Marathi Erotic Dictionary
Pundit Pranab Barpande
Persianate Erotic Library
1st ed., Oct.21, 2009
LANGUAGE INFORMATION
- Script: Modi, Bal Bodh
- Dialects : Marathwadi, Varhadi, Dakkini, Desi, Konkani
ALPHABETIC INDEX
MALE PARTS
- "bungi. Penis puerilis" (Molesworth, p.584)
- "buli. Penis puerilis" (Molesworth, p.587)
- "bondi. ... glans penis" (Molesworth, p.593)
- "congi or congai. Penis puerilis" (Molesworth, p.290)
- "dandi. ... the penis of a horse" (Molesworth, p.408)
- "lavada (Vulgar H.) The penis" (Molesworth, p.709)
- "linga (S) The penis." (Molesworth, p.718). Actually derived from the Dravidian "lingam".
- "landa. Penis. A rather obscene word" (Molesworth, p.435), whence, "dharma-landa:
Neglectful of religious ordinances and rites" (Molesworth, p.435) and "pitr-landa. A term for
a fellow who, heeding his ancestors not a straw, makes no Shraddh to their names."
(Molesworth, p.518)
- "mani ... 2. Glans penis" (Molesworth, p.626)
- "muthale or mmuthelem ... 2. Rubbing upon the glans penis to allay sexual excitement"
(Molesworth, p.656)
- "nunni. Penis puerilis; or, in the language of children, penis (virilis)." (Molesworth,
p.476)
- "t.ulla 5470 *t.ulla 'defective' [See list s.v. *t.un.t.a --2] M.[Marathi] t.ullu| 'dwarfish, short
and thickset', m. 'childish penis'" (Turner, p304)
FEMALE PARTS
- "[ phoman-.i ] f (Low and filthy.) Vulva." (Molesworth, p.558)
* babley - boobs, a woman's breasts [Cabral]
* bhonsa-dycha - "mother-fucker," one who has sex
with his own mother.
* choot - vagina.
* gaand - "ass-hole", the anus.
* jhhuv - fuck, to copulate.
* pucchi - vagina, a woman's genitals.
REFERENCES
- [Cabral] = `Dirty Words', Joe Cabral, San Francisco, 1999,
http://www.geocities.com/Area51/Shadowlands/4734/dirty.htm
cf. also http://rampages.onramp.net/~stooge/
Molesworth, J. T. (James Thomas). A dictionary, Marathi and English. 2d ed., rev. and enl.
Bombay: Printed for government at the Bombay Education Society's press, 1857.
Vaze, Shridhar Ganesh. The Aryabhusan school dictionary, Marathi-English. Poona:
Arya-Bhushan Press, 1911.
Turner, R. L. (Ralph Lilley), Sir. A comparative dictionary of Indo-Aryan languages. London: Oxford
University Press, 1962-1966. Includes three supplements, published 1969-1985.
http://dsal.uchicago.edu/dictionaries/soas/
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****************************** (p. 050) [ aviddhayoni ] f (S) Pudendum muliebre intactum: also mulier
vel puella intacta.
********************* (p. 078) [ indriya ] n S A sense, a faculty or power by which external objects
are
perceived: also an organ or a member, a natural instrument by or through which action is performed.
Ten
are enumerated, viz. *********************************, ***************************************,
******************************************, ******************************,
************************************. These are called ************************************ The five
senses. ******************************, *********************************,
******************************, ******************************, ************************************.
These are called ********************************* The organs and members of action. To these ten some
add ****** The mind. N.B. ******0 signifies, throughout these ten, both the percipient or sensitive
principle inherent, and the organ or apparatus by or through which it manifests itself and acts.
Another
classification is into ************************************. *********************************,
********************************* Organs of sense or perception, Organs of action, Internal organs.
The
first are Eye, ear, nose, tongue, skin: the second, Larynx or organ of speech, hand, foot, anus, parts
of generation: the third ******, ******************, ***************, ****************** q. v. under
******************************************. Some useful compounds are formed with this word; as
******************************, ***************************************,
********************************* Subduing or restraining the senses and affections;
********************************* Sharpness or soundness of the senses and organs;
*************************************** Disorder or derangement of the senses or organs;
*********************************, *********************************, ***************************,
*********************************, *********************- ************,
***************************************, ******************************************,
************************************, *********************- ************,
******************************, ************************************. 2 Membrum virile vel pudendum
muliebre. *************** *************** ************************************ *** *********
*************** ***************- *************** *** Let us have Anger, but--in subduing our senses
and
lusts: let us have Desire, but--in worshiping God. ******0 *************** *************** To be
greatly
addicted to fornication or wenching.
*************************** (p. 156) [ kambat-.an-.em-. ] v c N. D. (************) To kill (a cow &c.)
by inserting into her ************ or pudendum a poisoned ************ or lath. Supposed to be a
practice of the Mahar-caste that they may get the cow's flesh to eat.
****************** (p. 156) [ kamasadana ] n S ********************* n S Allusive terms for Pudendum
muliebre.
****************** (p. 156) [ kamalaya ] n S An allusive term for Pudendum muliebre.
*************** or *** (p. 172) [ kupin-.a or na ] f (*************** S) A cloth-covering of pudendum
virile. v *********.
*************** (p. 429) [ dvara ] n (S) A door or a gate: also a door-way or gate-way; an entrance, a
passage, an avenue; a means of access or approach. 2 Any of the orifices or vents of the human body:
esp. understood of the orifices of the pudenda. 3 A ground; an occasion; a sufficient reason. Ex.
************ ************ ********************* ********************* ********* ************
************ ****** *************** ********* *************** ********************* ***************. 4
A
medium or channel through or in which anything takes place; a means, an expedient, a vehicle.
************ or *************** (p. 288) [ cutad-.a or cutad-.a ] n *************** m (Low words.)
Pudendum muliebre.
********* (p. 290) [ cuta ] f (Low. ****************** S) Pudendum muliebre.
*************** (p. 336) [ t-.an-.n-.a ] m (Low H) Pudendum muliebre.
************ (p. 468) [ niran-.a ] n The belly below the navel, hypogastrium. 2 The pudendum of a
female
animal. ******0 *************** To distend the pudendum (previously to bringing forth)--a female
beast.
****************** (p. 520) [ pucci ] f (Vulgar.) Pudendum muliebre.
*************** (p. 558) [ phodari ] f ************ m (Vulgar.) Pudendum muliebre.
****** (p. 598) [ bhaga ] m (S) An ulcer or a sore; yet esp. applied to a venereal ulcer. 2 Pudendum
muliebre.
************************ or *************************** (p. 622) [ bhom-.sad-.an-.e or
mbhom-.sad-.an-.em-. ] v c (A filthy formation from ****************** Pudendum muliebre.) To scold or
abuse coarsely and vehemently.
*************** or ****************** (p. 622) [ bhosad-.i or bhom-.sad-.i ] f (Low. H) Pudendum
muliebre.
****************** (p. 646) [ mayan.ga ] n (Mother's body.) Any highly sensitive and tender part of
the
body. 2 The prolapsed bowel in prolapsus ani: also prolapsus ani: also the prolapsed vagina, and
prolapsus vaginae. 3 Pudendum muliebre.
********************* (p. 678) [ yonidaha ] m (S) Morbid heat of pudendum muliebre.
********************* (p. 678) [ yonivata ] m Wind in the uterus, or rheumatic affection of the
pudendum.
****************************** (p. 678) [ yonisphuran-.a ] n S A disease,--twitching or quivering of
the
pudendum muliebre.
*************************** (p. 678) [ yonisphot-.a ] m S Ulcer of the womb or pudendum.
************ (p. 783) [ sarira ] n (S) The body. 2 A covert term for pudendum virile vel muliebre.
***0
****************** (*********************************) To spend or lay out one's body (as in
philanthropic labors).
********* (p. 868) [ sota ] f C *************** f (************ or ********* S) The pudendum of a
female
animal.
A search found 29 entries with buttocks in the entry word or full text. The results are displayed
using
Unicode characters for diacritics and South Asian scripts.
************ (p. 175) [ kula ] m A buttock. Pr. ****************** ***************
************************. ************ *************** ************ A covert or delicate way of
speaking
about prolapsus ani (i. e. something in the neighborhood of ************). ************
********************* To clap the buttocks in triumph or in joy. ************************ ************
*************** To get fat. ****************** ************ ***************
****************************** ******************? Can any acquirement or adventitious good sit as
appropriately as an endowment or excellency of nature?
****************** (p. 196) [ kharakan-.em-. ] v i (******!) To slip or slide along soundingly; to
graze
along roughly; to brush; to scrape. Ex. ************************ ****************** *********
***************; ****** ************ *************** *************** or ***************. 2 To rub
along
noisily on the buttocks. 3 To run down rapidly and noisily--a river, a flood: to run back or ebb--the
sea: to clear off smartly--clouds under a high wind: to fall away--flesh, the body: to fall in
countenance; to be chap-fallen--a person or ************: to subside suddenly or rapidly--a swelling:
to
take alarm or fright; to be taken aback; as ********* ************************ *********************
******************.
****************** (p. 197) [ kharad-.an-.em-. ] v i To move along upon the buttocks: also to crawl or
creep--animal or plant. Ex. ********* ********* ****************** ******************. 2 To be stunted
or to grow stuntedly.
************************ or *************************** (p. 211) [ khurakat-.an-.e or
n.khurakut-.an-.em-. ] v i (Commonly *********************) To have a remnant of boiled rice or flour
&c. adhering--a vessel or the hands; to become *************** q. v. 2 To move along on the buttocks.
************************ or *************************** (p. 211) [ khuragat-.an-.e or
n.khuragut-.an-.em-. ] v i To be stunted, or to grow stuntedly. 2 To move along on the buttocks.
********************* (p. 211) [ khurad-.an-.em-. ] v i To move along upon the buttocks: also to crawl
or creep. 2 To be stunted or to stunt.
********************* (p. 218) [ gacaboca ] m The crag and the rump; the shoulders and the buttocks
(of
an animal). ***0 ****** *************** g. of s. Used of a bullock extremely fat; and revilingly, of a
corpulent man.
********************* (p. 231) [ gan-.d-.ya ] ad (************) Upon the buttocks--moving &c.
********* (p. 316) [ jibha ] f (****************** S) The tongue. Pr. *************** *********
********* *************** ********************* No sooner said than done. 2 fig. The tongue-form bit
of
skin exhibited by gullcatchers on the back or buttocks of the bull ************. 3 See ***************
*********, ************************ *********, *************** *********, *********************
*********. 4 The jib-sail. ********* ********************* ************ ****************** To speak
with
repressed utterance; to speak in an under tone. ********* ****** *************** g. of s. To become
thick of speech (inarticulate). ********* *************** g. ofs. To undergo rotting of tongue (from
lying &c.) ********* ****************** ****************** To prostitute or profane one's tongue (as
by
hollow promises, protestations, or professions). ********* ********************* g. of s. (To have an
oozing of the tongue.) To let slip out (a secret). ********* *************** ****************** To let
the tongue run loose (upon lawless speaking or eating). ********* ****************** g. of s. (As if
the
tongue were broken.) To be struck speechless; to be dumfounded. ********* ********************* g. of
s.
To begin to speak--a child. 2 To abuse or scold glibly. ********* ************************ To pollute
the tongue (as by false promises, or by unavailing intercession: also by merely tasting some good or
some forbidden thing). ********* ***************-****************** &c. The tongue is loose, foul,
riotous &c., "an unruly member." ********* ****************** g. of s. To acquire a relish, or to lose
a
disrelish (for an article of food), by use. ****************** ****************** ******************
To
send forth flashes (cracks) of eloquence. ************ ************- ********* ************
*************** *************** ****** *************** To consent and dissent with the same breath; to
blow hot and cold; to bless and curse out of the same mouth. Jas. iii. 10. ******************
*************** *************** To hold in one's tongue (from speaking or eating something strongly
tempting); to bite one's tongue. *************** or ****** ********* *************** To lay strong
restraint upon the tongue; *************** or ****** ************ ************ *************** To have
a
lawless tongue. ****************** ********* or -****** The tongue in a blaze or all on fire (as from
eating hot-seasoned dishes). *************** or ****** *************** ************
(******************
******) ****************** To reserve, denying one's self, some dainty or nicety for another.
*************** ********* *************** g. of s. To have one's tongue utterly without restraint: i.
e.
to lie or to scold or abuse most lavishly. ************ ********* ************ ****************** To
speak freely and saucily (to a superior). For other phrases see under ******************.
********* (p. 339) [ t-.ira ] f A buttock. ************ ********************* or ****************** To
clap the buttocks in triumph, exultation, or joy. ************ ************************ To waddle. or
waggle.
************ (p. 360) [ d-.hun.ga ] n The buttocks or posteriors. Ex. ************************
****************** ****************** *** ******************************x{093c}***************
********************* ***. ********************* *************** ***************
*************************** To cast off shame; to glory in dishonor.
***************, ******************, ******************, *************** (p. 360) [ d-.hun.gan-.a,
d-.hun.gan-.a, d-.hun.gad-.a, d-.hun.gad-.a ] n (Formations from ************ implying largeness,
coarseness, unsightliness &c.) The buttocks or posterious: also a buttock. Pr.
*************************** ************ ****************** ********* ************ answering to
******************- ********* ************ ****************** ************************ *********.
************************ ****************** (To fall violently upon one's bottom. ) To be imposed upon
greatly or to incur great loss through folly or mistake. ********************* *********
************************ Said of a child as he is growing big and manifesting independence and
unruliness.
********************* (p. 360) [ d-.hon.gera ] a (************ Buttocks.) Defiled, dirtied &c. by the
buttocks;--used of an article of lower apparel just taken off and yet unwashed.
*************** (p. 390) [ thapakila ] f Squatting down suddenly; falling with a ******! upon one's
buttocks and hams. v *********, ******.
************ (p. 390) [ thabakan-.a ] f (Imit.) Squatting down suddenly; falling bump! upon one's
buttocks and hams. v *********, ******.
*************** (p. 465) [ nitamba ] m (S) Buttocks or posteriors (esp of a woman). 2 unc A buttock.
************ (p. 487) [ patakhala ] f (Usually ************) Sitting upon the buttocks and hams. v
*********, *************** ******.
************ (p. 548) [ phatakala ] f *** ************ f *** R Sitting broadly and roomily upon the
buttocks and hams. v ********* or ******- ********* ******.
********************* (p. 548) [ pharakat-.an-.em-. ] v i To move along on the buttocks.
************ or ********* (p. 548) [ pharapat-.a or t-.am-. ] or *************** ad Dragglingly,
draggingly, trailingly. 2 With the belly or the buttocks rubbing along the ground--moving.
********************* (p. 548) [ pharapat-.an-.em-. ] v i also ************ ****************** To
draggle or drag on; to trail along (esp. with forcible and noisy friction). 2 To move along on the
belly
or on the buttocks.
************ (p. 548) [ phasakala ] f ( H) Sitting broadly and roomily upon the buttocks and hams. v
********* or *************** ******.
*************** (p. 567) [ basan-.em-. ] v i (********* S) To sit; to rest upon the buttocks, the
knees,
or the hams and heels. 2 To sit down; to perch; to roost; to rest as a beast or a bird. 3 To be
without
employment, occupation, or specific business: also to sit idling or dawdling. 4 To stand upon a
pedestal. 5 To lie upon, lit. fig., and with amplitude of application. Ex. ************- ******
********* ************; *************** ************************ ************; ***************
*************** ************; ********* ************;
************************-***************-******-******-************. 6 To rest as a weight or burden,
esp. in figurative senses. 7 To settle, subside, sink to the bottom: also to sink, abate, go down;--as
the water of a river or well. 8 To become blunt--an edge. 9 To settle in any course or state; to set
in;--as rain, heat, fever. 10 To sink, retire, lose height or prominence. 11 To become expert or
capable
by use or practice; to get in--the hand or other member, a faculty, or the understanding. 12 To come
upon, arise unto, fall on, in figurative senses; as ********* ************; ************ ************;
************ ************. 13 To fit; to be accommodated or adapted unto; to sit, suit, apply, answer,
agree, tally--joints, junctures, devices, contrivances, calculations. 14 To fall; to be ruined--a
trader
or his business. 15 To become hoarse, or low and inaudible--the voice or *********, *********,
*********, ************. 16 To be established or set up--a rule or sway. 17 To acquire fullness and
strength--a crop: also to settle down as irrecoverably gone. ************ ************
****************** ****** ********* *************** (Him who knows where and how to sit who will bid
to
rise?) Who will stop or scold him who is doing a thing rightly?
*************** (p. 584) [ bukan-.a ] m C (Low.) The buttocks; the posteriors or rump.
****************** (p. 617) [ bhon.gal-.i ] f (***************) The hollow of a tube: hence a tube or
pipe, any hollow cylinder. In this sense *************************** ****************** A pipe of
arundo
tibialis; ************- ************ ****************** The tubular portion of the Native padlock
(*************************** ***************); ************************ ****************** The case or
chamber of a screw; ****************** ****************** The tube of the trinket *********. 2 C A
trough or tube, esp. of a Cocoanut-palm or Fan-palm hollowed. 3 (Vulgar.) The buttocks or posteriors.
4
unc Hollowness or vacuity. 5 Properly ************************.
****************** ****************** (p. 643) [ matice kulle ] m pl (Earthen buttocks.) A term for
relations or connections who, lacking some strong bond, do not hold together in time of difficulty.
Pr.
******0 ****************************** ************ ******************. See also under ************.
****************** (p. 678) [ rakhad-.an-.em-. ] v i To proceed or linger under obstructions and
hinderances; to move on heavily, sluggishly, tardily; to drag along. 2 To linger (under sickness). 3
To
move along on the buttocks.
********************* (p. 828) [ sarapat-.an-.em-. ] v i (************ Serpent.) To crawl along on the
belly: also to creep. 2 To skim along the surface of: also to slide along more generally; to pass
smoothly and equably over the surface of. 2 To slip or slide. 3 unc To move along upon the buttocks.
************************ (p. 828) [ sarapat-.yam-. ] ad (*********************) Crawlingly,
creepingly,
in a sliding manner over the ground or over the surface of: also smoothly over or along upon the belly
or the buttocks--passing or moving.
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A search found 15 entries with penis in the entry word or full text. The results are displayed using
Unicode characters for diacritics and South Asian scripts.
*************** or ****************** (p. 290) [ con.gi or con.gai ] f Penis puerilis.
*************** (p. 408) [ dan-.d-.i ] f (Dim. of *************** q. v.) The pole of a palanquin: the
pole or beam of a plough, harrow, and other implements: the shaft of a cart: the stock of the tail of
a
horse: the penis of a horse: a line, rod, or stick stretched along in the air to hang clothes &c.: the
bar on some pieces of copper money: the beam of a balance: a strip of land running out into the sea:
the
shaft of an oar: the stick of an umbrella, pankha, fan, flybrush: the stem of a ************,
************ &c.: a squared piece of timber, a beam: a billow or large and long wave.
****************** (p. 424) [ devalan-.d-.a ] a (********* & ********* Penis.) That despises the gods
and withholds sacrifices and oblations. See ********************* & *********************, the two
other
objects of Hindu abhorrence.
********************* (p. 435) [ dharmalan-.d-.a ] a (************ & ********* Penis. A rather obscene
word.) Neglectful of religious ordinances and rites. This is one of three bad characters. See
****************** & *********************.
****************** (p. 476) [ nunni ] f Penis puerilis; or, in the language of children, penis
(virilis),
********************* (p. 518) [ pitr-.lan-.d-.a ] m (************ & ********* Penis.) A term for a
fellow who, heeding his ancestors not a straw, makes no Shraddh to their manes. The other two monsters
of Impiety or Irreligion are ****************** & *********************.
*************** (p. 584) [ bun.gi ] f Penis puerilis.
************ (p. 587) [ buli ] f Penis puerilis. 2 A figure of it (of gold, silver &c.) worn by little
boys around their loins.
*************** (p. 593) [ bon-.d-.i ] f ****************** or ****** f ****************** n dim.
****************** n ( H) A roundish top or end (of a thing gen.); as the tip of the nose, the nipple,
glans penis, the extremity of a toe or finger &c.; the tip of a ****************** (fruit-stalk of the
Plantain) almost exhausted: also a knob, boss, bunching or protuberant portion. See further under
************.
********* (p. 626) [ man-.i ] m (S) A gem, jewel, bead, or precious stone. Pr.
*************************** ********* ******************. 2 Glans penis. 3 Clitoris. 4 Applied,
figuratively, to a person eminent in any way. 5 A knob of wood; a pulleyblock; a wooden loop &c.
through
which a rope is reeved. 6 The scanty and light grains of corn which fall during the winnowing of
************ which see and also *********. 7 Semen virile.
********************* or ********************* (p. 656) [ mut-.hal-.e or mmut-.hel-.em-. ] n
(*********
Fist.) A round-ended plantain. 2 Rubbing upon the glans penis to allay sexual excitement. v *********,
******.
************ (p. 704) [ lan-.d-.i ] f (*************** Female slave, or ********* Penis.) A term of
reproach for a coward, an effeminate person, an impotent &c.
************ (p. 709) [ lavad-.a ] m (Vulgar. H) The penis.
************ (p. 718) [ lin.ga ] n (S) The penis. 2 Gender. (************************ Masculine,
****************************** Feminine, ****************************** Neuter.) 3 The Phallus or
emblematic representation of Shiva. 4 An affix to the names of worshipers of the lingam; as
*********************, ******************. 5 A distinguishing mark; a sign, token, badge. 6 Nature or
Prakriti, according to the Sankhya philosophy; the active or motive power in creation. 7 (fig. of 1st
Sig.) A clog or an encumbrance: anything that ties down or confines: also a trouble or difficulty
freely. v *********, *********, ******. ********************************* *********************
****************** To speak grammatically.
************ (p. 867) [ sevana ] n (S) Serving or service. 2 Using, adopting, taking up into fruition,
trying; the so employing or applying of a substance, a thing, an operation, a measure, a means (e. g.
an
article of food or medicine, an act or a point of regimen) as to be, in one's own person, the
recipient
of the virtues, qualities, or influences of. Ex. ********************* ******0 ****** ****** ******
************************************************ ******0 ***************; *************** ************
********* ****************** ************ *************** ************ ********* ***************
*************** ****************** ********* ********************* ********* ************
************-
****** ************ ********* ********************* ************************ ******0
********************* *************************** ********* ********************* ***************. 3
Sewing. 4 In anatomy. A certain union of parts, of which seven instances occur in the body; viz. the
five sutures of the cranium, the frenum of the tongue, and that of the glans penis.
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A search found 103 entries with toe in the entry word or full text. The results are displayed using
Unicode characters for diacritics and South Asian scripts.
*************** (p. 006) [ an.gat-.ha ] m (********************* S) A thumb or a great toe. 2 A form
of
dovetailing. 3 Used like *********, ************, ****** &c. in the sense of Frame, make, build.
******0
************************ (To show the thumb.) To refuse or deny. In con. with ****** or ***,
*************************** ****** ************************ *************** To be filled with rage or
anger (from ******0 to ***************). *************************** ************ ******************
To
count the days (preceding some desired event). ************ *************************** ******
*************** *************** (********* *********************). Used where one sinks at the mere
contemplation of an approaching evil.
*************** (p. 006) [ an.gat-.hi ] f (Dim. of ***************) A finger-ring or toe-ring. 2 The
little finger or little toe. 3 A finger or a toe gen. Pr. ******0 *************** ********* ******
************- ************ *************** Descriptive of an extraordinary miser. Pr. ******0
*************** ****************** ****************** ************ ************ *********? Can
intrinsic
littleness or meanness, by airs and swellings, reach or rise up to native grandeur or nobility
****************** ******0 *************************** ************************ ****************** To
catch a man in his own trap.
************************ (p. 006) [ an.gat-.hedama ] m (*************** Great toe, ********* Money.)
*************************** ********* m The money given at marriages by the bridegroom to the sister
of
the bride; to induce her to set free the bride's great toe, which she sits holding and pressing. Which
important function is called ******************************.
*************** (p. 007) [ an.gal-.i ] f (****************** S) A finger or a toe.
****************** (p. 007) [ an.gut-.ha ] m (Poetry. Commonly ***************.) A thumb or a great
toe.
****************** (p. 007) [ an.guli ] f (S) A finger or a toe.
********************* (p. 007) [ an.gus-.t-.ha ] m (S) A thumb or a great toe.
****************************** ****** ************************ *************** g. of s. To be filled
with fury; to be in a blaze from the great toe to the crown of the head.
************************************ *************** *************** (To make Rava&n2dot;a out of a
thumb.) To tell the whole from seeing a small part. To deal in hyperbole or exaggeration. Also
************************************ *************** ******************. An exaggerator &c.
****************** (p. 007) [ an.gul-.i ] f (****************** S) A finger or a toe. Pr.
*************** ******0 ****************** ************ *************** ***************.
****************** (p. 009) [ an.got-.ha ] m (********************* S) A thumb: also a great toe. See
***************.
****************** (p. 009) [ an.gol-.i ] f (****************** S) A finger or a toe.
************ (p. 027) [ anavat-.a ] m A ring furnished with silver balls, worn on the great toe.
*************************** (p. 061) [ akasavalli ] f (S) pop. ********************* f A creeper
drawing
its nourishment from the tree round which it winds; dodder, mistletoe, a parasite plant.
********************* is esp. applied to the airy and twining yellow thread which delights in choking
the ********* or Milk-bush. See ****************** & ******************. ************- ********* is
another name for it. ********************* is also applied to the flowering creeper
********************* q. v.
****************** (p. 062) [ an.gol-.i ] f (****************** S) A finger or a toe.
****************** (p. 070) [ anakhasikha ] ad (S ***, ******, ************) From the nails of the
toes
to the tuft of the crown; from head to foot.
****************************** (p. 098) [ upadravijiva ] m A troublesome creature. Applied to bugs,
fleas, mosquitoes &c.
********************* (p. 101) [ upavan-.em-. ] v i To stand on tiptoe. 2 To rear.
********************* (p. 120) [ opavan-.em-. ] v i R To stand on tiptoe.
****************** (p. 133) [ kapittha ] m (S) Elephant or wood-apple, Feronia elephantum or Cratoeva
valanga. 2 n The fruit of it.
****************** or ********************* (p. 137) [ karan.gal-.i or karan.gul-.i ] f
(************************ S) The little finger or little toe.
************************ (p. 137) [ karan.guli ] f S pop. ************************ or
********************* f The little finger or toe.
************ (p. 144) [ kavan-.t-.ha ] f (****************** S) Elephant or Wood-apple, Feronia
elephantum or Cratoeva Valanga. 2 n The fruit of it. 3 f The name of another tree, and n of its fruit.
The fruit resembles the woodapple. 4 n C An egg.
*************** (p. 190) [ khat-.avem-. ] n A small (silver) ring for the toe (of a child); or a stop
or
lock to the ring called ******************.
************ (p. 190) [ khat-.um-. ] n An ornament for the toe of a child, a double silver ring; or a
stop or lock to the ******************.
*************************** (p. 207) [ khun-.t-.abavali ] f R A doll. 2 Standing on tip-toes. v
******,
or thus, ********************************* ********* ******************.
************************ (p. 211) [ khurad-.imbi ] f A posture,--that of one sitting upon the knees,
shanks, and toes, with the body thrown forwards (as in animated discussion).
************************ (p. 211) [ khuraman-.d-.i ] f The posture of sitting erect with the legs
doubled under, resting upon the toes. This is the posture of persons sitting in court in the presence
of
the Raja. ************************ is by some confounded with ************************.
********************* (p. 229) [ gal-.asaran-.em-. ] v i P To crack or chap--toes from cold or wet.
*************************** (p. 236) [ gin-.agin-.an-.em-. ] v i (******************) To speak
nasally:
also to be nasal--utterance. The verb takes for its subject the speaker, his speech or utterance, or
his
nose. 2 To sing; to fill the air with a light ringing--mosquitoes, small flies, or insects.
************************ or ****************** ******0 impers To ring in the head or ears.
********************* (p. 236) [ gin-.agin-.a ] a ************************ a Nasal--utterance. 2
Indistinct or inarticulate. 3 Singing--mosquitoes &c.
************************ (p. 236) [ gin-.agin-.at-.a ] (Intens. of ******************) Buzzing,
humming,
deep or loud singing (of bees, flies, mosquitoes, tops &c.) 2 Din; confused ringing or thrilling
sound:
also distant or indistinct hum (as of scholars or of people); any wearisome chatter. 3 Popular
murmuring
or complaining.
****************** (p. 238) [ gun-.agun-.a ] f (Imit.) Buzzing (as of musquitoes &c.) 2 Suppressed or
inarticulate speaking or reading. 3 Suppressed talk about; whispering among the people.
************ (p. 243) [ gecaka ] n *************** n The fork or bifurcation of a tree or stake: also
the space betwixt every two fingers or two toes.
************ (p. 243) [ genda ] m A tuberous or tufted head (as of Globe amaranth and similar
flowers):
also any flower having many corolla or rows of petals (as the marigold, rose &c.) In this latter sense
the specific name of the flower is affixed, as ***************************, ************-
****************************** &c. ************ singly is the flower of Parkia Biglandulosa or
*************** 2 A knob or boss of silk or silver (as on a horse's crupper &c.) 3 A silver knob worn
on
the fourth toe (of women).
********* (p. 243) [ gel-.a ] n The interstice betwixt every two fingers or toes, or betwixt the clees
(divisions of a cloven hoof): also a division of a cloven hoof. Pr. ************- ******
***************
********************* *************** (********* *********************) Milk the cow immediately on
her
coming in from pasture: milk the buffalo at the set time.
************ (p. 252) [ ghan-.aghan-.a ] f (Imit.) Ringing, clanking &c.; any din: also the singing of
musquitoes &c.; clear, full, and sonorous singing or utterance.
*************** (p. 257) [ ghagari ] f (****************** S) A bell or jingling ball (as of a child's
girdle, or as worn on the toes by dancing girls &c.) 2 The fruit of ***************. 3 C The plant
commonly *************** q. v. supra.
****************** (p. 260) [ ghun.garu ] m ********************* n ****************** n ( H) A little
bell or jingling ball worn on the toes by dancing girls.
****************** (p. 260) [ ghun.ghura ] m (Usually (******************) A toe-bell or jingling
ball.
2 The ball of the lotus &c.
************ (p. 262) [ ghod-.a ] m (************ S) A horse. Pr. ************ ************
************
****************** ************ A good servant increases his wages by his diligence and merit. 2 The
knight at chess. 3 The cock of a gun. 4 The stick on which children ride, a hobby. 5 A term for a big,
lubberly, giddy boy. 6 A clothes' horse: also a stick stuck in the ground, to receive the clothes of a
person bathing. 7 A term for the foot considered as a means of conveying the person; a nag of ten
toes.
8 A stand from which a cradle is suspended. 9 A common term for the two forked sticks over which
passes
the pole of the litter in which the ********* is carried in procession: also for the two which receive
the pole of a *************** or native palanquin when it is put up: also for the two longitudinal
timbers of the bed of a ************ or load-cart. 10 The posture upon hands and knees of a child
beginning to crawl. v ******. 11 A stand with steps on both sides; a lamp &c.-ladder; a stand or frame
(to support casks, boxes &c.) 12 The framework erected for scooping cocoanuts. 13 The bore or swell of
the tide. Compared to a horse from its impetuous demonstrations. 14 A clasp, spring, or catch of some
rude kind. 15 (From the sense Horse.) A horse-sol- dier, a trooper. In this use ************ resembles
********* & *********. 16 A common term for the two upper connecting pieces of a double ************
(door-frame), corresponding to ************ the lower connecting piece. ************ *********
*************** or ********************* To pull up, run in, stop a little;--said to one in a hurry
and
bustle. ************ ****************** To put out a horse. ************ ****************** To take
one's self off, to decamp. ************************ Contemptuously. A man on horseback. Ex. ******
************ ************************ *************** *************** ******************
********************* ******************. ****************************** ****************** Quickly,
smartly, gallopingly--going, doing. ****************************** ****************** or ************
(********* &c.) A phrase to express A weary long mile. *********************************
****************** To do active service or laborious work. ************************ ************
****************** To bid up; to outbid; to vie at auctions. ************************ ***************
To
be drunk; to reel and stagger under intoxication. ************************ ************
***************
To be in a violent hurry. ****** ************ ********* *************** or ************
***************
************ ********* Why reason about it? Here! We can put it to the test. A phrase used when a
person
or thing has been extravagantly praised, or after pompous vauntings or professions. ******
****************** ************ ********* or ************ ****** (Go back, horse, the water is deep,
or
drink where you are.) Desist in time; the matter is difficult; retreat whilst you may.
****************** (p. 268) [ cat-.akacat-.aka ] ad Imit. of the sounding of the toeornament
******************. 2 Smartly, briskly, rattlingly, apace--walking, running, speaking.
************ or ********* (p. 268) [ cat-.acat-.a or t-.am-. ] ad Imit. of the sound of lashing,
caning
&c.: of the spitting and sputtering of particular things: of the crackling of a burning corpse &c.:
also
emphatically expressive of the stinging and biting of mosquitoes, fleas, bugs. 2 Used with v
******************, ******************, and imitatively of the sound emitted upon any sudden scorching
or singeing.
************ or ********* (p. 270) [ can-.acan-.a or n-.am-. ] ad Imit. of the clank of empty pots and
pitchers. Imit. of the throbbing of a sore; of the sound made by striking with a cane: also expressive
of the lively action of numerous bugs, fleas, mosquitoes, in the exercise of their office. Ex.
************************ ***0 ******************.
************ or ********* (p. 272) [ camacama or mam-. ] ad (The *** is tsh.) Imit. of the sound of
caning; rap! rap! Pr. ********* ************ ***0 ****************** ********* ************; also of
the
jingling of bells on the toes &c. Ex. ********************* ***0 ******************.
****************************** (p. 273) [ caran-.an.gus-.t-.ha ] m S A great toe.
*************** (p. 288) [ cut-.aki ] f A snap with the thumb and a finger. 2 A pinch or the quantity
contained in a pinch, a pugil. 3 An ornament for the toes of women.
************ or ****** (p. 294) [ chan-.achan-.a or n-.a ] ad Imit. of the sound in issuing or
counting
rupees: chink! clink! clank! Hence it implies Freely, liberally, lavishly--giving money. Ex. ***0
*************** ************************************ ****************** ************************
*************** ********* ***************. 2 Imit. also of jingling or tinkling (as of the little
bells
on the toes).
************ (p. 294) [ chan-.n-.a ] ad Imit. of a tinkling or jingling (as of the little bells on the
toes &c.)
****************** (p. 299) [ chamakan-.em-. ] v i (******!) To jingle--toe-ornaments &c. 2 To walk
with
airs and blandishments--a woman.
******-******-******-************-************ (p. 299) [ chama-kana-kara-dini-disi ] ad Imit. of the
jingling or clinking (of toe-ornaments); of the chinking (of money); of the sound of smart strokes
with
a cane &c.
************ or ********* (p. 299) [ chamachama or mam-. ] ad Imit. of a jingling (as of the bells on
the toes). See ************.
****************** (p. 299) [ chamachami ] f (Imit.) A jingling or clinking (as of dancers &c. with
bells on their toes). Hence Dancing and merrymaking.
****************** or ********* (p. 301) [ chumachuma or mam-. ] ad Imit. of the sound of the
********************* or toe bells.
************ (p. 308) [ jamina ] f ( P) Land or ground; the earth as disting. from sea, rivers, or the
air. 2 The earth considered as superficially extended; terrestrial distance or space; ground. Ex.
************ ************ ********* ***0 *************** ****************** ******************
***************. Soil, earth, glebe, arable land. Ex. ********************* ************************
*************** ************ ********* ***0 ************. 4 A terrace, earthen floor, or made ground.
5
The ground (of a garment &c.) as contrad. from the border. 6 The ground (of a picture). Note. For
phrases not found below consult *********. ********************* ********* *************** Used of a
fleet horse or a swift runner; also of a smart, active, ever-stirring and bustling man.
****************** ********* (or *********) ****************** or *********************
***************
To be in extreme indigence; or in utter helplessness (from sickness &c.) ****************** *********
****************** To get on one's feet (after sickness). ****************** ****************** To be
razed, leveled, destroyed, overthrown, lit. fig. ***0 ****************** ****** *************** in.
con.
To be very proud. 2 To rain so as to commingle earth and heaven: also to be very dusty, misty, or
hazy.
***0 ****************** To toe up the ground (as under guilty apprehension or embarrassment: also to
paw
the ground--a horse). ***0 *************** To lie low; to be laid up (as from sickness). 2 To yield or
succumb (as under provocations &c.) ***0 ****************** To appear above ground-vegetables. 2 fig.
To
rise from the bed of sickness; to emerge from obscurity, ignominy, poverty.
****************** (p. 323) [ jod-.avem-. ] n (************) A ring worn on the fore or middle finger
or
middle toe.
*************** (p. 326) [ jorakasa ] c ( P) One who practices ********* or the exercise of lying
along
on hands and toes, and drawing forwards the breast with much straining. Hence 2 An athletic or
powerful
person.
************ or ********* (p. 327) [ jhamajhama or mam-. ] ad (Imit.) With a jingling, clanking, or
clanging sound (as of the bells on the toes). 2 Imit. of the sound of heavy rain, dash! dash!
****************** or ********* (p. 332) [ jhun-.ajhun-.a or n-.am-. ] ad Imit. of the tinkling made
by
toe-ornaments; of the whistling of a breeze &c. v *********, *********.
*************************** (p. 332) [ jhun-.ajhun-.an-.em-. ] v i (******************) To whistle,
sigh, or breathe gently--wind. 2 To sing--as the OEolian harp, Jew's harp &c. 3 To
tinkle--toe-ornaments
&c. 4 To tingle, smart, prickle.
****************** or ********* (p. 332) [ jhumajhuma or mam-. ] ad Imit. of the sound of
*************** (toe-bells) &c. v *********, ******.
********* (p. 344) [ t-.hasaka ] f (******!) The pulsation accompanying a smart &c. 2 The sound of the
clashing of the toe-rings in delicate or airy walking or mincing. Hence airiness, delicateness,
daintiness (of walk, dancing, speech).
****************** (p. 344) [ t-.hasakadara ] a Sounding, clashing, sonorous;--used of the
****************** or toe-ring. 2 Having affectation or dainty airs (in walking, riding &c.)
*************** (p. 347) [ t-.hon-.t-.a ] a ( H) Deprived of arms or legs or fingers or toes: deprived
of its crop or boughs--a tree: reduced to a stump--a thing gen.
****************** (p. 387) [ tod-.an-.em-. ] v c (Active of ****************** To break. ********* S)
To break, dissever, sunder; to part by violence, esp. by some violent modification of Cutting or
Pulling--by hewing, hacking, slashing, cleaving, riving, chipping, chopping, lopping; or by snapping,
rending, plucking &c. See and study the distinction between this verb and ****************** drawn out
under ******************. 2 To cut off from the breast, to wean; as ********* ******************: also
to withdraw the breast; as ********* ******************. 3 To cut off or cut, i.e. to discontinue or
diminish (a thing or a quantity allowed or enjoyed). 4 To retrench, reduce, cut (wages, expenses,
troops, establishments). 5 To dissolve, disunite, break up (a common concern or business, a friendship
or other connection, an associated or an assembled body). 6 To conclude, compose, quell (a dispute or
difference, a commotion or tumult). 7 To bite fiercely; to gnaw and tear; to seize and pull with teeth
or talons. 8 Used hyperbolically of the eager biting or stinging of bugs, fleas, mosquitoes &c.; of
the
harassing and worrying of duns, taskmasters, beggars &c. *************** *************** To contract
for; to farm. *************** *************** To let out on contract or farm.
************ or *************** (p. 397) [ thot-.a or thon-.t-.a ] a *************** a (************)
Deprived of arms, or legs, or fingers, or toes: deprived of its crop or boughs or head--a tree,
corn-stalk &c.: reduced to a stump--a thing gen.
****************** (p. 402) [ darakhoti ] f P Stipulation or agreement (in matters of supply or work);
contracting at a fixed rate. 2 Farm or contract for articles (as ground nuts, potatoes &c.) whilst in
the earth.
*************************** (p. 425) [ dehud-.acaran-.a ] n Standing upon one foot and upon the
inward-curving toes of the other (this second foot usually resting upon the instep of the first). Ex.
******0 ********************* ************ *** ****************************** *** ******************
************ ***. Also ****************** m simply.
****** (p. 447) [ nakha ] n m (S) A nail of a finger or toe. Pr. *************** ******************
********* *************** *************** ********************* *************** Why use a
sledge-hammer
to drive in a tack? 2 A claw or talon (of birds or beasts). 3 n A fragrant drug, Unguis odoratus or
Black Byzantino. 4 A scale (as of the ****************** ****************** or Pangolin). 5 (For
******-
*********) Poison of the nails. v *********, *********, *********. ****************** ************
*************** *************** Expresses suffering from one's own malice or evil. Ps. xxxiv. 21.
*************** ****** ********* *************** ********************* ****************** See the
proverb at the head. To apply hard measures where the very slightest severity is unnecessary. ******
********************* *** *************** To be utterly covered or concealed. ****** ******
****************** To speak loftily or floutingly, with a hoity toity air and toss. ************ A
very
small bit or quantity, a nailful. ****** ****************** g. of s. To obtain entrance; to get a
finger
in. ********* ************ Very small, little, scanty, petty, insignificant--a thing, a business, a
debt, fault, person. ************ ***************- ******-********* *************** To do or act
generally with delicate or dainty airs;--************************ or ************************ To
amuse,
beguile, bamboozle; to wind over one's thumb;--****************** To walk mincingly or
delicately;--****************** To eat daintily, with picking and tossing about;--************
****************** To anticipate with impatient eagerness; to count the days. ******************
******
*************** (Fire has caught at the toe-nails.) Disaster or adversity is but begun (************
*************** ********* ************************ *********). ************ ********* ***************
or
****************** ************ *************** *************** Castus ad unguem. ************
***************-************************-****************** *************** (To sit biting or striking
together one's nails.) To be out of employ: also to be baffled, foiled, posed.
********************************* (p. 447) [ nakhasikhaparyanta ] ad ************************ ad (S)
From the nails of the toes to the tuft of the head; from head to foot.
************ (p. 447) [ nakhut-.a ] n P (******) A nail of a finger or toe. 2 A claw.
*************************** (p. 507) [ padan.guli ] f S A toe.
****************************** (p. 507) [ padan.gus-.t-.ha ] m S A great toe.
****************** ****************** (p. 510) [ payaci karan.gal-.i ] f The little toe.
************************ (p. 533) [ polhara ] m A silver-ornament for the toes of women.
*************** (p. 538) [ prapada ] n S The middle of the foot,--the five bones connecting the tarsus
and the toes, the metatarsus. Ex. ********************* *************** ******************************
*************** *** ********************* ********************* ****************** ***; also *********
********************* *************** ********************* *** ***************
*************************** *************************** ***.
*************** (p. 580) [ bicava ] m ( H) A sort of dagger. 2 Applied fig. (esp. by schoolboys) to a
short and little but effective pen. 3 A term for a little but sharp and capable man. 4 An ornament for
the toes.
************ (p. 588) [ becaka ] n f ********************* f ************************ n
****************** or *** n ****************** n ************************ n The bifurcation or fork of
a
tree or stake: also the space between every two fingers or toes; and, according to some, the space of
the bend of the knee, arm, loins, or neck. *************************** In the fork of; in the closing
and jamming place. v ***************, ******.
********* (p. 590) [ bela ] m (*************** S) A tree sacred to Shiva, Egle marmelos or Cratoeva
religiosa. 2 A leaf of it. 3 n A fruit of it.
********* (p. 593) [ bot-.a ] n A finger or a toe. 2 The measure of a finger's breadth. 3 A fingerful,
i.e. a small quantity (of honey). See under ************. ********* ***************, *********
************************ To point out with the finger, to indigitate. ***************
******************
To crack the finger-joints. ********* ********************* To get a slight footing, entrance, or
establishment; to thrust a finger in. ****************** ************************ To have perfect
ascendancy over; to twist round one's finger. ************ *************** ***************
****************** *************** ********* A phrase implying that some difference must be expected
and
put up with in things howsoever closely resembling one another. ********************* ***************
************************ ************************ ****************** To catch a man in his own trap.
************ ****************** *************** ************ *************** ********* ***************
None knows where the shoe pinches but the wearer: also one seldom feels for another. *********
*************** ****************** *************** in. con. (The heavens are now distant by only two
finger-breadths.) A phrase used of a lofty and lordly person. ************************
*************************** ********* ************ *************** Sweet and soft dealing will not
always accomplish our object.
*************** (p. 593) [ bod-.aka ] a (*********) Bare, uncovered, wanting the usual covering (of
turban, hat, cap)--the head; and, attrib., the person. Pr. *************** *********************
*************** *************** ********************* ******0 Pr. ***************************
********************* ****************************** ***************. 2 Bare about the crop, top, or
head; divested or destitute of the usual ornaments or appendages--a tree without its crop, a cow's
head
(or the cow) without horns, or with curt or short horns, or with horns curving back and in, a hand
without fingers, or a foot without toes, a woman without hair, a hill without trees, a house without
roof, or without the usual upper story: also a man that has lost his wife, a widower.
*************** (p. 593) [ bon-.d-.i ] f ****************** or ****** f ****************** n dim.
****************** n ( H) A roundish top or end (of a thing gen.); as the tip of the nose, the nipple,
glans penis, the extremity of a toe or finger &c.; the tip of a ****************** (fruit-stalk of the
Plantain) almost exhausted: also a knob, boss, bunching or protuberant portion. See further under
************.
********* or *** (p. 615) [ bhui or i ] f (****** S) The terraqueous globe. 2 The ground. 3 *********
will be met with in all the senses and in many of the phrases under ************. 4 Stature. Ex.
************ ********************* ********* ****************** ************. *********
****************** To scratch up the ground. Said of a faulty, convicted, and abashed person who
stands
excuseless, drawing in his toes. *************** ********************* To recover from dangerous
sickness; to get on one's legs again. ********************* ***************************
****************** Ex. ****** *************** ******************? *********************
*************************** *************** ************ ******************. I live upon some spot of
this earth,--I live, Sir, in my skin. *************** *************** (To grow into the ground.) To
grow
down; to grow the wrong way. Said of animals and plants which are dwarfed or stunted. *********
*************** *************** To be ready to sink into the ground (through shame &c.) *********
********************* (To beat the ground.) Ex. ************ ************ ****************** *********
*************** ********* Dont cast false charges; dont lay wrong imputations. ********* *********
************ ************ The earth cries aloud against it, proclaims (this secret sin &c.)
****************** (p. 616) [ bhumakhana ] n R A swarm or host (of destructive or troublesome
creatures
(as of locusts, ants, mosquitoes, beggars).
****************** (p. 649) [ masol-.i ] f (************ Esp. in poetry.) A fish. 2 A fish-form
ornament
for the toes of females. 3 P An unusually fleshy udder.
****************** or ****** (p. 698) [ run-.ajhun-.a or n-.a ] ad Imit. of the jingle or clink of
toe-ornaments &c. Ex. ************ ********************* ************ ******0 *** ************
*************** ************ ***.
****************** (p. 698) [ run-.ajhun-.a ] f The jingling, clinking, tinkling of toeornaments &c.
*************************** (p. 698) [ run-.ajhun-.an-.em-. ] v i (******************) To jingle,
tinkle, or clink --toe-ornaments.
************ (p. 737) [ val-.em-. ] n (********* S) A ring (of gold, silver &c.) for the fingers or
toes.
****************** or ****** (p. 762) [ viravadi or dhi ] or ****** f A silver toe-ornament of
females.
****************** (p. 762) [ virodi ] f A silver toe-ornament of females.
****************** (p. 762) [ viroli ] f A silver toe-ornament of females.
************************ (p. 765) [ visanakhya ] a (********* & ******) That has twenty toes;-- used
of
a dog &c.
****************** (p. 768) [ virasana ] n (S) A posture or attitude,--that of the body erect upon the
knees and toes or upon one knee and one foot (as indicative of animation or alertness); the posture of
the warrior (in archery on the battle-field, or in the council, or in formal assembly before the
king).
v ******. 2 Any seat or sitting material of the warrior.
********* (p. 770) [ ved-.a ] f A web woven with the fibrous roots of the wheat-stalks as they lie in
the *************** or rick; to prevent the sheaves from being pulled out by thieves. 2 n f A ring in
general (for a finger or a toe).
************ (p. 770) [ ved-.an-.a ] n R (******************) A clumsy and coarsely wrought ring (of
gold or silver); worn on the fingers or toes.
********* (p. 771) [ ved-.ha ] n f (******************) A ring (of silver &c.) for the fingers or
toes.
2 m C Girth or circumference.
*************** (p. 771) [ ved-.hem-. ] n (************) A ring (of gold, silver &c.) for the fingers
or
toes.
********************* or ************************ (p. 773) [ vyan.gula or vyan.guli ] a S Fingerless:
also toeless.
****************** or ****** (p. 801) [ s-.ad-.an.gula or li ] a S pop. ********************* a
Six-fingered or six-toed.
********* (p. 833) [ sala ] m f (Commonly ***************) Peace or truce. 2 Advice. 3 An ornament for
the little finger or the little toe. 4 Used adverbially in the sense of Well, good, be it so, let us
have peace about it. Ex. ****************** ********************* ********* ***************
*************** ********************* ********* *************** *************** *********
********************* ********* ***************?
*************** (p. 833) [ salla ] m f ( A) Peace; also armistice or truce; cessation or suspension of
war or hostilities. 2 Counsel or advice. v ************, ******, ************. 3 An ornament for the
little finger or the little toe.
************************ (p. 840) [ san.gal-.ya ] a (****** Six, *************** Finger.) That has a
sixth finger or toe.
****************** or ************ (p. 847) [ sabot-.i or t-.ya ] a (****** & *********) Six-fingered:
also six-toed.
********************* (p. 868) [ son-.d-.ya ] a (************) That has a trunk or snout;--as the
elephant, the locust, certain species of gnats and mosquitoes.
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