Pali-english dictionary

Ponobhavika, a. leading to re­birth.

Poràna, porànaka, a. ancient; old;. former.

Porisa, nt. manliness; the height of a man (with up stretched hands).

Porisàda, a. a man-eater.

Pori, f. urbane; polite.

Porohicca, nt. the office of a Purohita.

Posa, m. man.

Posaka, a. feeding; nourishing; one who brings up.

Posikà, f. a nurse; a step­mother.

Posatha, ref. uposatha.

posathika, m. one who observes fasting.

Posana, nt. bringing up; nourish­ing; feeding.

Posàvanika, nt. fee for bringing somebody up; allowance; sustenance.

Posita (pp. of the following) brought up; nourished.

Poseti (pus + e), to nourish; to bring up; to take care of; to feed.

posesi. aor.

posenta. pr. p.

posetabba. pt. p.

posetvà. abs.

posetu§. inf.

Plava, m. floating; a raft.

~na, nt. jumping; floating.

Plavaïgama, m. a monkey.

Ph

Phaggu, m. a period of fasting.

Phagguõa,. m. name of a month, February-March.

~guõã, name of a constellation.

Phaõa, m. the hood of a snake.

~ka, nt. an instrument shared like a snake’s hood, used for smoothing hair, etc.

Phaõã, m. a cobra.

Phandati (phad + §-a), to tremble; to throb; to stir.

phandi. aor.

phandita. pp.

phandamàna, pr. p.

phandetvà. abs.

Phandana, nt. phandanà, f. throb­bing; motion; agitation.

Phandita, nt. agitation.

Pharaõa, nt. pervading; suffu­sion; thrill.

~ka, a. suffusing; filling with.

Pharati (phar + a), to pervade; to suffuse; to fill.

phari. aor.

pharita. pp.

pharitvà. abs.

pharanta. pr. p.

Pharasu, parasu, m. hatchet.

Pharusa, a. rough; harsh; un­kind.

~vacana, nt. ~sà­vàcà, f. rough speech.

Phala, nt. fruit; nut; result; consequence; fruition; the blade of a weapon.

~citta, nt. the fruition of the Path. ~ññha, a. stationed in the enjoyment of the Path.

~tthika, a. looking for fruit.

~dàyã, a. fruitful; advanta­geous; producing fruit.

~ruha, a. grown from a seed.

~vantu, a. bearing or having fruit.

~làphala, nt. various kinds of fruit.

~làsava, m. extract of fruit.

Phalaka, m. nt. a board; plank; a shield.

Phalati (phal + a), to bear fruit; to burst open; to split.

phali. aor.

phalita. pp.

phalitvà. abs.

phalanta. pr. p.

Phalã, m. (a tree) with fruit; bearing fruit.

Phalu, nt. a joint or knot (of reed, etc.)

~bãja, nt. a joint which produces a plant.

Phassa, m. touch; contact.

Phasseti (phas + e), to touch; to attain.

phassesi. aor.

phassita, pp.

phassitvà. abs.

Phàõita, nt. treacle; molasses.

~puña, m. leaf-container of treacle.

Phàtikamma, nt. restoration; increase.

Phàrusaka, nt. sweet lovi-lovi.

Phàla, m. 1. a ploughshare; 2. aft instrument to split wood; 3. one half or a slice of salted fish, etc.

Phàlaka, m. one who splits or breaks.

Phàlana, nt. splitting.

Phàleti (phàl + e), to break; to split; to cut asunder.

phàlesi. aor.

phàlita. pp.

phàlenta. pr. p.

phàletvà. abs.

phàletu§. inf.

Phàsu, m. ease; comfort. adj. comfortable; easy. ~ka, a. pleasant, convenient.

Phàsukà, phàsulikà, f. a rib; the flank.

Phiya, nt. an oar.

Phãta, a. opulent; prosperous; rich.

Phuña (pp. of pharati), per­vaded; permeated; spread with.

Phuññha, pp. of phusati.

Phulla, phullita, pp. fully opened or expanded; full of blossoms.

Phusati (phus + a), to touch; to reach; to attain.

phusi. aor.

phusanta, phusamàna. pr. p.

phusita, phuññha. pp.

phusitvà. abs.

Phusana, nt. phusanà, f. touch.

Phusita, phusitaka, nt. a drop; a touch.

Phusãyati (pass. of phusati), to be touched.

Phussa, m. name of a month, December-January; name of a constellation. adj. gaily coloured; auspicious.

~ratha, m. a state carriage (running of its own accord in order to find an heir to a throne).

~ràga, m. a topaz.

Pheggu, nt. wood surrounding the pith of a tree; a worthless thing.

Pheõa, nt. foam; scum; froth.

~piõóa, m. a lump of foam.

~õuddehaka, a. throwing up foam.

Pheõila, m. the soap-berry plant.

Phoña, m. phoñaka, nt. a boil; blister.

Phoññhabba, nt. touch; contact.

Phosita, pp. sprinkled.

B

Baka, m. a crane; heron.

Bajjhati (pass. of bandhati), to be bound or captivated; to be caught (in a trap, etc.).

Batti§sati, f. thirty-two.

Badara, nt. jujube fruit.

~missa, a. mixed with jujube.

Badarã, f. the jujube tree.

Badalatà, f. a creeper of sweet taste.

Baddha (pp. of bandhati), bound; trapped; fastened; made firm; put together.

~¤jalika, a. keeping the hands reverently extended.

~ràva, m. the cry of the trapped or caught.

~vera, nt. contracted enmity. adj. having such enmity.

Badhira, a. deaf; a person who is deaf.

Bandha, m. bandhana, nt. bond; fetter; attachment; imprison­ment.

Bandhati (bandh + a), to bind; to combine; to unite; to tie on; to imprison; to capture; to compose.

bandhi. aor.

baddha. pp.

bandhanta. pr. p.

bandhitvà, bandhiya. abs.

bandhitu§, inf.

bandhitabba, bandhanãya. pt. p.

Bandhana, nt. binding; bond­age; something to bind with.

~nàgàra, nt. a prison.

~nàgàrika, m. a prisoner; prison-keeper.

Bandhava, m. kinsman; re­lative; relation.

Bandhàpeti (caus. of bandhati), to cause to be bound or fettered.

bandhàpesi. aor.

bandhàpita. pp.

Bandhu, ref. bandhava.

~jãvaka, m. the China-rose plant.

~mantu, a. having relatives; rich in kinsmen.

Babbaja, nt. the fragrant root of the Andropogon Muri­catus. .

Babbu, babbuka, m. a cat.

Barihisa, nt. kusa-grass.

Bala, nt. strength; power; force; an army; military force.

~kaya, m. an army.

~koñ­ñhaka, nt. a stronghold; fort­ress.

~kkara, m. violence; application of force.

~da, a. strength-giving; bestowing power.

~dàna, nt. bestowal of power.

~ppatta, a. come into power; grown strong.

~vantu, a. powerful.

~va­hana, nt. the soldiers and vehicles.

Balaññha, balattha, m. a soldier; member of an army.

Balàkà, f. a brown crane.

Bali, m. religious offering; reve­nue; tax.

~kamma, an oblation.

~pañiggàhaka, a. receiving oblations or revenues.

~puññha, m. a crow.

~ha­raõa, nt. collecting of taxes.

Balivadda, m. an ox.

Balã, a. powerful; strong.

Bavhabàdha, a. full of sickness.

Bahala, a. thick; dense.

~tta, nt. thickness.

Bahi, in. outer; external; out­side.

~gata, a. gone outside.

~nagara, nt. the outer city or outside the city.

~nikkha­mana, nt. going out.

Bahiddhà, in. outside; outer.

Bahu, a. much; many; plenty; abundant. pl. many persons.

~ka, a. many.

~karaõãya, ~kicca, a. having much to do; busy.

~kàra, a. of great service; very useful.

~kkhattu§, ad. many times.

~jana, m. a mass of people.

~jàgara, a. very wakeful.

~dhana, a. with many riches.

~ppada, a. many-footed; giv­ing much.

~bbãhi, the Relative Compound.

~bhaõóa, a. having an abundance of goods.

~bhàõã, a. garrulous; talking much.

~bhàva, m. abundance.

~mata, a. much esteemed; accepted by many.

~màna, m. ~mànana, nt. respect; esteem; veneration.

~mànita, a. much esteemed.

~vacana, nt. the plural number.

~vidha, a. manifold; multiform.

~ssuta, a. very learned.

Bahutta, nt. manifoldness; multiplicity.

Bahudhà, ad. in many ways.

Bahula, a. abundant; frequent.

~tà, f. ~tta, nt. abundance.

bahula§, ad. mostly; frequently.

bahulãkata, a. practised frequently.

bahulãkaraõa, bahulãkam­ma, nt. bahulãkàra, m. con­tinuous practice; zealous exer­cise.

Bahulãkaroti (bahula + ã + kar + o), to take up seriously; to increase.

bahulãkari, aor.

bahulãkata. pp.

Bahuso, ad. mostly; frequently; repeatedly.

Bahåpakara, a. very helpful.

Bàõa, m. an arrow.

~dhi, m. a quiver.

Bàdhaka, a. preventing; harass­ing; obstructing.

~tta, nt. the fact of being obstructive.

Bàdhati (bàdh + a), to hinder; to obstruct; to afflict; to en­snare.

bàdhi. aor.

bàdhita, pp.

bàdhitva. abs.

Bàdhana, nt. hindrance; afflic­tion; snaring; catching.

Bàdha, f. hindrance; prevention.

Bàdhita, pp. of the following.

Bàdheti (bàdh + e), to oppress; to afflict; to harass; to ensnare; to prevent.

bàdhesi. aor.

bàdhenta, pr. p.

bàdhetvà. abs.

Bàrasa, a. twelve.

Bàràõasã, f. the city of Benares.

bàràõaseyyaka, a. made in or coming from Benares.

Bàla, a. young in years; ignorant; foolish. m. a child; a fool.

~ka, m. a child.

~ta, f. foolishness.

Bàlà, bàlikà, f. a girl.

Bàlisika, m. a fisherman.

Bàlya, nt. childhood; folly.

Bàvãsati, f. twenty-two.

Bàhà, f. the arm; a post; a handle.

~bala, nt. power of the arm, i.e. manual labour.

Bàhita, pp. of bàheti.

Bàhira, a. external; outer; foreign. nt. outside.

~ka, a. of another faith; outsider.

~kapabbajjà, f. the ascetic life other than that of Buddhist monks.

Bàhiratta, nt. externality.

Bàhu, m. the arm.

Bàhuja¤¤a, a. belonging to the public.

Bàhulika, a. living in abund­ance.

Bàhulla, bàhulya, nt. abundance; luxurious living.

Bàhusacca, nt. great learning.

Bàheti (vah + e), to keep away; to ward off; to remove.

bàhesi. aor.

bàhita. pp.

bàhetvà. abs.

Bàëha, a. strong; much; exces­sive.

bàëha§, ad. strongly; excessively; very much.

Bidala, nt. a split pea or bamboo; a lath.

Bindu, nt. a drop; a dot; a trifle.

~matta, a. as much as a drop.

~matta§, ad. only a drop.

Bimba, nt. an image; figure; the disk (of the sun or moon).

Bimbà, f. name of the Prince Siddhartha’s wife.

Bimbikà, bimbã, f. the creeper Brayonia Grandis, which pro­duces red oval fruits.

Bila, ut. a den; a hole; a portion.

Bilaïga, m. vinegar.

~thàlikà; f. a kind of torture.

Bilaso, ad. in portions or heaps.

Billa, m. the marmelos tree.

Biëàra, m. a cat.

~bhastà, f. the bellows.

Biëàlã, f. a she cat; a kind of bulbous plant.

Bãja, nt. seed; germ; generating element.

~kosa, m. the capsule or seed vessel of flowers; the scrotum.

~gàma, m. seed­ kingdom.

~jàta, nt. species of seed.

~bãja, nt. plants propagated by seeds.

Bãbhacca, a. awful; horrible.

Bãraõa, nt. the grass andro­pogon muricatum, which pro­duces fragrant roots.

~tthambha, m. a bush of the above-said grass.

Bujjhati (budh + ya), to know to understand; to perceive; to be awake.

bujjhi. aor.

buddha. pp.

bujjhanta. pr. p.

bujjhitvà. abs.

Bujjhana, nt. awakening; attain­ing knowledge.

~ka, a. intelli­gent; prudent.

Bujjhitu, m. one who awakes or becomes enlightened.

Buóóha, a. aged; old.

~tara, a. older.

Buddha, m. one w ho has attained enlightenment; the Enligh­tened One.

~kàraka-dham­ma, m. the practices bringing about Buddha-hood.

~kàla, m. the time when a Buddha appears.

~kolàbala, m.. the announcement about coming of a Buddha.

~kkhetta, nt. the sphere where a Buddha’s power exists.

~guõa, m. virtues of a Buddha. ~ïkura, m. one who is destined to be a Buddha.

~cakkhu, nt. the faculty of complete intuition.

~¤àõa, nt. the boundless knowledge.

~antara, nt. the interval between the appearance of one Buddha and the next.

~putta, m. a disciple of a Buddha.

~bala, nt. the force of a Buddha.

~bhàva, m. the Buddha-hood.

~bhåmi, f. the ground of Buddha-hood.

~màmaka, a. devoted or attached to the Buddha.

~rasmi, ~ra§si, f. rays from the person of the Buddha.

~lãëhà, f. grace of a Buddha.

~vacana, nt. the teaching of the Buddha.

~visaya, m. the scope of a Buddha.

~veneyya, a. to be converted by a Buddha. ~sàsana, nt. the teaching of the Buddha.

~ànubhàva, m. the majestic power of the Buddha.

~anussati, f. mindfulness upon the Bud­dha’s virtues.

~àrammaõa, ~àlambana, a. having its foundation in the Buddha.

~upaññhàka, a. attending the Buddha.

~uppàda, m. the age in which a Buddha is born.

Buddhatta, nt. the state of a Buddha.

Buddhi, f. wisdom; intelligence.

~mantu, ~sampanna, a. wise; intelligent.

Budha, m. a wise man; the planet Mercury.

~vàra, m. Wednesday.

Bubbula, bubbulaka, nt. a bubble.

Bubhukkhati (bhuj + kha; bhu is doubled, the first bh is chan­ged to b and j to k), to wish to eat.

bubhukkhi. aor.

bubhukkhita. pp.

Beluva, m. the tree Aegle Marmelos.

~pakka, nt. a ripe fruit of marmelos.

~laññhi, f. a young marmelos tree.

~salàñuka, nt. unripe fruit of marmelos.

Bojjhaïga, nt. a factor of know­ledge or wisdom.

Bodha, m. bodhana, nt. enligh­tenment; knowledge.

bodhanãya, bodhaneyya, a. capable of being enlightened.

Bodhi, f. supreme knowledge; the tree of wisdom.

~aïgaõa, nt. the courtyard in which a Bo-tree stands.

~pakkhika, ~pakkhiya, a. belonging to enlightenment.

~pàdapa, ­rukkha, m. the Bo-tree; the Ficus Religiosia.

~påjà, f. ~maha, m. offerings to a Bo-tree.

~manda, m. the ground under the Bo-tree, where the Buddha sat at the time of His enlightenment.

~måla, nt. the foot of the Bo-tree.

Bodheti (budh + e), to awaken; to enlighten.

aor. bodhesi.

pp. bodhita.

pr. p. bodhenta.

abs. bodhetvà.

Bodhetu, m. one who awakens or enlightens.

Bondi, m. the body.

Byaggha, m. a tiger.

Bya¤jana, nt. a syllable; a con­sonant; a sign or mark; curry.

Byàpàda, m. malevolence.

Byàma, m. a fathom.

~ppabhà, f. the halo extending around the Buddha.

Byåha, m. an array of troops; a mass or collection.

Brahanta, a. vast; lofty; gigan­tic; immense. (In cpds. it takes the form brahà, lust like mahà, from mahanta).

Brahma, m. the Brahma; the Creator.

~kàyika, a. belong­ing to the company of Brah­mas.

~ghosa, a. having a sound similar to that of Brah­ma.

~cariyà, f. religious life; complete chastity.

~càrã, leading a chaste life.

~jacca, a. belonging to the Brahman caste.

~¤¤a, nt. ~¤¤atà, f. Brahman-hood; pure life.

daõóa, m. a (kind of) punish­ment by stopping all conver­sation and communication with one.

~deyya, nt. a royal gift.

~ppatta, a. arrived at the highest state.

~bandhu, m­a relative of the Brahma, i.e. a Brahman.

~bhåta, a. most excellent.

~loka, m. the Brahma world.

~vimàna, nt. mansion of a Brahma god.

~vihàra, m. divine state of mind; a name collectively given to mettà, karuõà, mu­dità, and upekkbà.

Bràhmana, m. a man of the Brahman caste.

~ka¤¤a, f. a. Brahman maiden.

~vàca­naka, nt. recitation of Vedas by Brahmans.

~vàñaka, m. a place where Brahmans assemble.

Bråti (brå + a), to say; to speak.

abravi. aor.

bruvanta. pr. p.

bruvitvà. abs.

Bråhana, nt. development; in­crement.

Bråheti (bruh + e), to increase; to develop.

bråhesi. aor.

bråhita. pp.

bråhenta. pr. p.

bråhetvà. abs.

Bråhetu, m. one who increases.

Bh

Bhakkha, a. fit to be eaten; eatable. nt. food; prey. (in cpds.), feeding on.

Bhakkhaka, m. one who eats.

Bhakkhati (bhakkh + a), to eat; to feed upon.

bhakkhi. aor.

bhakkhita. pp.

bhakkhitu§. inf.

Bhakkhana, nt. eating.

Bhakkbeti (bhakkh + e), ref. bhakkhati.

Bhaga, nt. luck; fortune; the female organ.

~ndalà f. the fistula.

~vantu a. fortunate. m. the Buddha.

Bhaginã f. sister.

Bhagga (pp. of bha¤jati), broken.

Bhaïga, m. breaking up; dis­solution. nt. the hempen cloth.

~kkhaõa, m. the moment of dissolution.

~gànupassanà, f. insight into disruption.

Bhacca, m. a servant; a depen­dant. adj. to be nourished or brought up.

Bhajati (bhaj + a), to associate with; to keep company.

bhaji. aor.

bhajita. pp.

bhajamàna, pr. p.

bhajitvà. abs.

bhajitabba. pt. p.

Bhajana, nt. association with.

Bhajjati (bhaj + a), to roast; to toast.

bhajji. aor.

bhajjita. pp.

bhajjamàna. pr. p.

bhajjitvà. abs.

bhajjãyati. pass.

Bha¤jaka, a. one who breaks or spoils.

Bha¤jati (bha¤j + a), to break to destroy.

bhà¤ji. aor.

bhagga, bha¤jita. pp.

bha¤janta, bha¤jamàna. pr. p.

bha¤jitvà. abs.

Bha¤jana, nt. breakage; destruc­tion.

~ka, a. breaking; destroying.

Bhaña, m. a soldier; a constable; a hireling.

~senà, an infantry.

Bhaññha, (pp. of bhajjati), roasted; fallen down; dropped.

Bhaõati (bhaõ + a), to speak; to ten; to preach.

bhaõi. aor.

bhaõita. pp.

bhaõanta. pr. p.

bhaõitabba. pt.p.

bhaõitvà. abs.

bhaõitu§. inf.

Bhaõita, nt. that which was spoken.

Bhaõe, in. a term often used for addressing inferiors.

Bhaõóa, bhaõóaka, nt. goods; wares; implements; articles.

bhaõóàgàra, nt. a storehouse or treasury.

bhaõóàgàrika, m. a store keeper or treasurer.

Bhaõóati (bhaõó + a), bhaõ­óeti (bhaõó + e), to quarrel,

bhaõói, bhaõóesi. aor.

bhaõóetvà. abs.

Bhaõóana, nt. a quarrel; a dispute.

Bhaõóikà, f. a bundle or parcel.

Bhaõóu, m. a person who is shaven.

~kamma, nt. shaving.

Bhata (pp. of bharati), brought up; maintained; reared. m. a servant.

Bhataka, m. a hired servant.

Bhati, f. wages; fee.

Bhatta, nt. boiled rice; food; meal.

~kicca, nt. taking of meals.

~kàraka, m. a cook.

~kilamatha, ~sammada, m. drowsiness after a meal.

~gàma, m. a village giving tribute or service.

~agga, nt. a refectory.

~puña, nt. a parcel of food.

~vissagga, m. serving a meal.

~vetana, nt. food and fees.

~velà, f. meal­time.

Bhatti, f. devotion; belief; attachment.

~ka, ~mantu, a. devoted; believing in.

Bhattu, m. a husband; one who supports or brings up.

Bhadanta, bhaddanta, a. vener­able; reverend. m. a venerable person.

Bhadda, a. august; auspicious; lucky; good.

~ka, nt. a lucky or good thing, adj. of good quality; lucky.

~kaccanà, f. another name for Ràhula’s mother, Yasodharà.

~kumbha, m. a fun pitcher, ( accepted as auspicious).

~ghaña, m. a vessel used in drawing lots in a lottery.

~dàru, m. a sort of pine, the deodar tree.

~padà, f. name of a constellation.

~pãñha, nt. a rattan chair.

~mukha, a. having a hand­some face; a complementary address.

~yuga, nt. the best pair.

Bhadra, same as bhadda.

Bhadda, bhaddikà, f. a well-behaved woman.

Bhanta (pp. of bhamati), sway­ing; swerving.

~tta, nt. con­fusion; turmoil.

Bhante (voc. of bhadanta), Reverend Sir; O Lord.

Bhabba, a. able; capable; fit for.

~tà, f. ability; fitness.

Bhama, m. a revolving thing; a whirlpool; swerving.

~kàra. m. a turner.

Bhamati (bham + a), to revolve; to whirl about; to roam.

bhami. aor.

bhanta. pp.

bhamanta. pr. p.

bhamitva. abs.

Bhamara, m. a wasp.

Bhamarikà, f. a humming top.

Bhamu, bhamuka, f. the eyebrow.

Bhaya, nt. fear; fright.

~ïkara, a. dreadful; horrible.

~das­savã, ~dassã, a. realising the danger.

Bhayànaka, bhayàvaha, a. fright­ful; horrible.

Bhara, a. (in cpds.) supporting. Màtàpettãbhara = one who supports his parents.

Bharaõa, nt. maintenance; bear­ing.

Bharati (bhar + a), to bear; to support; to maintain.

bhari. aor.

bhata. pp.

bharitvà. abs.

Bharita, pp. filled with; full of; maintained.

Bhariyà, f. the wife.

Bhallàtaka, m. the marking-nut tree. .

Bhava, m. the state of existence.

~gga, m. the highest point of existence or of the universe.

~ïga, nt. the sub-conscious­ness.

~cakka, nt. the wheel of rebirth.

~tanhà, ~netti, f. craving for rebirth.

~ntaga. ~ntagå, a. gone to the end of existence.

~ntara, nt. another existence.

~sa§yojana, nt. fetter of rebirth.

~và­bhava, m. this or that life.

~vesanà, f. longing for rebirth.

~vogha, m. the flood of re­birth.

Bhavati (bhu + a), to become; to be; to exist.

bhavi, abhavi. aor.

bhåta. pp.

bhavanta, bhavamàna, pr. p.

bhavitabba. pt.p.

bhavitvà. bhåtvà. abs.

bhavitu§. inf.

Bhavana, nt. becoming; a dwell­ing place. ­

Bhavanta, a. prosperous; a polite word often used in the place of “you”.

Bhastà, f. the bellows; a leather bag.

Bhasma, nt. ashes.

~cchanna, a. covered with ashes.

Bhassa, nt. useless talk.

~aramatà, f. attachment to useless talk.

Bhassati (bhas + ya), to fall down; to drop; to descend.

bhassi. aor.

bhaññha. pp.

bhassanta, bhassamàna. pr. p.

bhassitvà. abs.

Bhassara, a. bright; shining; resplendent.

Bhà f. the light; splendour.

Bhàkuñika, a. knitting the brows; frowning.

Bhàga, m. a portion; part; share; faction.

~vantu, bhàgã, a. sharing in; par­taking of.

Bhàgadheyya, bhàgadheya, nt. fortune; fate.

Bhàgaso, ad. in parts; by portions.

Bhàgineyya, m. sister’s son; nephew.

bhàgineyyà f. sister’s daughter; niece.

Bhàgiya, a. (in cpds.) connected with; conducive to.

Bhàgã, m. sharer; share-holder.

Bhàgãrathã, f. the Ganges.

Bhàgya, nt. good luck; fortune.

Bhàjaka, bhàjetu, m. one who divides or distributes.

Bhàjana, ger. dividing; distribu­tion.

Bhàjana, nt. a bowl; dish; vessel; a container.

~vikati, f. various kinds of dishes or vessels.

Bhàjeti (bhàj + e), to divide; to distribute.

bhàjesi. aor.

bhàjita. pp.

bhàjenta. pr. p.

bhàjetvà. abs.

bhàjetabba. pt. p.

bhàjãyati. pass.

Bhànaka, m. 1. a reciter of the Scriptures. 2. a big jar.

Bhànavàra, m. a section of the Scriptures, containing 8,000 letters.

Bhàõã, a. speaking; reciting.

Bhàti (bhà + a), to shine.

bhàsi. aor.

Bhàtika, bhàtu, m. a brother.

Bhànu, m. 1. light; 2. the sun.

~mantu, a. luminous; m. the sun.

Bhàyati (bhi + a), to be afraid; to fear.

bhàyi. aor.

bhàyanta. pr. p.

bhàyitabba. pt. p.

bhàyitvà. abs.

Bhàyàpeti (caus. of bhàyati), to frighten.

bhàyàpesi. aor.

bhàyàpita. pp.

bhàyàpetvà. abs.

Bhàra, m. a weight; load; burden; charge; task; an affair.

~nikkhepana, nt. the laying down of a burden or charge.

~mocana, nt. deliverance of a burden.

~vàhã, m. bearing the burden; one w ho carries an office.