Pali-english dictionary

Våpasama, m. våpasamana, nt. relief; calmness; cessation.

Våpasameti (vi + upa + sam + e), to appease; to allay; to relieve.

våpasamesi. aor.

våpasa­mita. pp.

våpasamenta. pr. p.

våpasametvà. abs.

Våpasammati (vi + upa + sam + ya), to be assuaged or quieted; to be extinguished.

Våëha, pp. of vuyhati.

Ve, particle of affirmation, indeed; truly; surely.

Vekalla, nt. vekallatà, f. deformity; deficiency.

Vega, m. force; speed; velocity; impulse.

Vejayanta, m. name of Indra’s palace.

Vejja, m. a physician; doctor.

~kamma, nt. medical treat­ment.

Veñhaka, a. enveloping; wrap­ping.

Veñhana, nt. a wrapper; a turban or head-dress.

Veñhiyamàna, pr. p. p. being wrapped or twisted.

Veñheti (veh + e), to wrap; to twist round; to envelope.

veñhesi. aor.

veñhita. pp.

veñhenta. pr. p.

veñhetvà. abs.

Veõa, m. basket-maker.

Veõika, m. a player on a lute.

Veõã, f. a braid of hair.

~kata, a. plaited; bound together as in a sheaf.

~karaõa, nt. making sheaves.

Veõu, m. a bamboo.

~gumba, m. a bush of bamboo.

~bali, m. a tax to be paid in bamboo.

~vana, nt. a bamboo grove.

Vetana, nt. wages; hire; pay­ment; fee.

Vetanika, m. one who works for wages; a hireling.

Vetaraõã, f. name of a river.

Vetasa, m. the rattan reed.

Vetàlika, m. a court musician.

Veti (vi + i + a), to wane; to disappear.

Vetta, nt. a cane; a twig.

~gga, nt. the sprout of a cane.

~latà, f. cane creeper.

Veda, m. religious feeling; know­ledge; the brahmanic canon of authorized religious teaching.

~gå, m. o}le who has attained the highest knowledge.

~jàta, a. filled with joy.

~ntagå, ~pàragå, m. one who excels in the knowledge of the Vedas.

Vedaka, m. one who feels or suffers,

Vedanañña, a. afflicted with pain.

Vedanà, f. pain; sensation.

~kkhandha, m. the aggregate of sensation.

Vedayita, nt. feeling; experience.

Vedi, aor. of vidati = to know.

Vedikà, vedã, f. a platform; a railing.

Vedita, pp. of vedeti.

Vediyati (vid + i + ya), to be felt or experienced.

vediyamàna. pr. p.

Vedeti (vid + e), to feel; to sense; to know.

vedesi. aor.

vedenta. pr. p.

vedetvà. abs.

Vedeha, a. belonging to the Videha country.

Vedehãputta, m. son of a princess from Videha.

Vedha, m. vedhana, nt. piercing; shooting; pricking.

Vedhati (vidh + a), to tremble; to quake.

vedhi. aor.

vedhita. pp.

Vedhã, m. one who shoots or hits.

Venayika, m. 1. a nihilist; 2. an expert in Vinaya.

Veneyya, a. accessible to ins­truction; tractable.

Vepulla, nt. vepullatà, f. full development. abundance.

Vebhaïgiya, a. fit to be dis­tributed.

Vema, m. a shuttle.

Vemajjha, nt. the middle; centre.

Vematika, a. doubtful.

Vematta, nt. vemattatà, f. differ­ence; distinction.

Vemàtika, a. having a different mother and the same father.

Vemànika, a. having a fairy palace.

~peta, ref. vimànapeta.

Veyyattiya, nt. lucidity; accomplishment.

Veyyàkaraõa, nt. explanation. m. one who knows grammar or how to explain.

Veyyàbàdhika, a. causing injury or oppression.

Veyyàyika, nt. expense.

Veyyàvacca, nt. duty; service; commission.

~kara, m. ~yàvatika, m. an attendant; servant; one who waits on.

Vera, nt. enmity; hatred.

Verajjaka, a. belonging to various countries.

Verarnaõã, f. abstinence.

Verambhavàta, m. a wind blow­ing in high altitudes.

Verika, verã, a. inimical; revengeful m. an enemy.

Verocana, m. the sun.

Velà, f. time; shore; limit; boundary.

~tikkama, m. going out of limits.

Vellita, a. crooked; curly.

~gga, a. having curly tips.

Vevacana, an epithet; a synonym.

Vevaõõiya, nt. disfiguration; discolouring.

Vesa, m. appearance; dress.

Vesamma, nt. inequality; disharmony.

Vesàkha, m. name of a month, April-May.

Vesàrajja, nt. self-confidence.

Vesiyà, vesã, f. a harlot; a prostitute.

Vesma, nt. a dwelling place.

Vessa, m. a member of the third social grade.

Vehàsa, m. the sky.

~kuñi, f. an airy room upstairs.

~gama­na, nt. going through the air.

~ññha, a. situated in the sky.

Veëu, ref. veõu.

~riya, nt. a lapis lazuli.

Vo (enclitic from tumha), to you; of you; by you.

Vokàra, m. 1. a constituent of being, i.e. a khandha; 2. trouble.

Vokiõõa, pp. covered with; full of; mixed up.

Vokkanta, ref. ukkanta.

Vokkanti, ref. okkanti.

Vokkamati (vi + u + kam + a), to turn aside; to deviate from.

vokkami. aor.

vokkanta. pp.

vokkamma, vokkamitvà. abs.

Vocchijjati (vi + u + chid + ya), to be cut off or stopped.

vocchijji. aor.

vocchinna. pp.

vocchijjitvà. abs.

Votthapana, nt. definition.

Vodaka, a. free from water.

Vodapana, nt. vodapanà, f. cleansing; purification.

Vodapeti (vi + u + dà + àpe), to cleanse; to purify.

vodapesi. aor.

Vodàna, nt. purity; sancti­fication.

Vomissaka, a. miscellaneous; mixed.

Voropana, nt. depriving of.

Voropeti (vi + ava + rup + e), to deprive of; to take away.

voropesi. aor.

voropita. pp.

voropenta. pr.p.

voropetvà. abs.

Voloketi (vi + ava + lok + e), to examine; to scrutinize.

Vosita, a. accomplished; per­fected.

Vossagga, m. vossajana, nt. donation; relinquishing; giving up.

Vossajati (vi+ ava + saj + a), to give up; to hand over; to relinquish.

vossaji. aor.

vossaññha. pp.

vossajitvà. vos­sajja. abs.

Voharati (vi + ava + har + a), to use; to express; to call; to trade; to administrate.

vohari. aor.

voharita. pp.

voharanta. pr. p.

voharitvà. abs.

Vohariyamàna, pr. p. being called.

Vohàra, m. calling; expression; use; trade; jurisprudence; current appellation.

Vohàrika, m. a trader; a judge.

vohàrikàmacca, m. the Chief Justice.

Vyaggha, m. a tiger.

Vya¤jana, nt. a curry; a dis­tinctive mark; a consonant; a letter.

Vya¤jayati (vi + a¤j + a), to indicate; to characterise; to denote.

vya¤jayi. aor.

vya¤jita. pp.

Vyatta, a. learned; accomplished; evident; manifest.

~tara, a. more learned or skilful.

~tà, f. cleverness; learning.

Vyathati (vyath + a), to oppress; to subdue.

vyathi. aor.

vyathita. pp.

Vyantãkaroti (vi + anta + ã + kar + o), to abolish; to remove; to get rid of.

vyantãkari. aor.

vyantãkata. pp.

vyantãkaritvà, vyantãkatvà. abs.

Vyantãbhavati (vi + anta + ã + bhå +. a), to cease; to stop; to come to an end.

vyantãbhavi. aor.

vyantãbhåta. pp.

Vyantãbhàva, m. annihilation; destruction.

Vyapagacchati (vi + apa + gam + a), to depart.

vyapagami. aor.

vyapagata. pp.

Vyamha, nt. a divine mansion.

Vyaya, ref. vaya.

Vyasana, nt. misfortune; ruin; destruction.

Vyàkata, pp. of vyàkaroti.

Vyàkaraõa, nt. grammar; explanation; answer; declar­ation.

Vyàkariyamàna, pr. p. being explained or declared.

Vyàkaroti (vi + à + kar + o), to explain; to declare; to answer.

vyàkari. aor.

vyàkata. pp.

vyàkaritvà. abs.

Vyàkhyàti (vi + à + khyà + a), to announce; to explain.

vyàkhyàsi. aor.

vyàkhyàta. pp.

Vyàkula. a. perplexed; confused; entangled.

Vyàdha, m. a huntsman.

Vyàdhi, m. sickness; disease.

~ta, a. affected with illness.

Vyàpaka, a. filling with; spread­ing; suffusing.

Vyàpajjati (vi + à + pad + ya), to fail; to be troubled; to be vexed.

vyàpajji. aor.

Vyàpajjanà, f. failing; ill will; anger.

Vyàpanna (pp. of vyàpajjati), gone wrong; malevolent; vexed.

Vyàpàda, m. ill-will; male­volence.

Vyàpàdeti (vi + à + pad + e), to spoil; to vex.

Vyàpàra, m. occupation; work; business.

Vyàpàrita (pp. of vyàpàreti), instigated; urged by.

Vyàpita, pp. of the following;

Vyàpeti (vi + ap + e), to per­vade; to make full; to diffuse.

vyàpesi. aor.

vyàpenta. pr. p.

vyàpetvà. abs.

Vyàbàdheti (vi + a + bàdh + e), to do harm; to obstruct.

vyàbàdhesi. aor.

vyàbàdhita. pp.

vyàbàdhetvà. abs.

Vyàbhaïgã, f. a carrying pole.

Vyàma, m. a fathom.

Vyàvaña, a. busy; active; engaged in; intent on.

Vyàsatta, a. attached to.

Vyàsecana, nt. sprinkling.

Vyàharati (vi + à + har + a), to utter; to talk; to speak.

vyàhari. aor.

vyàbaña. pp.

vyàharitvà. abs.

Vyåha, m. an array; grouping of troops.

S

Sa, 1. (= sva in Sk.) a. one’s own. (Sehi kammehi = through one’s own actions). 2. a shortened form of saha, in compounds such as sade­vaka.

Sa (=so), Nom. sing. of ta in mas. is often seen in this form; e.g. Sa ve kàsàvam arahati.

Sa-upàdàna, a. showing attach­ment.

Sa-upàdisesa, a. having the sub­stratum of life remaining.

Saka, a. one’s own. m. a re­lation. nt. one’s own property.

~mana, a. joyful.

Sakaïkha, a. doubtful.

Sakaña, m. nt. a cart; wagon.

~bhàra, ~vàha, m. a cart­load.

~vyåba, m. an array of wagons.

Sakaõñaka, a. thorny.

Sakadàgàmã, m. one who has attained the second stage of the Path and to be reborn on the earth only once.

Sakabala, a. (saka + bala:) one’s own strength; (sa + kabala:) with food in the mouth.

Sakamma, nt. one’s own duty.

~ka, a. transitive (verb).

Sakaraõãya, a. one who still has something to do.

Sakala, a. whole; entire.

Sakalikà, f. a splinter.

Sakàsa, m. neighbourhood; presence.

Sakicca, nt. one’s own business.

Saki¤cana, a. having worldly attachment.

Saki§, ad. once.

Sakãya, a. one’s own.

Sakuõa, m. a bird.

~gghã, m. a hawk.

~õã, f. a she-bird.

Sakunta, m. a bird.

Sakka, a. able; possible.

Sakka, m. 1. a man of the Sàkya race; 2. the king of devas.

Sakkacca, abs. having well pre­pared, honoured; or respected.

~kàrã, m. one who acts care­fully.

sakkacca§, ad. carefully; thoroughly.

Sakkata (pp. of sakkaroti), honoured; duly attended.

Sakkatta, nt. the position as the ruler of devas.

Sakkatvà, abs. from sakkaroti.

Sakkarãyati (pass. of sakkaroti), to be honoured or respected.

sakkariyamàna. pr. p.

Sakkaroti (sa§ + kar + o), to honour; to treat with respect; to receive hospitably.

sakkari. aor.

sakkata. pp.

sakkaronta. pr. p.

sakkaritabba. sakkàtabba. pt. p.

sakkatvà, sakkaritvà. abs.

sakkaritu§. sakkàtu§. inf.

Sakkà, in. it is possible.

Sakkàya, m. the existing body.

~diññhi. f. heresy of indivi­duality.

Sakkàra, m. honour; hospitality.

Sakkuõàti (sak + uõà), to be able.

sakkuõi. aor.

sakkuõanta. pr. p.

sakkuõitvà. abs.

Sakkuõeyyatta. nt, possibility; ability.

Sakkoti (sak + o), to be able.

asakkhi. aor.

sakkonta. pr, p.

Sakkharà, f. a crystal; gravel; jaggery.

Sakkhali, sakkhalikà, f. the orifice (of the ear), a slice; the scale of fish.

Sakkhi, in. face to face; before one’s eyes.

~ka, sakkhã, a. an eyewitness; a witness.

~dit­ñha, a. seen face to face.

~puñ­ñha, being asked as a witness.

Sakya, a. belonging to the Sàkya race.

~muni, m. the noble sage of the Sàkyans.

Sakha, sakhi, m. a friend.

sakhità, f. friendship.

Sakhila, a. kindly in speech.

Sakhya, nt. friendship.

Sagabbha, a. pregnant.

Sagàha, a. full of ferocious animals.

Sagàmeyya, a. hailing from the same village.

Sagàrava, a. respectful.

sagàrava§, ad. respectfully.

~tà, f. respect.

Sagotta, a. of the same lineage; a kinsman.

Sagga, m. a place of happiness; heaven.

~kàya, m. the heavenly assembly.

~magga, m. the way to heaven.

~loka, m. the heavenly region.

~sa§­vattanika, a. leading to heaven.

Sagguõa, m. good quality.

Saïkañãra, nt. rubbish heap.

Saïkaóóhati (sa§ + kaddh + a), to collect; to drag.

saïkaóóhi. aor.

saïkaóóhitvà. abs.

Saïkati (sak + §-a), to doubt; to hesitate; to be uncertain.

saïki. aor.

saïkita. pp.

saïkamàna, pr. p.

saïkitvà. abs.

Saïkanta, pp. of saïkamati.

Saïkantati (sa§ + kant + a), to cut all round.

saïkanti. aor.

saïkantita. pp.

saïkantitvà. abs.

Saïkantika, a. moving from one place to another.

~roga, m. an epidemic.

Saïkappa, m. intention; pur­pose.

Saïkappeti (sa§ + kapp + e), to think about; to imagine.

saïkappesi. aor.

saïkappita. pp.

saïkappetvà. abs.

Saïkamati (sa§ + kam + a), to pass over to; to shift; to transmigrate.

saïkami. aor.

saïkanta. pp.

saïkamitvà. saïkamma. abs.

Saïkamana, nt. a passage; a bridge; going over; to move from place to place.

Saïkampati (sa§ + kamp + a), to tremble; to shake.

saïkampi. aor.

saïkampita. pp.

saïkampitvà. abs.

Saïkara, a. blissful. m. blending; mixing.

Saïkalana, nt. addition; collec­tion.

Saïka, saïkàyanà, f. doubt; uncertainty.

Saïkàyati (Deno. from saïkà), to be doubtful or uncertain about.

saïkàyi. aor.

saïkàyita. pp.

Saïkàra, m. rubbish.

~kåña, m. rubbish heap.

~coëa, nt. a rag picked up from a rubbish heap.

~ññhàna, nt. a dust­bin; rubbish heap.

Saïkàsa, a. similar.

Saïkàsanà, f. explanation.

Saïkiõõa (pp. of saïkirati), full of; mixed; impure.

Saïkita, pp. of saïkati.

Saïkittana, nt. making known; proclamation.

Saïkiliññha, pp. of the following.

Saïkilissati (sa§ + kilis + ya), to become soiled or impure.

saïkilissi. aor.

saïkilissitvà. abs.

Saïkilissana, nt. saïkilesa, m. impurity; defilenment.

Saïkilesika, a. baneful; corrup­ting.

Saïkã, a. doubtful.

Saïkãyati (pass. of saïkati), to be suspected.

Saïku, m. a stake; a spike.

~patha, m. a path to be gone with the help of stakes.

Saïkucati (sa§ + kuc + a), to become contracted; to shrink; to clench.

saïkuci. aor.

saïkucita. pp.

saïkucitvà. abs.

Saïkucana, nt. shrinkage.

Saïkuñita, a. shrunken; shri­velled.

Saïkupita (pp. of saïkuppati), enraged.

Saïkula, a. full of; crowded.

Saïketa, m. nt. a mark; appointed place; rendezvous.

~kamma, nt. engagement.

Saïkoca, m. contraction; gri­mace; distortion.

Saïkoceti (san + kuc + e), to contract or distort.

saïkocesi. aor.

saïkocita. pp.

Saïkopa, m. disturbance; agit­ation.

Saïkha, m. a chank; a conch shell.

~kuññhã, m. one who is suffering with white scab.

~thàla, m. a vessel made of conch shell.

~dhama, m. one who blows a conch shell.

~muõóika, nt. a kind of torture; the shell-tonsure.

Saïkhata (pp. of saïkharoti), conditioned; repaired; pro­duced by a cause.

Saïkhaya, m. consumption; loss; destruction.

Saïkharaõa, nt. restoration; preparation.

Saïkharoti (sa§ + kar + o), to restore; to prepare; to put together.

saïkhari. aor.

saïkhata. pp.

saïkharonta. pr. p.

saïkharitvà. abs.

Saïkhalikà, f. a fetter.

Saïkhà, saïkhyà, f. enumera­tion; calculation; a number; definition.

Saïkhàta, pp. agreed on; reckoned. (in cpds.) so-called; named.

Saïkhàdati (sa§ + khàd + a), to masticate.

saïkhàdi. aor.

saïkhàdita. pp.

saïkhàditvà. abs.

Saïkhàna, nt. calculation; counting.

Saïkhaya (abs. from saïkhàti), having considered or discri­minated.

Saïkhàra, m. essential condi­tion; a thing conditioned, mental coefficients.

~kkhan­dha, m. the aggregate of mental coefficients.

~dukkha, nt. the evil of material life.

~loka, m. the whole creation.

Saïkhitta, pp. of the following.

Saïkhipati (sa§ + khip + a), to contract; to a bridge; to shorten; to fold.

saïkhipi. aor.

saïkhipanta. saïkhipamàna. pr. p.

saïkhipitabba. pt. p.

saïkhipitvà. abs.

saïkhipitu§. inf.

Saïkhubhati (sa§ + khubh + a), to be agitated: to stir.

saïkhubhi. aor.

saïkhubhita. pp.

saïkhubhitvà. abs.

Saïkhubhana, nt. stirring; agi­tation.

Saïkhepa, a. abridgement; abstract; condensed account; amassing.

Saïkheyya, a. calculable.

Saïkhobha, m. commotion; dis­turbance.

Saïkhobheti (sa§ + khubh + e), to disturb; to stir; to upset.

saïkhobhesi. aor.

saïkhobhita. pp.

saïkhobhenta. pr. p.

saïkhobhetva. abs.

Saïga, m. attachment; clinging.

Saïgacchati (sa§ + gam + a), to meet with; to come together.

saïgacchi. aor.

saïgata. pp.

saïgantva. abs.

Saïgaõikà, f. society.

~rama, ~rata, a. fond of or delighting in society.

~ràmata, f. delight in company.

Saïgaõhati (sa§ + gah + õhà), to treat kindly; to compile; to collect.

saïgaõhi. aor.

saïgaõhanta. pr.p.

saïgahetva, saïgaõhitvà, saïgayha. abs.

Saïgaha, m. 1. treatment; 2. compilation; collection.

Saïgati, f. association with.

Saïgahita (pp. of saïgaõhati).

Saïgàma, m. fight; battle.

saïgàmàvacara, a. frequenting in the battle-field.

Saïgàmeti (Deno. from saï­gàma), to fight; to come into conflict; to fight a battle.

saïgàmesi. aor.

saïgàmita. pp.

saïgàmetvà. abs.

Saïgàyati (sa§ + gà + ya), to chant; to rehearse.

saïgàyi. aor.

saïgãta. pp.

saïgàyitvà. abs.

Saïgàha, m. a collection.

~ka, a. one who collects, compiles. treats kindly, or holds together, m. a charioteer.

Saïgãta (pp. of saïgàyati), chanted; uttered; sung.

Saïgãti, f. rehearsal; a convoca­tion of the Buddhist clergy in order to settle questions of doctrine.

~kàraka, m. the Elders who held the convoca­tions.

Saïgopeti (sa§ + gup + e), to protect well.

saïgopita. pp.

Saïgha, m. a multitude; an assemblage; the Buddhist clergy.

~kamma, nt. an act performed by a chapter of Bud­dhist monks.

~gata, a. gone into or given to the community.

~tthera, m. the senior monk of a congregation.

~bhatta, nt. food given to the com­munity.

~bheda, m. dissen­sion among the Order.

~bhedaka, m. one who causes dissension in the community of monks.

~màmaka, a. devoted to the community.

Saïghañeti (sa§ + ghat + e), to join together.

saïghañesi. aor.

saïghañita. pp.

saïghañetvà. abs.

Saïghaññana, nt, close contact; knocking against.

Saïghaññeti (sa§ + ghaññ + e), to knock against; to provoke by scoffing.

saïghaññesi. aor.

saïghaññita. pp.

saïghaññetvà. abs.

Saïghàña, m. junction; union; a raft.

Saïghàñi, f. the upper robe of a Buddhist monk.

Saïghàta, m. knocking together; snapping (of fingers); accumula­tion.

Saïghika, a,. belonging to the Order.

Saïghã, a. having a crowd of followers.

Saïghuññha (pp. of saïghoseti), resounding with; pro­claimed.

Sacitta, nt. one’s own mind.

~ka, a. endowed with mind.

Sace, in. if.

Sacetana, a. animate; conscious.

Sacca, nt. truth. adj. true; real.

~kiriyà, f. a declaration on oath. ~pañivedha, ~abhisamaya, m. comprehen­sion of the reality.

~vàcà, f. a truthful word.

~vàdã, m. one who speaks the truth.

~sandha, a. reliable.

Saccakàra, m. a pledge; ratification; payment in advance.

Saccàpeti (Deno. from sacca), to bind with an oath; to con­jure.

saccàpesi. aor.

saccàpita. pp.

Sacchikaraõa, nt. realization; experiencing.

sacchikaraõãya, a. fit to be realized.

Sacchikata, pp. of the following.

Sacchikaroti (sacchi + kar + o), to realize; to experience for oneself.

sacchikari. aor.

sacchikaronta. pr. p.

sacchikàtabba. pt. p.

sacchikatvà, sacchikaritvà. abs.

sacchikàtu§, sacchikaritu§. inf.

Sacchikiriyà, f. ref. sacchi­karaõa.

Sajati (saj + a), to embrace.

saji. aor.

sajamàna. pr. p.

sajitvà. abs.

Sajana, nt. ref. parissajana.

Sa-jana, m. a kinsman; one’s own men.

Sajàtika, a. of the same race or nation.

Sajãva, a. endowed with life.

Sajotibhåta, at. ablaze; aglow.

Sajjati (saj + ya), to cling to; to be attached.

sajji. aor.

saññha. pp.

sajjamàna. pr. p.

sajjitvà. abs.

Sajjana, nt. attachment; decor­ation; preparation.

Sajjana, m. a virtuous man.

Sajjita, pp. of sajjeti.

Sajju, in. instantly; speedily; at the same moment.

~ka§, ad. quickly.

Sajjulasa, m. resin.

Sajjeti (saj + e), to prepare; to fit up; to decorate.

sajjesi. aor.

sajjenta. pr. p.

sajjetvà, sajjiya. abs.

Sajjhàya, m. study; rehearsal.

Sajjhàyati (sa§ + jhà + ya), to rehearse; to recite; to study.

sajjhàyi. aor.

sajjhàyita. pp.

sajjhàyitvà. abs.

sajjhàyamàna. pr. p.

Sajjhàyanà, f. recitation; study.

Sajjhu, nt. silver.

~maya, a. made of silver.

Sa¤caya, m. accumulation; quantity.

Sa¤caraõa, nt. wandering about.

Sa¤carati (sa§ + car + a), to go about; to wander; to move; to frequent.

sa¤cari. aor.

sa¤carita. pp.

sa¤caranta. pr.p.

sa¤caritvà. abs.

Sa¤caritta, nt. carrying of messages.

Sa¤calati (sa§ + cal + a), to be unsteady or agitated.

sa¤cali. aor.

sa¤calita. pp.

Sa¤calana, nt. agitation.

Sa¤càra, m. passage; move­ment; wandering.

Sa¤càraõa, nt. causing to move or act.

Sa¤càreti (caus. of sa¤carati), to cause to move about.

sa¤càresi. aor.

sa¤càrita. pp.

sa¤càretvà. abs.

Sa¤cicca, in. with intention; purposely; discriminately.

Sa¤cita, pp. of sa¤cinàti.

Sa¤cinana, nt. accumulation.

Sa¤cinàti (sa§ + ci + nà), to accumulate.

sa¤cini. aor.

sa¤cinanta. pr. p.

sa¤cinitvà. abs.

Sa¤ciõõa (pp. of the above), accumulated; practised.

Sa¤cuõõeti (sa§ + cuõõ + e), to crush; to powder.

sa¤cuõõesi. aor.

sa¤cuõõita. pp.

sa¤cuõõetvà. abs.

Sa¤cetanà, f. cognition; inten­tion. sa¤cetanika, a. intentional.

Sa¤ceteti (sa§ + cit + e), to think; to devise means.

sa¤cetesi. aor.

sa¤cetetvà. abs.

Sa¤codita (pp. of sa¤codeti), instigated; excited.

Sa¤copana, nt. removal; chan­ging of the place.

Sa¤channa (pp. of the following), covered with; full of.

Sa¤chàdeti (sa§ + chad + e), to cover; to thatch.

sa¤chàdesi. aor.

sa¤chàdita. pp.

sa¤chàdetvà. abs.

Sa¤chindati (sa§ + chid + §-a), to cut; to destroy.

sa¤chindi. aor.

sa¤chinna. pp.

sa¤chinditvà. abs.

Sa¤jagghati (sa§ + jaggh + a), to laugh; to joke.

sa¤jagghi. aor.

sa¤jagghitvà. abs.

sa¤jagghana. ger. nt.