kais'iki- style etc.
A2b_3649
(A2 / n.d. NS)
1sedala-sa {6} a-di-pam* sim*ya- da-ka resin etc. fat of a tree
A2b_3797
(A2 / n.d. NS)
3cam*drasa kala- a-di-pam* a digit of the moon etc.
1caturvvidha va-dya vidya- a-di-pam* aujha- a teacher of learning etc. of four types of musical instruments
A2b_4122
(A2 / n.d. NS)
4pam*camu-li- majuva tripa-tram* triyugam* tribhuvanam* thva a-di-pam* pan~camu-li- and also these tripa-tram*, triyugam*, tribhuvanam* etc. are not
A5_457
(A2 / 662 NS)
5thvate a-di-pam* s'ari-ran*a {9} ja-yarapu nom* citran*a ja-yarapu no stri-ya- sr*n^ga-ra bha-va dva-ko ha-vabha-va dha-ye all amorous sentiment of these and others of a woman produced from the body or by the mind is called ha-vabha-va
A7_1370
(A2 / 803 NS)
1{2} gabhini-na am*napa-na a-di-pam* icha- (ya-)ka stri-ya- na-ma, words for a pregnant woman who does desire of eating and drinking etc.
 
 
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