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ENGLISH-KONKANI
DICTIONARY
y^NGHLus Francis Xavier Maffei
If TBI MOIBTT ov jsari
HAKOALOBE
FBIHTED AT THE BASSIi HISSIOB TRESS
1883
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PREFACE
In presenting tliis Dictionary, the first attempt of its kind in
Konkarti, to the public, it would, the Author conceives, be suf-
ficient claim to their indulgence to state that the bulk of the
work is the fmit of an extremely short acquaintance with En<
glish, and of a still shorter one with Konkani. But it should
further be borne in mind that the Author has bad no written
materials whatever to assist him in his work. The Eonkani
langnage hitherto has existed only in the mouth of the people,
and it has been part of the Author's task, first, to pick up the
language by personal intercourse with them, and secondly, to
endeavour to reduce it to method and uniformity. Moreover,
circumstances have rendered it impossible for him to carry the
manuscript, at least the English-Konkani portion of it, through
the press himself, so that he has been debarred from correctiog
faults which he would otherwise have seen proper to correct in
the course of publication.
In spite of these drawbacks, however, the Author would call
attention to the fact that all the words given in the Dictionary
as Konkani, with the exception of a few expressly marked, are
really such. It may be urged in opposition to this statement,
1) that many of them are, if not identical with, at least very
like the Canarese or Tulu equivalents; 2) that, as a matter of
(kct, many of them are not understood by the people themselves;
3) that the meaning of certain words, in familiar use with the
common people to express certain material objects, have had
their meaning extended, and been used to express analogous ab-
stract ideas; and lastly, that words have been compounded and
giren in the Dictionary, which did not exist as such before. To
the first objection he would auswer, that such words cannot be
considered purely Canarese or Tulu, since they are to be found in
both the Dravidian and Gaurian languages. The second objection
may be met by the following considerations ; that the reason why
some words are not understood by the people themselveB, is, not
that those words are not Konkani, but that the language embraces
so great a variety of dialects, that what is understood by some
is not understood by others, and what is spoken in one place is
not spoken in another. The Author has not confined himself in
bis researches to one particular district or to particular classes
of men. It is quite true, however, that not all the Eonkani
words that exist, have been inserted, nor are all those inserted
equally good or correct. A selection, perhaps, will have to be
made later on. As to the third and fourth objections, it should
be remembered that either no equivalent at all, or a Sanskrit
or Marathi one, which very few, if any, would have understood,
had to be given for such words. The Author may reasonablj
justify his adoption of these methods on the ground that they
seemed to him the only means calculated to raise the tone and
enrich the vocabulary of a long neglected language. As re-
gards the compouQd words more particularly, he would remind
his readers that this manner of compounding words is not alien
to, but in conformity vrith the spirit of Konkani, Moreover, all
such compounds have been carefully tested and examined with *
the assistance of different native gentlemen.
As regards the use of the Dictionary, frequent references
bare been made throughout to the Author's Konkani Grammar,
lately published, which it presupposes, and of which indeed it is
the proper completion. To show the proper use of a word, the
most important part of a Dictionary, a literal second translation
„, „ L.oogic
of the Koukani word or phrase, instoad of an example, haa been
given; the reader Trill choose that which corresponda to the
meaning he requires. The different meanings of the English
words hare been established chiefly according to the Dictionary
of Smith; to the different English meanings, some of which are
rather rare, different Konkani words or expressions have been
assigned, distinguished, for clearness' sake, by numbers; where
only a semicolon distinguishes them, the words or expressions
are simply or nearly synonyms. To the Eonkani translation of
an English word, words in brackets have sometimes been added;
the reader must use his judgment as to when the sense requires
the addition of the bracketed words, when not.
Finally, the Author offers his hearty thanks to all who have
assisted him in his work; among others to the Ber. Fr. A.
Coelho, who, after a careful inspection, was pleased to declare in
writing his full approbation of the work. He would more
especially express his gratitude to His Excellency Mountstuart
Elphinstone Grant Duff, Governor of Madras, for according to
him the assistance of Government in the printing of this work;
as also to J. Sturrock Esq., Collector of South Canara, for the
sincere interest he has evinced in its promotion. Above all, the
Author gives thanks to God, the Giver of all good, to Whose
special help is due whatever is good in this Dictionary.
Cannanore, Oeiober 188S. ^, F. X. M., S. J.
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AppUoation of Roman characters to the
Konkani Alphabet.
il = a closed a, often nearly 6.
a = a common a.
a = a long a.
b = a common b.
bb = tbe same aspirated.
C = a soft c, as cb in chapter.
&b = tbe same aspirated.
d = a common d.
dh = tbe preceding aspirated.
d = a cerebral d.
clh = ttie preceding aspirated.
e = a sbort e.
e = a long e.
f=a common f.
g = a bard g, as gh in Latin.
gh = tbe same "aspirated.
gn = ny in banj'an.
g-n=ign in Ignatius.
h=b aspirated, as in English.
i=:a sbort i.
i = a long i.
j = a soft g, as j in English.
jb = tbe same aspirated.
k^a bard c, like c in calendar.
kb = the same aspirated.
H = 2 in appendix.
l = a common 1.
I = a cerabral 1,
iD = a common m.
n = a common n.
II = a cerebral q.
S=a nasal, indistinct sound.
o = a sbort o.
0 = a long 0.
p = a common p.
pb = tbe same aspirated.
q = a common q.
r = a common r.
s = an English s as in salute.
i = aD English sh.
| = an English cerebral sb.
t = a common t.
th=tbe same aspirated.
t = a cerebral t.
tb = tbe same aspirated.
n = a short u.
Q=:a long u.
u = a half vowel.
T = a common t approaching n.
^ = ^ in yam.
z = z in wizard.
zh = the same aspirated.
' upon a vowel shows a closed
vowel, e. g. 6 is pronounced
as a in tale ; h is pronounced
as e in well.
" shows the accent of the pre-
ceding syllable.
The diphthongs are pronounced
according to tbe Roman
alphabet, viz. by joining tbe
original sounds of the com-
pounded vowels ; thus an is
like on in house; ei as in
Latin mei, etc.
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DireotlonB for the use of this Dictionary.
1 . The accent is generally upon the last syllable ; -where
not, " is put after the acceuted sjllable.
2. Of the DouDB, the ITominatiTe and Original cases are
given.
3. Of verbs, the root is given, which generally is foand in
the Imperative singular; in some rare cases the 3rd person
singalar is given, to be known by the literal translation. In
order to secure oniformity, the Imperative has been put, even
when the meaning would have required the 3rd Person Indicative,
e.£^. Succumb = p&dau za instead ^p&d&u zata.
4. Of the adjectives of three terminations, the masculine
singular has been given.
5. The negative forms given under Im and Un are generally
not used by common people: they rather use the affirmative
form with a negative verb or in a negative construction.
6. The construction of Konkani phrases is generally hinted
at in their literal translation. Thus, if in the literal translation
of the Konkani word corresponding to an English transitive verb,
a verb and a noun with a Genitive occurs, this shows that the
Genitive must be used instead of the English Accusative, provided
nothing else is stated.
See further explanations in the Directions prefixed to the
Eonkani-English Dictionary.
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AbbreTlations.
a. or adj. a adjective.
Alc. = Accusatire.
ad, or adv, = adrerb.
anal. = analytical.
App. = Appendix.
approx. = approximate.
Ari. = Article.
l>et. = better.
c. V. = caneatire verb.
Cn. or Can. = Canarese.
ch. = chapter.
ch. cs. = change construction.
Comm. or Cm. = Communicatiye
case, i. e. Original with \ar
giS or kJlde.
com, = commonly.
conj. = conjunction.
tf(?m!^Q!yiz^,= comparative degree.
crc, = circamlocution.
D, or Dai, = Dative.
decl. = declinable.
Dim. = diminutive.
e.g: = for example.
esp. = especially.
empA. = emphatic.
ex. = exactly.
J^. Qv/. = feminine gender.
/^. = fignrative, t. e, meaning.
fr. = foreign word, i. e. of Eu-
ropean origin, especially
Portuguese; sometimes this
/r. has been omitted.
/ui. = future.
G, = Genitive.
G. M., G. F., G. N, = Genitive
mascoline. Genitive feminine,
Genitive neuter; see Gram,
p. II and 51.
Gram, = Grammar.
JS,fC. = a Bed especially by Hinda
Eonkans.
h. w. = high word.
Hind, = Hindustani.
Imp. = Imperfect tense.
ind. art. = indefinite article.
iTtdecl. = indeclinable.
Insir. = Instrumental.
int. = interjection.
It. or /tal, = Italian.
Kan or Kn. = Eanarese.
Konk. = Eonkanism.
/. = literal, i. e, translation.
Lat, = Latin.
Loc. = Locative case; see Gram,
p. 10.
M. or m, = masculine gender.
ntn. = meaning or it means.
Mr. = Marathi.
mt. = metaphorical, i, e. mean-
ing.
«. or iV. = neuter gender.
N, or iVdOT. = Nominative.
». c. = not common, i. e, not in
common use : this sign has
been sometimes omitted.
n. u. = not used: sometimes
this sign has been omitted.
n. -v. = neuter verb.
L.oogk-
ABBBKTIATIOHS,
Necess. = Kecesaary mood.
neg.form = Degative construc-
tion.
Or. or O. = Original case.
o6j. = object.
ois. = obsolete.
ol, = old or obsolete word.
o^, K opposite.
P. = Part.
p. = page.
pari. = participle.
^ss. = paaaire.
perh. = perhaps.
pM. e philosophically.
Pl. = plural.
Postp. or Pstp. = Postposition.
poten, = potential mood.
pr, MS proper meaning ae opposed
to figurative.
prep. =.= preposition.
pron. at pro. -= pronoun.
Prs. «= Person.
pr. fg. = properly and figura-
tively.
r. — rare word.
rl. or rel. = religious word.
rs, = resolve into,
s. = substantive.
Sans. = Sanskrit.
Si. = Subject.
sing. = singular.
superl. = superlative degree.
tr. = transitive verb.
V. or vr6. = verb.
zftir. = variety, i.e. of pronanci-
ation, etc.
vl, or vlg. — vulgar.
w. B word.
See these abbreviations further
explained in the Eonkani-
Engliah Dictionary.
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ENGLISHKONKANI
DICTIONARY
A, an, ind. art. yek ; see Gram.
p. 80.
Aback, ad. pati.
Abandon, v. 1. sod, e.g. a town,
apoorman; (Bodsseek; zod
= obtam,clasp); sand, e.g. a
house.
2.vater ghal, or s6dn vftter
glial=piit on the vs,j,/g.
Abandoned, pari. a. see v. nira-
dhari = having no help;
upai natnllo = having no
means.
Abandonment, s. 1. sodai, -ne,/.
2. niriidhar, -ra, m. see adj.
and V.
Abase, see Humble.
Abash, V. I&z3j, c.v. of \kz\ U-
jek ghal=/. put to shame.
Abate, II. 1 . uno k&r ^ I. make
leBS,/r.', uno za, n. v.; hSJu
kar = /. make light,^.
2. denn, n. v. devoi, c. v., e. g.
price, feyer.
Abatement, s. 1. devap, -pa, «,
2.halnai, -ye, /. see v.; une-
pon, -na, «. see v.
Abbess, s. (madriniSi) Todiln,-lm,
/.=/. superioress (of nuns)^.
(kS.DyastriaD5t) rodiln, -Ini,
/. = /. superioress (of nuns).
Abbey, s. mot, -ta, m, (not ap-
plied to Christian converts).
Abbot, j.matafidhipati, -ti, m. or
-Yodil, -la, tn.
Abbreviate, V. motvo kS,r =make
short; uno k&r = make less.
Abbreviation, s. 1. motvepog,
-na, «. = /. shortness: bet.
rs. V.
2. s&nki^p, -pa, m. == abridg-
ment.
3. zodakser.-ra, «. (in -writing).
Abdicate, !<, sod = /. leave, e.g.
an ofKce, a kingdom; raji di
=pve resignation, obj, Dai.
Abdication, s. sodni, -ne, /.',
raji, -je,/.
Abd
Abo
Abdomen, s. p6t, -ta, n.
Abduction, s. rs. v. kad or UadQ
kane or kadn vod.
Aberration, s. l.tsuk, -ki, /.=
/. error, deviation.
2. vatetsuk, -ki, /. = /. mistake
of the way.
3. vankdi yat,-te,/ = /. crooked
way.
Abet, "v. (vaitak) kumok kar =
/. make help (to evil).
Abettor, s. (vaitak) kumok kar-
tolo, 07 vaitakumki, -kia or
vaitakumkegar, -ra, m.
Abeyance, .T. rs. kbali aaa=vaca-
tion is; or sadiak ravap,
-raupa, n.
Abbor, v. kantal, e.g. sin; see
Hate.
Abhorrence, s. kantalo, -lea, or
kantal, -la, m.\ hagefi, -gea,
«.=/.liatred; jiddij, -da, n.
=.1. enmity.
Abide, v. 1. rau = /. remain;
vas kar = ^. make residence.
2. rak = /. wait for, expect.
S.thirzaun rau=remaiii con-
stant.
Ability, s. s&kat, -kti,/ ; aam-
arthi,-rthe,/.; tran, -na, n.
see CleTemcsB.
Abject, a. uno, e. g: ab. man ;
kirkol = I. low, wretched;
halko = /. low, corrupted ;
fi,nvo = I. of low state.
Abjectness, s. anepon, -na, ».;
haikepon, -na, n. ; kirkolai,
-ye,y. see adj.
Abjoration, s. pirma^ar sodni,
-dne,y. or bet. rs. i>.
Abjare,?'.p^rmanars6d=/. leave
on oath.
AWe.fl.saktivont; tran asuUo;
zanto= clever; rs. taiikta=
power is, or 'tank asuUo'.
Able (Be), see adj.
Ablation, s. duvap, duupa, n. ;
snan, -na, n. {H. K.)
Abneg:ation, s. apli inkari, -re,
/.=re9istanc6 to oneself.
Aboard (Oo), taryar tsad.
Abode, s. bidar, -ra, n, ; thikaneS,
-nea, n. = residence, place;
va3,-sa,».; thanen, -nea, n.
Abolish, V. dank or damp = I.
ehxA, /g.,e.g. ab, a school;
mokupkar; kadnghal, £.^.
an order = /. drawing put ;
kadn ud&i.
Abolition,^- mokup,-pe,/.; r&cldi;,
-da, n.=l. nullity; rs. v. ■
Abominable, a. l.kantaleatso ti^
kantalo Svo zallo; khotepo-
natso =£ wicked.
Abominate, see Abhor.
Abomination, 2. 1. kantalo, -}ea,
7». = act of abhorring.
2.kbotepon, -na, «. = objeetof
'kantalo'.
Aborigines, s. mulTasi= /. radical
inhabitants.
Abortion, s. volaunen, -nea, «.
Abortion (Caaee), -v. vol&i, e.g.
avoi hurgeak voiaita = the
child is miscarried.
i.-...iA'00glc
Abo
Abs
Abound, w. I,bh6r=/, be filled,
from 'bh6r=fill'; see Gram,
p. 276. 6; sompurnai asa ;
bhdrn asa.
2.is&A,orbet. ts&d asa = be too
much, or also be much.
About, ad. prep. 1 . sumar, Lai.
circiter (more or less).
2. bS.husa = /. nearly, almost
(a little less).
3.Yisfant=as, speak ab. God.
4.bouutaaiQ=/. around.
5.thaifi=/. as regards, e. ff.
^tmea tb. = as r. the soul.
&.by ist Loc, e.g. ab. the
iieck=gSIeaut.
'Come ab.=gad'; 'bring ab.=
gjldiii or kS-r or k&r&i'.
Above, prep. 1 . 2nd. Loc.
2. voir.
Abav9,eKi. 1. voir; unt8,e.^, look
above.
2. pr&3, vorn, mih Comparat.
see Gram. p. 65.
'Be ab. = beparvokar=^. make
contempt, be unwilling to
condeBcend, G. M.
Abrade, v. 1. kS4 or pusun
lead.
2. pus = clean, e.g. a black-
board.
Abrasion, s. puaap, -spa, ». or
rs. V.
Abreast, ad. 1. harin = 1. in a
line.
2.]agin^clo8e.
Abridge, v. a&nksep kilr, G. M. \
motvo k&r = make short.
Abridgment,^. B&nk54p, -pa, m.;
gosvaro, -rea, m.
Abroad, ad. 1. bhair = outside,
out.
2.pJlrg£Tant = in a foreign
country.
Abrogate, see Abolish.
Abrupt, 1. l.au<iit = sudden.
2. laganatullo=sA unconnected;
see Steep.
Abscess, s. fod, -da, n>.
Absoond, v. lipii, c. v. of lip,
rt.u.
Absence, s. gairhazri, -ri, /. or
rs. a.
Absent, a. g&irh^z&r; 'be ab. in
mind = motir nan'.
Absent, V. disaaan=does not
appear.
Absinth,^. Lmfirnpitri, -tri,/.
2. if nsedy^., kazro, -rea, m.
=nux vomica, {used as a
term 0/ comparisofi).
Absolute, a. l.^sertatso I'r as&-
rtatso=;. unconditional.
2. BOt^ntr^ asi^llo or sot&ntra-
t80= /. haying absolute power,
independent.
Z. Often rs., e.g. into 'purten =
fully', or 'sompuru=perfect',
etc.
Absolution, s. 1. absolusaun,
-sSva, «. {rl.),fr. ; bogsanen,
-iiea, «.=forgivenese.
2.sutka, 'ke,/. = acquittal.
AbBoJva, V. absolusaun di=/.
give absolution (W.) ; bogsi,
{old form 'bogoa') ; map ka.r
Abs
Abu
=: excase, overlook; s6d =
acqnit, pass. 3ut; see Grsja.
p. 134. 4.
Ahflorb, V. l.girii, c.v. of
gir, n.v. (var. jirii), e.g: a
spoDge absorbs ; vod = I.
2.gil=/. swallow.
'He is absorbed in meditatiou=
to niya^ant budla'.
Abetain, v. I. tsukiii, c.v. of
tsuk, «.^. patak tsuk&isab.
from sin; iy neg. gerund
in '-tanan' and 'rau', e.g.
kbainastanaa rau=ab. from
eating.
2.jinzTar dovor=keep fasting,
Jr.', upasi rau s remain fast-
ing.
N. B. There is no word in com-
mon use to distinguish irtte
fasting from simple absti-
nence.
AbBtemiouB, a. 1. hiltan piyeun-
t80=drinking moderately.
2. sore piyenatullo=notdriak-
ing liquor.
Abstiitenoe, s. 1. tsukougea, -riea,
2. vlg. jinzvSr, -ra, m.,fr. ; mas
khaunk nozo, vlg.; upas,
-sa, »»,=true fasting.
S.masasodap, -dpa, «. clear-
ing of meal, n. u.
Abstract, ». l.kad or T6d.
2-fg. ch. cs. as, 'ab. your heart
from the world =tam6en
kSiliz s&unear tsukoundi', or
■tujen k&liz humbo] = /. root
out your heart'.
Z.phil. ving^ cint.
Abetraotion, s. l.phil. vingid
k&r£i i3intna, -tue,/.
2. in other mn. rs. v.
Abstruse, a. gutatso or gupit=
secret,/^.; somzanatullos/.
not understood; aomzanan-
so; tiizvizitso = maliciously
ah.,n.£.; k^nti^i iir k£itin=i
difficult, e.g. to be learnt.
Abstmseness, s. 1 . kiitinai, -je,/-
2. kalok, -ka, m.=sl. darkaeas,
fg; ft. c.
Absurd, a. \.vlg. nozo = is im-
poeaible; 'this ia ab. = yea
Dozo'; lagan^tullosoot con-
nected.
2. nakazallo = nonsensical; vft-
reavelos windy, fg., e. g. ab.
words.
Absurdity, s. l.virodbai, -ye,/.
= /, contradiction; virodh-
pon, -ga, n,
2. nakazalli v^sti; = /. non-
sensical thing ; nakazallo,
•lea, ff2. = nonsense.
Abundance, s, s&mpurnai, -ye/. ;
p&ripurnai, -ye, /. ; 'ulg. rs.
ts&d=mucb.
Abundant, a. sampuru, e.g. ab.
crop ; p&ripurn, e. g, ab.
crop; dildos (TT dadosi, e.g.
ab. crop.
Abuse, V. l.gali sang org. sou =
say abuses ; &al&k| k&r, n. c.
i.-...iA''00glc
Abu
2. &lak|a Hr, e. g. ab. time,
n. c.\ pad kSrs spoil; be-
parvo k&r=/. contempt,_^.
G.M.; nispr&jog kar, G,M.
= 1. make abuse, n.c.
■S.mekoa, mirua=/. trespass,
e.g. podvek m, = abuse poor-
er,
Abase, s. l.gal, -H,/; &uUks,
-sa, «. c.
2; nisprltyog, -ga, «(.=wrong
use; uksam, -ma, m., n. c;
AbBBire, a. SJnaanatso; 'ab.
■word8=gali'.
Abyss, s. gundi, -ye,/.
Academy, s. vidyesal, -le, /.
Acoelerate, V. l.lagiak&r=iuake
near.
2. vegin k&r, or bet. ftus&r kSr
=:inake haste; vegiii taS.l&i =
cause to go fast ; vegifi
tsftl = go fast ; ch. cs., e.g. ac.
death =jini motvi k3,r.
.Asoentt s. I. tajeabhar, -ra, m.
^heaviness of voice, weight
of voice ; taleabhed, -da, m.
difference of voice.
2. taleabharatso gurty, -ta, m.
ssign of weight of voice.
Aoeent, v. tale^bhar ghal.
Accept, "B. 1. k&na or kanghe or
ghe; mann^ = please, Sh.
Dai.; vopnn k&ne=coaBent-
ingtake; vopsun k3,ne=con-
Bigaed take.
2. melM= aggregate.
Ace
Acceptable,<z.mog&}=deaT;&pur-
bayetso K amiable; maavon-
tso = pleasing.
Aooeptable (Be), manu& = /.
please; '(&an) s&ntos pautan
. . .th&in=I feel pleasure
in ... '
Aoceptation, 5. 1.gbevap, -paftt.;
mauuap, -pa, »., e. g. of a
present.
2. melonnefi, -nea, n. s aggre-
gation.
Acoeas, s. rig, -ge,/.
Accessible, a. rigatso or votsayet
asuUo.
AoceB8ory,a. uneQg&rjetBO = less
Accident, s. 1 . grStstsar, -rS,
fn.=fate; giidap, -dpa, n. =
event.
2. tsuk, -ki, /. = I. mistake.
3. Barken, -kea, n. opp. to sar =
substance.
By ac.l . tsukon = by mistake.
2.gratstsar&ne/£^.
3.apsent3 = by itself.
Accidental, a, l.gratstsaratso;
g&dpatso.
2. aui3it = I. sudden, unexpect-
ed.
Acclamation, s. hoglap, -pa, «.
Acclivity, see SJope.
Accommodate, v. 1 . layek k&r =
make fit.
2. zago di = give place,
'ac. yourself to the will of =
G. khusie p&rm&no te^l'.
A'OogIc
Ace
Ace
Aeoommodation, s. 1 . bori suat,
-te, /. = good place; boro
zago, -gea, M.=good place.
2. s&madhan, -na, n. = concord,
peace; raji, -je,/ = ac. bet-
ween litigants.
Aooompanimeiit (of marriage),
h.6r-\},-m,m.; dibb&n,-na, n.
Aooompany, v. pS.voi=l. cause
to reach, _^,; tfr . . . aangata
vots=gowith
Accomplice, §amil, -la, m.; van-
tell, -lia,7w.; sangati, 4ia, «t.
Accomplish, V. vlg. kabar kilr =
finish, y^.; tirai, tr.v. tiraa,
n. V. ; ph^dSa bS>r.
Accord, V. sams pod = fall right ;
Top= agree.
Accord {With one), yeka motin
or yeka budin.
Accordance (In aoo. with), l.rs.
zata=is fit.
2. p&rmane asa, e.g. in ace.
with the order.
Accordingly, ad. t&r, dekun.
Accoont, s. 1.16k, -ka, n. (also
statement, importance).
2./g: karan, -na, M.=cau8e;
sabab, -bi, /, ; rs. pasnn or
pasyot=on account of; 'give
acc.=lek di'; 'call toacc.=
I^kduinfieakapoi'; seeyHne,
Importance, Profit.
Acconnt, v. 1. karan dak&i =
show the cause, ace, for;
sabab di=give reason, ace.
for.
2,16k di = give account.
Acconnt-hook, s. lekaSen pus-
tak, -ka, n.
Aconmulate, v. ras k&r, Ace. or
G. .^.= make heap; t8ad5,i=
increase; mel&i, e.£^. ace.
sins; zom&i or zomo k^r;
punz^i, e.£'. ace. money.
Accnmtilation, s. ras, -si, /. ;
zomo, -mea, m.; punzo, -jea,
vt. (of money).
Accnraey, s. zagrntai, -ye,_/
Accurate, a. zagrut=/.awake,
/g: ; sarko = /, exact.
Amviaei, pari. a. sirS.p podijUo.
Accusation, s. 1 . firiyad, -di,/, =
crimiDal aec.
2. k&ifet, -ti,/=civil ace,
3.dur, -ra, «. = private ace.
Aoouse, V. 1. firiyad di or f,
sang, znd Loc.
2, k&ifet di or k. sang.
3. guniaukar k&r=make guilty ;
duru5.i, c.v. tf/^durua; sin
ulai=say complaint.
Accuser, s. l.muddM, -d&i, m.
opp. to muddayale, -le, vt. =s
accused, criminal.
2. vadi, -di, m. opp. to prati-
v£idi=ciYil aec.
Accustom, V. sfivoi k3,r, G. F. tr.
v.\ s. za, n.v.
Acerb, a. l,h5.rvo (not ripe).
2.ambot=/, aeid.
Acerbity, J, l.harvai, -ye,/
2.amsani, -ni, /; kodsan,
-ni,/.'
^■fg. katiijai, -ye,/ = severity.
Ach
Acu
Aehe,^. l.dab,-ki,/. ; pbodapod,
-di,y;; rs.v. duk-ta: 'I have
a headache = maten duktii'.
Aduere, see Aecomplish.
Acid, a. ambot.
Acidit7, s. amfi&ii, -ni, or am-
botai, -y6,y.
Acknowledge, v. 1. vop, or
TOppigi kfir, e.g. 'anii mozo
gunyaiin voptan=sl ack. my
fault'; Tolok kfi.r, G.F. or
Tolka= recognize.
2.1ek, or lekan ghe: 'ack. the
receipt = T&3id lekun gbe*.
Aoknowledgment, s. 1 . volok, -Iki,
/■ ; TOPPigi, -ge, /
2.rilsid, -de,/,
Acqual&t, v. k&l&i (c. v. of k&l «
know); zanfi,i (c.v.ofza,n'a.=:
knows).
Ac^naintance, J. volok, -Jki,/.
Acquainted (Be acq. witli), G.
Tolok asa; rs. volkitso, e.g.
tafii volok m&ka &Ba, or to
moje volkitso.
Acc[nirei v. zod; jik; melta=is
found, /g., sb. Dot.
Acquirement, f. l.zod, -di,/
S.zanvai, -ye,/.=knowledge.
Acqnit, "V. Bod= dismiss innocent;
pass: sut; jcfGram. p. 134.4.
see Behave.
Aoqnittali s. autka, -ke,/.
Acrid, a. \. khar; la3tso =
burning; tik; kodu=bitter.
^.fg. m8tur= cruel. xf^
Acrhnony, s. l.kodsari, -ne{-ni),
^■fg. k&tinai, -ye,/.
Across, polt&di = /. beyond, opp.
to 'alt^i = on this side'.
'I come acr. a person m= yeklo
maka melta'.
Act, s. baryen, -yea, »., e.g. of
the mind ; also an action out
of the common run, e,g. a
dinner to gaests; k&mi,
-ne,/.
Aet, V. l.kilr = do.
2. t8&l = behave.
3. b&dli pole or. G. au&ter
tsUUi^act for.
4.gunak pod=/. fall to effect,
e.g. a medicine.
Acting, s. bS.dU, -lia, m. ; G.
suater tsSl^tolo.
Action, s l.k&rni, -me,/
2. karyeu, -yea, n. see Act
3. k&rtuefi, -tuea, n. {or k&rtua,
-ye, /)« great action.
Active, l.tsurk; Bnd&l = agile;
Budeudayetso = agile ; usar
= clever. [medicine.
2. boladik = I. strong, e. g. a
Activity, ,r. I.tsurk, -rka, ». iTf
tsnrkpon, -na, n. ; Budalai,
-ye, /„■ Budaudai, -ye, /,;
u§&rai, -ye,/, see adj.
2.bol, -la, n. see adj.
Actor, s. natakfir, -ra, m. or
fitagar, -t&, m. (in a drama).
Actual, a. l.kh&rotssreal.
2. atantso=/. of now.
Acute, a. 1 . dh&r aai^llo, or dba-
ritBO=having a fine edge;
domsatso= pointed.
2./g. barik, e.g. eyes, mind.
Acu
Adm
AoataneBB, s. l.dhar, -ri, /.
2. domos, -msa, m.
Z.fg. barikai, -ye,/, ste adj.
Adagn, s. gad, -di,/
Adamant, see Ma^et.
Adapt, V. l.layek kS,r, tr. v.
2. zata or sazta, n. v. =13 fit.
Add, V. l.aniki ghal or a. di =
put or give more; 'ani' with
the required verb, e.g. 'a.
tin di=add three'.
2. kudsi, e.g. a wing to a house.
3. tace iivai sang= Bay besides.
Addict, V. l.lai = /. apply, tr. v.
2.1ag=s^ be applied, n.v.\
bhal= devote oueself wholly
to.
Addicted, pari. a. lagijUo, e- g.
piyeunfiak or piyeuiik=/. ad.
to driakiog.
Addition, s. l.ts&3au, -dava, m.
or ts^ap, -dpa, n. f/* teS,doQi,
-ne, /.
2. kusri,-sr6y.=extra measure
orweightgiventoparchasers.
Additional, a. tsS,daTOt ; by 'Sivai
or kh&rit=beaida' -with the
required verb.
Address, v. 1. Cm. ul§.i=speak
with.
2. Dai. borei= write to; G. na-
var borei, e.g. a letter ; mel-
vijas borei = write the ad-
dress.
Address, s. 1. melvilas, -sa, m.=
ad. of a letter.
2. ulonefi, -nea, n. or rs. v.
Adduce, v. dakai.
Adequate, a. la,yek ; kamak po-
dtso (or whatever other word
the sense requires").
Adhere,©. 1. lag, e.g. pan panak
lagta=leaf adheres to leaf.
"i-fg- TOp=/. agree, e.g. to a
proposal.
Adherence, Adhesion, s. lagap,
-gpa, n.
Adherent, s. patlaugar, -ra, m.=
follower; p&ksegar, -ra, m.
partisan.
Adjacent, a. lagsilo or rs. v., or
rs. liigin.
Adjoin, V. yekkot k&r = make
union ; melfli or kudsi.
Adjourn, v. biiki dovor, or pati
ghal.
Adjudge, V. tirp di = /. give
decision.
Adjure, v. an di or an dian m5g.
Administer, v, tB&lki=l. cause
to walk,y^.
Administration, s. karkano, -nea,
m.,e.g. adm. of an establish-
ment ; karbar, -ra, n., n. c,
in this mn.
Administrator, s. karkaneagar,
-ra, m.\ . . ,ts3.1&itolo = caus-
ing to walk. . ./g.; karbari,
-ria, m.
Admiral, s. tarvaiimukedam,
-ma, m.
Admiration, s. ijap, -pa, «.;
atsaryen, -ryea, «. used also
for 'miracle'.
Admire, v. aun &jap pautan
or Sjap zatafi, (Acc^ n. v.
i.,,....iA'OOglC
Adm
Admission, s. rig, -ge, /. =:
/. entrance. Or rs. v.; see
Aooeptation.
Admit, l.ghe^/. receive; past.
ghetlo ; milak&t di = give
audience.
2.kobal k4r or kobuli di = i.
make or give consent, Dat.;
Yop=l. acknowledge, Dai.
3. rigunk r&ja di=/. give leave
to enter ; rigSi.
Admonisli, v. 1. bori bad sangs
/. say good advice; beStai =
/. reproach.
2.k£ll&i = warn.
Admonition, l.bud, -di,/.
S.beStaunen, -nea, n.
3, sikoni, -iie,/.=/. instruction.
Adopt, V. 1 . posko kSr or posko
k&rn ghe = ;. make adoptive ;
dhSrrmaputrv kSrn ghe.
2.__^. vintsua kad = choose.
3.vop=/. consent, e.^-. ad. an
opinion.
Adoption, i. poskepon, -na, n.
from 'pos, w. = feed'; rs.v.
Adoptive, a. posko ; dliarmatso,
or dh&rmak karieillo=/. of
charity or taken to charity ;
datta (putrij).
Adorable, a. namaakar favo zallo,
or namiakaratso.
Adoration, s. n&md,skar, -ra, m.
with non-Ckristians=53i[ate\
vondanen,-nea, «.,«,£:.; par-
nipat, -ti,/; bhazfin, -zne,/.
=adoration {of idols chiefty);
samaran, -na, n.
I Adu
Adore, V. l.namaskar {or von-
danen) kar; bhaz; s&maran
k&r.
2. mag, /. supplicate, /rj.tr^w.
Adorn, w. 1. surungar (oraian-
kar) kar, G. M. ; netai, c. v.
of nef = adorn thyself.
2. bhor = /. fill, e.g. ad. with
grace; eobai,c.». ^8ob=get
beautiful.
Adornment, s. 1 . surungar or
aiankar, -ra, m.
2. net, -ta m. or neton, -ra,/.
3.sobitai,-ye,/.=/. beauty; or
sobai, -ye,y".
Adrift (Be), upe.
Adroit, see SkilfilL
Adnlatiou, s. fuslaunen, -^ea, n. ;
fotkiraii hoglap, -pa, ». = /.
deceiving praise; tondaSea
hoglap, -pa, «.=/. praise of
mouth.
Adnit, a. To41o=/. big; prSye-
tso=/. of age.
Adolt, s. manai, -ya, m.
Adulterate,?'. b6rsi=/. mix;pad
k&r=/. spoil; kut ghal (=ad.
gold).
Adulterer, s. prMuvari, -ria, m.
Adulteress, s. pradovarin, -91,/.
Adultery, s. priduvar, -ra, «.
Adumbrate, s*. 1. sauli k&r, /r.=
make shadow.
2. abiprai kar=/. make a sum-
mary description ; risko kad,
fr. ; naksa kad.
Adumbration, s. abipiai, -ye, f.
„. „A.oogk-
Adv
Afa
Advance, v, 1 . mukiir ghal or m.
vod=/. put or carry before;
b^ti k&r=/. make promo-
tion (to bigher offices).
S.boro k&r; mukar vots or m.
t3a.l=go before.
Advance (In), mung&^ or mubar
dlo (tndecl.), e.g. 'aufi yek
rapoi m. ditan=I give a
rupee in ad,' ; s&n&igar =
earnest (part paid before as
a pledge).
Advanced in a^, ts^ prayetso
=1. of much age; malgodo=
/. eldest, ancestor; ut&r
prayetso.
Advancement, i. bildti, -te, y; =
(promotion) ; 'get ad. = b.
melta'.
Advanta^, s, faldo, -dea, m.
upk^r, -ra, m. (= benefit)
adai, -ya, m.\ lab, -ba, m.
jikap, 'kpa, n.
Adrantageons, a. adayatso; np-
karatso.
Advent, s. advent, -ta, m., rl.Jr.
yenefi, -nea, n.=l. coming.
Adventure, f. l.Mrust, -sta, ».
(fate) {var. adr<) ; grats-
ts^r, -ra, m. ; g&dap, -dpa,
«. = event.
2.mosa<SeD kam, -ma, «.
Adversary, s. dasman, -na, m.
veiri, -ria, m. ; virod mfirtis,
-nsa, TTt. ; duSf, -sta, m.
Adverse, a. virodbi or virodh
asijllo.
^■/g- kfistantso.
Adversity, kd«t, 4ta, nt. = /.
difficulty, pain; apad, -da,
«.; up&dri^, m., ol. rl.\
akant, -ta, m.
Advertise,^. k£il&i,<7rkalitkir=
/. make known ; zan &i
p&rg^t k&r=/. make public
dak&l k&r = /. make known
v&rtamftn di = give news
kfibar di (^ass. k. aik) =/.
give news.
Advertisement, s. istyar -ri,, m.
used esp. for adv, of public
authorities; v&rtaman, -na,
«.; kabar, -bre, /.; vordi,
-de,/
Advice, s. bud, -di,/,
2. aIo5en, -ni,/.=opiEion.
S.kSbar, -bre,/.= newa.
Advisable, a, k&rtso = to be
done; Iayek,=/. fit, suitable;
boro = good; bnditso * of
wisdom.
Advise, TT. l.bud sang^-=/. say
advice.
2. kabar ad=bring news; k&I&i
= make known.
3.a>lo£en k&r = /. deliberate.
Advocate, s. r&kil, -la, m.
Advocate, v. see Plead.
Adze, s. tasni, -ne,/
Aerial, o. vareatso.
Aerolite, s. akasatso fator, -trS,
Aerometer, s. v&reafien map, -pa,
«. (vereamap).
Afar, ad. pois.
Aff
Afo
ASbbility, -r- l.niogalp09,-98,n.
from 'moga!=dear*.
2. m&ryad, -di,/.=l. urbanity.
Affable, a. mog&i-
2. m&ryS.ditso.
Affair, ■?■ l.kam, -ma, n.
2, karbar, -ra, n. seldom used:
'tujen k. k&seii aBa?=Low
are yoar affairs?'
Aflbot,w,lag=/.be attached; 'lag'
is the most general equiva-
lent, but different words are
often employed, e.g. 'I am
affected iritb pains in the
feet=pai daktat I. the feet
feel paiii',e/tr. 'The sermon
affected me = sermaun mo-
naatbororigla'./.thesermon
entered good in the heart,
or also 'sermaan Iftglo'.
2. sevot asas^. aim is.
Affectation, s. k&p&t, -ta, n.=l.
simnlation.
Affected, a. l.k&pti.
2,«. with 'lag' [seev^.
Affection, s. 1. vondon, -ne,/. or
vondounen,-nea,«.=/. incli-
nation, e. g. antJUk&riia£i
v6ndon=incl. of the heart';
khali, -le,/.; ^purbai, -ye,
/. = amiability, fondness;
mog, ^a, m.=loTe.
2.s&lgi, -ge,/. = fondnes8, {ex.
familiarity).
Affectionate, a> mogal: 'tsakor
db&niya thfiin mogal a8a=
the servant is affectionate
to his master'; often rs.v.
Affiance, see Betroth.
Affidavit, S- p&rman, -na, n.
Affiliate, v- melfLi = /. cause to
be united.
Affinity, J. l.sftirik, -ke,/. (^.)
2. B&m&nd, -da, m. (/g.)
3. TondouneS, -nea, n. = chemi-
cal af., /. inclination.
iV.^.bailoisili seirik=affinity;
bap&i' isili seirik = consan-
guinity; /. relation in the
direction of the woman, or
father.
ASBim, V. voi mon = /. say yes;
khfindit (or kh&ndit zaun)
sang = /. say positively ;
k&bul k&r=make consent.
Affix, V. lag&i or lai, c. v. o/\^g.
Affiict, V. dukai, c. v. of duk;
duk di, kfiSt di = give sorrow,
pain ; kd^t&i, c. v. of kfi2ta.
Afflicted, a. dukest, or kh&ntiSt.
Affliotin;, a. dukouutso, or lag-
tso, e.g. aff. words.
Affliction, s. 1. kJLJit, -Sta, m.
2.dnk, -ki,/
B.khftnt, -ti, /. ; isS-ntos, -aa,
m\ B&ntap, -pa, m.
Affioenoe, see Abnndanoe.
Afford, V. di=/. give.
Affront, ». l.mukar vots, or m.
rfiu, or m. pod=/. go, or fall,
or remain 'in face.
2.&kman (or iipamfln) k&r=
/, make offence.
Afoot, ad. pEivaten ; 'he goes
af.=to p. vetafT ts&ln reta
or p. ts<a'.
Afr
Aft&id,a. l.hhizad, Z^Jimidtts.
2.bhiyatao; phukkela.
Afraid, (I am af.) 1. <iiiak£ bhea
diBta=/. to me fear appears'.
2.aun bhiyetan=/. I fear.
Afresh, ad. 1 . portun = again ;
ani yek pauti=oace more.
2. aiIeavSr=lately.
After, Afterwardfl, prep., ad.
1 . upraDt (7>ar. uprantea) ;
magir.
2.patIeaQ, e.g. 'taiSea patlean
Tots = go after him, Lat.
seguere eum\
After, (Immediately af.) ad. tea
fara tipraut=/. after that
moment; teats fara or tea
farats=in the very moment ;
t&kB&n=:in that moment ;
patlean&ts; phudefi,e.^.'ailea
phuden=asB00Qa8hecame';
or 'farak'. Joined to the
participle, e.g. utlea farak.
After all, 1. tari= nevertheless,
2.sekin=finally.
3. &seS=thus, or &sen zalear=
things being so.
4. sikS.t5iiitun=all considered.
Aff&in, ad. 1. ani yek pauti = /.
once more.
2. portun or portean.
3. punotin.
4.ag, and ag.=portun portun.
Against, 1. znd Loc. in 'fier'e.^.
lastraiSer = ag. religion.
2. 2nd Loc. and ad, e. g. 'to
sastra6er ad ulcita = he
speaks ag. religion'.
12 Agg
3, ad (Dat.), Sastrak ad = ag,
religion.
4. porto (or portun), £)at.
Age, s. 1, prai {or pirai), -ye, /.
Lai. aetas, e.g. 'tuji prai
kiten? = whatis your age?'
2.kal, -la, m. (epoch), e.g.
■tea kal£r g&dlafi = it took
place at that time'; 'advanced
age = s&bar pirai', or 'utar
pirai = declining age'.
Aged, a. l.matfiro.
2. prayetso.
Agenoy, s. diilalpon, -na, «.;
d&l&lkari, -re,/.
Agent, s. d^al, -la, m. G.
mnttalgi, -gia, m. (commer-
cial); 'auater t83.1tolo = act-
ing in the place of. . .'
Aggravate, v. l.bharkarcrbhar
-di=/. give weight; zSd k&r
— make heavy.
l./g. tsadai = I. increase; see
Oppress.
Aggravation, s. z&A&i, -ye, /,,■
hhar, -ra, m. = l. weight.
Aggregate, ^. 1 . melili, c. v. of
melta=if together.
2.yektailtSr=make union; ras
k&r= accumulate.
Aggregation, s- l.mel, -la, m..,
e.g. agg. of Christians.
2.me!ounen = the act of ag-
gregating. [Aooeptanoe.
3-rig, -ge, /. = admission; see
Aggression, s. zulnm, -Ime, /.=
violence; hoi, -la, n. = vio-
lence; angarpodap, -dpa, ».
i.-...iA'00glc
Agg
A^gresBive, a. 1. zulnietso or za-
lum k&rtso = /. makiDg vio-
lence; angar podtso=/. fall-
ing to life.
^.fg. mosatso or risketso =
dangerous.
Aggressor, s. angar podtolo = /.
falling on body; zulmegar,
A^ils, a. sudal ; audsudajetao ;
t8urb = A active.
Agility, s. sudalai, -ye,/;; snd-
sudai, -ye, /. ; tsurkai, -ye,
/■
Agitate, v. ].hal&i=/. cause to
moye (/r,), c. IT. tf/"hal; pha-
pbud.
2. but k^=/. make plots (Jg^ ;
tand kilr {fg.') = make par-
ties.
Agitation, s. 1 . tsalap, -pa, «, ;
halap, -Ipa, ».
2./g. kut, -ta, K. = plot.
Agnate, s. (bapa isilean) ahito,
-rea, m.
Ago, ad. adin =1. before,^.^. some
years ag. = thodean virsaS
adin.
Agony, s. mornaSen th^nd, -da,
«. = /. cold of death; ateyite,
plur. OT., and volvole, m. both
mn. pains of a mortal sick-
ness; mornafieo vodi, pl./.
= I. convulsions of death;
gitrgSr, pi. m., or g4r, -ri,
Agree, I'. l.Top=/, consent, i?^/.;
k&bul k&r=/. make consent,
J Aim
Vai., or kobul z9, = I. get
consenting; k&rar k&r=/.
make an agreement (//.
andard'accordo, accordarst).
2.zata = I. becomes, e.g. yen
mak§i zainaa=it does not
suit me, agree with me.
3.8&ma zaan asa=A is equal,
i.e. is in conformity.
Agreeable, a. 1. khusill&yetso;
s&nt63 asi^Uo or sintdsatsos
/.having joy; boro=/. good.
2.1ayek=/. suitable.
Z.rs. z§,ta=it suits.
Agreement, .r. l.k&rar, -ra, m.
(contract); guttigen, -ge»,
n.\ gutto, -tea, m.
2. silmadhan,-na,n.=/.conoord,
fg.; yekot, -ta, m. = I. uni-
on.
Agriooltnre, s. buinsagoli, -le,^.
Ague (fever), a. selitso (tap) = I.
of cold (fever).
Al int. ye ! or a\ or ah !
2. abba (for admiration).
Aid, s. adhar, -ra, m.; kamok,
-mke,y.; mftz4t,-ti,y".=inter-
cession; &&hai,-ye,/.3:/. as-
sistance.
Ail, ^. duk = /. feel pain; sos=
/. suffer.
Ailing, a. pidest = sick ; bolaiki-
natullo^^not healthy.
Ailment, f. = picla, -de^; asou-
k&sai, -ye,/.
Aim,*, seTOt,-ta,OT.=Za/.^mV;
z&bab, -bi,/. = /. motive.
Aim
U
Ail
Aim,?'. I. zok {Ace. );ponterikSiT
(Ace); not k5.r; not dar;
e.ff. aim with the gun.
2. serot asa = I. is aim, £. g.
tuzo sevot kiten ? = at what
do you aim? dist dovor =
/.keep the sight; prayat^u
kiir = aiake effort, viith an-
other verb, according to the
meanings e. g. he aims at
heaven = to sirgar votsunk
pray^tfln ka.rta; db^n ra6n
dovor.
Air, s. vaiefl, -rea, «. ; hivo,
-vea, m. (climate).
Air, V. varen ghal = /. put air.
Airy, ^. vareatao-
Aiflle, s. bfilkaufl, -ava, m,/r.;
see Wing.
Akin, a- s4iro {mn. related) : 'he
is akin to me = to maka
(s§Jro) lekta.
Alacrity, 5. tsurkai, -ye,/; end-
sudai, -ye,/.; usarai,-ye,/.
Alarm, 5. ayautiir, -ra, «.; bhefi,
l)hiy&, «. = trepidation ; a-
kant, -ta, *«., e.g. akantifti-
ghant marlea = the alarm
bell was rung.
Alarm, v. ivS-ntir' kar.
AJamm, zagounCen aid, -da, n.
= 1. instrument for awaken-
ing; zagouoSefi ghJldiyal =
I. awakening clock.
Alae, int. ye!
Alcohol, s. m&dyasar, -ra, m.
«, c.from Cn.
Ale, s. bir, -ri,/.
Alebonae, s. gudki, -ke,/ {mn.
any house in which liquor
is sold); gadilng, -ga, «.
Alert, a. zagrut.
Algebra, s. ikaeraganit, -ta, «.
Alienate, v. p&radin k^r, or
p&rasuadin kar, e. g. a].
a house.
2.^. mou pois kar = /. make
far the heart.
Alienation, s. rs. v,\ l.piLrS.diQ,
-na, «., n. u.
I.fg. nafikhasi, -^e,/. = l. no
will.
Alight, V. deufi=/. descend.
Alike, a. silma.
Aliment, s. khan, -na, n. ; gras,
-sa, m. ; ahar (var. har), -rli,
Alimentary, a. khauutso=/. eat-
able; post8o = nourishing.
Alive, a. 1. jivo, pr.
2. usar,^.
All,«. l.sS.kSd ( = each, whole,
all).
2.same6t = all, (Z^t, uni-
versi).
3.yekyek=each, {var. yeyek).
4. sarvij = Lat. 'universi', {com.
in pi. but sometimes also in
sing.)
5. siglo = whole, Lat. integer',
but in pi. mn. also Lat.
•■omnes\
All(At),piirten=^.fully, i?^p&ri-
pnrn; bilkul, Lat.prorsus;
i.-...iA'00glc
All
usually expressed by the
emph. -t8 {Gram. p. 81),
e.g. I hare nothing at all =
tnoje k^e kaints nan.
Allay, "v. l.th^nd kar=/. make
cold, fg.; nivai = /, make
cold.y^.
2. uno kar = /. make less, dimi-
nish.
3. haln (tirhalu) k&r=/. make
light, e.g. pain.
4. 8S:madhan k^r, or soukasai
kar=make peace; nidan k4r
= make quiet.
AUegiation, s. l.daklo, -lea, m.
e.g. al. of a text.
2. nib, -ba, n. — l. excuse.
Allege, V. l.kh&ndit saug = /.
affirm, tell as certain.
2. daklo di, G. M. = I. give an
example.
3. nib sang=/. say excuse.
Allegory, s. TOpar, -re,/.; gut,
-ta, m,=l. a secret, _;^.
Alleviate, v. I. hS,lu kar=/. make
light.
l-fg. bhuzfti = /. console.
Alleviation, s. l.h^luai, -ye,/.
'2./g. bhuzon, -ne,/. = /. con-
solation.
Alliance, s. 1, soUo, -lea, m.; ig-
t8,g5,t, -ti, /. = I. friendship,
^•/i- yekot, -(a, OT. = union.
3. siim&nd, -d&, m. = I. con-
nexion.
Alligator, s. (AmerikaiJi) sis&r,
-sri,/
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Allot, T). Tant = make parts and
give;. di = /, give; vopsun
di = /. assign.
Allotment, s. vanto, -tea, m.
Allow, V. sod=A leave, permit;
rS,ja di = /. give leave; vop =
acknowledge; di=/. give.
AUowaaoe, s. I.baten, -tea, ».
(al. including food and
clothes); p6d, -di,/ (al. in-
cluding only food).
2. rfija, -je, / = /. permission ;
kobul, -li,/ = consent.
Allowed (It is), v. by the poten.
mood of the verb, e.g. kiriet
= it is allowed to do it; kai-
deatso or uayatso= lawful.
Alloy, V. borsi = /. mix.
Alloy, s. borsillen loha, -ha, n.
AUnde, s. s&r k3,rn dakai or s&r
kir, Dat. = I. comparing
show, or comparison make.
Allure, V. vodni di*/. give al-
lurement; talnio ghal = put
temptations; nadi k5,r; fus-
lai; piso k4r = make mad,
fs-
Allnrement, s. vodni, -dne,/.; fu-
slaunen, -nea, ?i.; umalai,
-ye./
Allnfiion, s. s&r, -ri,/
Ally, s. Lit, -ta, m.-l. friend;
solleigar, -ra, m.
Almanac, s. p&nMng, -ga, n.
Almighty,'!, sfirvijpodvedar; siir-
vesvAr; sfi.rvijhukumdar =
all-commanding.
Almond, s. b&dam, -dma, ».
Aim
Alt
Almost, ad. t8M-unen= /. more
(or) less; sumar = nearly,
about; lagin lagin = /. near
near; it corresponds to the
Latin ^paene\ e.g. almost 30,
i.e. something less than 30;
whereas the preceding ones
correspond to the Lat. '■fere^;
bfihaia {the same as l&giS
lagin).
Alma, s. izmill, -la, n./r. ; bhik
(fully: bikSa) ; dhilrm, -ma,
m. = I. charity (work of
charity).
Aloe, s. kantekuv6r, -ri,/i; loji-
sir, -ra, «. {B. K.)
Aloft, ad. ants {ad.), untsai, -ye,
/. {subst.), e.g. yek fiitor
unta udai = throw a atotte al.;
divo untsayer umkilta = a
lamp is suspended in the
space aloft.
Alone, a. l.yetats {emph. Gram,
p. 81).
2. aplea-itleak=by itself, alone
{see Gram. p. 134); yek3uro =
solitary.
3. rs. matr^ or ^k&t = /. only.
Alon;, ad. prep, kade "'' lagin,
or s^rsin.
Aloof, ad. pois.
Alond, ad. 1 , vodlean = /. with
great (TOice), e.g. vodlean
ulili=speak aloud.
2.s6st=;. distinctly.
3. h&k, used only with vbs. sig-
nifying make a noise, by
crying out, striking a thing
violently, etc., e.g. yemkon-
dant &tme hak ani hob
martat.
Alphabet, s. &kSfiranmala, -\e,,f.
{Cn. Mr.)=l. series of letters.
Already, ad. poilots,^»w^A. ^poilo
=firBt: hence it is declined,
e.g. to poilots gelo=h6 has
- gone already'; Hi poilits geli
■=sheha8gonealready';soff«-
times-i,but this ex.mn. also,
even; it is often omitted.
Also, ad. \ . -i joined to the modi-
fiedword^e.g. amkan-i=tou8
too. (Gram. P. III. ch. ix.)
2. LeguD {put after the modified
•word): 'amkan legun = also
to us'.
3. sait {put after the modified
word): 'amkan sJiit=also to
US'.
Altar, s. altar, -ri,/, {var. -ra,
m.); pith, -tha, n. {H. K.)
Alter, V. 1 . b&dfil {odj. witk
th5.ifi),^r.=change, also fal-
sify money (nanen) or alter
the face (sarken h&d&l).
2. b^d&l zht&,n.v.=l.ii changes;
or badai; see Gram. p. 279.
Alteration, s. hadlap, -pa, n.=l.
change; rs. v.
Altercate, i). zS.gad {var. zagda);
see (Juarrel; arenji.
Altercation, s. z&gden, -de&, n.
Alternate, a. adalbadil ; parisr-
piira, n. c.\ s&rten.
Alternate, v. ^djllbad&l.
Alternatalr. ad. &diilb&d&l zaun-
Alt
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Ame
Alternative, f. Tinteap, -tspS,, n.
■there is no alt. =du8ro upai
nan*.
JdVhojish, conj. zarit&r, com-
pound tf/'zartar=if, and i=
also ; hence it may be resolved
{see Gram. Part II, Con-
junct.) ; -i joined to the Con-
ditional, e. g. tuven yen
keleari = alth. you did it;
but this form may be used
only when the vb. has a con-
ditional meaning.
Altitndei s- ubarai, -ye,/
AJtogretber, ad. l.TOttu,e.^. the
expeuses alt. amount to.
2. purten = I. fully; pilripurn;
kevfll; Sgdi; bilkul.
Alum, s. pb&tki, -ke,y".
Always, ad. 1. B&daa, or emph.
sfLdants.
2. sS.d&nkal = /. (at) time of
always.
Amalgamate) ^. mel&i; borsi=
mix.
Amannensis, s- gumost, -sta, m. ;
bor&itolo = /. be who writes,
or b^rpi, -pifi, m. \ niLk&lris,
-sa, m. = copyist.
Amass, v. 1 . zom&i or zomo kar,
G:M.,from 'zomo = multi-
tude', used both of feople
and things.
2. ras k&r = /. make a heap, e.g.
dudu ras k&r = am. money ;
punz^i, c. V. (am. money).
Amazed (Be), &jap za or &jap pau
=1. admire; zim <?r jim zata.
Amazement, s. jim, -m2, n.
Ambassador, l.ritib&ri, -ria, m.
rayadnt, -ta, m.
2. muniyari, -ria, m.,e,g, am.
of J. C.
Aml)er,j.tr&nagrahi,-he,/. Cn.;
vlg. ambar {also H, K.).
Ambiguity, s. dubaubiiruaiiso,
-sea, m. or dubaubiruanaea-
5in utran; gudarth, -tha, m.:
'to gudarthan ul&it& = he
speaks ambiguously.
Ambi|:uous, a. dubaubil.rnauBe&-
tso; gudartbatso.
Ambition, f. &bflQkar,-rS.,m.; ma-
naSa, -se, y.
Ambitions, a. ^h&nkari or iLhUn-
karatso; man asetolo.
Ambnlance, s. pbirti-asp&tri, -ri,
f. = l. moveable hospital, K.c.
Ambneh, 5. I. nad, -di,y. = trick.
2. Iip5i Buat, -te,/i
Ameliorate, v. boro kJLr=/. make
good, e.g. a garden; kurt
k&r ; sarko k&r = /. make
exact.
Amelioration, s. kurt, -ta, m.\
gun, -na, m. : the ist is used
esp. of material am,, the znd
esp. of mental improvement.
Amend, v. s&ma or sarko kilr,
e.g.- errors; boro kiir=/.
make good ; b&d&l= /. change,
e.g. a life.
Amends (Hake), farikpon di =
/. give satisfaction.
Amenity, i. khusalai, -j&,f ; ra-
mayata, -te,/.,«.c.; s&ntos,
Ami
And
-sa, OT.=/. joy; sukh, -kha,
M.=happines3.
Amiable, a, mogatso or mogal;
ipurbayetso; prititso or pri-
timogatso.
Amidst, see Among.
Amiss (Take), yaitakvor-/. take
to evil; pSsfiatap kaiighe=
Amnesty, s. 8g.rTijma,f, -fe, /.
(or -mafi, ~fe,yi); bogsanen,
-nea, «. = /. forgiyeneas ;
map, -pi, /. (or maf) = I.
excase, pardon (granted).
Amony.^e^. l.piliki,i?r.;moden=
/. in the middle ; yei used also
for am. ; bitfi.r = m Latin '■in'
or •■inter' : hy \st Locative.
Amount, s. t.riikk&m, -kma, n,\
SItoz, -za, m.y e. g. am. of
money; lek, -ka, n.=l. ac-
count.
Amonnt, 1). lek zata, e.g. yek
b&zar rapoi lek zata taka
= /. it amounts to 1000 Rs.
to him.
Ample, a. Tiatarlolo=/. extended ;
rund=/. broad.
Amplify, v. vistar, tr. n. v.; run-
dai, e.g. a road.
Amputate, v- kat&r.
Amulet, s. m9,ntraSeii aid, -da,
n. = /. article of charm.
Amuse, t- kbusal k^r, tr. = I.
make joyful.
2. khusal za, «. = /. get joyful.
3, khial {or thel) = play.
Amusement, s. 1. s&ntds, -sa, m.
or khusalai, -ye,y".=joy.
2.khel, -la, m. = l. play.
Analogy, s. sarkea, -kea, n.=l.
similitude; vopar, -is,/.
Analysis, J. 1. vingadai, -ye,/.=
/. resolution, separation.
2. p&rik|a, -kje,y. = I. exami-
nation.
3. vingadkJirfii cintna, -tne,y",=
I. thought separating; rs. into
V. vingad kar or bhed kar.
Ananas, s. anas, -nsa, n. {perh.
corrup. of 'ananas', Afr.)
Anarchy, I. rainatuUen raz,
-ja, n. = /. kingdom without
king; anidikar,-ra, «.; or rj.
2.^. gusap, -pa, ?«.= con fusion.
Anathema, s. s^rgisirap, -pa, m. \
ig&rjeSirap, -pa, m.
Anatomy, s. angasodna, -ne,/! =
I. inquiry into body.
Ancestor, s. malgodo, -dea, m.;
pitra,-ra,OT.; purvoz,-za,w.
Anchor, s. nangor, -ra, m. : 'nan-
gorar=at an.'
Anchor, v. nangor ghal = cast
an.; nangorar a3a=isatan.
Anchorite, s. s^nyasi, -sia, ni.\
vanavasi, -si, /o. = Chri8tian
anc, n. u.
Ancient, a. 1. porno, used of
things; purvillo.
2. adin 9>sijllo or adlo=anterior.
In anc. times = adii) purvit!.
And, conj. Sni {vlg. anik) : often
omitted {see Gram. P. II. ch.
xii.)
h, - A'OogIc
Ane
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Ann
Afleodote, s, kMa, -te, / or Ian
k. = little Btory ; kani, -ye,
f. ; kulakStta, n. c.
Anew, ad. portun or portean;
auiyek pauti = once more.
Angel, s. bodivo, -vea, m.\ anj,
-ja, m./r.
Guardian A.=rakonb6dv6,^i'OT
rak=keep, guard.
Ang«Iii£ (Domini), f.=amori, -re,
/. corrup. of Ave Maria;
tinsan, -ni,y. (evening ang,
vhen it begins to get dark);
'am. mar = I. beat ang. (ring
Anger, s. rS^, -ga, m.\ kr6d,
-da, m. \ kop, -pii, m.
Angle, .r. Lgiri, -ye,/. = fi8hing
tackle; sint&ri, -re,/, (for
fiahing). [(=corner).
2. konso, -sea, m. pr. and fg.
Angle, ». maslio db^r = I. catcb
fiBbes; pag.
Angry, a. ragiat-
Angry (Get), Dai. rag ye = I.
anger come; ragar z% =. I.
get in anger; ragan raa
= /. remain in ang. ; kop
k&r: 'dusreank rag ad&itan
= I cause to get angry';
'dusreantso r&g aila = I got
ang. witb others'.
Anguish, s. k&lr&lo, -lea, m., e. g.
of a mother for a sick child;
siintap, -pa, yn.
AnQ, .s. niuli^n zad, -da, n.
Animftdrersion, etc. see Reproof,
Cenanie, Consideration.
1. jinzat, -ti, / or
jiYal, -le,/. (any living crea-
ture), exact, hut n. c. words,
from 'jiv = life' ; prani, -ni,
/■I «■ e. [tional animal.
2.monzat,-ti^/. = bea^t trrirra-
Animate, v. l./r, jiv di:^/. give
life ; or vants&i.
2. d&irS.Toat k&ra/. make coar-
ageous; db&ir di = /. give
courage.
Animated, a. 1. jiTO^/. living,
fr.\ pr&n asi^Uo.
2.^. u§ar=lively.
3. dh&irS,dikKCoarageous.
Ankle, s. khubo, -bea, m.
Anna, (a coin) s. ano, -nea, m.
'1^ a. = paviino, -uea, »»., or
s&kas s 6 k&s,m., or dedki,
-ke, /.' ; '-J a = poiso, -sea,
»«.'; 'j'j a. (pie) = ruvi, -ye,
/.' ; 'J pie =! res or kas, -sa,
OT.'; 'tarfl, -T&,f. = 2 pies';
'ts&kr^ = 4 annas'.
Annalfl, s. v&rsiinfieo kobroc=/.
news of years, «. c. ; h, w.
Anneal, v. h&da k&r, kam&i.
Annex, "v. melSi, c. v. ^mel, n. v.
= be united'; g&dsi.
Annihilate, ^. l.nants kilr = /.
make not at all {Kank.y,
(purten) nas kfirr=^. destroy,
ruin (completely) ;nira8tfii=
/. cause not to be, ». c. ;
antar&iscause to finish, n. c.
Annirersary, a. YOrsatso.
Anniversary, J. vorsatso dis=/.
day of the year (of death).
' - A.oogic
Ann
Ant
Annotate, v. tsitraio kfl,r = /.
make notes ; gero k&r (saro?).
Annotation, s. tsUtrai, -ye,/.;
Sero, -reii, m.
Annonnce, ■v. kh^bar ad =/. bring
news, or k. di ; p3,rgJit kJir
or pirg3,tai = /. make public
or known ; k5,iit k3,r or kaiai
= make known; za,n^i,(^c.v.o/
zana) = cause to know, «. c.
Annoy, v. karkar kar, ir.; k. zata
(maka) = I get annoyed; d6s,
ir.; bezar kar; tondre k^r.
Annoyance, s. k&rk&r, -ra, m,
{used commonly in pi.')
Annoying:, a. barkirateo, or beza-
rayetso, or bezar kartso.
Annual, a- see Anniversary.
Annul, v. raddu padai.c. v. ; r. k^r,
e.g. ann. a sentence; ;^e An-
nihilate.
Anoint, v. kudir tel lai=/. apply
oil on tbebody; makh, n.c.
Anointment, ^- makbap, -pa, n.
Anomalous, etc. see Irregnlar, etc.
Anon, ad. l.atants.
2. tbode pa uti= sometimes.
Anonymons, l.naunnatullo.
2. t&lli, ^.^. ano. letter; ex.it
mn. deceitful (Cn. talatoli
= deceit).
Anotlier, a. 1. aniyeks/. one
more (and one); Sniyeklo,
pron.
2. dusro.
Another (One), yekameka; see
Gram. P. II. ch. iv., Recipr.
Verbs.
Answer, s. z&rab or zabab {vlg.
zab), -bi,/.
Answer, v. zarab or zfibab di=/.
give ans., e. g. reply to ft
letter; 'I get an ans. = maka
z. melta'.
Ant, s. mui, -ye,/; 'white a.=
valii,-lie,yi sing, and pi.
Ant (Black), kantmui; ant of
sugarcane =domlo, -lea, m.
Ant (Bed), umlo, -lea, m.
Ant (Very small), s. urna, -me,/.
Antagonism, s. virodhai, -ye,/.
Anterior, n. l.a.6.\o,/rom 'adifi
= before' (in point of time).
2. mnkavelOj/ruOT 'mukar=iii
front' (esp. in point of place).
Anthem, s. antifon, -na, «.; Idr-
ta, -rte,/., n.c.
Anticipate, v. pr. adiii kane, or
a. kad, or a. pole or a. so-
mza; but as this verb is
vague and may have many
meanings, according to the
context, that verb must he
chosen, which best suits the
case, e.g. in 'he was antici-
pated by death while brood-
ing over bis plans'; 'kadlaf>r
dharla=be has been caught'
might he used /or 'he was
anticipated'.
Antidote, s. I. vokat, -kta, «.=/.
medicine, y^.
2.upai, -ya, ffi, = counterac-
tion, preventive.
Antipathy, s. nankhusi, -§e,/. ;
rs.y e.g. mojen mon tafie
Ant S
th&m boren ii&m = iny heart
IB not good towards him;
dusmankai, -ye,y. = eiiiiiity;
hageu, 'gea, n. ^hatred.
Aatiqaitj, s. 1 . adlo (or porno)
bal, -la, m.= l. old age.
2.adm asijlle m^nis or adle
m^ois = /. meu who have
been before.
Anvil, s. bodoantso (or dadaun-
tao or bettso) ^tor, -tra, w*. =
/. beating-stone; &digal, -la,
m., n.c, Cn.
Anxiety, s. husko, -kea, m. (sigh);
6intna,-ne,/=i/. thought,;^.;
bezarai, -ye, /".=/. tiredness,
fg.; akant, -ta, ni.=d. distress.
Anxioua, a. l.Sintest.
2. bezari or bezar.
Anj,a. kasoio-i (seeGram. p. 75),
e.g. I am satisfied with any
kind of. ... ; ii corresponds
to the Italian 'gualstasi'
both in interrogative and
non-interrogative sentences.
Anywhere, ad. s&rvij thfiin; s^
glean {Instr. of siglo).
Apart, ad. yingad: 'take a. = v.
d6v6r'.
Apartment,^- l.maliii, -liy6,y.
2. knd, -da, n. — l. room.
Apathy, s. beparvai, -ye, f. = I.
Ape, £■ vandor, -dra, m.
Aperture, s. 1, fut, -ti,/.=clunk.
2. iden, -dea, «. = opening.
Aphoriem, s. gad, -di,/;- TSfian,
App
Apooryphkl,!!- fotkiren uaunaaul-
' lo, or sometimes only fotkiro.
Apologetia, a. l.sambaltolo or
sambaltso^/. defending.
2,udaraa sangtao^giTing ex-
planation.
Apologize, V. map mlg ^ /. ask
pardon (or maf mag) ; uda-
r&n k&r (or u. 8£ng)=exciil-
pate oneself or give expla-
nation of what has been
done; farikpon di = /. give
satisfaction.
Apoloj7> ■^- ndarin, -na, n.
Apoplexy, s. r>aCi pida, -de,
f.^l. sickness of blood.
Apostftsy, s. bavadtasodni, -&e,/.
Apostate, s. bavadt sodijllo (or
another word instead o/^'ba-
yadt', according to the kind
of apostasy meant).
Apostatize, v. (bavSdt) sod = /.
leare (faith) ; see Apostate.
Apostle, s. fipostlif, -la, m.\ 5.
Kriata muniyari, -ria, m.=
I. ambassador, minister of J.
Christ.
Apothecary, s. voktan iktolo = /.
he who sells medicines ; voiz,
-za, OT. = native physician;
W^f.potkeri,-ri,«._^.; gilnd-
s&rkagar, -ra, m. (= native
apothecary).
ApparattLS, s, saman, -nan, pi. m.
Apparel, s. mustaigi, -ge,/. see
Dress; samagri, -re,/!; siir&n-
jam, -ma, ».; surungar, -ra>
m. =/. decoration.
h, - \.OOgk-
App i
Apparent) a. l.distso.
2.B0st=/. distiuct, clear.
3. fotkiro=deceiviDg, e. g: ap.
happiness {opposite lo real) ;
saulet80=of shadow.
Apparently) ad., rs. .into a.\ rs.
dista matri; = I. only it ap-
pears; by -so {see Gram. p.
160).
Apparition, s. diit, -ti,y. Joined
to the verb; diStipodap, -pa
{or -dpil), n. {used abso-
lutely).
Appeal, V. I.metsM.
2.niag = /. request, Cm.
3, saksimonapoi; yitsar=sask.
Appeal, s. metsounen, -Qe&, n.
Appeal) V. 1. dis; disti p64=A
fall in sight, used of visions,
e.g. Somi J. C. Pedrnk diiti
p6dla.
2.haz^r s.ia, = {Lat. adesf),l, is
present ; or only asa.
Appearance, J. l.diaap, -spa, «.
2. Barken, -kea, n.=similitude,
e.g. ap. of bread; rup, -pa,
n. = figure, e.g. what is the
ap. of that man?
Z.as opposed to reality, rs.
into verb, dista m3.tri}; or
sanli, -le,/. = /. shadow,^.
Appease, ». see Allay; moreover
l.mOTaIS,i = /. make tender;
farikpo^i di = /. give satisfac-
tion.
2. fuslai (pacify quarreling per-
sons, a crying child etc.;
I. caress).
! App
Append, see Add, Annex.
Appendix, s. ts&dap, -dpa, n.=
I. addition; or tsAdau, -y&,
n-
Appertain, v. 1. favo za, e.g. the
book appertains to me.
2. lag=/. be attached,^., e.g.
. things appertaining to this
life.
Appetite, s. 1 . rats, -fii, /. (of
food); bhuk, -ke, /. = /.
hunger.
2.^. khuii, -se,y. (any desire) ;
asa, -se,/.
Applaud, V. h6g6!si {or uhojsi).
Applause, s. hoglap, -pa, n.
Apple, s, b6r, -t&, n. [of this
country),
Ap. of the eye=bauli, ~le {var.
mauli, -le),/.
Applicant, s. Srrjegar, -ra, m.
Application, 1. s. lagap, -gpa, «.
2. mag-itea, ~nea, n. or bet. ftrji,
-je, f = I. petition ; sadan,
-na, «. = (act of applying), /.
effort.
Apply, Ti. l.mSrg^/. ask praying
{Ace. of thing and Cm. of
person); e.g. sSrkara lagin
yek kam mag = apply for an
office to the magistrate ; &rji
k&r.
2. lag, e. g. oneself to study ;
or also be applied, e. g.
words of the Bible.
3. lai or lag^i, e.g. ap. a boy
to study.
4. ghals^put, employ, tr.
App 1
5. za = /. BQit.
6. sar k&m dakoun di = /. make
allusion, showing give, e.g.
these words are to be ap-
plied to as; or bet. 'lai =
apply' in this mn., e.g. yen
s&t amkaa laun pojeyS, =
Bee this truth applied to
us.
Appoint, V. nemsi, e. g, to aa
office; noiiiiyar=^. nominate;
k&rn d6v6r, e. g. J. C, ap-
pointed St. Peter,
Appointment, J. mokruri, -re,/,
e.g. maka yek mokruri zali
= I got an ap.; nem&k, -kS,
n.
Apposite, a. layek.
Appreciate, z'. mand,boren5iDte
/. think well, e.g. of a mau ;
apurhai kSr (of things); khusi
pau or sintos pau {Nam. of
pers.,isiLoc.o/iktng)\ mdl
Tolka = acknowledge the
price, e.g. of the grace.
Apprehend, v. 1. dhSr = catch;
sampadai.
2. Bomza = I. understand ; vojka
=know; k£i[=grasp.
3. hhiye=fear.
Apprehension, s. l.bhirant, -ti,
/. or hhcn, bhiya, n. = I. fear.
2. fiintna, -tne,/I = /. thought,
idea; see Idea {in isf mn.)
Apprehensive, a. bizud(=timid).
Apprentice, s. umedrar, -ra, m.
Approach, v. lagin pan = /, arrive
close.
3 Arb
Approbation, s. m&njur, -re, / ;
pJLsflnd, not used as noun;
metsoni, -ne, /.
Appropriate, v. 1, dovor (Dat. or
with 'paasun') = /. keep for,
2. apnak kane = /. take for
oneself.
Appropriate, a. l.ffivo zatolo or
iavo = /. belonging (Set. rs.)
2.1ayek=/. fit, suitable; rs.
into 'zatasis ap'.
3. dy the G. (peculiar).
Approval, see Approbation.
Approve, ». l.pilsaad k&r = /,
make approval. Ace.
2. metsva (or metsvo), with N.
offers. Ace. of thing; or N.
of thing, Dat. of pers., e.g.
aunyen metsvotan = I like
it.
3. metsoni kftr = /. make ap-
proval.
Approximate, a. lagsilo, or lagin
asfllo, or rs. ad. lagin-
Approximate, v. lagin pau = /.
reach close.
Approximation, s. laginpavap,
-pau pa, «.
Apron, s. mukaveleii lugat,
-gta, n. = I. anterior cloth.
Apt, a. layek.
Aqnatio, a. udkftntlo.
Aqoednct s. udkatso tod, -da,
m. = I. canal of water.
Arbiter, J. 1. p&n5ayetdar, -ra,
m. ; mMest, -sta, m.
2, melpanGayetdar = head arbi-
ter.
L.oogic
Arb
Arbitrmy, a. khuse p&rm^ne
a8ullo=/. according to the
will ; sotantratso ; bet. rs.
into V.
Arbitrate, ^- p^niSayetdar zaun
t8&l = /, behave as an arbit-
er; ni85eisi = /. decide; tirp
kar ; md,desti k^r.
Arbitration,'!. l.k&rar,-ra,7n.=
/. agreement.
2.p^n&ajetdara6eiiphS,isil,l,-la,
n.~l. sentence of an arbiter ;
tirp, -pa, ».=/. decision.
Arboni, ^. l.molo, -lea, m. = l.
bower.
2.ni9rtou, -tra, m.=l. shed.
Arcade, s. varand, -da, m.
Arch, s. 1, ark, -ka, «. /r.;
gompri}, -ra, «.
2. donu, -nya, «, (also geomet-
rical figure): 'donu podlan =
rainbow appeared'.
Archaiigreli ^- arkanj, -ja, m. ;
Sre^tbodvo, -vea, m.; mel-
bodvo.
Archbishop, s. arfibisp, -pa, m.
('saib = Lord', is usually
added) rl./r.
Archeolojry, s, pornean kalan^
vidya, -dye, /. = science of
former times.
Archetype, s. n&muno, -nea, m.
Axohiteot, s. baadpi, -pia, m.
b3,ndpap5.ndit, -ta, nt. or
bandpan&muueagar, -ra, m.\
silpigastri, -ri, in.
Architecture, s. bandpavidya,
-ye,y!; silpisastrij, -ra, «.
ArchiTe, s. d&fterakhaoo, -nea,
m.
Ardent, a. -pr. l.lastolo, front
las = burn.
2. uma!atso=/. boiling^, uj'^^;
zfiltso; see Hot.
Ardour, s. pr. l.giirmi, -me,y:
(=heat); Tot, -ta, «. or T^t
(=heat of sun e/c), e.g.
TOtak gbal,
^.fg. khuli, -se,/. = desire.
3.sudsudai, -ye,/;=fervour.
4. umalo, -lea, m.
Ardnona, a. pr. 1 . ubar=bigh,^.
2. k&ntin=difficult {var. katin).
Area, s. voilen &Dg, -ga, n.=d. sur-
face; suat, -te, /, or zago,
-gea, m.; melbh^g, -ga, n. is
sometimes used; yet it mn.
surface, I. part above; 'afi-
gan,-gna,«.^ open surface be-
fore house' ; m&idau, -na, n.
Areca-nnt, i.'phopal, -pla, n.
Areca (tree), s. madi, .-ye,/
Argil, s. avo, -vea, m.; 5ikol-
mati, -je,/.=l. dirty earth;
kumbaramati, -ye/.
Argue, P. tark kiir=/. make dis-
cussion; dak&i = /. show.
Argument, 5. l.ruzvat, -ti, /
(proof).
2.daklo, -lea, m. (= proof of
documents),
3. vivor,-ra, m. (=explanation).
4. tUrk, -ka, n. (= discussion).
5. vlg. arment, -ta, n. (an old
sckool-ierm),/r.
Arid, a. suko.
i._ - A'OogIc
Ari
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Arr
Aridity, s. sakidad, -di,/ (Lai.
siccifas).
Arise, v. l.ts&d or unts Yet&=/.
mouotB aloft.
2.iitzrZa/. surge,
3. ude, e.g. sun arises.
4. zaEbecome, happen.
h./g. abzft=/. proceed.
Aristocrat, s. 1. vodlo m&nis, -3a,
m.=l. great maD. f-rbu).
2.pr&bu, -bu. m. (var. porob,
Arithmetic, s. &iikeaD6i yidya,
-yc/lW. science of numbers ;
g&Qit, -ta, «. {Cn., Mr.,
Sans.); litV, -k&, ».
Ark, s. 1. ark, -ka, «.
2.Noba-tfiruD, -rri, ». = A
ship of Koah.
Arm, s. bbnz, -za, n,pr. ; baulo,
-lea, )«, = upper joint; r&tto,
-tea, m.
Arm, zi. 1 . /r. V. h&tjfiran di=/.
give aims.
2. M. V. hMyaran kane= I. take
arms.
Arm-chair; s. hat flsijlli b&ska,
-fee,/. = /. chair having hands.
Armorial, see Sscntobeon.
Armpit, s. kafc, -ke,/!
Armistice, s. b&tyaranraTap, -pa
(or -raupa), «.; zuzarayap,
-pa (or -raupa), n.
Armooiy, s. h&tjftrangiir, •!&,».
Armour, s. kudi&eii r&knen, -nea,
Amu, s. h.&tjS.T, -ra, n.
Army, s. l&sk^r, -ra, ».; fonz,
-ji, /.; 6&in, -na, «., «.c.;
sip&ianiSi p&tlam, •mij/ic/.
battalion of soldiers, vlg.,fr.
Aroma, s. p&rm&l, •{&, m. ; pilr-
mfilafii T&stij, -tu, f. = l. a
good-smelling thing.
Aromatic, a. p&rm&}&tao.
Around, prep. ad. bouatinin or
bountin.
Aroase, v. nts&mbol k&r or
utB&mbolai, c. v. = cause to
get excited; Txtk\,c.v.a/'\i%'
e.g. ar. to virtue.
Arrack, s. soro, -refi, m. (divided
into 'ras, -si, /.', 'dobr&d,
-da', and 'tibrad, -da, w.').
Arralern, see Aeense.
Arrange, v. niand=put in order,
e.g. ar. matters; s&ma k&rK
/. make right, or s&ma gbfil
=/. pat right.
Arrangement, s. I.t3,y3,rfii, -ye,
/. = /. preparation.
2. m&nd&Tol, -li, /. (good dis-
position).
3. often rs.
Array, v. I. tttyfir kir.
2. mand= arrange. [.jaa,n.
Array, s, mandavo^, -]i,/,; krd.ia,
Anear, s. baki, -ki, /. : 'mojer
baki kitefi?siwhat are my
arrears ?*
Arrest, v. ih&T=l. catch; sfim-
pdai or s&mpd&i, also fg,\
kiUdaut ghal.
Arrest, s. k&id, -da, ». .
Arrival, s. 1 . yenen, -neS, «.
{= coming).
2.pavap, paupa, «< .ooqIc
Arr
As
Arrive, v. pau.
Arrogance, s. g&Tr, -va, n. = l.
pride; sill, -la, «.=obstinacy;
ahS.nkar, -ra, m. ; hit, -ta, n.
Arrogrant.a. garvi (var. garviSt);
saiiSt; aplea Tadeatao = /. of
his own will.
Arrow, s. bhali, -ye,/.
Arrowroot, s. kuveafiefi pit, -ta,
n.
Araenifl, s. pasan, -na, n.
Art, s. 1. vidja, -ye, /. = I,
science; sikap, -kpa, n. = l.
learning; samarthi, -the,/.
2.hikmiit, -ti,/. = /. industry.
Article, 5- 1- Birak, -ka, n.
(goods).
a.artig, -ga, m. (more com-
monly, se, /.), e.g^. of the
creed, yy.
3. saman, -na, m.=l. furniture;
see Joint, Item.
Articulate, a. sost=/. distinct.
Articulate, v. sost utsar=/. ex-
press with distinction.
Artifice, s. 1. (Samfitkar, -ra, m.
2.tantrv, -ra, n. (=inagic ar.)
S.nad, Kli,/. = /. trick,
i.hikmat, -ti,/=^. mdastry.
Aitifloial, a. hikmatitso, e.g. ar.
fire.
Artillery, s. l.iiali=guns.
2.,nalisipai, pi- m.
Artisan, s. acari, -ria, m. (esp.
carpenter).
Artist, J- 1 ■ samarthigar, -ra, m.
2.Tidyogiet, -ta, m. or uddeo-
gar, -ra, m.
As, ad.^ conj. 1. a term of com-
parison, biri, e.g. to Pedru ■
bari karta {Lai. instar).
2. zagen=iQ that way in which
{e. g. sicut dicit Isaias) ; or
tasen = in that way.
3. causai. particle (because): a.
dekun (Gram. P. IV. Ch.ii.
Art. vii.) placed at the end:
b. pasvot or pasun with the
participle, {Lat. propter); c.
kiteak molear.
4. mollea jinsar = (Lat. quate-
nus), I. on the said way, e. g.
Deu mansa^a mollea jin-
sar patkiak kantalnan=God
does not hate the sinner as
man, /. God does not hate
the sinner in the way called
man.
5.mon, zann; in sentences like
these: 'he came as a govern-
or ; he is called prophet'.
6.karQ, e.g. accept him as a
father.
As — aa, correlative ad. l.hari
{or pori), e.g. he is as wise
as you=to tum&e bari bu-
divont.
2. zaso — taso, or kaao — tiso,
e.g. kaso tun budivont, taso
to budivont = as you are wise,
so he is wise.
3. kitlo— itlo or titlo, e.g. kitlo
vo budivont, titlo to budi-
vont.
N. B. Ml these words are de-
clined {see Gram. p. 82)|.
As
Ash
Aa if, biri, e.g. he speaks aa if
he were a fool = pisa milnsa
bari ulaita = Zfl/. loquitur
stulti hominis ins tar \ some
times this 'bari' is preceded
by 'mollea', while the prin-
cipal verb is put in the tense
required by the meaning;
e.g. live every day as if you
were to die oa the same =
ilsen jiyezai teats disa mor-
toloi moUea b^ri ; about this
'mollea' see Gram. p. 313.
As far as, l.titlen put after
the verb, e.g. maka k^lta
title Q = as far as I know; see
Gram. pp. 236-237.
2.tS,eea or tea jiD8in=thus or
in that way.
As far as possible, 1 . tanki p&rmSr-
ne= according to the power;
or tEnkta titlen = /. is pos-
sible as much, 'kitleS' being
understood, thus : (kitlen)
tankta titlen = Lat. quantum
possibile est, iantum; see
Gram. I.e.
As much as, ad. kitlo — itlo = /.
Lat. quantus tantus.
As soon as, li|aEi = momeQt,^^/-
lowed by 'uprSnt', e.g. tea
kgana uprant=/. after that
moment. Where a. a. a. intro-
duces a verb, the participle
of the zerb is used with
'kSaiia' or 'fiir' in the Dat.
or Or. without postp.,
e, g. as soon as they had
gone oat, the house fell = te
bairgellea farak, gh&r pod-
len = /. in the moment (iu
which) they (had) gone out,
the house fell.
As to,viBy&ut&rthain=/.about,
ch.cs.i 'as to what you write
=tumin borSiUea yisyant=/.
about the ... written by you.'
As follows, t&sen or &sen = I.
thus; kiteii molear,
N.B. For the use of all these
phrases see Oram. esp. P. II.
Ch.iii. P. IV. Ch.ii. Art.iii.
AsafcBtida, s. hing, -ga, m.
Asoend,^. tsM e.g. amoimtaiD;
unta veta = I. goes aloft, rises,
e. g. the thermometer rises.
2. khaduD ghalu ts^ = climb
with a rope, /, putting rope as-
cend, (as is the practice here
in some parts of Kanara),
Asoendenoy, s. podvi, -ye, f.;
adhikar, -ra, m. see Influence.
Asoension, s, s&rgartsadnep,
-nea, «. or ' sargintsadnen,
-nea, n.
Ascent, s. tsadnen, -nea, n.
Ascertain, v. 1 . nis&eisi, e. g. asc.
news = kh&bar n.
2. kajai = I. cause to know,
Dat.; zanai, c.v. of za^a. =
knows.
A8cetic,a.]. atmeatso=/.of soul,
mn. spiritual.
2.devaspoiiatBO, e.g. a book.
Ashamed (Be), laz; loje, (aun 1.);
\&z dista=/. shame appears
Ash
^. Dat.; eermetafi, «. v.
(aui i.).
Ashe8,-r. l.gobor, -bra, m.; 'as.
with fire(embera)=muriiiiiro,
-rea, m'
2.8inz, -ji,y^, rl.y/r.
Afih-Wednesday, s. sinjitso bu-
dvar, -ra, m.
A8lior8,W.t&di;'goa~tadiTot8'.
Aside, dd. yingfld.
Ab^, •!!. 1. mag, mn. a. with
prayers, request (Lat. toga),
Prs. Cm.
S.itsar or vitsar = question,
Cm. Prs.; nimgi, -v. = aslr,
Cm. Prs.
Aekanae, (Look a.) rfinkclea jin-
sio pole=look in a crooked
■way; or only 'vankden pole'.
Asleep (Be), nid or nidla, per/,
AjJleep (Pall), nid pod=/. sleep
fall, Dat. Prs, (esp. at night
or bed-time) ; nid yeta (esp,
at extraordinary times).
Asleep (Put), nidai, e, v.; gana
gS = cause (children) to sleep
by singing in a low voice.
Aspect, s. 1. rup, -pa, n. = I.
figure; rs, dista (e.g, boren)
=look8 {e.g. well); tdnd, -da,
«.,■ tearo, -rea, m. {Hal.
ciera).
Asphalt, s. dambor, -rii, m.
Aspiration,i.uskar,-ra,)«./r^.
umed, -Ai,/.
Aspire,^. fipekSie/. desire; lale.
Asquint, a. tirso: 'look asq. =
tirso pole'.
Ass, s, gadSuD, -dva, n.
Assail, V. angar pod = I. fall on
body; zulam \ii.r = l. make
violence.
Assassin, s. khunigar, -r£i, m.
AsBaBBinat«,z'. kbuni k&r=/. make
assassination; jiusimarskill.
AssassinatioB, s, khuni, -ye,/
Assault, V. zulum k&r=/. make
violence ; zomp mari=pouDce.
Assault, s, zulum, -Ime^; zomp,
-pi,/./ uprali, -li,/
Assemblage, s, l.mel, -la, m.;
zomo, -me&, m.
a.ras, -8i,/.=^. heap,y^.
Assemble, v. 1 . Ir. melii, c. v. of
mel, n. v,; zomo k&r or zom&i.
Assembly, s. zunt, -tS, m.,/r.;
me], -la, m.=meeting; yekot,.
-ta, OT. = unioii; sl.bha,-bhe»
/. = council.
Assent, s. kabuli, -le, / {var.
koblat, -ti,/)
Assent, v. k&buli di, or kfLbul
k&r=/. give consent, {or k&-
bulasasis consenting); vop.
Assert, v. kh&ndit (zaun) s&ng
=/. say certainly; mon>:/,
say. [m.
Assertion, s. kh3,ndit utsar, -ra.
Assessment, s. tirvo, -veil, m,
see Valuation.
Assets, -r. ast,-ti,/; jindigi,-ge,/-
Assererate, v. khSndit zaun sang.
Assiduity, s, rs. into khMa-
n&stan&n = without inter-
vention, ch, cs.\ zagrutai,
-yo, /.
^ ,., ...lA-ooglc
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Ast
Aatiinana, a. zagnit.
Assiduoaaly, ad. kh&laaastaDan ;
tbambaaaataiian = /. not
AmgatV. 1. disA give.
2.mokrari k&r, Ace. of ihing
Dal, of pers. I. make ap-
poiDtmeut.
•ABsi^nation, s. mokrari, -re, /
(= appoiDtment).
Asaiffiiment, s. h&Talo, -lea, m.
-Aflsimilate, v. 1. sarko k&r = /.
make like, or &^t k&r.
2. biLd&I = change ('into =
thiin')-
Assist, V. adliar {or kumok) kHr
= 1. make help; piXu; s&hai
di or s. k&r,
Assistanee, s. &&hai, -ye, / =
help; kumok, -mke,/.=:help;
adhar, -ra, m, = help.
Assistant, a. s. kumki (<!.); or
kumkegar, -ra, m. (s.)
Assooiate, v. 1. sangat k&r = /.
mscke company; Baiigatiza=
/. become companion ; yekot
kftr = /. make unioD.
2.f£'. za = /. suit.
ABsooiate, s. Bangati, -tia, m.;
i|t, -ta, m.
Assooiation, s. mel, -Ja, m.; yeko-
tai, .ye, /, = union ; yekot,
-ta, m, = union.
Assort, 1'. th&ra th&rak ving&d
k&r.
ABSortment, s. th&raToI, -li,/. -/.
variety.
Assume, v. l.k£ine = /. take.
2.^. ISk = consider, £,^. ass.
for granted.
3. vopsaoghe, v. kanghe = con-
signed take upon oneself.
Assumption, .r. l.ghevap, -p&,n.
2. B&rginrig&p, -gpa, «., rl. mn.
Assaranae, f . l-gh&t alo&en, -ne
[or -ni),/. = firm conviction.
2. patiyeni, -ni,/. = confidence.
3.kb&ndit sang-nen, -nea, n.^
positivedeclaration; tirm&g,
-na, n. = Bolemn declaration,
decision.
4. &um&ryad, -di (-de),/. = want
of modcBty.
Assnred (I feel), nis6ei zann (silng-
tafi).
Asterisk, s. fnl, -la,». (fula,-le?).
Asteroid, s. Ian graha, -ha, n.
Asthma, s- l&a, -si,/.: >taka l&s
marta =he BufferB from asth.'
Astonish, v. l.&jap k&runk l&i,
or &jap&i, Ir.v.
Astonished (Be), &jap za; zim zS
(be astonished, with fear).
Astonishing, 0. &japatso.
Astonishment, s. ajap, -p£, n.;
zim, -ma, n. (ast with fear).
Astray (Oo), aun Tat tBuktaii = I
miBs the way.
Astriat, z". l.baud = tie; &rmiu
band.
2. damb = press (in order to
ftstrict).
Astringent, s. b&ndk&rCeu vokat,
-kt&, n.
Astrologer, s. jotis, -sa, or jotis-
gar, -la, m. (zoti).
Ast
Att
Astronomer, s. joyis, -|a, m, [S.
K.)\ neketrarip&ndit, -ta, m.
Afltronomy,J.joti8,-8a,«.(/?.^.)5
neketranvidya, -ye,y;
Asylum, s. Ssro, -rea, m.
At, prep. l.byistLoc. Lat. H'n\
2.6y 2nd Loc, Lat. 'm', and
'super', used for time and
space.
3.ijy Cm. Lat. '■apitd'.
4. by Ace. or Or. to show time.
t.by the Or. case of the fern.
derived adjective (showing
time).
Q.Dat. {to show price); see
Gram, passim for all these
cases. Examples of each
case: l.'togMrant asa=he
is at home' ; 2.'fantear = at
daybreak' ; 'modeo ratir=
at midnight'. 3. 'Trebia kftde
zalli l^ai = the battle at
theTrebia'. 4.'atiioon=doii-
par iw donpara', 5.'rati(Sen=
at night'. 6. 'at what price
skitlea molak? (bet. tS^en
mol kiten?)'
Atheism, s. cSiStikamfit, -ta, m.
(Mr. Sans. Cn.), n. u.
Atheist) s. nastik, -ka, m., n. u.
Athwart, see Aoroes.
Atlas, s. bhninnSkSa, -Se,/.
Atmosphere, .r. vareS, -rea, «.=
I. air; Antral, -la, «. = 8ky;
akas, -s&, », = sky.
Atom, f . l.laa I§n kudko, -kea,
m. = l. very little piece ; kus-
kut, -te,/
2.k&ni, -ye,/.=/. a piece of
grain; tuB, -sa, n. (ot rice,
com).
Atone, V. ^rikpon di = /. give
satisfaction; pra,iSit k&r = /.
make penance (G. //.)
Atonement, s. farikpoa, -na, n. ;
pra6it, -ta, n.
Atrooions, a. bh&y&nkflratso = /.
dreadful; or bet. biyankal;
khoteponatso=/. wicked; ni-
gtur = I- cruel ; ghStki =
traitor; mharu = cruel.
Atrocity, s. khotepon, -na, n. =
I. wickedness ; nisturai, -ye,
/. = I. cruelty ; mhanipoi^,
-ria, n.
AttaohjP. \.tr.\a.%^ior\a.i,c.v.of
lag, n. V. = be attached.
2.fg. dh&r = /. seize.
Attachment, 'f- l.lagiLp,-gpa,«.;
bet. rs. V.
2.fg. m6g,-ga, m. =1. lore^. ;
siilgi, -%9,f,e.g. of a son to
the mother; &parbai, -y^./
Attack, V. angar pod=/. fall on
body ; zulum kar = I. make
violence; where the verb is
usedfiguratively, other Kon-
kani verbs should be used,
according to the context, e.g.
be attacked by dlseaBe=pida
taka lagta, or p. t. zata; att.
an opinion = inkar k&r = /.
resist; virodh uiai.
Attack, s. 1, zulum, -Ime, /.;
ho}, -la, «.
Att
Aud
2.^., e.g. att. of a disease;
rs. into v.
Attain, w. l.«. pau=/. arrive,
2. tr. zdd = /. obtain ; jik = ^.
gain.
Attar, s. guIoba5en tSI, -tfi, n.\
attar, -ra, n.
Attempt, 7'. l.pr&y&tfLn k&r==/.
make effort, pr.
2. zulum k&r = /. make vio-
lence, y^.
Attempt, s. pr&yfi,tin, -tna, «.
Attend, v. l.sangata Tote=go
with; pa.yoi=caaae to reach,
fs-
2. haz^r asa=is present; asas
is, 2nd Loc.
3. rak= await.
4. Cit di=giTe attention.
5. tsakri k4r=8erTe, G. F.\ see
also Follow.
Attendance, s. 1. tsakri, -re,/
l.rs. V.
Attendant, s. sevok, -ka, m. or
tsakor, 'kra, m.
Attention, l.kfin diunfieS, -6ea,
«.; 6it, -ti,/; zagrutai, -ye,
/.; ts&trai, -ye,/; mon, -na,
n.=l. heart, y^., e.g. pray
with attention.
Attestion(Pay), 1 . kao di or^\\, di ;
zagrut raii=^. remain awake.
2. tsiitrai kanghe=take heed;
k&b&rdar rSa=take heed.
Attentive, a- zagrut, or rs. v.
Attest, ». safcS sang or s. di.
Attestation, s. sakfi, -Si,/.=eTi-
deoce.
Attitude, s. stiti, -ti,/. or Snga-
CeS asap,-spa, n. = 8itastion
of the body, n, c; rflp, -pa, n.
Attorney, s. vHkil, -la, m.; kar-
bari, -ri&, m.; G. k&m ts&l&i-
tolo=/. managing the busi-
ness; muttaUk, -ka, m.
Attract, ». I.v6d.
2./g. Todni di or fuslSi; see
Interest
Attraction, s. vo^ni, -ne, /.
or Yondounen, -nea, «. or
vondon, -ne, / pr., fg.\
fuslauQen, -nea, n.
Attribute, -o. see Afloribe.
Attribute, J. 1. gun, -na, »»., e. g.
att. of God; l&kS&n, -ga,
«., e.g. Derafiia l&k|&i>an;
Neuter of the Adj., e.g. it
is an att. of man=m&nsa-
fiefi, as Lai. 'kotnims est'.
Attrition, s. bhiranti&i duk, -ki,
/. = /. sorrow of fear.
Attnne, v. (talo) s&ma k&r=/.
make right (tbe tune).
Auction, s. l&ilaun, -lava, n.
Asdacione, a. l.dh&iriivont =/.
courageoue; zobor.
2.1iizbandoE/. impudent.
Audaciousness, s. 1 . dh&ir, -ra,n.;
zobord&st, -ti,/.
2. lilzbandpop, -na, n.=l. im-
pudence.
Audience, s. 1. b6t (or bhe(), -(e,
/ = /. visit; milak&t, -ti,/.;
'begot aiid.=takabet mejli,
taka milak&t melli'. ring).
2. aikap, -pa, n. (= act of hear-
Aud
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Ava
Aodit, V. poleis/. look; t&nki
fc&r, e.g. aud. accoanta.
Anditor, s. t&okidar, -ra, m.
Anger, s. barmo, -mea, m. for
making large holes; rum,
-ma, «. /or boring holes in
■wood for nails.
Augment, ^. tsg,d&i, c. v. of ts&d.
Augrment, s. tsidap, -pa {or -dpa).
n. or tsadouni, -rie,/.
Angmr, s. bolmen sangtolo, •lea,
m. = l. saying augury; bol-
megar,-ra,w.;o/-boIniegarB,
■^•) /■ [cKarm.
Angrtu', V. bolmoQ sang = /. say
Augury, s. bolmea, -mea, n.
Aunt, l.mausi, -se,/. (maternal
aunt).
2. akai, -kii, ar mavoln, -ni,/",
(paternal aunt),
3.mami, -ye,/. (»r ai, -ye,/.
(;«•»» of respect, or address);
Gram. p. 157.
Aurora, s. fanten or phanteS,
-tea, n. ; *'/ seems to be used
only in the znd Loc., phan-
tear=at aur.; uzaad, -da, m.
= /. light: 'uzuad zalo (cru,
dista)=it is aurora'.
Angpioes, s. bolmin, pi. n.
Austere, a. kitin (= seTere) ;
kMdij {sounded like kilrd),
e.g. au8. superior.
Austerity, s. l.k&tinai, -ye,/.;
nib&rai, -ye,/,, e.g. aust. of
penance; ts&louniSi nib&rai,
-ye,/. (=rigour); k&rdai, -ye,
/= rigour.
2,kh4nt, -ti,/ = melancholy.
Authentic, a. kh&rots {emph. of
kh&ro^true).
Author, "0. k&rt, -ta, m,, n. c. ;
. . . kello, or rs. v.
Authoritative, i2. podvi&sulla=/.
powerful; &dikari, e.g.&vAh.
answer; podvetso.
Authority, s. 1 . podvi, -ve,/ = /.
power ; h&kkij, -ka, n. = t.
right; sot&titri}, -rS, «, =
absolute power ; &dbikar,
-T&, m., e.g. auth. of the
church.
2. sfirkar, -ra, m = public au-
thority, goTerament,
3. patiyeni, -ni,/ (grounds for
believing),
AuthoriM, v. podvi di = /. give
power.
Autocrat, s. sot&ntri, -ria, m.=
having absolute power.
Auxiliary, a. adharatso orkumki.
Avail, I*, (use) 1. pr3,y6g k&r=/,
make use (G.Af.): 'av. your-
self of the opportunity =B&n-
drap gbe or kane, = /. take
the opportunity'; upiiyogsi.
2 . upkarak pod = /. fall to bene-
fit; see Use.
Avarice, s. l.surat, -ta, m.
2. absuart, -t£, m., rl. w. Not a
few of the natives of Kanara
understand by 'ibeuart*
'gluttony'.
Avaricious, a. surati ; imto,
stronger and more compre-
hensive than surati.
' - A.oogk-
Ave
Azu
^rikpon kane = /.
take satisfaction, revenge,
G.N.
Average, s. sumar, -ra, «. = not
much, nor little; BUrasfir,
-ri,/.
Averse, a. nSkhasetso; &et. rs.
Aversion, s. nakhuei, -Se, /.=/.
not will ; apaprit, -ti, '/. ;
kantalo, -leii, m.^1. abhor-
rence; vonkaro, -rea, «.=
nausea.
Avert, V. pois kfi,r or p. d6v6r=
/. keep far.
Avidity, s. 1 . khaugepon, -nia, «.
(for eating).
2./£: tsad khuSi, -86,/. = /.
great wish, or asa, -se, /. ;
nrha, -be,/ (zeal).
Avoid, V. l.tsuk&i {or tsukon
kane), c. V. o/'t8uk=he miss-
ing.
S.vatai (Tai(antlo); also used
in the meaning ^'exchange
money'.
3. pois k&r = /. make far, go
far from.
Await, V. rak. Ace.
Awake, v. zag&i, c. v. or zago k&r
(n. V. zago za) ; ut&i, c. v.
o/-ut=riae.
Aware (I am), (maka) kfi,Ita=/.
to me is known; zartau=I
know.
Away, ad. pelein; 'take aw.=
p. kad'; it is often untrans-
lated; e.g. go away=T0t8
or tern.
Awe, s. zim, -mH, n.
Awful, a. hh&y&nk&ratso si I.
dreadful, c>^bhiyankul; t&r-
taronntso; po]enatullo=not
to he Been.
Awkward, a. tarifetso.
Awl, s. {Lat. subula, Ital. sue-
ckiello) d&bb&n, -ija, n. =
instrument for boring holes
in leather. [kudar).
Axe, s. 1. karad, -di, /. (var.
2.motsi}, -tea, tn.
Aziom, s. T&Can, -na, n. mn. evi-
dent truth; &r&mba5en s&t,
-ta, n.=l. fundamental truth,
or mukhya 8. = chief truth;
see Aphorism.
Axle, s. parai, -riye,/.
Azure, a- nilsoc/'iiil rongatao=:
/. blue or of blue colour.
■ Google
B
Bab7,-i-burgen,.gea,».; baleen,
'Se&,«.; balok,>ka, m. (used
0/3. C.) = child J.
Babble, s. bodbodaen, -nea, «.;
phandio, -\%&, m.
Babble, v. bodbod.
Bachelor, ankuar, -ria, m. ; kazar-
natullo.
Bacbelorship, s. ankaarpon, -rt&,
Bao&,-f. ^^X,,-\^,/=lMt.dorsum.
Baok, ad. pati, e.g. go backsp.
Tots; or patlean=/. behind.
Backbite, v. tsadio Bang=:/, say
backbiting.
Baokbitinj:, s. taadi, -je./
Backbiter, s. tsadiyegar, -ra, m.
Backbone, s. patik^no, -ne&, m.
Backwards, ad. piitlean.
Baoon, s. dukraiSen mas, -b&, n,
=/. meat of pig.
Bad, a. pad ; vait (physically
rtWi/morally); khoto=wicked;
taka vait k3,rtS. = be is sick';
'to rEit kibrtashe commits
evil'.
Bad^, 5. billo, -le&, m., e.g. of
a peon.
Bad-hearted, a. uSto.
Bay, s. l.fiU, -la, n. {general
name); p6ti, -ye,y^ = small b.;
poten, -tea, «.=b. of leather,
as a schooUboy's satchel ;
tbflili, -le, /. = money-bag ;
gogi, -j&,/. = l. sack.
Jiigg&ge, s. saman, -na, m.
Bail, ^. 1. zamin za = /. become
security; zamin di = /. give
surety.
Bail, s. zamindar, -ra, m,=Lai.
2. zamin, -Ti^,f.=Lat. vadimo-
nium.
Bailiff, s, karbari vitSitso, or k.
itlatso = administrator of
property ; amia, ^na, m.
Bait, s. 1. dad, -da, n. (madafien
d.i=b. of palm, used as an
astringent to stop blood flow-
ing).
2. khan,-na, n.=food ; tBS.r&du,
-da,«, (to catch fishes with);
buko,-kea, m. ; k&nni, -ne,/.
Bait, ». khan or khaunk di (mon-
zatink poin k&r&ea velar)
= 1. give food (to animals
when they are on a journey).
Bake, v. 1. baz Qiorre' in Lat.) ;
ka,rpi = bake much.
2.rand=^/. coque.
Baker, s. undegar, -ra, m.
Bakery, s. khorn, -na, n.
Balance, ^> l.tagdi,-de,/.; t&ras,
-Bi,/,: 'scale of b. = t&gild,
-gda',M.
2. baki, -kiy.=b. of an account.
Balcony, s. vlg. b&lkann, -kSva,
m. ; tsAdao, -dava, m. {H. K.)
Bald,(t. l-bolmando; bodkQ()»».
alsoy without horns or bar©
I.., ..iiA-ooglc
Bal
Bar
head) ; bolmaten {pig.); kes-
natuUo; some say koddo =
skull without hair.
Bale, s. pendi, -ye,/: as of cloth.
Ball, s, l.gulo, -lea, m. {mn.ex.
shot, cannon-ball, and Ike
like); fg. colics. Dim. guli,
-ye,/
2. nats, -t8a, »«.=dance.
Balloon, J. gulo, -lea, m.
Balm, s. parmMatso r03, -sa,
m,=:l. good-smelling juice:
pd,rm&!a5eD tel, -\S,, n. •=
good-smelling oil.
Bamboo, s. vaso, -sea, m.; k&-
rt^k, -nki,/; kirl, -15, m.=
tender b. ; pieces of b. used
as ligaments are called
'kamb, -bi,'/
Bamboo-mat, s. hator, -tra, m.
Ban, s. (of marriage) Cit, -ti, /.
Band, s. l.bandap, -dpa, n.
2.biren, -reS, «,, e.g. of men.
Bandicoot, s. kolnndir, -dra, m.
Banditti, s. lutkari, -ria, m.=l.
making prey.
Banian-tree, s. vodatso ruk, -ka,
m,
BaniBh, v. 1 . g&d par kii,r ; p&r-
gavant dhad = send to a
foreign country.
'i.fg. bhair gal = put out.
3.8od=/. leave.
Bank, J. l.n&infii kinar, -ri, /.
= /. shore of a river; v4l,
-le,/; t^i, -ye,/ (shore).
2.benk, -kS, n^fr.; bun^isal,
-la, n.=l. hall of chet[ne,_/^.
3. munSi, -niye, / = a small
bench or stool.
4. dokko, -kea, m, = I. beach,
dock.
5. bati, -ye,/, (a river-bank).
Banker, s. saukar, -ra, m.
2. Cinvar, -ra, m.; a&raf, -fa, m.
Bank-note, s. hundi, -ye,/.
Bankrnpt (Become), divali kad.
Banner, s. bauto,--tea, m.; giauii,
-ava, m., fr.\ biLnder, -ra,
rt.,fr.
Banquet, s. vlg. bonket, -ti, /
(meat and plantains); vod
jevan, jeuna, «.=/. great
dinner.
Banter, s. 6estai, -ye,/.
Banter, •<>. Sestai k&r.
Baptism, s. baptizm(?r bautizm,
-ma, m.,/r.
Baptistery, 5. baptizmdiunSi suat,
-te,/.; baptizmaiSi pi, -ye,/.
Baptize, •!>. baptizar kar (used
in Ike formula of baptism) ;
bantizm di=/ give b., vlg.;
vol lai = /. apply oil; 'be
baptised = bautizm ghe'.
Bar, s, l.alveS, -vea, n.
2. sarai, -la, M., e. g. b. of
windows.
Barbarity, s. l.hedpon, -na, n.;
ranuotpon, -nS, n-
2. nigturpon, -na, n. or ni|tu-
rai, -ye, /
Barbarous, d. l.raiiaot±=/. wild.
2. niStur=/. cruel; mharu.
Barber, s. kelSi, -Sia, m.; malo,
-lea, m,
„. : L.OOgk-
Bar
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Bas
Bftra, a. ugto = I. open,^.
Barefaced, a. l&zbandgo or l&z-
bando; mostiteo.
Bargain, s. 1 . b&rar, -ra, m.\ sato,
-teS,, m.
Sark, s. 1. sal, -li,/ (of trees).
2. d6n, -91, /. (boat). ring.
Bark, 11. I.b6b mar = /. beat cry-
2.glionk(orbboQk)3:La/./a^ra.
Barley, s. barli, -le,/.
Bam, s. l.tupen, -pefi, ».
2. agr§,ii, -na, «. (a sort of go-
down).
Barometer, s. varea6efi map, -pa,
n. = I. measure of the air,
(vareazadajemap, -pa, n. =
mea. of the pressure of the
air), n. u.
Barqoe, see Bark.
Barrack] 5. bar^k, -ta, n. or bar-
kSg, -sa, «.
Barrel, s. pip, -pa, n.
Barren, a. 1. vaaz, pr. {esp. appl.
to women); go^du, pr. (esp.
appl. to irrational animals) ;
banjer (J>lace).
I.fg. fol dinatullo,y^. = /. not
giving fruit; nirfol.
Barrier, see Bar.
Barrister, s. vS^il, -la, m.
Barter, v. b&diil, (e. g. bar. one
thing for another).
Base, a. 1. uno=/. less, usedfg. ;
h&lko; see Abject.
2, sftkililo (b. voice).
Base, s. bunjad, -di,/.
Basement, s. d&rn, -ni,/. (lowest
story of a building).
Bastful, a. l.iajiSt.
2. bi2ud = /. timid; bhiyatso;
phukkela = very timid.
Bashftalneas, s. l.laz, -je,/.
2.bhen, bhiya, n. = l. fear.
Basil, s. tal&s, -Isi,/.
Basilica, s. mukhya igirz, -je,/,
(m. devastan, -na, «.)
Basin, s. tast, -ta, n. mn. vessel
for washing in, etc.; vatli,
-tie,/. =a sort of plate to eat
rice from; gulamb, -Imba,
n. (for curry); pokali, -le,
/ = a vessel to draw water
with.
2. taien, -lea, n. = I. tank.
3. phalken, -kea, «. = /. valley.
Basket, s. kant, -ti, /. (larger
kind) ; bati, -ye,/ (smaller);
kurpano,-itea,»;.,f)rk)irven,
-vea, n. (still smaller) ;
petaro, -rea, m. = wicker-
basket; dali, -ye,/; pantli,
-le,/.; kurpon, -ni,/
Basket-maker, s. korgar, -ra, m.
(name of a caste specially
employed in making baskets,
etc.)
Bass-relief, 5. kantonetso vaar,
•ra, m. = I. work of an en-
graver. .
Bastard, a. bapuinatullo = /,
without father ; (not,perhaps,
an exact equivalent, but the
following are commonly
terms 0/ abuse); vareatso=
/.aerial; randetso or bodki-
tso=child of a widow; l&un-
„, „ L.oogic
Bas
Bea
ditsoschild of an anmarried
woman ; dasiro {vlg. desatso)
s child of a maid-aerraat.
Ssate, V. pont mar (mn, sew with
long stitches).
Sat, s. l.tonko, -kea, m, (cud-
gel).
2. pako, -kea, m. animal
(larger kind).
3. vagal, -gla, n. (smaller).
Sath, s. nSrn, -na, n.\ snan,
-na, ft.
3athe, ^. l- na, n. v. (var. nan):
nan&i, c.v.
2. biz&i=/. make wet.
Bathing-room, s. nani, -ye,/.
Saton, s. l.T^r, -ri,/. (moatak-
a<Si) = /. stick (of a com-
mander),^;^.
2. betkati, -te,/. = /, sceptre.
3. dando, -dea, m.; all three
words mn. a stick used as a
sign of honour or command :
the lasi one may also be
for common uses.
3&ttaIioii, s- p&tlam, -mi,/, (cof'
ruptiono/lhe Englishword).
3atter, v. nalinin mar = /. heat
with guns.
Battery, s. (nalintso) mel, -la, m.
Battle, s. zuz, ^zil, n. = war;
l^Ei, -ye,/ = /. fighting.
Bay, s. (dUryafien) kol, -la, «.
B^onet, s. l.hfindakeiSi bhali,
-ye,/. = I. arrow of the fire-
lock; sfinin, -ne,/, n.c.
Bazaar, s. pent(fe), -te,/.
Be, V. 1. &sa, to denote: a) ex-
istence iu a place, b) mere
existence, c) exterior quality
or relation, e.g. 'the door is
open', and the like.
2.Tortauta or zaun vortautii,
denoting quality ; in this 2nd
mn. the verb is very often
omitted {see Gram, p. 102).
Beach, s. d&kko, -kea, m. {viz.
shore prepared for landing
boats etc:)
Beacon, see Lij>hthanse.
Bead, s. m&iii {^r mdcd), -ya, m.\
s&ri, -ye,/
Beadle, s. pedo, -dea, m.
Beak, s. boats, -Ci,/
Beam, s. 1. aden, -rlea, n. (small
b.); pfikaso, -sea, m. (rafter);
tirant, -te, / (big b.) ; t61,
-la, m. (upon which the roof
rests); kadi, -ye,/, (small
slicesi^^'piecesof wood); pati,
-ye,/ is used sometimes in-
stead of 'kadi' for 'beam'
(small); rip, -pS, »., e.g.
the pieces used to connect
the planks of a door, etc.
2. dando, -dea, m, (b, of a
balance).
S.isalen, -lea, M, = b. of acart.
4. kirn, -na, n. = l. ray.
Bean, s. bogdo, -dea, m. (b. of
Kanara) ; ftlsando, -dea, m. ;
auro, -rea, m.
Bear, s. l.asvel, -la, n.
l./g. ra^uot mS.ai3, -nia, m.
= a wild man.
Bea
Bee
Bear, v, 1, z&dai dUr = /. keep
the weight.
2, B08 = /. suffer.
S.balant (or poraut) za =
bring forth.
4. z&Im&is: beget, c,v. o/zhlma,
(more commonly only z&lma,
ch. cs.)
S.asa^iB e.g', b. a name, ch.
cs.
6.di=/. give, e.g. give fruit.
Beard, s- khad, •dS., ».; dadi, ~ye,
/.: 'seize by the b. = fch,dhS.r
or kh. hal&i'.
Beater, s. l.h&mal, -la, m. (only
of palaiic[uiii and manchil) ;
boi, -ya, m.
2.T0rtao m^nia, -nsa, m. gen-
eral ierm=l. carryiDg man.
Beast] s. monzat, -ti, /; see Ani-
mal
Bbat, -v. 1, mar; phophai; dadai
07'p6t(e), mn. beat in order to
make hard, e.g. roads ; kand
— b. paddy (thrash the 1st
time) ; ^rai, i. e- beat rice
(thrash the 2nd time) ; bodSi,
e.g. b. on a wall.
2. danndai = /. cause to run
(defeat).
3. ud=/. palpitate, jump (the
heart) ; 'b. down {e.g. fruits)
=z&Ah,i'.
Beatiflo, a. bhagevont kS,rtso or
sukhi kSiFtso.
Beatification, s. bhagevont moO'
nen, -nea, «.
Beatify, i>. bhagevont mon.
Beatitude, s. sukh, -kha, n.;
bhig, -ga, ».; visoa, -sova,
m. (eternal h.)
Beantif^l, a. sobit; snnd&r;
tshftnd {H. K.)
Beautify, v. soh&i, c.v, i^sob.
Beauty, s. sobitai, -ye,/; or so-
bai, -ye,/.; sund&rai, -ye,/.
Becalm, !'. fuslai; nidan k&r;
thind kar.
Because, conj, kiteak, or keteak
molear or kitoagai mo}ear
= /. to what if I said; de-
kun (fut at the end) ; pasun
or paavot, poslp. {wilh the
participle); kiteak de-
kun {see Gram. p. 302, seq.)
e.g. he haa not come b. he
is aick = to yeunk nan, 0)k.
m.topidest; 3) pidest dekun ;
c) pidest asSea pasvot ; d) k,
to pideat dekun.
Becharm, see CbaTm.
Beok, see Nod.
Become, £'.za=fit; vazbiz3.unaaa
= I. is convenient, proper.
Becoming*, a. milryaditao (de-
cent); bore& n&dteateo = /.
of good character.
Bed, s. kh&tlen, -lea, n.\ mantso,
-Sea, m.\ antuin, -nS, n. (a
low poor bed): <antn}nar
asa=ia sick'.
3. hindio, -lea, m. =hamn)Ock,
Bedstead, s. pol&ng, -ga, n.\
mg,nt30, -fiea, m.
Bee, s. movatso mus, -sa, tn. =
/. fly of honey. ,
Bee
Beef, s. vlg. gai£en {or v&k&Cen)
mas, -sa, n.
BeeliiTe, s. mova^ea mueaiitso
gud, -da, m.
Beer, s. bir, ~n,/.^/r.
Beetle, J. l.zkc\o,~\Qd.,m.^Lat.
scarabeus.
2. gnngurlo, -lea, m. (the dron-
ing beetle) ; boTor, -vra, m.
Befall, -v. l.g&d=bappen.
2,za=become; 'taka kitea za-
len = what befell him?'
Before, ad.,prep. l.adifi, ad. {of
time) and postp.
2. poilo (4, -en) a. = Lot. prior
(poilen postp.).
S.hnjir = Lai. coram: 'Deva
hn. = coram Dso\
4.mukar {from 'mak=.face'):
'mukar TOt3 = go b.'
5.fnden,^.jf. yea fuden^after
this (in future).
6. prfts, with the comparal,, if
it means 'more than' {see
Gram, p. 64, seq.)
Beforehand, ad. adin or poilo (poi-
lots) = /. before, (»- first; see
Advance.
Befonl, V. mhelM or mbelo k&r.
Bey, w. mag = request: 'I b.
pardon = maf kit or maf
magtan = /. make forgive
ness, or I ask forgiveness.
2, bhik mag = I. beg alms.
Be^t, V. 2&lmai {bei. use z&lma
=be goDerated, ch. cs.)
Beggar, s. 1 . (bhik) magtolo, -lea,
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Beh
2. bhik&ri, -ria, m.
Begin, v. 1. surn kar, G. F- =
make beginning.
2.Buru zata, n.v.,G.F.=l. be-
ginning is done; lag, Dat.
^l. be applied, e. g. vauriik
Iag=b.towork; 'to monunk
laglo=he began to say'.
Beginning, «. enru, -le,/.: 'in the
b. =: snruveiit or suruver';
'from the b. =; sum thaun or
aoruver thaun'; arSmb, -bS,
M. = origin; mfll, -Ja, n.=
I. root, e. g. b. of wisdom
(/^■)-
Begone, v. {Lat. apage) tsil, v6t8
= /. walk, go.
Beguile, v. mos klLr = /. make
deceit.
Behalf, (on b. tjr in b. of), I.
pasun, khatir {Lot. •■pro' or
'propter^).
I.G. pa^tin = oti the part of,
fr. ; p4k5en = on the side of.
Behave, v, ts&I = I. walk, fg. ;
ts^m.
Behaviour, s. taal, -li,/ ; nftdteii,
-tea,«. = A character; ts&m-
kand, -da(i'r taamkan.-na) , «.
Behead,!'. tSkli {or maten) katir
<=/. cut the bead; sis kaps
/. cut the head.
Behind, ad. prep, l.patlean, ad'
postp.
2. pati, ad.
Behold, V. 1. pole or polei.
2. dist ghal=/. put sight {znd
Loc).
Beh
Ben
Behold, int. pole (or oble, vlg.
corrupt, of cih pole).
Bain^, s. 1 . vistij,-tu^/; = /. thing.
2.asap, aspa, ». = existenGe.
Belohiug, s. Ahak, -ka, m.
Belfrey, s. gbantii^i tor (6), -ri,
/. = /, tower of bells {var.
gbantitso tor, -ra, «(.).
Belie, v, l.lip^i = /. conceal.
2. see Calumniate.
Belief, s. l.u^mbg&nen, -nea, ».
2.alo&en, -m,/. = l. opinion;
gb^t a. = firm persuasion.
3. b^yadt, -ta, m. mn. divine
faitb; iaatir, -ra, (or sastri^,
-tra), n. = religion.
Believe, V. l.Bfltmand=/. esteem
truth, us^rd esp. of divine
faith (with 2nd Loc, e. g.
Devaiier s^tmand).
2. patiye = /. trust (with 2nd
I.OC.), or patiyeni d6T6r = /.
keep confidence, or n&mbga
or n&mboa {n^mga, 'olg^.
3.Bint=/. think.
Believer, J. siitraandtolo.-lea, m.;
kristaun, -tava, tn. ; baradti,
-tia, m.
Bell, s. 1. ghaot, -ti,/: 'ring
the b. = ghant mar'.
2.kampin, -ni,/. = small bell,
fr.\ gbanflen, -lea, «. (higger
than 'kampin').
Bellow, V. arabe {Lat. '■mugt',
used of cows and bullocks).
Bellows, s. bhato, -tea, m.; 'blow
the b. = bhato funk' ; sidi,
-de,/., n.c. (some understand
•sidi' as meaning a vessel
like 'kolso', but smaller; btit
the Tulu for 'bellows' is
also 'sidi').
Belly, s. pot, -ta, ». pr.,fg., e.gr-
of a vessel ; k&nvftt (round
of the belly).
Belong, V. l.favo za; where if
sign^s, 'be tbe property of,
it is translated by the Gen,
case of the noun governed
by 'of; see Gram, p, 223. seq,
2. lag, Dat. mn. concern, /. be-
attached, e.g. yen maka lag-
anan = this does not belong,
to me, it does not concern,
me.
Beloved, a, mogal or mogatso ;
^purbayetso; prititso or pri-
timogatso.
Below, ad. frep. 1. silkal ad. antf
postp.
2. uno=/. less,y^. e.g. look on
everything worldly as being,
b. you = sfik&t s&un8ara5e»
v&stu tnje uneo mon 6int.
3. ponda = /. beneath.
4. khal.
Belt, ^. l.munz, -ji, /.; pato,
-tea, m.
2. kambiirband, -da, n.; see-
Oirdle.
Bemoan, v. riid; see Oroan.
Bench, s. bank, -ka, m. (e.g. a
school-bench), fr.; b&ska,
-ke, /.; munii = stool;
syas&n, -nit, n. (e.g. seat of
a judge).
h, ■. iiA'OogIc
Bet
Send, v. l.bagai, c. v. o/h&^a.,
n.v.
2. porta = /. turn.
Bendinff, s. bau, baye,/.
3eiieath, l.s^kal; ponda.
2,/^. n&inzallo = I. unbecom-
ing.
3eaedictioD, s. 1 besauii, -sava,
«., fr. ; asirrad, -da, n. or
alirTazan, -na, n. rm.
Benefactor, s. upkark4rtolo, -lea,
Senefloe, Benefit, s. upkar, -ra,
m.; adai, -ya, m. = I. advan-
tage.
Benefit, v. upkar; upkarak p6d.
Benefloiftl, a. npkaratao or ada-
yat30.
Benevolence, s. l.borepon, -na,
«. ; bori khuHi, -se, /. ; up-
karpoEi, -na, «. ; mog, -gs,
m. = /, love.
Benevolent, a. upkarkS,rtolo, or
mogatso, or boro, or bore
khusetso.
Bent, a. 1. bagoun or bagrallo,
or vankdo : 'b. forward=mu-
kar b.'
^./ff. lagyllo=/. attached.
Bent, s. see Bendinsr-
Becineath, v. testamentar dovor
= I. keep or put on will,/r.;
see Will.
Beqaesti-f. testamentaiSen de^ien,
-nea, ». = /. a gift of will,//-.
Bereave, v. 1, tBuk&i.i:. v. ^tauk
= be misaing; kad.
Berry, s. approx. dakten fol, -15,
n. = l. small fruit.
1 . mag. Cm. Prs.
Beset, V. vedo ghal or t. mar.
Beside, prep, lagin ; kade ; sirsin.
prep, sivai ; kh&rit ; bolh
these words are used in the
formation of many tenses,
those chi''fly which are intro-
ducedby the conj. nisi, quin;
see Gram.
I, ad. tea aivai = Lat. prae~
Besiege, -<•. vedo gbal, or v. mar.
Besieging:, s. redo, -dea, m.
Besmear, v. l.lai = apply; ('lai'
should govern in the Ace.
the name of the stt^ used
for smearing).
2. mh^lii = befoul.
Besom, .r. sarun, -ne,/.
Bespeak, v. 1. poilits bukum di =
/. give order beforehand.
2. badeak kane=/. take at hire.
3. Cm. lagiii uUiW. apeak with.
Besprinkle, v. see Sprinkle.
Best, a. l.bhou boro.
2.utt&m or uttim.
Best, ad. bhou boren.
Bestial, a. monzatitao, pr.fg.
Bestow, V. di = /. gire; see also
Expend.
Bestride, "v. boa = /. aeat, znd
Loc.
Bet, s. pont, -ta, m.
Bet, V. pont mar = /. beat a bet.
Betake, v.n. 1. lag = /. apply.
2.a3ro kane^take refuge: 'b.
yourself to the carnage=ga-
diyer ts&d' : see Reooorse.
,C.oogli.
Bet
Boi
Betfll, s, pan&Dfii val, -U,/.
Betel-nut, 1. fopal, -pla, n.;
supiiri, -re,/.
2. pan fod = /. nut of betel,
(exaci mn. h. n. and leaves);
pan enpari, -re,/
BetMnk (oneself), v. aton k&r or
ugdas kar or motint hSd or
Ciat.
Betimea, ad. vegin; fantear;
'early in the morning = bhou
f. or bhon sfi.kalia'.
Betoken, v. dak&i = /. ahow ;
gurtij asa = I. sign is.
Betray, ». l.ghat kSr, G. M:
m58 k&r. G. M.
2. ugto k&r^/. make open.
(reyeal). [.ga, m.
Betny&], ^. ghat, -ta, m.\ mOs,
Betroth, V. B&irik k&r; 'hap^in
aple duTek Pedntk s&irik
kelefi = the father has be-
trothed his daughter to
Peter'; in pass, sftirife za.
BetroUial, s. mndi ghalfii = /.
patting the ring ; sfiirik,
-ke,/.
2. uloEien, -riea, «., «. c. =, I.
speaking,^.
Betrothed, see Bride and Bride-
groom.
Between, prep, moden {vlg. mode-
g&t) = /. in the middle ;
bit&r = /. in, Lot. inter.
Bew&il, V. v&A = I. weep, ch. cs.;
pirnga = /. groan.
Beware, v. k&b&rdar ran; tsiltrai
kangbe.
Bewiteh, V. bhul gbal ; ghidi k&r.
'Bejoni, prep. I.p61t&di (opp.
to 'aIt&di = on this side').
2.vinens/. withoutj Z^/. *('«£.
8. bhair (or. adj. bhailo), e.g.
b. my dnty, b. the yoars of:
SivSi.
Bible, s. p&ritr^ pastak, -ka, n.
= I. sacred book; paran,
-nS, TO., n. c; gr&nt, -ta, to.
n. c.
Bid, v. l.formaisA command.
2. mfig s /. request.
3. sang = /. tell.
4. (offer a price) ts&d&i = I,
increase (price).
Bier, s. tumb, -ba, to. (a frame
for carrying corpses on to
the grave).
Big, a. 1 . v6d or v6dlo.
2. girbest {vlg. gnraar) = /.
pregnant.
Bigamist, a. dogi potiriintso.
Bile, s. pint, -ta, n.
BUI, ^. l.bontB,-(ii,/. = beak.
2. cit, -ti,/, e.g. b. of expense ;
lek (h), -ka, ». = /. account,
statement.
3. zamin, -ne,/. = A security.
4. istyar, -ra, to.; see Advartise-
ment.
5. nai, -yS., to.=/. law.
BUlet, s. at, -ti,/.
Bill-hook, s. koito, -tea, m.
Bind, V. l.band.
2. formal = /. command.
3. £entB=A crush,^. (check).
Biogripher, s. jiniboroitolo.
Bio
43
Bla
Biography, s. jiniyeMrap (or
-borap), -rpa, ».
Bird, s. sak^eH, -ueS, n.
Birdlime, s. bead&r, -dri,/!
Birtb, s. 1. zAlm, -ma, m. (z&lm) ;
porsutpon, -na, «. = Laf.
partus; balntyor (or bSln-
' ter), -ra, n.; zftlmatsodis=
/. day of birth; zallo dis.
2.kat&m, -tm^, n. = l. family,
descent.
3.&r&mb, -bS, m.=l. origin.
BirttLplaoe, s. z&llog&afl,-g&aT&,
m.; Tilayet, -ti,/.
Bisonit, s. biskat, -tef/,,/r. ; don
panfi baz^o (undo).
Bisbop, s. bisp, -pa, m.^fr. ('saib
= Lord' is usually addei)\
var. bismy, -m&, m.
Bishopric, s. bispafiefi raz, -ja, n.
=1. kingdom of tba Bishop,
/g'. ; bifipapoii, -^a, n. = office
of the Bishop.
Bissextile, a, upari (moino, vors) .
Bit, s. l.l&gam, -ma, ft. = Lai.
frenum.
2.kadko, -keE, m. =/. piece.
Bitch, s. kolgen, -gea, n.
Bite, V, tsab.
'i-.fg. z&l, «. 11. = I. be burning,
/g". ; duk&i = /. cause sorrow.
Bite, s. gas (or ghaa), -sa, m.^
I. mouthful.
Bitter, a. l.kodu, pr.^.
%fg. kagtantBO = /. difltcult;
dukountso=:/. causing paiu;
ni^tur.
Bitterness, s. kodsa^, -^Q^/.fr.
andfg., e.g. b. of words.
Bitumen, s, t&r, -r&, n. not ex. \
katran, -na, »,
BUok, ii<^^ l.kulo.
%fg, kh&ntiSt or also ka)o,
e.g. b. days.
Blacken, v. kfilo k&r.
Blaekamith, s. k&m&r, -ra, m.;
lovSr, -rfi, m.
Blackwood, s. bit, -ti,/.
Blade, s. l.k&9&s, -nsi,/. (ImI.
,pic,).
2. dhar, -ri, /. = edge, (of a
knife, of an oar, etc.).
Blame,?'. dnrrHi, c.v. ^duruii,
n. v.= reproach; dar di
(complain) ; gunySukar kitr
s /. make guilty ; p&s&nd
k&r (witk neg. particU) = /,
approve, or bet. napis^nd
kilr; bestai e /. reproach.
Blame, s. gunyaun, -va, m. = /.
fault; ntip&s&nd, -da, n. = I.
not approTal, disapproval;
dur, -ra, n.
Blameless, a. gunyaunn^tuUo
s A not having fault; nento
= innocent (/. ignorant).
Blank, s. kbali = /. empty, viz,
paper or place.
Blank, a. kbali.
Blanket, s- kambol, -bli, /.;
b&nat, -ti,/. (a better kind
of bl.)
Blaspheme, "v- blasfem uISi = /.
say h\.,/r.; deuninda uI4i =
I. say injuries against God.
Blasphemy, s. blasfem, -m&, m.
fr.\ deuninda, -de, / or
i._ ■■■ A'OogIc
Ble
Bio
devaniiida = /. injuries to
God, «. c.
Bleed, V. 1. r%at kad= /. draw
blood; sir mar = /. beat
vein.
2. r^at Taiita = /. blood flows,
e.g. the nose bleeds =nakan-
tlen ragat vauta.
Bleeding, s. sirm^rneS, -nea, n.
or sir marap, -rpa, «.
Blemifih, s. tsuk, 'ki,/i = /. mis-
take; aib, -ba, «, = /. fanlt,
flaw ; kh&t, -ta, n. = /. stain.
Bless, V. besaun di = I, give bless-
ing,/?-, or asirvad di.
2. boren k&r — I. make good.
3. benjar (ur besment) kir=cOE-
secrate, e. g. water, houses,
/'■
4. argan di = /. give thanks, or
glorify God.
5. vraddi kar = I. make pros-
perous.
Blessed, a. beaavantso, fr.\ asir-
vad melijllo (= he who was
or is blessed).
2. sukhi= I. happy, or bhage-
vont.
3. sSnt ; used of the saints and
the blessed in heaven, /r.
Blessing, s. l.besaua, -sava, n.
e. g. give me your bl. = be-
saun aiya,yr.; asirvad, -da,
or asirvazan, -na ».; var-
dhan, -oa, n.
2.borepon, -na, n.^l. benefit,
prosperity; b^rkat, -ta, «.=
prosperity.
Blind, a. l.kuddo; andaio or
findlo; distnatullo, or disa-
natullo; 'he is b.^taka dole
disaDant = /. to him the eyes
do not appear'.
^■fg. somzanatullo or bud na-
tullo.
Blindness, s. kuddepon, -na, n.
Bliss, see Happiness.
Blister, 1- fod, -da, in.=il. blad-
der; bokko, -kea, m. (esp.
H.K.)
2. ol. plastar, -ra, m.^r.\ lep (fe),
-pa, m.
Blood, s. \.pr. rSgat, -gta, n.
"i./g. kutam, -tma, n.=l, house,
descent; 'm&ntanacen ragat
= noble blood' : 'every man's
b. was up for revenge =
sitmestanfiefi rSgat farikpon
kaneuukutsambol zaun asal-
len'.
Bloodless, a. ragat natullo, e. g.
b. man.
2. r^gtavin = /. without blood,
e.g. b. victory.
Bloodshed, s. ragtavikrap,-pa, n.
Bloody, a. r^gtatso.
Bloom, s. ful, -la, n.
Bloom, 'V. ful.
Blossom, s. ful, -la, n.
Blossom, V. ful.
Blot, V. 1. mhelo kJir.
2.pus = /. obliterate; 'b. out =
&itt^ kad'.
Blot, s. cittij, -ta, «.
Blotting-paper, s. fiitfien kagad,
-gda, «.
Bio
Bot
BloW) 'I- I'Uar, -ra, «».; pet(S),
-ta, m.
^■fg. n^t, -ta, n. =. I. loss.
Blow, V. 1. funk, tr., n.v.
2. ye = /. come, e.g. vSren
jeta = wind blows.
3. vaz = I. sound.
4. ful = I. blossom.
Blow-pipe, see Bellow.
Bine, ad. nilso or nilarongatso.
or nilrongatso.
Blue, s. nilso rong, ^a, m. or
nil, -H,/. = /. blue colour.
Blunder, s. vod tsuk, -ki, /. = I.
great mistake.
Blonder, v. tsuk.
Blunt, a. 1. dbarnatallos/. not
sharp, pr., or daddo.
2. /g, somzanatuUo = /, not
understanding; or daddo =
dull.
3. fidadidi = roughly frank.
Blosb, V. loje; I&z; \hz dis-ta.
Bluster, v. hak mar.
Bluster, s. hak, -ki,/.
Boa-constrictor, s. bar, -ra, m.
Boar, s. randukor, -kra, m. =s wild
swine.
Board, s. 1. folen, -lea, n. = I.
plank.
2. foil, -ye,/ = black-board.
3.mez(fe), -zSl, n. = I. table.
4. khan, -na, «. = /. food,
5. dhaz^n, -na, «, = a body of
men,/. 10 persons; or ferh.
mel (e), -la, m.
6.barii, -ye,/, (the rail of a
ship) ; 'go on board a ship =
tarufi tsftd or tarrar ts.';
'be on b. a ship = tarvar
asa'.
Boarder, s. bidargar, -ra, m.,
«. c.\ jeunak raullo=remain-
ing at dinner ; 'boarding
hou8e=jeu[ia<Sen ghir, -r&,
n. = I. house -of dinner';
'boarding school = bidar
asylli sal, -le, /.'
Boast, s. &bbar, -ra, n.
Boast, I', l.&hankarkiirorabbar
kar = /. make pride, vanity;
badai kar. Dot.
2. anind pSu =!i I. reach glory;
ivith ist Loc, orthaifi e.g.
to mania grestkayent or gre-
stkaye th&in ftnand pauta
= he boasts of riches.
Boat, s. do9, -ni,/.
Boatman, s. l.donigar, -ra, m.
or dorikar, -ra, m. [kar).
2. kadougar, -ra, m. {or kadou-
Bodily, a. kuditso.
Body, s. 1 . kiid, -di,/ (used also
for 'matter'); sirir, -ra, «. ;
ang, ^a, «., used only in
some instance s , e.g.'a,a%a,c
pod = assault'.
2.^.mel(6),-la,7».=collection,
or zomo, -mea, m. = multi-
tude.
Bo6:,J'.kdl,-la,«.(£'<3'^.kul,-Ia,«.)
Boil,!', \.i\zhi, c.v. of siz, n.v.-
karpi (fr.) or karpa («,) =
boil too much; umal, (n. jr.)
pr.,/g.
XMkMjr.,n.v.; khatkftt, «. ».
Boi
Bor
Boil, s. 1. fod, -da, m.; fiiil, -la,
«. (bigger); keBop, -le, /.
(smaller).
Boisterou, a. I. tufanatao or
Tadajatso.
2. t^nt&lmari = /. turbulent.
BoldjO. l.dliiliravont = /. cour-
2. b&nkaratso or g&rvi s /.
proud.
3.khfldak9,ii (b. in a good
sense, resolute).
Boldly, ad. db&iravont zauu or
dhiiiTan.
2. gS.r¥aQ eic.
Boldness, s. I . dh&ir, -r£, n.
2. (leka) vorten db&ir = /.
courage above limit.
3. gSrv, -va; «. or hinfcar, -ra,
m. = /. pride, vanity.
Bolater, J. U8e5,-sea,«. (pillow).
Bolt, s. l.kbil, -li, /. I^f.
pessulus.
2.bhali, -ye,/. = /. arrow.
Bolt, V. khil gbal.
Bomb, s, ujeatso gulo, -Ie£, m. =
I. ball of fire {or ujeagujo).
Bombardi v. guleanin mar = /.
batter with bombs.
Bombardment, s. guleamarnen,
-nea, «., «. «.
Bomb&atio, a. b&nkaratso = I.
conceited; diindi; annti.
Bond, s. 1. band, -A&, m. = l. tie.
2. d&stevoz, -za, n. = l. deed
(legal document).
3. (inpL) b&ndi,-di,/.=pri80n.
Bondage, s. gulampoo, -9a, ».
Bone, s. had, -cla, n.
Bonnet, s. topi, -ye,/!
Book, s. l.liuri^, -ra, tn., Jr.;
pustak, -kfi, m.; gr&nt, -ta,
m., n. c.
2. vanto, -tea, m. = I. division.
Bookbinder, s. puBtaksiuotolo,
-lea, m. .
Bookseller, s. pustakvikoar, -r£,
m.
Boon, s. denen, -nefi, ». = I. gift;
kurpa, -p6,/.=grace ; upkar,
-ra, m. = l, benefit.
Boor, s. nacUcar, -rS, m. b I.
villager.y^. (uneducated).
Boot, see Shoe.
Booty, s. lut, -\i,/.
Border, s. l.pdnd, -da, »., #.^.
of a dress.
2.deg (h), -go,/., £.^. of a
well; kamb, -bi,/ (I/. K.).
3.g&d, -di,/. = /. limit.
Border, v. gSd asa = I. limit is,
ch. cs., e.g. Canara borders
on Malabar = Kanadaci gild
Malabara k&de asa.
Bore, V. top; domp{o kar=/.
make a bole.
2. k&rk&r k&r=:/. make trouble.
Bore, .1. 1 . burak, -ka, m. =/. bole,
Jr. ; dompjo, -lea, m.
2. k&rk&ri, -ri&, m.=.l. botherer.
Borer, s. burmo, -mea, m, ; rum,
-mil, n. \ see Anger.
Born (Be), z&lma; ubza {used
also for the Divine Son).
Borough, 5. mag-ueo, -nea, n.
strictly, a village to which
Bor
Box
other less important Tillages
called 'graman' are subject).
Borrow, v. l.usno (-ni, -nefi)
ghe=/. take loan, pr.^fg.,
e.g. b. words; magungbe =
/. asking take.
Borrowing, s. nsneii, -nea, «.
Bosom, s. l.h&rdeii, -dea, n,\
ku8, -si,/. = /. side, but used
also for bo. as MiirieSi k. ;
in some cases 'usko' may he
used; yet it mn. ex. lap.
2.^. \st Loc. e.g. in the bo.
of the earth =matiyent.
*Eo. friend = kalzatso ist, -^^
«.'
Botany, s. rnkzadaSridya, -ye,
/. = /, science of plants.
Botch, 5. 1. BUZ, -ji^ =swelling.
2.y^. f^dpoli Tfiur, -rS., m.=l.
clumsy work.
Botoh, V. f&dposi k&r.
Both, frron. can. l.dogi {/em.
dogain, n. donin), '
%when it means 'and' it is
translated 6y i (= also) added
to both the connected words.
Bother, v. k&rk&r kftr or bezar
k&r = /. make botheration.
Botheration, .i. k&rk&r, //. m..
Bottle, s. bitly, -tli,/,^. ; sieli,
-le,/ ; siso, -sea, m. ; dUbbo,
-bea, m. (of leather); dibbi,
-be,/.
Bottle, V, botlint bhor, e.g. bo.
soro bh. = b. wine.
Bottom, s. gundi, -ye, / (t>r
gun^i, -ye,/); pond, -da,
«., e.g. bo. of a chest; th&l,
-la, n. ; ildi, -i, / ; than,
-Tft, «.
(From the bo. to the top m,
th&I& th&un voir legun' ; *he
was at the bo. of that plan b
to te alo5enifie3 karSn'.
fioand, V. 1. ddvdr = I. keep.
2. damp z/. shnt.
Bound, see Limit
Boundary, s, s&rh&ddf, -de,/.;
g&d, -di,/.; mer, -re,/, (of
a field) ; 5eturg&d, -di,/
Boundless, a. gMnatnllo.
Bonntifol, a. udar.
Bonntifnlly, ad. udarponan.
Bounty, s. 1 . upkar, -rfi, m. \
udarpoQ, -na, n.
2. inam, -mft, n. = I. reward.
Bouquet, s. ghos, -sa, m. (fulan-
tso).
Bow, V. l.tr. bagai.
2, n.v. hSi^B.(also, show respect).
Bow, £. l.ark,-ka, «./■,; g6m-
pry, -pra, m. (of a church).
2. donun,-nva,«.: 'donu podlaa
= a rainbow appeared'.
3.g&z, -za, m. (of a yiolin).
Bowels, s. 1. ankiti, -le,/, pr.
2./g. bitarlefi, -lea, «. =what
is inside.
Bower, ^. molo, -lea, m, (natu-
ral); matou, -tva, m. (arti-
ficial).
Bowl, s, kop, -pa, «.,/■.; vatli,
-le,/. (of metal).
Box, J. 1. pet (6),-te,/ (chest);
korndo, -dea, m. ^m a email
I.., ..iiA-ooglc
Box
Bre
roundbox; bul,-li,/(8iiuff-
box).
2.thapad, -pd^, n. = slap.
Box, V. 1. tapai (I'iff. hizSA = I.
cause to get wet; or udak
piyeank lai = /. apply to
drink water).
2. muti mSLt=l. fight with fists.
Boy, s. l.burgo, -gea, m.; 6edo,
-dea, m. (esp. a serrant boy),
2. Serko, -kea, m. = male, as
opposed to 'fiedufi = female',
Boyhood, s. burgepon, -n3,, n.
or burgipirai, -ye,/.
Brace, s. \ . zod, -da, m. = I. pair.
2. band, -da, m. = I. fastening.
Bracelet, s. l.kankan, -kna, »,
(precious b.)
2. taudo, -dea, m. (simple b.)
Brackets, s. damp&e git = /.
shutting lines, n. ».
Brackish, a. kharso.
Brad, s. matenn^tullo khilo,
-lea, m.
Brahmin, s. I. bam&n, -miia, m.
(christian B.).
2.bhram3.n = anon-christiaiiB.
Brain, s. 1. menda, -da, m., pr.
artdfg.^ e.g. taka m. nan.
2.y^. mot, -ti,/. = /. mind.
Bramble, s. kanti, -ye,/ (thorny
plants); kanteazad, -da, n.
Bran, s. kundo, -dea, m.
Branch, s. khando,>dea,»2. (big),
(dim. khandi, -ye, /.) used
alsofg. br. of science ; ^nto,
-tea, m. = small, shooting br.;
var. phanto; taji, -ye,/.
Branch, v. f&nte; fante phuttat.
Brand, s. I.k61it, -Ita, «. = a
burnt piece of wood.
2. dag, -gii, m. = a mark made
by burning.
3. talvar, -ri,/ = sword.
Brand, v. dag ghal.
Brandish, v. hal&i ; d&lai.
Brandy, s. brand, -^,/.,/r.
Brass, s. pitul, -tli,/. (or pitai).
Brave, a. dhairavont=coarage-
ous; usar = clever; tsurk:^
active, n. c.\ sud^l = active.
Brave, v. see AAont.
Bravely, ad. dh^ravont zaun or
dh&ir&n.
Bravery, s. dh&ir, -ra, «. = /•
coarage.
Bravo, int. 1, sabas (a term of
encoaragement).
2. kap^s {signifying approval,
or ironically^ disapproval).
Brazen, 1. l.pitultso(f>rpit<so).
2. Uzbando.
Bray, ^. b6b mar.
Breach, s. modap, -dpa, n. = l.
rupture; dhal, -li, /. (esp.
in a wall) ; fut, -te, /.; yer,
-ri,/. = small br.
Bread, s. 1. nndo, -dea, m. (made
of wheat).
2. poll, -ye, /. = any kind of
rice-cakes, subdivided into:
o) polo, -lea, OT.^the usual
round rice-bread ; h) sandan
or sannu, -na, ».=the same as
a. but boiled; i;)bibik, -ka,w.
i=the same as ^. but smaller;
„, e.oogic
Bre
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Bre
d) patoli, -\% / s a cake
coTered with aleaf of saffron;
£) Todo, -dea, m. round cakoB,
etc.
3. bakri, -re, /. = any kind of
toasted bread.
•4. 'pSpde' or 'pSple' are of a
thin round shape, like hosts,
without any riu in them,
'^.fg. gras, -aa, m. = l. food.
3r0ad-frait, s. divitso (diatso)
ponos, -nsa, m.=/. jack-fruit
of Diu.
JBreadth, s. rundai, -ye,/
.Break, v. 1 . mod (6) (tr.) or mod
(6) («.)•
2. fod, ir. V, a Lai. ^frange^
used of fragile things, e.g.
a plate, also a plank {^ass.
fut).
H. plod, M, n. v.=l. tear, rend,
e.g. clothes.
•4. tat&i, c.v. ^tut, n.v. used
when speaking of ropes and
the like.
5. sut&i, c. V. of But, used of
planks tzni^breaches in valls,
(get loose).
^.infg. mn. mod, e.g. b. the
force, the order.
7.&sk&t za=nget weak.
B. silence = g&TJe 6ivai ul&i,
B. fast = jinzvar ai5d; upas
mod.
B. rest = BOnkaHai pad k&r.
'Day is breaking = uzuHd
zata' or 'uzuadta'. V^^x.
B. asunder = kadkean ku^ke
B. down=moda ghill.
B. inssado k&r, e.g. a horse.
B. into^bolfin rig.
B. in pieces = kudkean kndke
kftr.
B. loose = z& or at.
B. off=l.mdd, f.^. a marriage ;
rnodn \lA.
2. rau = 8top.
■B. open=fod.
B. oat=bbair sir.
B. ap = iisti, e.g. b. up earth;
pud k&r.
B. upon = a.dil.
B. with = nai kir = /. make
discord.
Break, s. asor, -r& {or -sra), m.
(in the weather).
Breakfast, s. 1 , nasto, -tea, m.=l.
tifBn; Bakalin&en jeva9,-jeu-
na, R.=/. meal of the morn-
ing; alm&s, -sa, n.,/r.; vlg.
p5z(6), -je,/! = /, conjee.
Breakfast, v. naito kane=>/. take
br,; see the subst. ; pez jen.
Breaking, s. modap, -dpa, ». see
Breaoh,
Breast, s. l.h&rden, -de&, n.
Lot. pectus.
2. iSiufi, -Te,/. Lat. uber; pano,
-neS, m. {ex. milk giyen to
children) ; momo, ^mea, m.
{low word).
Breath, s. 1. usvas, -sa, m.
2. d&m or dom, -m&, m. = l.
rest, e.g. take a little rest.
Bre
Bri
Breathe, v. asvaa s&rt& = /. br.
goes out.
2-u. 3od = /. leave br.
i./g. soukasai kane or d&tn
k. = /. take rest ; utsar = /.
express.
B. Iq = usvas kane.
B. out = UBvas sod, pr.
B. upon = funk-
Breathless, a. l.usvasnatuUo.
2. niello.
Breeches, s. l.izar, -ra, n.
2. pudvefi, -veS,, «. (native br.)
3. if with a border: todop, -dpi,
/. {native br.)
4.gudgi, -ge,/. (drawers.)
Bleed, V. 1. zaimai, c. v. of zh\-
ma {bel. use only z&lma);
g&rb B&mbavai±s/. conceive;
c. V. af sambava.
2. pos = raise a breed.
Breeding, (good b. = politeness),
s. marijad, -di,/.
Breeze, s. varen, -rea, n.
Seab.=bhaileri (wd&rya6efiv.;
land b. = tfidiye v.
Breviary, s. opbis, -pba£, m.,/r.
Brevity, s. motvepon, -na, «.;
siinkSep, -pa, «., «, c.
Bribe, s. louts, -tss, m.: >take a
br. = Ion. kha, I. eat a br.'
or also Ion. kane= take a br.'
Bribe, v. louts di=give br.
Briber, J. . loutsagar, -ra, m.
Briok, s. it{o or hitto, -tea, m.
Brick-maker, s. hittegar, -ra, m.
Bridal, s. kazar, -ra, n.
Bridal, <z- kazSratso.
Bridal-dress, s. sado, -dea, m.
(sadi, -ye, /. = common fe-
male dress).
Bride," s. vokSl, -kle, /. {dt^.
from vokal, -kla, and vokil,
-kila); tsiiU, -je,/, = l. girl.
//. (S. K. o/>.)
Bridegroom, s. nouro, -rea, m,
boret, -ta, m.; ts&lo, -lea,
m. = I. boy.
Brid^,-r- sankou, -kva, m.; pam-
p&leu, -lea, n. (small, of logs
of wood, e/c.)
Bridle, s. l&gam, -ma, n.=Lat.
frenum.
Brief, a. motvo.
Brief, s. I. s&nkSsp, -pa, n. = I.
abridgment.
2. n&mbra&en s&nk|ep, -pa, n.
Brier, see Bramble.
Brigade, s. foujivanto, -tea, m.
Brigadier, s. foujivantea6en mos-
tak, -ka, «.
Brigand, see Bandit.
Bright, a. l.piirz&lik; uit&I = /.
pure, clean.
2.barik = /. witty.
Brighten, v. I.p&rz&I, n.v.
2.p&rz&]ai, c.v.
Brightness, s. 1. uzvad, -da, tn. =
I. Hgbt; pS>rz^ai, -ye,_/^ or
p3,rz^l, -la,m.=/.8plendour;,
pr^kas, -sa, m,, n.c.
Brilliant, see Bright. [pice.
Brim, l.deg(fe),-ge,/.of apreci-
2. kant, -t&, m., e.g. of a
vessel; 'up to tbe br.=kant
pS,riyaut'.
Bri
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Bm
Brine, s. kMr udak, -dkft, «. s /.
salt water.
Briajf, V. l.Md or Sdi; y&voi^/,
cause to flow; iui used also
for 'carry.'
2. T6r.
B. up (edncate) 3> Tad&i.
Often cs. must be charged, e.g.
b. a man to an opiDion =
soznz&i.
B. about =£ kftr&i, c. v.^ e.g. b. a.
peace = Bollokfi.r&i,^rkaraii
aaa = is cause ; tirsi = con-
clude, fioisb.
B. back=pati had.
B. before=mukar ghal.
B. down=s&kal Tor.
B. forth = I . balant za, Ace;
porsut sa, Ace.
2. bb&ir kad s I. take oat.
3. di.
B. out = bhiir Tor.
Brii^al, s. Taingen, -gea, n.
Brink, s. deg(6), -ge,/.
Brisk, a. tsurk. [ruad.
Broad, a. ristarlolo=/, extended ;
Broil, s. z&gden, -dea, n.
Broker, f.d&lal, -la, m ; jee Inter-
preter.
Bronze, J.ka8en,-sea,«.;(a//r<jart-
mately) p&utslaan, -Ut&, n.
= a mixture of five metals.
Bronze, a- kaieatso.
Brooch, s. l.motin, -tiya, n. ^
/. pearl.
2.kanto, -feS, m. (m&teatso),
i. e. hair and head-dress
pins.
Brood, s. l.pilantBO bind, -dt^.
m. = l.& flock of little ones.
2.^. sintfit, -ti, /. = /, pos-
teritj, or kutam, -fma, ». = /.
family.
Brood, V. 1. rovanefi bos.
2.fg. niyal •= /. meditate.
Brook, s. va], -15,, m.
Broom, s. s&run, -ne,f.
Broth, s. kald, -da, m. — Lai.
jus,fr.; k&sai, -yft, m.
Brothel, s. CediyafigbAr, -ra, «.
Brother, s. bban, -&ra, m.: 'elder
brother « bab' ; 'bab' is tie
form used when addressing
him ; 'younger brother = dfik-
to bhao'.
Brother-in-law, s. meuno (or mi-
uno), -ne&, m., used only to
denote the relationship of
br .-in-law; bavoji, -ji, m.,
term of address; kngnad,
-da, tn. not generally used.
Brotherly (love),d!. moya (mog).
Brow, s. asdi, -de,/, ie eye-brow.
2.kopal, -la, «. = /. forehead.
Browbeat, w. bestai.
Brown, v. kalso.
Browse, v. kha.
Braiae, ». vat (by grinding);
dadai (in any way except
by grinding) ; mar.
Bmise, see Contoflion.
Brush, s. l.hrus, -sa, m.,fr.
2. kapai, -ye, /. (for bul-
locks).
Brush, V. du} kad=:/. take away
the dust; pus.
Bru
Brutal, a. niStur = /. cruel ;
moQZ&titso •" I. of beaets :
mharu = /. cruel ; raavot =
/. wild.
Brntality, s. niSturai, -ye, /.;
monzatipon, -na, «.; mha^
Tupori, -n&, n.; ranuo^kai,
-ye,/.; see adj.
Brutally) ^- niSturayen ; mon-
zati b&ri or monzatifie jiusiD.
Brute, s. monzat, -ti,_/^
Bubble, s. fo^, -da, m.
Buok, s. (male of certain ani-
mals). If the English ward
have 710 special Konkani
equivalent, 'dadlo' may be
used; see Gram. p. 47.
Baokat, s. kolso, -sea, «., dim.
kolsulo; 8idi, -di,/.
Bud, J. t6io, -lea, m.; bongo,
-gea, m.\ ankri, -re,_/;
find, V. bongo futta,
Badget, s. lek(6), -ka, rt. (s&rka-
rafieo) = /. account (of tlie
state).
Bufililo, s. redo, -dea, w., fem.
mosy, -si,/".
Boffet, V. muti mar = /. beat
■with b.
Bnffoon, s. nadgo, -gea, or nadi-
gar, -ra, m.
Bbj^, s, Hkon, -Una, m.
Bugbear, s. biyankulai, -ye,/.
mn. frightening thing.
Build, V. l.band.-
%fg. patiye=/. trust, zndJLoc.
Building, s. bandap, -dpa, «.=edi-
fice; gh&r, -ra, «■ = house;
bilnglo, -lea, »w. = palace;
bandavol, -li,/.
Bulk, s. miikhya = /. main ; se^
Trunk, Size.
Bull,.?, l.pado, -dea, m.: 'small
b. = padko, -kea, m.'
2. govo,-Tea,«.=wildbull,bi80n.
^./g. nakazalli vfisty, -tu,/ =
/. oouBeneical thing.
4.BuU(ofthePope)=(Pap Sm-
ba&en) tirpa kagad, -gda, «-
BuUook, .t. l.boil, -la, «>.
2. pado, -dea, tn. = & young b_
or a rather large calf.
Bully, a. l.ladai kartso = K
quarrelling.
2. tantaimari = /. turbulent.
Bulwark, s. pagar, -ra, m. ; koten,
-tea, n. :^l. castle; rak&en
band&p, -dpa, n.=l. defend-
ing building.
Bunch (of fruits), s. gh6a, -sS,
m. ; see also Bundle.
Bundle, s- l.potli, -le, /. (of
clothes and the like).
2.gant, -ti, /. = /. knot, ^.
used for b. of money.
3.monli, -le,/, e.g. b. of fire-
■ffood.
4. kat, -ta, m. = I. pack.
S.bhoro, -rea, m. (the same as
'kaf); borkuti, -te,/i
Bungle, v. 1. fJidpoSi kSr = I. do
clumsily.
2. tsuk = /. mistake.
Buoy, V. thir&i = /. cause to be
firm, or bet. thir kar; kadn
dor. ^ ,
h, - A'OogIc
. Buo
53
But
Suoyancy, s. halvai (?), -ye, /
sUghtQeSB.
Borden, s. vojeii, -jea, n. = I.
load, cargo.
2. beroz, -zS,, m, = I. tax.
3. Tozfiii, -Da, n.=°capacity of a
ship.
^■/g- fikant, -ta, »».=anxiety;
k&rkgr, -ra, OT,=trouble.
Burden, v. 1 . bhor = I. load.
2./^. dagd^ = /. oppress.
Burdensome, a. kSrkHratso = /.
annoying, troublesome.
Burial, s. m6m, -na, n.; niksep,
-pa, n. ol. \ purap, -rpa, n. ol.
Bnrlesqae, a. hastso.
Born, V. 1. l&s, tr. and n. v., it
mn, also injure by fire;
ujeant gbal = put into fire.
2. z&l, ». V,, mn. be alight.
Z./g. zfti = /. burn, e.g. ragan
z&l = barn with anger; mor
= A die, e.g. ason mor = die
out of desire; bhorla = bas
been filled, e.g. durgunan =
with passion (in a bad mn.)
Burning (tute), n. kar, -ra, m.
Barrow.J. ffinjer,-ra, «.; dol, -\i,f.
Borat, V. fod (^ass. andn. fu();
sod (pass. sut=be disjoined);
see Break.
Boxy, V. pur; matiyek pavois/.
cause to arrire to earth;
nikepi, ol. rl.
BnBh, s. l.kinti, -ye,/, (thorny
plant).
2.bole£i, -Ie&, n.
BoBhel, s. l.k&Jsi, -se,/
2. ser= ^ of kilsi; see Appen-
dix.
Bnsiness, l.kam, -ma, »., a very
common word, used very
broadly; e.g. for office, em-
ployment, duty, etc.
Boat, s. rund, -^a, ».
Bney (Is), kamar (aaa)<=/. (is)
on work; or taka kam asa^
/. to him is business.
But, prep. conj. 1 . iivai or khit-
rit, postp.=.l. except.
2. pun = Z<i/. sed\ p&r&nt.
3.b&gar, used anliihetically,
e.g. not only, but.. .
4. m&trij = only.
'i.oflen omitted, chiefly if
equivalent in Lat. to' sed', 'of .
&.In the sentence 'there is
hardly a day but he comes',
aitd the like, ch, cs. chi^y
by using the neg. ger. in
'anan'; see in the yd Ap-
pendix of the Gram. 'Quin'.
N.B. The Englisk'\3uV frequent-
ly cannot be translated by
'sed': in such cases, except
where 'sirai' may be used,
the form of the sentence
shouldbe changed, andsome
other conjunction employed.
Butoher, s. k&sai, -ya, m. c^k&s&i-
gar, >ra, m.
Butler, 5. mezatsakor, -kra, m.
Butter, s. 1. tup, -p&, n. (melted
and then preserTed; gbee).
2. lo^in, -y&, n. (not melted).
Butterfly, s. pisolen, -lea, «.
But
Cal
Buttermilk, s. t&k, -ka, «.
Button, V. bataun ghiil.
Button, s. bataun, -tava, m.fr.\
gubbi, -be,/.
Button-hole, s. kaz, -za, n.
Buy, v. molak kaue = /. take at
price.
Buyer, s. molak kanetolo.
"Bjiprep. l.by Instr.e.g.^x^ar
by a foot.
2.1agiB=/. near, close.
3. Bat. or Ace. or Or., if used
with expressions of time {e.g.
by the ides of April).
4. pasua (in adjurations) = /.
Lat. propter; see Grammar
Syntax. Instrument.
By the bye, aa. voilebar.
By and by, thoden-thoden.
Cabal, J. ta.nd, -da, m. = I. fac-
tion; orkttt, -ta, «. = /. plot.
Cabbage, s. kob, -bi (or -be),/.
Cabin, s. tarraCi, kotri, -re,/ =
, /, a bed-place, a berth, «. c.
Cabinet, s. 1. (dakten) kud, -d^,
n. = (small) room.
2. dbaz&n, -na, «,, e.g. ca. of
a kingdom; mlLntrinsa,bha,
-bhe,/.=council of ministers.
Cable, s. S.l&t, -ta, ^.
Cacophony, s. pad talo, -lea, m.
= 1. bad sound; liet. pad tS^
zap, -zpa, «.
Cadence, s. podnen, -nea, n. or
deu^efi, -nea, «. (taleaiSen
po.), or bet. -podap, -dpa, «.
Cadet, s. dakto put, -ta, m.
Cadjaa, s. m6d&l, -dla, n.
Cagre, s. pandro, -tea, m. {Lat.
cavea); gud, -da, m.\ chiefly,
c. for beasts.
Cajole, 7. fuslai.
Cake, s. l.bakri, -re,/.=toasted
bread; rotti, -te,/.; poli, -ye,
/ (general name for all
rice cakes). [cake).
2.b61, 4a, m. {a kind of course
S.patoli, -le,/
Calamity, s. kSSt, -tan, pi. m.;
ftpad, -da, m. (apat?); akant,
-ta, m.; dJigd, -da, m. {used
in pi.); vig-nij, -na, «.
Calculate, -o. 1 . lek(6) = /. count ;
lek(e) k&r = /. make the ac-
count.
2. alocen k&r = /. make con-
sideration, take into con.
S.riyat kar = take into (kind)
consideration (/. make fa-
vorable attention).
Calculation, s. I.lek (6), -fcS, «.
2.riyat, -ti,/s*(favorable) at-
tention: 'auntuji riyatm5g-
tan = please take into your
kind consideration'.
„, „ L.oogic
Cal
55
Can
Oaldron, s. l.k&d&i, -ye,/.
2. hando, -defi, m. {o/the larger
serf).
Calendar, s. 1. p&ne&ng, ^a, n.
2.patti, -te,/. = li8t.
Calf, s. 1. vaarnn, -sri, «. =very
small calf.
2. padO) -^c^T '''• = male calf;
pSdi, -ye,/
3,y^. daddo = /. stupid, or redo.
Calibre, s. 1. rundai, -ye, /
breadth, e.g. of a gun.
2.^. somzikai, -ye, /. =» /.
understanding.
Oali^rapby, s. (sobit) b&rfip, -rpa,
».
Call, V. 1 ■ &poi (summon) ; alo
kAr =giTe a call, invoke, call
upon.
2. mon (by name) : 'tumifi SkS,
kiten mont&t=what do you
call this?'
C. aside, v. viBg&d d6T6r « I.
keep aside.
C. away, v. kad.
C. on, V. bliet = /. visit.
Callixj*, f ■ l.fiponneS, -nea, ff.;
ulo, -lea, m.
2. bhes, -Ba, m. ^ vocatiOQ.
Callosity, see Cora.
Calm, a. l.nidan (quiet); tb&nd
=/. cold,_^.; Boukasayetso^
/. of peace.
Calm,^. sonkasai, -ye,/, (also/or
c. of the sea) ; s&m&dh&n, -na,
«. nidanai, -ye,/.
Calm, V. expressed by the adj.
with k&r; se^ Allay.
Calmly, f^d. souk&sayen or nidS-
nayen.
Calorie, s. uzo, -jea, m.=l. fire;
or njefitso aramb, -ba, m. =
or^in of fire, or g&rmetso
&ramb, or only garmi, -me,
/
Calnmniate, I'. l.tsSdio Bang = /.
say detractions ; badlam
glial = /. put calumnies; b.
gbe 39 get calumnies; ninda
kar=/, make c. ; apr&d ghfil,
Prs. 2nd Locat.
Calumny, s. tsadi, -ye,/ ; ninda,
-de,/.; bidiam, -me,/, (ex-
actly calumny); &prad, -da,
m. {var. uprad).
Camel, s. karen, -rea, ».
Camp, f. kamp, -pa, n.,/r.\ mai-
dan, -na, n. = I. plain.
Camphor, s. kapur, -ra, m.
Can, V. (maka) tankta, Dat. Prs.
or tank as& = /. is ability;
expressed by the pot. mood;
see Gram. Verb P. II. IV.
Often ch. cs., e.g. I cannot but
exclaim =bob marn sangizai,
or bob marn sanginastanaa
raunk nozo.
Canal, s. tod, -da, m.
Canary-bird, s. kanariiSeD sukrien,
-nea, n.
C&nsel, z*. l.mar,^.^. in writing.
^■/g. raddij padsi, or raddi^ kar
ac. an order,/. annul.
Cancer, s. manpuli, -ye,/ (dis-
ease).
2. kurli, -le,/=crab.
I.., ■'.lA-oogk-
Can i
OtJiiii,a. Bado = /. simple; niz
= I. sincere; aiik&pti, /rom
ma andkhp&t; mdsk&rnatul-
lo = /. not deceiving.
Caudiditte, s. umeduar, -ra, m.
(ex. TOlunteer).
Candidly, ad. niz zaun or sadsn
or sado zann.
Candle, s. vat, -ti, / or fully,
iuena6i vat.
Candlemas-day, s. vati benjar k&r-
tso dis, -sa, m. = I. day (on
which) candles are blessed.
Oandlestiek, s. kastis&l, -la, n.
Oane, s. l.fiivo, -vea, m. (ex.
reed) ; bodi, -ye,/ (ex. stick) ;
b6t, -ta, «. iex. stick) ; r6t,
-ta, n.,/r.
Canister, s. l.korndo, -dea, m.
2. see Basket.
Cannibal, a. m&nSakhaugi (or
khauni).
Cannon, s. nal, -li, /. 'c. ball =
nalit80gulo,-Iea,w(.';'oharge
ac. = nal bhor'; 'let off ac.
= nal mar, I. beat a c.', or
'far mar = /. beat a shoot'.
Canoe, s. don, -ni,y.
Canon,.f. I.kanun, -nE, ».=law;
kaido, •dea, z«. is rule.
2. kaneg, -ga, m. or kanungar,
-ra, «., or as some say,
konik, -kH, m. (Lai. canon-
icus),
Oanonisation* s. sant mo^Seo,
n. u.
Canonize, v.
pasar; sant mo^t,
i Cap
Canopy, s. pal, -li,/.
CanthaiideSf s. fod kadtso mus,
-ah, m.
Cantiole,.r. k&ntig, -ge,/(sacred).
Cantonment, s. 5Sv&ni, -ne, /".
(patlamiiSi), «, c; vlg. barak,
-ka, «.
Canvas, s. l.dadden lugat, -g^a,
n. = l. coarse cloth.
2. sid, -da, n. = l. sail.
Cap, s. l.topi, -ye,/
2. kep (6), -pa, n. (giin-cap),/-.
CapabDity, see Capacity.
Capable, a. tran asuUo (bet. rs.;
or) zanto= clever; B&ktivont
= able.
Cape, s. dd^rnitso mulo, -lea, m.
Capacity, s. 1, m&p, -pfi,, «,, e.g.
c. of a vessel.
2. tran, -nS, ».; tank, -ki,/zs/.
ability (Lal./acuHas); s&k&t,
-kti,/
Capillary, a. bhou asir = I. very
narrow; somelimes\>koM. fiSir
naiiyetso.
Capital, <i. l.mukhya = priacipal.
Z.mornatso^/. of death.
3. uttim = /. excellent.
4. vodlo=/. great (c. letter).
Capital, s. 1. (chief town), per-
hafs, poilen 3er or mukhya
§er, -ra, n.
2. (in money) gant, -{i, /. > (a
petty sum), I. knot; it being
a custom here to carry money
in a knot of the handker-
chief; puiyi, -je,/ = I. heap
(of money).
i.,,....iA'00glc
Cap !
3. &S&1, -sla, n. (in connexion
with Tad = interest).
4. c. of a pillar smiiten, -te&,
n. = l. head.
Oapitalate, ^. apnak vopsan di =
/.8arreDder,coDsign thyself.
Caprioe, s. vait mJirji, -je,/.
Caprieions, a. I. thirDatuUo, ex.
not coDstant.
2. Tait m&rjetso.
Caprioiously, ad. thirnastanaS ;
vait m&rjen etc.
Captain, s. kopit, -ta, m. (of
soldiers, of a ship); most&k,
-ka,«. = /.head; najak,-ka,
(also c. of a ship); tandel,
-la, m. (of a pattimar); ma-
lim, -ma, m., e.g. of a ship.
Captions, a. mosfitso (from mSs
= deceit).
Captir&te, v. 1. pisM or piso k&r
= /. make mad,^.
2.bhuUi = charm. [attraction.
S.Todnifihad. G.A^. = ^ bring
4. m6ii Toi k&r = conciliate, /.
make heart yes. ■
Captire, s. b&ndiraa, -na, m. ;
gul&m, ma, m. = slave.
Captivity, s. gulampo?, -na, n. ;
bandi, -di,/.
Captore, s. l.d&rneS, -neft, n.
or bet. dh&rilp, -rpS, «.
2.pag-nen,-nea,«.(c.offi3hes),
or pSgap, 'gpa, n. = draught.
Car, *. bindi, -ye,/; sirSt, -ta,
«.; Tfi,th, -tha, m. (used/or
parading an idol on certain
occasions).
Car
Cararan, s. poinS.reanme1(6),-l&,
= /. assemblage of travel-
lers.
[cioiiB stone).
Oarbnnole, s. k&mp, -pa, n. (pre-
Caroasa, see Corpse.
Card, J-. l.dat kfigftd, -gda, «.-
/. thick paper.
2.iSit, -ti,/ (mn. ticket).
3. k&gad (playing card): 'play
cards = kagdan kh61' or, if
for money, 'k. jugar khel'.
Cardinal, a. mnkbya.
Cardinal, s. kardial, -\h, m.,fr.\
igarjevato, -tea, m., «. «.
Care, J. I.zitan,-tn6,/., ^.^. of
a charge or trust; tsitrai,
-ye,/. = attention, observa-
tion ; zagratfu, -ye,/ s being
awake.
2. hnsko, -kea, m, = anxiety,,
Zat. sollicitudo.
3. l&kia, -fie,/: 'I don't care =
lakia k&rinan, or rodn&in'.
4.bez§rai, -ye, /. = /. anxiety.
5. zogas&n, -ne, /. or zogeii,.
^ea, «.; porta, -ye,/
Care, v. 1. 07te of the above
nouns with kage or kanghe-
or k4r; partibol (bet. prUti-
pil!) k&r, or harbar k&ne,
e. g. take care of children ;.
p&rvesa kir.
2. adn (Jln) di = /. bringing
give, provide.
Career, s. \.fr. dann, -ve,/
^./g. jini, -ye,/ = life, or also,
d&un, or bhea, -s&, nt. = state
of life.
Car
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Cas
CareM, a. l.zagrnt = /. atten-
tive, awake.
S.bndiTOnts/. prudent.
3. One of the nouns given un-
der 'care' with a participle,
4. 8&rko=/. exact; ad. sarken.
Careless, a. l.beparvi = /. n^li-
gent; ts&trainatfllo.
2, f&dpoBi = good for nothing,
clumay.
Z.One of (he nouns given un-
der 'care' mth 'nS-tijllo'.
Caress, v. l.fuslai, pr. (as a
mother caresses ker child) ;
prltkar = /. love; bhulJli (»»
bad ntn.)
Caress, s. fuslannea, -nea, n.
Oaigo, s. Yojen, -jefi,, «. (or roz^o,
-na, «.)
Carioftture, s. n&k&l, -kla, «. = /.
copy,;^.
Carions, a. pok&l = /. hollow.
Carmel, s. karmi^, -ni, /.; 'kar-
mini5i benti^, -ni, f. = sca-
pular of M. C.
Carminative, a. hajuayetso or ha-
luai k&rtso.
Carnal, a. kuditso = /. of body,
e.g. c. pleasure.
CarniTal, s. approximately, kh^l,
-la, m. =: /. play; sigmo, -mea,
m.\ iutruz, -zii, m.', domin-
gord, -da, m., fr.
Carol, f . fiD&ad gayaa, -n&, n. =
I. hymn of praise.
Carousal, s. khangipon, -na, n.
Carpenter, s. aiSari, -ria, t». =
ex. workman; sutari, -ria.
m.\ b&dgi, -gia, m., n.c;
b&d&i, -y&, m., n. c.
Carpet, s. 1. jemkan or z&nik&9,
-n&, n. tivSrSi, -se, /. (fine
woollen c).
S.snmbaCl mandri, -t6,/. = I.
mat of coir.
Carriage, s. 1 . gadi, -ye,/, (gaadi).
I.fg. mol, -la, n,=sl. price (of
conveying).
3. n^ten, -tea, n.==l, demean-
our.
Carry, s. vor; vavoi.
G.away^kad or kada vor.
C.hack=piiti ghM.
C. forward = mukar ts&lai =s /.
cause to go on, e.g. the sac-
rifice.
C.off=kad.
C.out=l.pal; 2.kadn vor.
C.on=ts&iai.
Cart, s. l.bfi.adi, -ye,/.
2.ter(6), -ra, m. (the car used
for parading an idol on cer-
tain occasions).
•Carre, v. 1. kantai.
2. katiirn vant=/. cutting die-
tribute.
Canrer, s. gudgar, -ra, m. (ex.
turner) ; sometimes''i.^&T\= I.
carpenter' is met with in this
sense.
Carrin^t s. l.kantounCi sama-
rthi, -rthe,/.
2.kantounen, -^ea, «.
Cascade, s. udkapodap, -^pa, n.
Case, .r- I.f6r,-ra,/». (covering);
poten, -tea, »., e. g. of a
I.., ...lA-ooglc
Cas
Cat
sword, scabbard; goasani,
-pe,/. (pillow c.)
2, stiti, -ti^/.=collditiOIl; 6et. rs.
3. Q&mb^r, -bra, n. (e.g. in the
court),^.; vyajy^, -jya, n.
i. bab, -be,/. = a doubt, a case
In case (if perhaps) = p&kiek,
used as Postp.\ see Gram.
'Taka n&mbS.r gQ^ {or iiagun)
zalen=the case was decided
for {pT against) him, /. to
him the case favourable {or
unfaTOurable) became'.
Caeem, s. b&rk&s, -sa, n.
Cash, s. n&gdi dadu, -dTa,m,=/.
-ready money; bandi^Uo du-
du = /. bound money, «. c. ;
nigid, -gdi,/ r„.
Cash-book,.!. lek&Sen pastak, -ka,
Cashew, s. kaz, -z«,/
Oashier, s, matsudi, -di, m.,
(matsudi ?)
Cashier, v. I . birt&rap k&r =
deprive, e.g, of an office.
2.naS k&r=raiQ.
Cask, s. pip, -pa, ».
Caesook, £. lob, -ba,ffi.,^.; pa<
yangol v&atur, -ra, «,
Cast, V. I.ud&i or kadn ud&i.
2,sod = /. leave (suffer to fall).
S.ghal == I. put.
C. down the eyes = dole s&kal
k&r = /. make down.
C. out=6odJii, e.g, devils ; bhiiir
ghal = put out.
C.down, deject = dukfii = /.
cause to feel pain, sorrow.
Caste, zat, -ti, /.; kaji, -ye, /
{or kni, -la, «.) ; vorg, -ga,
m. = /. class {approx.)
Castle, s. koteii, -tea, n.
Castor, s. (a plant) yendi, -de,/
(var. yerundi, -di,/.)
C. oil = yerundiiSen t6l(6) or
jendiSen tBl(6) or only t§l,
-la, «. or more comm. yendel
tel.
Casual, a. auSit ; gr&tstsaratso ;
see Accidental.
Casually, ad. apsents; gratstsft-
ran; aufiit.
Cat, s. I.mSzdr, -zra, n.
2, bokul, -kla, m, (male c.)
Cataclysm, s. l.aur, -ra, n. =>
inundation; budtugal, -la, «.
Cataoomb, s. l.buyar, -ra, n.
{La(. spelunca).
2. patal, -}a, n, (subterraneous
place).
Catafalque, s. yes, -se,/
Catalogue,'^, p&tti, -te,/i=/. list.
Cataract, s. udkapodap, -dpa,
n, = I. waterfall.
Catastrophe, .t. I.sev6t,-t&,#i. =
/. issue.
2. JLdrus(, -ta, n. = misfortune.
Catoh, V. dh&r, e,g. fishes; pag,
e.g. fishes,
2. Bampfidai or sampdai, e. g.
to entrap a person, to c. him
in words, Lat. capere in
verbo\ 'dh&r' is used also
for 'receive'.
'I caught a cold = maka tb&nd
zalefi'. C. fire = uzo lag.
„, „ L.oogic
Cat
Cei
Gatobiii;, s. l.p&gnen, -iiea, ft.
or pagfip, -gpfi, n. (of Eehee).
2. dh&raen, -iie&, n. or dh&rap,
-rpa, «.
Catechiam, s. vlg. katekiBm or
katesism, -ina,«a.,y>.; dotorn,
-nU/.T^Lat. docirina,/r.
C&teohist, s. npadeei, •ai, m,\
dotorn sik&itolo.
Cateobize, v. dotorn Bik&i = I.
teach doctrine; {sometimes
'sik&i' by itself will he found
CateobTunen, s. kristaan zanntso.
Cate|>orical, a. khiLnclit = /. posi-
tive.
Oatbedral, s. sa&i-igr&z; siidre-
igftrz, -ji, /. = /. church of
chair.
Catbolio, a. k&tholik ; sfLrvi^ th&ifi
vist^rlolo or B&gle&D v.
Catbolicism, s. kristavanfien (kJU
tholik) iastnj, -tra, n.
CattlB) J. gorun, -rva, «. (or gor-
dan, -na, n., old).
Oaiuality, s. kfLriSeii, -cea, n.
CansatiTe, a. kS>rtso.
Cause, s. l.karan, -na, n.
2. n&mb&r, -bra, n. (legal suit),
fr.\ Tyajyn, -jya, w.
3.kain, -ma, «. = a£Eair.
■Causa, v. kirS.n di or k^ran za =
/. give cause or become cause;
k8.r = /. do ; expressed by the
caus.form of the dependent
verb; see Gram. P. II ch. ir.
Caoatio, a. l.lastolo.
%.fg- koda or dukountso.
Canstle, s. Iai5en rolcat, -kta, ».;
lastso fator, -tra, )». = burn-
ing stone.
Cauterize, v. las=/. bum, or lonk-
dan las.
Caution, s. bud, -di, f. = l. pru-
dence, wisdom, adrice; za-
grutai, -ye,y^=/. attention.
Caution, V. bud saDg=/. say ad-
vice.
2. k&l&i=/. make known (warn).
Cautious, a. budivont ; zagrut.
Oantionslyj ad. badin, or z%m-
tayen.
CaTalry, s. trups&Tar, -ra, ».,
fr.\ godeaB^var, -ra, n.
Cave, s. dhol, -li,/; buyar, -rS.,
n. = Lot. spelunca \ ma^s,
-tea, «.
Cavil, V. 1. ninda gbal = /. put
calumny.
2. mudnai k&r = I. make frivol-
ous objection, sophism.
OaTfl,J.mudDai,-ye^/;(o/'-ya,»>.) j
Cariller, s. mudn&yeli, -lia, or I
mudnai k&rtolo.
Cease, v. thamb ; sod s /. leave;
kfib&r za = I. finish or be
finished; tirsii; mugda= come
to an end; m&nna k&r, e.g.
God ceased to work on the
7th day; raa = /. stop; n&-
p&ints za = /. disappear.
Cedar, s. deud3,r, -r&, m.
Cede, V. sodun di, tr. =1. leaving
give, (give up) ; see Yield.
Ceiling, s. 1. malo, -lea, m.
(strictly, loft or garret).
Cel
61
Cer
Celebrate, !'. 1. p&rgiLtzaun ho-
golsi = /. praise publicly;
pasar {or patsar), e. g. c.
the virtue of . . . .
2.k&r, e.g. c. a feast; ts&l&i,
e.g. a feast.
Celebrated, a. navadgo = /. of
name; vod = great.
Celebration, s. l.p&rgd.t hoglap,
-pa, n. = I. public praise.
^./or c. of a feast rs. into v.
Celebrity, s. JlnaQd, -da, m. = /.
glory; kirt, -ti,/.
Celerity, s. jerurai, -ye,/.
Celestial, a, s^rgintso.
Celibacy, s. ankuarpon, -nB,, n.
Cell, s. dakten kud, -da, n. = I,-
small room.
Cellar, J. buyar, -ra, «. (subter-
raneous room); ugran, -na,
«.; vlg. dispete, -sa, n.
Cellarer, s. mezatsakor, -kra, m.
Cement, s. gar, -ra, m.
Cement, v. 1. garan g&dsi (or g.
jodsi).
2.^. mel&i=/. unite.
Cemetery, s. simitar, -ri,/,^.;
fondasnat, -te,/., nikepun^i
suat, or purtso zago, -gea,
m. = I. place of graves;
sudkad, -da, n. = I. desert of
burning, bui this word is
used only for pagan ceme-
teries ; mftsSn, -na, ».
Ceaobite, s. monj, -ja, m. (pagan
c.) ; frad, -di, m, = I. friar,
fr,\ sangatvasi, -si, m. = I.
living together, opp.to vSna-
vasi ■>! living alone (au-
chorite).
Cenotaph, s. gor, -ri, / (gori,
-r«./)
Censer, J- turiblij, -blil, n.,/r.;
dhuparti, -ti, / (anal, to
H. K.) or dhumpar, -ra, n.
Censnre, v. gunyiiakar kir ~ /.
make guilty; not common du-
raa; gunyaufi sang =./. say
the faults; see Bl&me, Criticize.
Oensnre, s. dur, -ra, n.
Census, s. lokanCen lek (fe), -ka,
«. = I. counting of people.
Cents, (7o) Sakdo, -dea, m.\ 'i^/o
= sakdeak 4 rupoi lekan'.
Centipede, s. vagoni, -ni,/.
Central, ^. moden asullo, or
modlo.
Centralise, v. moden Tor=/. bring
to a centre, pr. and/g.
Centrally, ad. moden or mazant.
Centre, J. maz, -za, /«., e.g. of
a, circle and the like ; moden,
-dea, n.
Centnry, s. s&taman, -na, n. or
sSitSi, -ka, «., or satang,
■ -ga, n.
Ceremonious, a. 1. d&rbar, or bet.
dobajeatso = /. solemn.
S.tsild sarko = /. too exact.
3. m&ry£dit30.
Ceremony, s. l.sermoni, -ni, /.
e.g. of the church,/r.; k&t-
leii, -lea, «. {H. K.) ; rit, -ti,
/. (rite), or sastr^5i rit, or
rivaz, -ji,/.; p^dd^t, -ti,/.
2. dobazo, -jea, m. >= /, Pomp.
Cha
Certain, a. l.kh&ro or s&t = l.
true (c. objectively).
2. drM (c. eubjectivelj) : maka.
d. asa.
3. &Tok.oorW&a.o{Lai.^uidam).
4. kh&ndit = o to be obtained;
'aun niz Bomzatan = i7r &. n.
zanian = I am certain'; 'maka
kb^rents kalta = /. to me is
truly known'.
Certainly, ad. kh&rents {or kha-
rots); dubaunS.staDaQ=/,not
being doubt; dubau voran-
aetanaS = /. not carrying
doubt; dr^ zauD = Btirely,
to be sure.
Certainty, s. 1 . tbirasan, -n.e,/. =
subjectiTe certainty. fc.
2. Bat,-ta,«.=/.trutb;objective
Cartifloate, J. vlg: asent, -ta, m.
fr.\ zatak (or jatak), -ka, n.
(HisT.); daklo, -lea, ?w.."get
a certificate = asent kad, I.
draw a certificate'.
Certify, -v. l.drad kSr = /. make
sure; nisfiei sang = /. say
sincerely; niz zaun 8ang =
I. say sincerely ; kaiai.
Certitude, s. nirdar, -ra, m.
Cerumen, s. kaoulo, -lea, nt.
Cessation, s. I.ra?ap, -pa {or
raupa), ».; sodni, -ne,/ = /.
leaving; minnakS.mi, -ne,/.,
or only manna, -ne,y;
^.fg- soukasai, -ye,/. = /. rest.
Cession, s. 1 . aodni, -ne,/.
2. vopsap, -pa, n./rom vopsun
di = conBign.
Chafe, 7. l.gasuntapai = /. make
warm by rubbiug; gas.
2. kat kad = /. take away skia.
3. rag adai = irritate.
4.ragar za=be impatient.
Chaff, s. l.sarl, -la, n.\ kundo,
-dea, -m.
' 1-fg. kundeapast.
Chagrin, s. l.kark&r, -ra, ■m.=
. trouble; bezarai, -y&,/.
2. rag, -ga, m. = I. anger; see
Ill-nature.
Chain, s, l.saaka], -kli, yi, pr,
(big); 8&rpaii, -le,/ (small);
gop, -pa, «. (fine).
2. band, -di,/.=/. prison.
3. bar, -ri,y. =line; kamp, -pa,
m., e.g. harin {or kampan)
tsaia=walk in a line; fangt,
-ti,/.=line; 'fangtin bo3a =
sit in a line'.
Chair, J. kadel, -la, n.,fr.; baska,
-ke,/.
Arm-cbair=bat asnlli ba3ka =
/. ch. baring arms.
Chairman, s. president, -ti, m.,
fr. ; ' vlg. pirjent, -ti, m. ;
sabbenaik, -ka, m.
Chalice, s. kals, -si,/,/r.; patrij,
-tra, n.
Clialk,i.europitsuno, ffrvilayeti
{or vilaiti) tsuno, -nea, m.
Challenge, v. ladayek apoi = /.
call to fighting.
Challenge, s. IMayek apou^en,
-nea, «■
Chamber, s. kud, -da, n,: 'c. pot s
vlg. tast, -ta, ».'
„, „ L.oogic
Cha
Cha
Ch&msleos, s. sirli, -le,y!
Champion, s. vir, -ra, m.; parii-
kraml, -mia, m,, n, c. = l. do-
ing extraordinary tlungs.
CSianee (By)> ak&sm&t: 'to ma-
ka a. mello = I met him by
c.'; nenarponaa = I. un-
knowingly; an6it=/. sudden-
ly; aplestilki = /. by itself;
apsents = /. by itself.
Chaaoe, j. l . &dru|t, -t^i ^■
2.patiyenin, -ni,y;=s/, trust: 'I
have a ch. = patiyeni dovor-
t&n Or p&tietEn, I. I hope,
I tmst, or aia iisa'; see Ao-
eident.
Chance, v. g&d=/. happen.
ChaBoellor, s, m3,ntn, -ri, m.
Ohan^, s. b^dlap, -pa, n.
Chancre, v. b&d&l=alter entirely
or partially ; also ch. a dress;
T&tai, (change money) ; as
n. V. b&d&l zata or only zata
= becomes, or dusro zat& =
becomes another, or b&dal.
Ohan^eable, a. b&d&l z&nntso or
b&d<so.
Channel, s, tod, -da, m. (water-
course); khS.ni, -ye,/, (in
the fields).
Ohapel, s. kopel, -la, n.,/r.\ irmit,
•i\,/.t/r.\ bet. (dakti) ig&rz,
-jo, /. = /. small church;
telidau, -A&y&, n. (aTtal. to
H. K.) = chapel within a
church; vlg, kapel, -la, «.
Chaplain, s. k&pelaun, -lava, m.,
Jr.\ dakto figar, -ra, m. or
d&kto padri, -ri, m. = l. the
little vicar or father, vlg.\
kumki guru, -rn, m. = as-
sistant priest; s&rk&ri pfidri
= military ch.; irmititso pft-
dri, -ri, m, = /. father of a
chapel.
Chaplet, s. I. k6nt, -ta, ».
2, jelo, -lea, m. (crown of flow-
ers); kopfel, -la, «.=!/. gar-
land ; mola, -le,/.(of flowers).
Chapter, s. 1. avilsviir, -ra, m.
(«. of book).
2. padrinfii {or madrinfii) 84-
bha, -bhe, /. =1. meeting of
friars (or of nuns).
3. koneganmel (fe), -JS, «.=
body of canons, [a letter.
Character, .T. 1. S:kser, -r4, ». = /.
2.abru,-bra,m.=honour: 'mH-
ryaditso {or abratso) monis,
-n§a, m. = man of c.'; m&r-
yad,-di,/. = /. honesty ; man,
-na, m. Bi /. honour, repu-
tation.
3.T6ndouni, .ni,/. = /. inclina-
ation, e.g: what is the c. of
that man? n&dten, -tea, n.;
BobauD, -bava, m. = temper,
nature ; gun, -na, m. = ch&-
racteristic; j;y(?£». jf^Gram.
p. 223, se^.
4. T&B, -sS, m. = t. mask ; as in
the phrase, 'he assumes the
c. of=»to ves ghalta'.
CharaoteriBtic, see Character.
Characterize, -v. vondoun or vo-
ndaunen sang = /. say the
Cha
Cha
character of; gun sang or
sobaa saag; kMit kHr or
k&l&i = caase to be known ;
somz&i, c, V. = I. give to an-
derstand.
Chorooal, s. inglo, -lea, m.\ 'burn-
ing G.^k^nd, -da, n'
Charge, v. l.bbor = A fill, e.g.
a cart.
2. angar pod = I. fall on body,
attack.
3. lek(6) = I. account, ch. cs.
4. gunyankar kar = /. make
guilty (accuse); ISi; ghal;
see Ascribe.
5. formal or bakum di i= A give
order.
6. Topsun di = /. giro in care
(charge with the care of),
7. nemsi = I. appoint.
8. z&tfio kane = /. take care,
ch. cS,
9. band=/. bind, e.g. mol band
=d. bind a price (Konk.) , Ace.
iV. B. The form of the Eng.
expression is often changed^
e.g. 'taka ghJir rakunk san-
gl£n = I charged him to
look after the bouse'; 'how
much do you charge me =
mol kitefi? or kiten magtai?
'I do not like to charge
any body = koaak k^rkSr-
ratso zannk khuSivornan, /.
I don't like to get annoying
to any body'.
Charge, s. l.vojefi, -jea, «. or
voziin, -na, n. (load).
2.hukam, -kme,y. = I. order.
3. kaido, -dea, m. = /. duty.
4. kam, -ma, «. = I. basinesa.
5. firiyad, -di,/i = accu8atioE.
6. mdl, -la, n. = I. price.
7. zulnm, -Ime,/ = /. attack.
Cliariot, gadi, -ye,/; sirat, -ta»
n.
Charitable, a. kakultitao or ka-
kuldar = /. merciful ; dh&r-
nii|t; mogal = /. dear, noi
ex. charitable, dut expres-
sing an attribute springing-
from charity ; usedfg.
Charitably, ad. kEkultin; db&r-
man; mogan; mogalzaan.
Charity, J. l.mog, ^a,, »»,: 'Di-
vine ch. = DavfltBO mdg'.
2. moya m6g = fraternal ch.
3. izmS.1, -la, n. s /. alms, fr.\
dh&rm, -ma, m.
Charlatan, s. borboro, h^ m.
(bodbodo) ; I'/^.lottebira.-ra,
m.
Charm, s. l.tautry, -ra, n. pr.
or miiiitrij, -r&, n. or oimit,
-ta, n.
^■fg. Yodai, ~ae, f. = I. at-
traction.
3. sundiirai, -ye,/. = /. beaoty.
Charm, v. l.t&ntran k&r = I.
make ch., pr.
2. piso kiir, (please very much,
/. make mad) ; in the passive^
s&ntos bhog = /. enjoy plett-
sure; vodnin di = /. give-
inclinations; tB&d m&nuii=^
/. please very much.
Cha
Che
€1lug, v. I.Sifcar k&r.
2.kiiQt&i = /. engrave.
Chase, s. sikar, -re,/.
Ohastfl, (I. niek^I; nitfll.
Ghastiae, t;, 1. sikSa di or s. lai =
I. gire (7r apply puDishment.
2. kg-st di or k&St4i = /. give
pain,
ffliastity, s. nisk&lai, -ye,/, i7r
Disk&lkai, -ye,/.; nitalpon,
-na, «. (W nit&lai, -ye,/.
diaaable, .^. kaznl, -la, n., fr.\
restiment, -tS, m.,/r. vlg.\
prk. misaCi aeson, -ni,/
Chat, V. uUi = /. Bpeak, Cm,
Prs.; gSzali mSr (say things
of BO importance).
Chat, s. g&zal, -li, /.; ramain,
-na, «. (long ch.); phandlo,
-lea, m.
Chattel, s. saman, -na, m.
Chatter, v. nakazallea ul&i = /.
say nonsense ; see also Gnash.
Chattering, s. nakazallo, -lea, m.,
or nakazalleo T6.8tu, -tun,/;
gfi.zali, -li,/; ulonen, -nea,
n.: 'long chat =tamb g^zali';
phandlo, -lea, ot.
Cheap, A. sovai {not to be con-
foundedwith 86v6i=cu8tom).
Cheat, s. 1. mos. -sa, m.\ ^hSkki^,
-ka, n. ; d&go -gea, m. ; fot,
.ti,/. = ex. lie.
2.niosagar, -ra, m.=deceirer.
Cheat, V. l.d&go k&r = /. make
cheating, j4£c.
2.fot&i, c. V. of fotua = be do-
£eiTed.
Cheating, s. d&go, -gea, m.\ see
Cheat.
Check, V. l.raToi = /. caase to
stop, c, V. of ran = stop.
2.bagai = ^ bend,^.; see also
Bestrain.
3.b6! k&r = /. make force.
4. ad ye=/. come against (Dai.)
5.m5d(6) = /, break, /£;.; see
Suppress; ts&ld.i.
6. mokabilo ka,r=/. compare, or
t&n-ki kfir=±audit (accounts).
Cheok, i. l.adkai, -li,/.
2.in-kari, .ri,/=/. resistance,
denial (or in-k&r, -ra, n.); see
Hindrance, Rebn£
3. (money-Order), see Cheque.
Cheek, s. polo, -lea, «.; gal, -IS,
f». (ex. jaw).
Cheek-bone, s. dad, -dS,, tt.
Cheer, V. l.khagal kJlr=:/. make
cheerful, or d^dos k&r = /.
make glad,
S.hoglap k&r or hogolsi = /.
make praise.
Cheer, s. bog]ap, -pa, n.; alas,
-sa, m.: 'be of good cheer =
dhfiir ghe'.
Cheeifnl, a. khus&l, or khuiiili,
or khuSalayeteo ; s&ntosa-
tso.
Cheerftilly, ad. khuSalayen, or
kbaSen.
Cheerfnlnees, s. khosalai, -ye,/;
s&ntos, -sa, trt.
Cheeee, s. Uz, -zi,/.,/r.; hslvo,
which is sometimes used in
this sense, is rather Arabic
Che
Cho
cheese, or bet. a sweetmeat,
tike cheese on the oatBide.
Ohemist, s. r^savidyegar, -ra, m.
ChemistiT, s. r^savidja, -ye,/.
Cheqae, s. hundi, -ye,y.
OlierJBh, V. l.mogaa tsl&i {Ace.
pers.) = l. rule with love.
2. pos = feed.
3. hhuz3,i = comfort.
Ohenib, s. kerubim, -ma, m.,/r.
Chew, s. 6etr&ng, -ga, «.
Cheat, s. l.p^t, -te,/. =/. box.
2. hordes, -dea, n. (Lot. pec-
tus).
CheW( V. tsab; g&l&i (move to
and fro), e.g. sugar-cane.
Chicane, see Trick, Cavil.
Chicken,J. l.pil,-la,«.,(jrkunfc-
daSen pil, -la, n.
2. pilo, -le£, m. (in the egg).
Ohieken-poz, s. kotlo, -lea, m.
Chide, V. l.besta.i = /. rebuke.
2. has kha = /. eat a scolding.
Chief,'!, mukhya; poilo = /. first.
Chier, s. mukhyest, -sta, m., or
mostak, -ha, «. = /. head.
Chiefly, ad. mukhyazaun ; bhou
kiLrn; &dhik k&rn; vises.
Child, .r. bargeii, -gea, n\ balsen,
-sea, «. = /. infant; bal, -la,
n.,joinedto\i\y£%iXi^asaterm
of ejection; balok, -Ika, or
-loka, m., used of the Infant
Jesus; put,-ta,c^putrij,-ra,
m. = l. son.
Childhood, s. burgipirai, -ye,/.
= 1. age of the children, or
burgepon, -pa, «.
Childish, a. hargeantso = per-
taining to children; bargean
biri = Lat. puerorum instar;
ch. cs., or burgeponatso.
ChildiflhneBS, s, burgepon, -itE, n.
Childless, a. burginnatullo.
Chill, s. thindso ; 5el, -}i, /
Chilli, s. mirsang, -ge,/.
Chimera, s. approx. bhiyankulfii,
-ye,/.; girigiri, -ri,/
Chimney, s. durraCi vat, -te,/. =
/. way of smoke; n&li, -ye,
/ = /. tube.
Chin, s, kbadki, -ke,/.; bontso,
-5ea, m.
Chink, s. fut, -ti,/.
Chisel, s. iroen, -nea, n.
Chocolate, j. fiokolad, -^^f.yfr.
Choice, s. vintsap, -tspa, «. or
vintsnen, -^ea, n.
Choice, a. attS,m {yar. uttim)
= /. excellent ; vintsnar ;
vintsleli (v&ati}) = /. chosen
(thing); &mrnt = excellent
thing (eatable), also fg.
Choir, s. I.k6r, -ra, OT.; ig&rzeSi
malai, -liye,/. (place).
2. kSntareantso mel (e), -l£i, m.\
gayangarantsq mel, -la, m.
(singers).
Choke, V. l.maddi = /. twist the
neck round; fugar k&rj/r.;
gMo damp = /. shut the neck.
2.adk&l k&r = /. make hin-
drance; idiSi,;.^. choke corn
(in pass, fidtsa).
Cholera (morbus), s. sireiri, -re,/ ;
th&nd pida, -do, f. = l. cold
i'_ - A'Ooglc
Cho 67
sickaess ; BS.nni, -ne, /. or
silnairog, -ga, m.
Choose, "v. 1 . vints ; rintsiin kad =
/. selecting take out ; sodun
kad^.seeking take out; pr&s
khusiyor, c,^. choose rirtue
before wealth = grestkaye
pr&s segnn khu3i ror; bores
diBta = pleases, seems good,
a.nemsi, or nom.iy&T, Jr. = I.
appoint, nominate.
Chop, V, 1. tsatsai; kadkeS,n kad-
ke k&r = /. make pieces.
2.porta=/.turn, c.^. the wind
Cip
Cbop-booae, n. gutki,-ke = /. ta^
vern; biclar,-ra, n.=dwelling,
usedfg.
Chopper, s. (vodli) sari, -ye,/.
Chord, s. Lvlg. kordaun, -dava,
n. or »j. = striiig (nmsical).
2. sari, -ye,/ (of brass); dori,
-ye,/.
Chorister, s. kilntarist, 4a, or
k&ntari, -ria, m.,/r.
Christian, s. kristaun, .taT^, m.
Christian, a. kristiiyantso.
Christianity, s. 1. kristavanfieii
lastry, -trS,, n. = /. christian
religion.
2. (siLmest) kristaun s (all)
Christians. fdigso.
Chronic, a. l&mb = /. long; dig or
Cbroniole, s. v&rsan&eo kobro,
-r5n, pl.\ k&ta, -te,/
Chronolog:icBl, Chronolojioally, ad.
kalan p&rmane = I. accord-
ing to the time, ck. cs.
Chronology, s. kalanfii vidya or
kalanvidya, -ye, / = science
of times.
Chronometer, s. gh&diyal, -la, n.
(var. -li,/.)=/. clock; kalft-
map, -pa, n., or velamfip.
Chnroh, s. 1. ig&rz, -je, /:, or
igr&z, -je or igreja, -je, fr. ;
diul,>Ia,».»Wfffi/)'^pagan
temples; derasthan, -na, n.
{H. K.), or deyaUi, -yfi, ».;
devaiSeD ghir, -r^, it.
2.igitrzm5ta, -te,/, or santa
madr igirz (living charch).
Choreh-warden, s. fisali, -lia, m.
vlg-.; moktesS.r, -ra, m.; igir-
jetso udyog&st, -ta, m.
Chnreh-yard, s. igUijeSen kamp,
-pa, n. ; see Cemetery.
Churl, s. nadkar, -ra, m. = I,
villager, _^,
Churlish, a. anmaryaditso, iet.
aumaryaditso.
Cicatrize, v. gbai suk=/. wound
become dry.
Cigar, s. fierut, -t», «. ; idi or
vidi, -ye, / (a small one) :
'smoke a c. = 5. vod'.
Cinder, s, inglo, -lea, m.=:Lat.
carbo; see also Ashes.
Cinnabar, s. sindur, -rS, n.
Cinnamon, s. tikesal, -li,/
Cipher, s. 1. sonnen, -nea, n. or
puji, -je,/.
2.6,oko, -kea, m. (arithmetical
character).
3. gudan6i bhas, -se,/ =/. lan-
guage of secrets.
„, „ L.oogic
Cu-
es
Cla
-CiToIe, s. l.m&ud&l, -la, ».; sat-
tu, -ta, «(.; also circuit, com-
pass; phero, -rea, m.
2.meJ(§), -la, m., e. g. a c. of
lieteners.
Circlet, s. vajo, -lea, m. = an or-
nameDt for clilldreD.
'Circuit, s. boundi, -de,/; suttQ,
-ta, m.
Ciroal&r, a, 8dkalo = round.
Circular, s. boundekagad, -gda,n.
Circulation, s. boundi, -de, /.
Circulate, v. \. n. v. bount&nifi
veta = /, goes around; boun
or in tr. mn. boundiii {used
also ^ books).
"H-.tr. v.^/g. pargiit kar = /.
make public.
N. B. All words beginning with
'circum' not given here, if
iranslateable literally, are to
be translated by 'bountin'
or 'bountanifi' and the word
which 'circum' is compound-
ed with.
Circumlocution, s, utranbouudi,
r^e,/.
Circumspection, s. bud, -di,/. = /.
prudence; zagrutai, -je,/.
GircumBtanoe, 5. l.8S,ngti {yar.
siing&t, -gti), -ti, /; gat, or
hakigit, -ti, /. {about the
same mn. as B&ngti), n. c.
2. stiti, -ti, /. = state, condi-
tion.
3. lank, -ki, /.= power, e.g.
according: to your
stances = tanki p&rmane.
4. thar, -ra, m. or jinoa, -nsa,
M. =^kind, quality.
OiBtem,^. I.t&len,-lea,».=tank.
2. baiii, baiS,/. = /, well.
Citadel, s. koten, -tea, n, = /.
castle.
Cite, V, apoi = /. summon ; see
Summon and Quote.
Citizen, s, r^it, -ta, m. =■ L sub-
ject; seragar = /. man of the
town; gaunkar,-ra,TO.=^. of
the place, of the country.
CitroUj s. mauling, -ga, n.
City, s. sfer, or sear, -r^, «,,-
patan,-tDa, n.; nftgJir, -ra, «.
Ciril, a. I.p&tnatso; sarkari
(noukor) = (servant) of the
Government; raitantso = ^
of the subjects ; sadharn = /.
common.
2. maryaditso= polite.
Civility, s. m^ryad, -di, /. = /.
politeness; sikap, -kpa, «. =
learning, education ; tsal-
tsamkan, -na, »., used also
y(7r'poUteness';maDSugi,-ge,
/■■,e.g. c. of a gentleman.
Civilize, v. tsaltsamkin sikai.
Claim, V. mag = /. request, de-
mand,<7rpatimag=askback,
or bakkan mag; hakku> asa
mon sang = say that there
is right , wiVA or without thain
preceding bakkij.
Clamour, s. bakbob, -be, /., or
also hak ani bob.
Olap, »■ talio pet = /. strike the
palms of the hands.
„, „ L.oogic
Qa
Qe
Clapper (of a bell), s. ghantitao
lolo,-le», OT. orgulOj-Iea, M.
Clariiy, v. nmUi.
Clash, V. ad&ln avaz za, <?/' 0«/)'
adai.
Clasp, iJ. l.band = /. bind.
2. veng mar = embrace, grasp.
3. z6d(6),c.^. clasp the hands.
Class, ^. l.thar,-ra, »!. = /. kind,
qaality.
2. TOrg, -ga, m.
Classic, Classical, a. n&maDeatso
= /. of model, £.^. cl. author
= TX&. barpi or nS. kart; or
nttim = excellent.
Classify, 71. zativar V&r; Tilevari
kar.
Clause, s. 1. klam or k&l&m,
-Ima, fi. = l. paragraph.
2. vanto, -tea, m. = l, part, e.g.
of a sentence.
Claw, s- l.nakut, -kta, n.
2.dauli, -le,/.
Clay, s. avo, -vea, m., or aveafii
mati, -ye,/.; 6ik^, -kda, n.
Clean, a. nit&l.
Clean, v. nital kar = /. make c;
gas {mn, polish).
Oleanlioesfi, s. nit&lpon, -na, ».,
or nitSrIai, -ye,/.
Cleanae, v. nit&l k&r = /. make
clean; dalkad=/. takeaway
dust; da = /. wash.
Clear, a. l.niUl.
2. modnantuUo or kupanna-*
tuUo = /. not cloudy (sky).
3. sdSt = distinct, e.g. voice;
evident.
4. pSrz&lik := /. shining.
In the meaning of 'not ob-
structed', ike negai. form
<n§,tullo' may be used, e. g.
clear of grass = tannatullo.
'The sky is clearing up =
mojab nit^ z&ta'.
Clear, v., usetheadj. 'clear' wilh
(he verb required if taken
pr.
Cl. off a debt = rin ferik kSr.
Cl. away =.kad.
Cl. oneself of a charge=b&Saa
za or sut.
Clearly, ad. nit&l z^un; sost.
Clearness, f. see Briffitness.
Cleave, v. 1. sod, tr. v.; n. v. sut
used of things previously
joined; fut = /, burst.
2.1ag = /. adhere.
Cleft, s. fut, -ti,/; modap, -dp^»
«. = /. breach.
Clemency, s. dfl.ya, -ye, f.=l.
benignity; kakult, -ti,/.-=/^
mercy.
Clement, i7. mogal; kEkultitso;
d^yal; kanval.
Clepsydra, ;. ndkaiJen gSdiyal,
-la, n. (or udkagHdiyal).
Clerjfy, s. ig&rjemuniyarinmel
(6), -la, m., or muniyaripon,
-na, «.; padriiimel, -la, m,
ClergTmaa, s. igarjemuniyari,
-ria. m. = minister gf the
church.
Clerk, s. or gumost, -sta, m.;
b&rpi, -pia, m. ; n&kSlvis,
or n&kftluis, -sa, m.
Cle
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Clu
Clever, a. ti65,r; t8urk=: active;
z&nto = skilful; TidvaaSs;
sud&l.
Cleverness, s, uiarpon, -na, n.\
zantepan, -na, n.\ tsurkai,
-ye,/., or tsurkpon, -na, «.;
sudfilai, -ye,/".
Client, .r.k&li$igiir,-ra,ffi.;aBami,
-mia, m.
Climate, J. Mto, -vea, m.\ deia-
gun, -na, ot.W. quality of the
country, n.c, Cn.
Climb, ». tB&d, n.v.^ znd Loc.\
kbadun ghaln ts&d, = /.
ascend putting a rope.
Cliny, V, lag.
Clip, 'ii. kad=/.take away.; kat&r
= 1. cut.
Oloak, s. jibbo, -bea, m.
Cloak, V. lipd.i = I. cooceal.
Clock, s. gildiyal, -la, n. {more
comm. -li,/. hut -la ace. to
Mr.): 'what o'clock is it?
= kitle ga,iite?' 'at what o'-
clock? =kitlea gantear?'
Cloister, 5. vlg. kouYent, -tai,m.,
ff.\ mot, -ta, m. {H. K.)
Close, V. l.damp, or dank (ir.
and n. »,), e. g. a door etc,
2. tirsi = I. finish.
Close, a. l.dat (thick); lagun =
I. attached, or lagsilo.
2.gflt (or ghat).
3. gutatso = /. secret.
4. motvo = short.
5. imto = stingy.
Close, act. lagin ; s&rsin.
ClosenesB, s. datiii, -ye,/.; rs. into
ad.
Closet, s. Ian kad, -d&, n.
Clot, J. goto, -^a, m. {Lat.
sanguis coagulalus.)
Cloth, 5, lugat, -gta, n.\ bansi-
ren, -rea, n. = rags, used for
cleaning kitchen utensils ;
s&klat, -ti,/ (coverlet, also
broadcloth); m&lm&l, -la, n.
= maslin.
Clothe, V, \.pr. lagtan ghs,l = /.
pat clothes; nes&i, c. v. of
nee, n. v.\pr. p&ngr&i, e.g.
the poor, ol. rl. (I. cover).
2./g. rs. the covering thing
witi asa, e.g. some animals
are covered with far=thodean
moazatink kat asa; or the
form of the sentence is
changed., and someone of
the vbs. given above is used.
Clothes, s. lugtan, n.pl. <^lagat ;
neson, -ni, / = dress, pre-
pared dress ; mustaigi, ^e,
/, used in sing. {collectivi)\
Y&stur, -tra (or-ra), n.
Cload, s. kup, -pa, ».; mod, -da,
«.; 'is it cloudy? =modan
ts^ ^atgi ?'
Cloudless, a. kupn&tullo or mod-
nUtulIo.
Cloudy, a. modantso ; kupasal-
lo; het. rs. into noun.
Clove, s. Uv^ng, l&unga, n.
Clown, see Boor.
Clnb, s. 1. tonko, -kea, m.
= cudgel.
Qu
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Coh
2. mel (e), -la, m. = /. assembly.
CliimBJly, ad, f^pOBi, e.g. this
table ig c. made.
Clarasf,a. f&dposi; karkoto,^.^.
c. bench,
Clurter, s. gh68, -sa, m. (of
grapes, etc.); g&dai, -7a, m.;
fano, -QQa, m.
Coach, s. gadi, -ye, /.; see Car-
riage.
Ooadtman, s. gadiyegar, -ra, m.
Coadjutor, s. kumki, -kia, m., or
kumkigar, -ra, m.
Coasrnlate, see Cnidle.
Coal, s. l.iDglo, -le&, m.
3. kolit, -Ita, n. = /. brand:
'burning c. = kend, -da, ».,
or uzeatso inglo', -Jea, m.
Coaleaoe, v. mel, n. v.
Coalition, s. mel (e),-Ia, m.; yekof,
-ta, tn.
Coarse, a. 1. moto = I. not fine,
e.^. bran^ daddo, £.^. food.
2.y5r- aumaryaditso = /. im-
polite.
Coarseness,^. l.daddepoi;i,-na,».
2. aum&ryad, -Ai,/.
Coast, s. tad, -di, /. (ex. mn.
shore); v6t, -}e,/.; kSraTol,
-li,^, e.g. of sea.
Coat, s. kutaun, -aTa, m., fr.\
b&ndiyan, -na, n. (a sort of
light jacket).
Coax, see Caress.
Cobra-capella, s. nag, -ga, m.
Cook, s. kombo, -bea, m.
Cockscomb, s. deukarea, -rea, n.
(kontbeaSec I.)
Cookroach, s. z&rlo, -leS, m.
Coeoannt, s. itarl, -la, m., mn.
ripe c; bondo, -cloa, m. =
tender 0.
C. day =a d&ryak puja k&rtso
dia, /. day (on which) they
do honour to the sea.
C. tree = m&d, -da, m.
C. shell = von6k, -nka, m.; pi.
To;i&k; kitti,-te,/.
Juice of c. = udak (water) : the
white matter inside ^kantoli,
(irkantji, -le,/.; the fibre of
which coit matting is made
=kato, -tea, m.\ the fibre after
preparation = kablo, -lea, M.
Cod (flah), s. tato, -^ea, m.
C. liver oil=t&tea<Sen tel (6), -la,
Code, s. kanun, -na, n. = I. law.
Codioil,f. tazak41&m,-lma,ff.
Co-eqaal, a G&risiima, e. g. in
age.
Coffee, s. kapi, -ye,/.; bunda,
-da, «.
Coffee-pot, s. p6n6, -6i,/.
CoSbr, s. pfet, -ta,/.
Coffin, s. mornanfii p^t, -te, /. =
/. box of dead; tnmb, -bS,
m. = bier (a sort of wooden
frame kept in the church
and used by the poor for
carrying their dead to the
grave).
Cohabitation, s. sangatravap,
-raupa, «., or only sangat,
-ta, «.
Coherence, etc. see Connexion.
Gii
Col
Coin, (a piece of money), s.
nanen, -nea, n.
Coin, ^- l.nanenk&r.
2./^. ga.d, e.£-. coin words.
Coiuoide, v. 1. s&ma asi^eii = /.
to be equal; sitmapod.
2. vop = /. agree.
Coincidence, s. l.s^ma podap,
-dpa, «,, or 83,iua podnen,
-nea, n.
2.g&dap, -dpa, ». = event.
S.TOppigi, -ge,/=agreement.
Cold, a. l.selo, <?.^. water, e/c;
thand, e.£: weather,
2./£: 6appo, e.g: cold heart,
without affection.
Cold, s. hiun, hiva, n.; 'I am
cold = maka hiaii khata, /.
c. eats me'; sel, -U./-; sifi,
siya, «.; 'I caught a cold =
^ maka th^od zalen, or maka
sel zali'; 'make cold, v. = ui-
viii, c.v. ^niu'.
Coldly, ad. {Jg.) m6a kuakonW.
heart crooked.
Coldness,^. l.b6parTai,-ye,y! =
negligence.
2. see Cold.
Colic, s. gulo, -lea, m. (of a com-
plicated kind); rs, into p6t
dukta = I. to the belly ia
pain.
Collapse, -v. pod ; bhasma = get
ruined.
Collu', s. pato, -tea, «. (goleatso
p.); piddak, -ke,/. (of ame-
thysta).
Collea^e, s. saogati, -tia, m.
Colleot, V. 1. mel^, c. v. of mel ;
ras kar = /. make heap,
amass. Ace.
2.kad = /. draw, pick up.
3. luun, e.g. crop, com.
Collected, a. (not disconcerted),
bhennatallo = /. not having
fear; gabrenatuUo = /. not
having confuaion.
Collection, s. yektai, -ye, /.;
me!(6), -la, m. ; zomo, -mea.
Collector, s. k^llekHt&r, 'ra, m.
Oollege, s. vlg. kolej, -ji,/; vid-
yesal, -le,/
Colliaion, s. 1. adiap, •pS, n,
2./g. ladai, -ye,/. = /. fighting.
Colloquial, a. (language) taalti
(bhas) = I. current.
Colloquy, s. ulonefi, -nea, «. ;
B&mbas&n, -na, n.
Collusion, s. v&n5JlD, -ne, /. (or
-na, «.); daga, ^e,/. (digo,
-gea, «i.)
Colonel, s. kolonel or kornel, -la,
m,,/r.\ patlamitso mukbyest,
-ta, m, [large.
Colossal, a- bhou vod = /. very
Colossus, i. mottea bomben, -hea,
n.\ gumto, -tea, in.
Colour, f. 1. rong,-ga, m.\pl. r&ng.
'i.fg. nib, -ba, «.= /. pretext.
Colour,^- 1. rong lai = ^. apply
colour.
2.^. ves ghal=/. put the maek.
Column, s. khambo, -hea, m.
Colt, s. godeaften pil, -la, n. == I,
the young of the horse.
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Com
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G>m
Comb, V. ugSi; vfil&i.
Comb, s. dantoni, -ne,/.
Combination, s. 1. mel(Q), -la, m.
= I. unioa.
2. voppigi, -ge, /. = /. consent,
agreement; kkrar,-ra, m.=l.
agreement; kut, -^a, n. = l.
conapiracy.
3. a&ng&t, -gti, /. = I. circum-
stance.
Combine, ti. l.melai, c.v. i^mel
=be united.
2.T0p = /. agree.
Combnstible, a. lasasarko.
<?ombustion, a. lasap, -spa, n.
(or lasaen, -nea, «,)
Oome, II. l.ye; past, ailo; see
Gram. P. II. ch. it.; pau =
/. arrive,
^■/g. gid or za = happen.
3. eya, Lai. •■eia\ used in ani-
mated appeals.
Come out=k^lit za., I. become
known.
Oome to a resolution = nisfiei-
Bi, /. resolve.
Come at =:me}, /. be found.
Come to, see Amount.
Come to pieces = kudkeaa kud-
ke za.
Come together = me!. re. up.
Come up = za, fut, e.g. plants
Come upon (evils) = pod.
Come away = nik&l, e.g. a
button comes away.
Comedy, s. hasountso nat, -ta, m.
ComeIy,a.sundar=/.nice; layek
= /. fit; vazbi = /. becoming.
Comet, s. dumaket, -ta, n. {U, K.)
ComTort,^. bbuz^Li, e.g. c. a man
in sorrow; s&miidhaD {or
santos or soukasai) kir;
dh&ir di = /. give courage.
Comfort, s. bhuzon, -ne, /.
Comfortable, a. soukasayetso =
/. of peace; used also of
place, isk&layetso = /, ex-
tended.
Comic, a. hasountso or hastso.
Coming, s. yenen, -nea, n.\ paa-
nen, -nea, n. = I. arrival.
Command, v. l.formS,!, tr.andn.
(be in command); hukum
di = /. giro order; takid
di = /. give order.
2, isifi asa = l. is in the direc-
tion of, e.g. the house com-
mands the river.
Command, .r. forman (^r&rman),
-na, «.; hukum, -kme.yi; ta-
kid, A&,/. (a particular or-
der) ; upadea, -aa, nt. (said of
the Ten Commandments).
Commander, s. hukumdar, -rfi,
m. rl.; adipati or fouji&di-
pati,-ti, m. = c. of an army;
formaitolo mS,nis, -nia, m. =
commanding man.
Commemorate, v. ugdas k&r = /.
make remembrance, G. M. ;
atou kar.
Commemorative, a. ugdas kfirtso.
Commence, v. suru kSr (^r.) or
suru za («. E'.)=begin.
Commend, -v. l.suadin di = /.
give n the possession of;
,.,....,A.ov)gk-
Com
Cora
vop9UQ di = deliver; nj 'he
delivered theboj to his care=
tanen burgeak tace z&tnek
TOpaun dilo' ; hogol8i=praise ;
umedia s^ng = /. eay with
aspiration.
2.b<id aaog = /. say advice;
kantsSi = I. impress.
Oommeiidable, a. 1. hoglapatso
or hoglap favozallo.
2. iiparJis faTOzallo. (tioa,
Commendation, see Bacommenda-
Oommensnrated, a., rs. lay ek zata
= is fit, suitable.
Comment, v. vivor sang = /. give
esplauation, G. M. \ ts&trayo
kfir = /. make notes; &rtli
8ang = /, say tbe meaning,
G.M.
Comment, s, 1. vivor, -ra, m.\
ts&trai, -ye,/.
2.a.rtb saagtso, or only '^^^^
-tha, m.
Commerce, s. vepar, -ra, m. fr. :
'there is no commerce = v.
tsftlnaS, I. commerce does
not walk'.
Commercial) a- vepHrfitso.
Commiserate, v. kakult kS^r = /.
make mercy, G.F.; (maka)
birmot dista, G.F. = /. com-
passion appears; tsurtsuro
dista, Dal. Prs. G. thing.
Commission,;, l.dalali, -le, /!;
ugalan, n.fl. or ugalpon,
-na, «.; pinSaiti, -te,/.
2. dhazHn, -na, ». = committee ;
'in c. = dillal zaan'.
Commission, i'. d&lali di.
Commissioner, s. 1. d&lal, -la, nt.
2. p6dvi kitnghello (mS.Dis).
Commit, J'. 1. vopsundi = /. give,
deliver (to the care or charge
»o-
N. B. To express this meaning,
the/orm of the sentence musl
often be changed. fdo,
2. adar£>rk3.r=/. perpetrate cr
Committee, s. dbaz^n, -na, n.;
znnt, -ta, m.,/r.
CommodioQS, a. soukasayetso.
Common, a. 1 . tsalto = I. current,
ordinary; 8ado = iisnal, ordi-
nary, e.g. meal; 8&dantso =
/. of always, h^nce casto-
mary, ordinary; or tsiidavot.
2.s^mestantso = of all; sadarn.
3. sfLrkaratsOiz/. of the govern-
ment.
4. sum&r=Z.a^ medtocris, mo-
derate, average.
5. nadkar, mn. uneducated, as
opposed to sikpi = educated.
Common, s. s4rkEratso zago, -ge&,
m. = /. ground of the go-
vernment, j
Common (,In), sangata a /. to-
gether. '
Commonly, ad. tsfidavot, or tsfi^
davot zaun = I. usually,
generally; taalten; sadar^
= mostly, ordinarily; sumar
= Lat. tnediocriter.
Commonwealth, s. dhaz^naiSen
raz, -ja, «. = /. state of ten
persons (republic).
„, „A.ooglc
G>m
Gommotion, s. l.halap, -Ipa, n.
or haloatien, -nea, «,; see
Agitation.
2.katkai, -ye,/, = revolation.
Commune, s. 1. mag-nefi, -nea, n.
(a large c. comprising some
smaller communes called
■graman)'.
2. gram, -ma, ». = a small c,
subordinate to a 'mag-nefi'.
Oommnnicate, v, l.di = give, or
paYoi = cause to arrive.
2.}'ekameka uUi = /. speak
. reciprocally.
3.s41aTol asa=i8 intercourse,
4. in the sense of 'is joined to',
'communicates with' ii is
translated by 'lagta = /. is
attached', e.g. gir igirzek
lagta = the house c. with the
church ; melon asa or lagun
asa.
5. kamgar kfine = /. receive
communion.
Communication, s. 1. rs. v.\ ik-
in&nd,-da, »». = /, connexion,
2.8a!avo!, -li,/.
Communion, s. 1 . sangat, -ta, m.
=/. fellowship.
2. kumgar, -ra, m. or kommu-
nianii, -ava, nt., fr.
3. mel(6), -la, «. = a collection,
a gathering of people.
4. yetot, .^, m. {or yektar,'-ra,
*"■)' ^-S- ^- °f saints; this
last word mn. rather uniou.
Community, see Communion, 3, 4.
Commute, V. badal ; badlak = in-
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Com
stead of . , , , •with the verb re-
quired by the meaning , e.g.
c. the punishment of death
into impnaonment = morniU
iSea formana bSdlak bfindint
K^^^'- [gin.
Compact, a. 1. ghSt = /. strong;
2. laguus/. attached, c.^. a c.
company of soldiers.
3.kant80un= /. preased,/r(?«
k&atsjti = press.
Compact, s. kitrar, -ra, m. s
agreement.
CompactneB8,i. kantsounen, -neS,
«.; dambap, -pa, n.
Companion, s. sangati, -tia, m.
see- also Partner, Priend.
Company, s. 1. sangat, -ta, m.
2. mel(e), -la, m. = Lai, coetus.
3. sometimes rs. or crc.
Comparative, a. sartatsos/, con-
ditionate, e.g. c. advantage.
Comparatively, ad. sUkat 5intan=
all thinking, or dusreaS mu-
kar = before others; sir ke-
lear=if you compare.
Compare, v. l.sarko kHr or skt
kar or sar kirn dakai = I.
make equal, or making equal
show.
2. in the sense of 'confronting
a copy with its original,
mokabilo kS.r.
Comparison, J. I . mokabilo, -lea
m. (vid. sup. Compare, 2.)
2. vopar, -re/.=similitude, par
able ; gut, -ta, m. = I. secret
(parable),
,.,..,A'Qfc"iglc
Com
Com
In comparison with 'mukar = /,
in face'; Ike comparative
with pr&e.
Compass,^. I.vistar, -ra, ?». = /.-
eztensioD; suttij, -ta.,m.=l.
circamferance.
S.b&andi, -de,/. = /. circuit.
3. dikka5en aid, -d&, n, (mari-
ner's compass).
Compasses, s. kovar, -r!i, m.
Compassion, i.kakult, -ti,/; bir-
mot, -ti,/. = pity; tsurtsaro,
-rea, m.
Compassionate, a. kalcultiso, or
kakaldar.
Compassionate, v. kakult kS,r,
G. F. ; (maka) birmot dista,
G.F. = /.(to me) pity appears,
n.\ tsurtsaro dista, G. M. or
tsurtsur, e.g. aufi taka tsur.
tsurtaii = I pity him.
Compel, -D. may he expressed by
the causative form of the
verb following, e. g. compel
him to build a house = g&r
band&i; bol kar = /. make
force, or b&Utkar kSr; lai =
/. apply, induce; 'taka bo-
ronniSeak lai = c. him to
write'; lot = push.
Compendinm, s. sSnkSep, -pa, m,
Compeosate, v. 1. farikpon di = /.
give satisfaction, payment;
iarik k&r = /. pay.
2. inam or sambal di = give re-
ward or pay.
3. s&ma kg,r = /. make right.
Compensation, s. iarikpon, -na,
n.\ mam, -ma, n. = ex. re-
ward, but used also for c. ;
sambal, -I&> »i. = payment.
Compete, v. see Vie.
Competenoy, s. 1 . zai teS = I.
(what) is required that, e.g-
maka zai ten maka Ssa =-
what I require I have; udir-
poSfin, -na, ».
2.h&kk9, -k&, ».= right.
Competition, s. rs into v.
Compile, v. l.k&r or bor&i = /.
make or write.
2.kfidD bor^i=/. drawing out
write.
Complacency, s. k&lpana, -ne,/.;.
khns&lai (or kui&lai), -ye,/.;.
see also Pleasure.
Complain, v. 1 . Sin ulSi (La/^
gueri) as in the sent, 'one'
complains of the ingratitude
of another'.
2. legally, see Accuse; see also
Qroan.
Complainant, see Aocnser.
Complaining, a. (full of com-
plaints) k&rk&ratsos/. an-
noying, usedfg.
Complaint, s. l.sin, -na,, m.-;
firyad, -di, /. z= legal com-
plaint; dur {or dhur), -ra,
n. (non-legal); dursan, -na,ff ..
2. pida, -de = /. sickness.
Complement, s. bhirti, -te,/
Complete, a. bhorn = /. full, or
8ilglo=whole,c/'purto; silm-
purn=/. abundant, perfect.
Complete, ». l.bhor = /. fill.
G>m
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Com
2. kabar k&r = /. finish, fr. :
'maka vis v&rsan zalin {or
borlin) = I have completed
my twentieth year'; tirsL
Completely, ad. purten; paripurn.
CompIeteneBB,f.sampurnai,-ye,/.
Completion, s. mugdanen {or
mugdonen), -nea, n.
Complex, c. z&ite dodo.
Complexion, s. I. nadten, -tea,
«, = /. character.
2.kalet, -ti,/., e.g. of body.
Complicate, V. gabri kar=/. make
confused, iutricated; gusSrp
kJir = /, make confusion, or
gusp&dai = /. cause t? get
confused.
Complicated, a. katio = /. dif-
ficult.
Complication, s. l.tondre, -rean
fl. m. = I, embarrassment.
2. rs. into v.
Complicity, s. samilpon, -na, n.
Compliment, s. s&lam, -ma, m.',
rek^t, -ta, m.
Compliment, v, sMam k^r = make
salute {nearest word).
Comply, w. I.tsaiai,*.^. cwitha
request; T0p = /. conseiit.
2. khuse parmane te&l = /. walk
accordiag to the desire.
Comport (with), £>. l.zata: 'their
conduct does not comport
witbtbeirprinciple3=taD £en
nUdten tanfiea payan p&r-
manen zaiaan'.
2. tsal = behave thyself (^.
walk).
Compose,^- l,mel&i = /. cause '
to be together.
a.borSi or k^r (books) = /.
write or make.
3.sama k&r = /. make right
(settle).
4.fuslai = appease by sweet
words: see also Allay.
5. nidan za — I. become calm :
e.g. I compose myself.
Composed, a. 1. melon or kello.
^.fg. nidan = quiet.
Composer, s. k^rt, -ta, m. = I.
author; bor^tolo=/. writer.
Composition, .r. l.borS,{llenkam,
-ma, n. = I. written theme,
iei, crc; borap or patr^,
-ra, «. = a writteu thing ;
tharavon, -ni,/.
2.1 made a c. for 50p. c.=sem-
bdran hadlak ponSs diunk
kS,raf kela =1.1 made an
agreement to give 50 in-
stead of 100.
Composure, s. nidauai, -je,/. = l.
calmness ; sosnigai (or sos-
nikai), -ye,/. = patience ; mfU
ryad, -di, /. = I. modesty;
ghatai, -ye,/. = strength;
siimadhan, -na, n.
Compound, ». meliii = /. cause
to come together ; kSr = /.
make.
Compound, s. ital, -tla, n. = l.
garden; vatar, -ra, m,, or
vataro, -rea, m.
Compound, a. see Compose.
Comprehend, v. 1. atapi,^.^. 'this
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idea comprehends many
others'; c.v. o/a,ta,p = i8 coa-
tained.
2. dhiir = catch,y^.; somza =/.
understand, Nom. or Dat.
o/Prs., e.g. maica somzata,
or auii somzataii,
CompieheneioQ, s. somzikai, -ye,
/■ — I- understanding.
CompreheiiEiTe, a. vistarlolo = /.
extended.
CompresB, v. damb, e. g. clothes
inabox; damp, £./■. cone's
lips; kantsfli, esp.fg.'
CofflprJse, see Comprehend.
Compromise, T'. l.raji (ti^ kobuli)
kir = /. make a treaty of
peace {or consent).
2. riskek pod or sampad.
Compromise, s. raji, -je, f. =1.
treaty of peace ; kobuli, -le,
/. = I. consent.
Compnlsion, X.pr. bol, -Ja, «. = /.
violence; Jlnkya, -ye,y:
^.fg. garz, -je,/. = /. necessity ;
or as in the sent. 'I acted
under c. = bolvostin kelen'.
Compulsory, a. bdlk&rtso or bo-
latso.
Compunction, s. Axik, -\a.,/. = I.
sorrow, or bet. &ntaskkrnaci
duk = /, sorrow of the heart ;
fintSskarnaCe, tsurtsure, ^/.
M.; zal,-la,»).=burning,y^.
Computation, s lek, -ka, n.
Compute, V. lekkir oronly\%V{^).
'I cannot c, the amount =
maka I^ nan'.
Con
Concatenation, s. yekot, -ta, in.,
e.g. of events.
Concave, s. pok^l = /. hollow, or
akasarupatso ; gund, or bet.
bagallo = bent.
Concavity, 5. gundai, -ye,/. = /.
depth, or bet, rs. adj.
Concea], "v. lipai, c.v. ^lip; gut
dovor = /,keep the secret, or
gutan doTOr = /. keep with
secret.
Concealment, J. I- liponnen, -nea,
n.
2. lipCi suat, -te, /
Concede, v. di or sodun di;
sod; rUja di = /. allow; by
the pot. mood in yet of the
principal verb; yopo?- kobuli
di=/. consent (grant), Lat.
'concede\ opp. to Lat. '■negd'.
Conceit, s. pisayeci Cintna, -ne,
/. = l. a foolish thought ;
h^nkar, -ra, m.; sS], -la, n.=
I. obstinacy. |-]jari.
Conceited, a. hankaratso or han-
Conceive, v. l.giirb sambavai,
c.v. i^sambaya; ubzai, tr.
''■'.; g5.rbest za; vlg. guruar
za, n. i:
2./g. iSint = /. think (imagine,
suppose).
Concentrate, v. X.pr. moden vor,
not used infg. mn.=l. bring
in the middle.
2. melai, e.g. c. troops = p&t-
1am yeka zageSr vor or
melfii, /. collect troops in a
place.
,s „,A.OOQlc
Con
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Con
3.^. c. the mind upoii = bori
6it diun Cint, I. very atten-
tively think; or tuji mot ye-
kaiSer asuadi = /. let your
mind be upon one (thing) ;
or bud = plunge thyself.
Conception, J. l.konsesaun, -sa-
va, n. (the Immaculate C.)
2. g^rb, -ba, m.=l. fetus.
S.guruarpon, -nS, n.
4.y^.6intna,-ne,/.=/. thought;
nakSa, -Se,/. = plan.
Concern, s. l.kam, -ma, n. = l.
affair.
2. zatan, -tae,/, = /. care: 'it is
an object of c. to me = aun
taSi zM&n kanetan'.
Concern, v. lag = /. be attached;
'maka lagta = it concerns
me'; 'it does not c. me = ma-
ka laganafi, or mojen kam
n&iii.'
Concerned, be c. in = lagta;
'I too am c. in it = ani mSka
lagta or makai lagta' ; Or.
YisySnt kam asa, e.g farmers
are c. in the soil.
Concerned with, Cm. (maka) kam
aaa = /. (to me) business
is.
Concerning, prep, visyaut = I.
about.
Concert, "11. alocen kS,r = /. make
deliberation; vop=/. agree,
consent.
Concert, s. k^rar, -rS, m.\ 'by
c.=k&rara p&rmane' ; Taz3,p,
-zpa, ».; or bet. TSzpamel, |
-la, m. used also ybr mnsic&l
concert.
Concession, s. kiibuli (or kobuli),
-le,/.
Conch, s. sdnko, -kea, m.
Conciliate, v. l.vodnio di = giTe
attractions, G. N. pl.^ n. c.
2. s&madhan kSr9,i = I. cause
peace to be made, or fuslai;
m6n voi kar = /. make heart
yes; gain the heart of.
Conciliation,^. sS,madhan, -na, n.
Concise, a. motvo or thodeafi
utrant80=/. short, or of few
words; 8ilnk|epatso.
Conclave, s. s&bha, -bhe,/ (kar-
dialanJSi).
Conclude, v. I . aker kS>r = /. make
a conclusion; tatparya kftr
{ICn^\ kabar kftr, or purten
kabSr k&rW. finish entirely;
tirsi.
2.ni6Seisi = ZFi^. statue, draw
a conclusion.
Coaolusion, s. 1. aker, -te,/. = I.
end, e.g. of a sermon.
2. tirp, -pa, n.\ bet. nisceisilli
Tasti;,-tu,y.= resolution, ff.^.
of a meeting.
3. tatp&rya, -ye,/: = deduction.
Concord, s. l.voppigi, -ge, /.;
B$:madan, .-na, n.; b^nau,
-nava, m.\ soukasai, -ye./l
2.s5,mapodap, -dpa, n.^l- fall
together (gram, c); yeka-
mek, -ka, n.
Conooorse, s. l.sabar lok, -ka,
m. or lokatsozomo, -mea, vt.
Con
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Con
l.for all other meanings^ use
the verb melta or yeta, etc,
Ooncnbioe, s. 6edi, -ye,/. ; dovorn
ghetulli, -le,/
Cononpiscence, s. kudiCi vodni,
-ne, f. = I. incllDation of
body, or bet. kudiCi khusi,
-^e,/- {strictly); vait khuii,
-se,/.; most, -ti,/.; kam, -ma,
n. {low a>.)
Concur, i>. l.iii&l = /. be found,
(meet in tbe same point).
2. pau = ^. come, arrive, e.^.
God concurs with man,
3. v6p = I. agree.
4. kumok kar = /. help, e./-. in
a bad action; vanto melta =
a portion is received.
Concurrence, s. l.m§!, -15, m.;
B&ma, podneii, -nea, n.
2.k5buli, -le, /. = /. consent,
bet. rs.
ConeoBsion, s. adiap, -pa, «.; see
Shook.
Condemn, v. 1 . fitvo di = /. give
sentence {Dat.), also stig-
matise; fitvo za (^«w,); mor-
nailen forman di = give order
■of death, znd Loc; gunyau-
kar kir = /. make guilty;
gunyaakar za {^ass^\ used
also in rl. mn. as in Lai.
'■qui non credtderit condem~
nabitur'; 'condemned to hell
= yemkondantlo daiji'.
2. neg. ^p^sfi-nd kSr or kobul
kar.
Condemnation, s. fitvo, -vea, m.
(civil); sikia, -«e, /. = I.
punishment.
Condensation, s. k&ntsouneii,
-nea, w.; lagap, -gpa, «.;
giini^poD, -na, ».; dambap,
-pa, n.
Condense, "V. kanteai {esp. tnfg.
mn.); gSnij kir; damb = /.
press; aul"; lag^i or lagin
meiai; dat k^r, /.
Condescend, v. I. putua = {Lot.
dignare) deign,
2. vop = /. agree, consent.
3. G, khuse p&rmane tsfi.! = /,
walk according to the will
of...
Condescension, s. pntnap, -pa, ».;
d^ya, -ye, /■ = /. clemency;
bet. rs. V.
Condign, a. l.favo (indecl.) or
favozallo.
2,devo=/. due; vazbi=/. con-
venient.
Condiment, s. l.fonni^, -na, or
f6dEiu,-na, «. (for seasoning);
Ciitni, -ne,/. {Engl, chutney).
2.nisten,-tea,«.=wbatiBtakea
with me&i etc.; pakvan, -na,
n. (It. companatico.)
Condition, J. l.sthiti, -ti,/. = /.
state.
2. s&ngat, -gti, /. = /. circam-
stance.
3.gert {par. Ifirt), -ta, «., e.ff.
of a contract.
4. k^rar, -ra, m.=l. agreement.
Conditional, a. sertatao; o/ten
bet. rs.
„, „A.ooglc
Con
Con
ConditionallTf ad. lertan or sert
zaun; o/ien rs.
Condole,z'.bhazflis/.comfort,(;A.
cs.{Acc.)\ duk-taai/. isGorry
ch. cs. (pasun); (S.aa) duk
pfintiin (paarot); (maka)
birmot dista (tnje pasua) =
/. (to me) pity appears (for
thee); kakult k&r, G. J^. = l.
make compassion.
Condnce, v. pod = /. fall, e.g: to
the advantage of; ihis verb
is the one most frequently
used to express advantage
or disadvantage; it may be
translated by sarko, e. g. it
conduces to move the heart
= moralai earko (zaun asa) ;
in subordinate sentences, it
may be expressed by the Im-
perfect subj.; see Gram.
Conduct, s. I.n&dten, -tea, n.
(behaviour).
^.by ts&l&i, e.g. under your
conduct=tumin ts^I^itanao;
ts&louneii, -nea, «., n.c.\ by
kbaL=ander, e.g. noder your
c. = tumSe kh.
Conduct,?'. l.tsaUi,^.= cause
to walk, as a mother her
child, andfg. as a king con-
ducts his kingdom,
2. vor=-/. bring, aa a general
conducts soldiers.
3.t9M = /. walk,^. (behave).
Cone, s. there is no word in
Konk. to express the geo-
metrical figure, if not 6ip,
-pa, n. MS wedge, or bunu
Mr. Cn. Sans. S&nku, -ka, m.
Confection, s. approx. mitai, -ye,
/.; d6s, -n,f. ; halvo, -vea, n.
Confederacy, s. eollo, -lea, m.
iStagilt, -ti,/. = /. friendship.
Confederate, s, soUeagar, -ra,
iSt, -ta, m. = l. friend.
Confer, v. 1. di = /. give; kSr =
;. do.
2.S,lofien k&r = make delibera-
tion; s&bha k&r.
Z.Cm. alSi; G. bud vitsar =
I, ask advice of.
Conference, s. 1. ulonen, -nea, «.
= /. colloquy; kut, -ta, n,=
I. secret (improper, illegal)
meeting.
2. budbal, -li, /. ^ I. familiar
exhortation.
3. mel(6), -la, m. = I. meeting,
reunion.
Confess, ». l.vftp = /. acknow-
ledge, grant, consent; kobuli
di = /. give consent; Tolka =
acknowledge; niz zaun sang
=say sincerely.
2.kumsar kiir = hear confes-
sion, rl.; kumsarsk bos= /.
sit for confession.
S.kumaar z&=c. oneself. {Cm.')
Confession, s. 1. voppigi, -ge,/.=
/. consent; rs. into v.
2. kumsRr, -ra, «. (W.)
Confessional, s. kums&r, -ri, f.
(.<■'■)
Confessor, s. l.vlg. p^dri, -ri, m.
tjrkonfesor, -rS, m. {hearing
Con
Con
confession); kumsar kflrtolo;
■who is your c.? = kona lagin
kamsar zat&i?'
S.bavadt utaartolo = profess-
ing (Christian) faith ; or kon-
fesor, -ra, m.,/r.
Confide,^. 1. patiye, zndLoc, or
patijeni do?or = rel7 on.
2. T0psundi=giTe over; saadin
di = /. alienate, ^/-.y^., e.g.
a soa; taben di = /. give in
Confidence, s. patiyeni,-ni,y..* 'in
c, = gatan'.
Confidential, iz. Lpatiyeoitso.
2. gutatso, or rs. gut, -ta, m.
Config:nration, s. rup, -pa, «.;
akar, -ra, m.
Confine, s. sS.rh^ddij, -de, /. =
boundary; g&d, -di, /. =
boundary ; mit, -ti,/-, or bet.
mkv, -re,_/'. = boundary.
Confine, v. damp= /. shut; band
= 1. tie; b&ndint ghiil = put
into prison.
Be confined to bed = a) antul-
nar asa; i) porsut za, ba-
lant za= bring forth.
Confined, a. a3ir = /. narrow.
Confinement, s. b&nd, -di,y. = /.
fetters or bonds; balntyor,
-ra, m. = Lat. partus; rs.
into V.
Confirm, v. 1. thir kSr, pr.,fg.,
e.g. the Sacraments c. us;
or also confirm a contract.
2.p&sS,nd kSr or kohul kiir;
76p = approve, consent.
3. krizm di, /r. = t. give con-
firmation.
Confirmation, f. 1. thirasan,-ne^
2. krizm, -mS, 7n.,/r. (rl.)
Conflseate, ^. z&pti kflr (var.
jepti k.).
Confiscation, s. z&ptl, -te,/.
Confiagration, s. vod uzo, -jeil, m,;
la sap, -spa, n.
Conflict, s. l.lfLdai, -ye,/.; zuz,
-za, «. = /. war.
2./g. nai, -ya, «.=/.discord;
z^gadnen, or zflgden, -dea, ».
Conflict, V. l.ladai k&r.
2.zaga4=/. quarrel.
Conflietingr, a. virodh asutloici/.
contrary, e. g. c. words ;
laganatuUo = /. non-coher-
ing; B^mapodanatullo.
Confinent, s. l.sangata vautolo.
2.n^intso phanto, -tea, m. =
branch of a river.
Conform, v. rap di; je« Adapt,
Accommodate, Comply.
Conformation,^ . rap, -pa,n.; rs. v.
Conformity, s. 1. samapodnen,
-nea, «. = I. falling right,y^.;
sarken, -kea, n. = I. simili-
tude.
2. layekpoii, -na, n. = I. suitr
ableness.
3. yekot,-ta, m.=l. conjunction,
e.g. c. with the will of God,
{s£e Uniformity).
4. teuts rup, -pa, n. = l. the
same form.
h.rs. into parm^ne tsal=s be-
have according to the....
h, ■.. A'OogIc
Con
Con
(or anotker verb instead of
ts&l may be used, as ihe mn:
requires).
Confonnd, v. 1 . guspadai=/. cause
confasion, c. v. cygnspod (or
gaapad); g&libili k&r (gabri
k.) = /. make perplexed;
pass, gngpod; samp&dai (or
sampdai) = entangle, c. v. of
sampad; lirkai, c. ^. ly^sirka.
2.borsi or melai = /. mix, join.
3.1Skz&i = /. put to shame; c.v.
o/l&z, n.v.
Confraternity, s. bhaTapon (or
bhaupon),-na,«.,«.a,; vlg.
konfrij, -li,/., fr.; irmann-
dad, -di,/.,/r,; 'enter a c.=
irmaun za', n.v.^fr.
Confrire, s. irmauD, -ava, m.,fr.\
bbau,<?rBaDgatbliau,-aTa,»i.
Confront, v. I. mukar rau = /.
remain in face, «. v.
2. mokabilo k&r = /. make com-
parison (of a copy with its
original); vlg. yen ani ten
pole.
Confuse, see Confound.
ConfiiElon, s, gus&p, -spa, n. or
guap^,-de,/,,y^.,^r,; gon-
d61, -la, m.
Confutation, s. sohap, -pS-, «.;
pUdaa, -dava, 01.=:/. defeat,
Confate, '•!. solu&i,i^. %•. of solua;
p4dau k&r, e.g. arguments.
Congeal, t>. karekir (gar kar?),
tr.v.; fg. bhou tb&nd kilr,
tr. ».,- ghit k4r, ir. v.
Congee, (Anglo-Ind. word), s,
p6z, -je, f. (boiled rice and
water).
Congenital, a. s&imbatso ; zfiL
matso.
Congestion, s. r>aa&nkiit, -ta,
n. (var. -sankal, agreeing
with Mr^
Conglomerate, v. zomo (or ras)
ka,r.
Congratulate, v. pftrab or porab
di, £>rp. kar; (aun) santOB
paataD(tujepasuQ,aðain)
= /. (I) feel joy (for you,
about this); z'iff . borefi fest
di or b. f. mag.
Congratulation, s. = parab, -rbe,
/■
Congregate, "b. meiai, c.v.; zo-
mai or zomo kir; ras k3.r =
/. make heap.
Congre^tion, s. mel(d), -la, m.\
zomo, -mea, m.; 16k, -ka, m.
= 1. people.
CoDgreas, s. sabha, -bhe,7^; mel,
(6) -la, m.\ vlg. zunt, -ta, nt.
Congruence, s. layekpon, -na, «. ;
samapodap, -dpa, n.
Congruent, It. layek; samapodtso.
Congruity, s. 1 . vazbipon, -na, n,
2. see Congruence.
Conjecture, s. I.parkonen, -nea,
n.=zl. guess; parak, -ka. n.
2. aio&en, -ui, y. = /. opinion;
gundhalt,-ta,M. (rough esti-
mate, e. g. of the number
of pages in a book at a
glance).
Con
Con
Coi^eature, v, parki = /. guess ;
alodenkfir; distas/. appear,
ck. cs.
Conjanction, s. l.mel(6), -la, ot.
(esp. state of c).
a.yekot, -ta, m. {esp. act of
conjoining).
3. zomo, -mea, m.=l. collection.
Coajunctnre, i. sangat, -gti,/.=/.
circumstance; samayo, -yea,
m. = l. occasion; vel(6), -la,
m. = l. time, opportunity.
Conjuration, s. 1. mfintri}, -tra,
n. (illicit).
2. laleuncefi mag-nen, -nea, «.
= 1. longing reijueBt; nma-
leafieii mag-nen = /. longing
request.
Conjure, v. l.mintri; k&r (in a
forbidden way).
2. an mag = aak under oath.
3.l5.1eun mag = I. aak long-
ing.
Connect, v. 1. band = tie; meiai;
lagai ; jodsi or gSdsi or 86n-
dai, e.g. two planks.
2. kantsai (connect by dove-
tailing, elc, n. c. inpr. mn.).
Connection, s. 1 . yekot, -tA,m. = I.
union; bandap, -dpa, «. = /.
binding.
2.^. 8§.irik, -ke,/.=/. affinity
(aisir.); s^iro, -rea, m. (con-
crete).
i./g- samand, -da, m. = /. re-
lation.
A:./g. aalgi, -ge,/.=l. intimacy;
istagat', -ti,/.=/. friendship.
5. kam, -ma, «., e.g. I bave no
c. with him=maka ta5ekade
kam n^n; see Intercourse.
Connive, v. samil zas/. become
accomplice; poleun polei-
natijllea bari kar (or another
equivalent verb in place of
kar); dole damp = /. shut
Connivance, s. samilpon, -na, n.
Conquer, v. 1. jik = /. gain.y^.
zait vor, 2nd Loc.
2. (zulmen) kai^e, e.g. a town
/. take (violently); solvai,
pSdau k&r = defeat,
3./g. ad ye = /. come against.
e, g. passions; inkar k^r
(Acc.) = l. resist, e.g.
sioDs;m5d (6)=/. break, g.^,
passions; palvoi=/. quench,
e.g. passions. [vortolo.
Conqueror, s. jikpi, -pia, m.; ziiit
Conquest, v. jikap, -kpE, n.; zait,
-ta, «. = I. victory.
Consangininity, s. (bapa isili) sai-
rik, -ke, f. = l. relation on
the side of the father.
Conscience, s. antaskarn, -na, n.\
some use konaert, -ta, «. ;
harden, -dea,».; 'ca8eofc.=
bab,-be,/.'; 'remorse of c. =
antaskarnatso kido, -dea, m.'
or 'tsurtsuro, -rea, m.''
CouBoientious, a. nitivont or perk.
antaskarnatso; antaskarna
pannanetsaitolo; sarko = /.
exact; nazuk antaskarnatso;
vlg. konserti.
i.,,....iA'OOglC
Con
85
Con
CooBOientJODsnesfi, s. nit, -ti,y;;
nazak fint&sk&rn, -na, ».;
abru, -ra, m. = l, character;
see Consoience.
OouBcions, ti- motir asullo = /.
beiDg oa mind (in possession
of one's eenaes) = volkontso,
£.£■. of a fault.
Be c. of = vojka, /. recognize ;
kaita, S6. Dat.
Consciousness, s. mot, -ti, f.-=l,
mind ; rs. into v. or adj.
<!on8ecrate, V- l.p&Titr^ k&r = ^.
make sacred.
2. bhetai = /. dedicate (Devak);
jf^Oflbr; somorpi;konsekrar
]i&t,fr,\ benjar \^z,fr., e.g.
water, a cemetery; bezment
kS,r,/r., e.g. bouses.
Consecrated, a. pivitrij; vlg. ben-
jar kello {var. benjer k.).
Consecration, s. l.bhetounen,
-nea, «.; somorpounen, -nea,
«.; or sam&rpon, -ria, n.
2. bezment, -ta, n.\ konsekra-
saun, -sava, «., fr.\ (at
mass) piivitrijpon, -na, «.
or pS.vitri} kfl,rni, -ne, /". or
bet. p^vitry k^rfien ; rs. v.
Oonseontive, a- !■ magirtso = /.
wbicb is after.
2. patlo=/.whichisbehind; pat-
lean yeuntBO= coming after.
Consent, s. kobul, -li,/., or kob-
lat, -ii,/.; Toppigi, -ge,/.
-Consent, v. l.kobul kS.r; vop=l.
consent, e.g. to a proposal,
to temptation, e/c.
2.khu§i vor=/. desire, e.g. c.
to temptation ; (maka) mets-
vata (ten) = I. (to me) is ap-
proved (that); metsoni k&r.
Consequence, s. I.f61, -la, m. = l.
effect, what follows.
2. sevot, -ta, fn, = l. issue; rs.
into zatS = is done, or hap-
pens.
In c. of = pasuu or pSsYOt or
deknn; see Gram.
Consequent, see Conseqnenoe.
Consequently, ad. titr ; debun ; tea
pasun.
Conservation, s. sambalai, -ye,
/. or sambalap, -Ipa, n.\ rak-
nen, -nea, «.; bet. rs. v.
Conservative, a. sambaltolo (ad-
leo soTOyo),
Conserre, see Preserve.
Conserves, '{. mitai, -ye,y,; halvo,
(or alvo), -Tea, m.
Consider, v. 1 . niyal ; alo6on kir ;
(boren k&rn) 5int; dhy&n k&r;
prestau kSr, e. g. what sin is.
2. zM&n k&T=l. take care, e.g.
c. your own well-being.
3.14k, e.g. I c. him a friend.
Considerable, a. bliou = much, or
5ikke (or tikke) vod.
Considerate, a. ts9,trayetso ; bu-
divont; zagrut.
Consideration,^. 1. niyal, -la, m.,-
dbjan,-na, «.; prestau, -tava,
m., e.g. about God.
2, z&tiln, -tne, /. = /. care
ts&trai, -ye, f. = attention,
care.
.L.tiogic _
Con
Con
3.alo&eD, -ni, /. = /. opinion,
deliberation, reason, regard;
vitaar, -ra, m.
4, m&ryad, -di,^ = I. honest;,
honour.
5. z^bab, -bi,y^ = /. motive.
Take into c. = alo^uik k≠
riy^t k&r.
Considering, prep. iSintun = /. by
thinking; rs. into p&rmiirie,
ck. cs.
Consign, v, vopsun di; taben di.
Consignaient, s. vopsap, -pa, «.
or bet. vopsoueii, -neS,, «.
Consist, 1'. 1. melon as£; kello
3,sa.
2. zata = agrees, is in accor-
dance.
OonBiBtence, Consistency) f. I.dSr
tai, -ye, /, = I. thickness;
ghitai, -ye,/
^■/S- nidanai, -ye, /. = I. ec^ua-
bility; or also thirgun, -na,
tn, = /. constancy.
Consistent, a. 1. thir = /. firm.
2. yekamekalagt 30=/. attached
reciprocally, or sama podtso,
e.g.c.6GrmQii\orhet,rs.v)iih
vante lagtat = the parts are
attached.
Consistory, s. s&bha, -bhe,/".
Consolation, s. l.bhuzon, -ne,/.
{esp. of persons in sorrow).
2.sS.nt6s, -sa, »;. =ijoy; ulas,
-sa, m. = joy, elc.
Console) ^. l.bhuziii, c. v.
2. one of the above Nouns with
di.
Consolidate, v. gh&t k&r.
Consonance, s. l.voppigi, -ge,yi
= /. consent.
2. sSmapodap, -dpa, «.
Consonant, s. siingata utsarcen
(akler, -ra, «.), or the Mr.
Cn., Sans, vyanjan (renjan),
-na, n.
Consort, s. 1. sS,ngiiti, -tia, m.
sangatin, -ni,/.
2,gharkar, -ra, m.; ghirkarn,
-ni,/; poti, -ti, m.; potin, -ni,
/., etc.: see Husband.
Conspionons, a. 1. distso = /. ap-
pearing; di|tik podtso = /,
risible; draititso, n. c.
2. navaddik or nfivadlolo (var.
navadgo).
Conspicuously, at^. bhair^ng; see
Conspioaous.
Conspiracy, s. kut, -ta, n.
Conspirator, s. kutagar, -ra, vt.
Conspire, i'. I. kut k^r = /. make
a plot.
2. vop = I. agree, ch. cs.
3. petsad = /. try, ch. cs.\ see Vie.
Constable, (policeman), i., vl^.
pbolisman, -na, m.; see Po-
liceman.
Oonstanoy, s. thirasan, -ni,/ or
thirgun, -ria, m. ; gb&tai,
-ye,/
Constant, n. thir; /-,r. kh&Ianasta-
nafi, = /. withoat interrup-
tion; s^dantso = /. of always,
or bet. rs. into sftdants.
Constellation, s. neketraaSi ras,
-ai./
Con
Con
Consternation, s. bhen, bhiya,
n. = l. fear; akant, -ta, m.
= I. distress ; gusftp, -spS, m.
= 1. confusioD.
Constipated (Be), vlg. utkade
b&nd za; kunt&a.
Constipation, s. kuntflnap, -pa,
«., «. e. ; e&it, -ta, «.
Conatitnte, v. l.nisiSeisi {var.
ni&5eisi) = /. establiBh.
2. k&r = /. do (compose), or bet.
rs. melon asa, ch. cs.; s&imb
zsa,—l. nature is, ch. cs.
3.nein3i = /. appoint.
Gonstitntion, s. l.kaleti (t/ar.
kalet, -ti), -ti, /. (bodily c,
good bodily c); kuditsogun,
-na, m. = l. quality of body.
2. (raja-)kaide, = /, laws (of
tbe state); (raja-)rup, -pa,
n. = I. form (of government) ;
see Foundation,
Constitntional, a. kaidea pilrma-
ne asullo, or prh. kaidea-
tso.
Constrain, v. b6! k&r = /. make
violence; lai = /. apply, e.g.
c. to do.
Constrained, a. t6ndat8o = /. of
the mouth, e.g. c. laugh;
adetso, e.g. walk, etc.
Constraint, see Compnlsioa.
Constiuot, I*. band=/. build; k&r
-/. d(J.
ConBtructJon, s. l.bandap, -dpa,
n. = l, building.
2. the act of constructing, rs.
into V.
3. rOp, -pa, «. = /. form; akfir,
-ra, m.=l. figure.
4.(utran&i) mandavol, -li,^.^
/. arrangement (of words).
S.&rthf, -tha, m. = l. meaning.
6. gildavol, -li, /. (used with
hadanSi).
Construe, v. 1. (utrau) mftDdl = /.
arrange (words).
2. artbf sang=/. say meaning.
Consul, s. 1 . approx. adhikari,
-ri, M,, or adhipati, -ti, m.\
konaul, -la, m.^fr.
2.in modern mn. sarkarfitso
T&kil, or -daial, -la, m.
Consnlt, V. I, bud kane; mislat
kar (illegally); alo£en kftr
= 1. make opinion (delibera^
tion).
2. zatan kanes/. take c&re,G,f.
Consultation, s. alo5enime}(e),
-la, m., e.g. of ministers;
misiat, -ti, /. (illegal); alo-
fien, -Di,y. = /. deliberation ;
bud, -di,/. = /, advice.
Consnlter, s. bud sangtolo.
Consume, v. 1. nas kar, Acc.=l.
make rnin; vibad kar.
2. las = I. burn, /r., «. z'.
3. pind = /. tear (a dress); see
Wear.
4. mugdi = I. put an end ; c. v.
of mugda, w. v.
5.khar.5i=/, expend; vet, e.g.
money.
6. hdstij kanghe, rl, mn.
Consummate, v. l.tirsi, c. v. of
tirsa (finish),
i.,....iA'POgk-
Con
Con
2. Bainpurn kit; bhorn k&r.
Consniniaate] a- s&mpurn = /.
perfect.
Consummation, s. 1. tireap, -pa,
n.
2. aevot, -ta, ■m. = L issue.
Consumptioii, s. kevad, -di, /,
(disease).
Consumptire, -i. koTadi, -dia, m.
OonsnmptiTe, <i. kevaditso.
Contact, J- apdap, -pa, or
S,podne5, -riea, «., bet. rs. v.
apod; or still bel. lai or lag.
Contaffion, s. tobo, -sea, in.
Contagrious, a. Toseatao; rs. into
Xk^ml. be attached.
Contain, v. \.A.kv, e.g. this box
contains gold; at§,pi, c.v. of
atap, «. v., pr. fg., e.g. the
ten commandments are con-
tained in two precepts.
2./g. m6d=;.break,^.(check);
bag5i=/. bend, y^., c.v. of
baga or bago; . fients = I.
crush, y^.
Contaminate, v. khilt^i = violate;
b3St^i = yioIate; mhelo k&r,
orm^ii\^i,pr./g.; alsik kiii"
2ikol k&r.
Contamination, 5. khMounefi,
-uea, «., or kh&tounfien, or
khat,-ta,«; &!Sik visty, -tu,
/. = /. ugly thing,y^.; iilsik-
pon, -ua, «,, 5ikol, -kla, m.,
fg., see Impurity.
Contemplate, v. niyal, or niyal
kar; dbyan ka,r (more ex.
than niyal) ; t6p kir, h. w. ;
topak bos = /. ait for con-
templation.
Contemplation, s. t6p, -pa, «.;
dhy^n, -na, «. ; vorto niyal,
•{a, m.
Contemplatire, s. t6p kfirtolo; in
its widest sense niyali, -lia.
Contemporarily, ad. teats velar;
soven.
Contemporary, a. teats velatso,
or i. kalatso ; yekS.ts velatso,
or yek&ts kalateo; bet. rs.
into adv.
Contempt, s. beparvo, -vea, «».
wbeparvai, -ye,/. ; fis&ddi;,
-da,, n.
Contemptible, a. beparvo favo-
zallo or beparveatso ; h&lko,.
or 8.nT0 — /. low ; uno = l.-
inferior,^.; thodea lekatso ;;
rs. mol band.
Contend, v. 1. zilgad = ^- quarrel;
arenji; llulai kar = /. £ght-
2.inkar kar = /. resist (Acc.)^
3. petsad = /. try, vie; praj4-
tan k&r = make effort.
4. kh&nclit sang = I. say posi-
tively.
Content, s. dadosan, -ne (-ni),yi.
or dadoskai, -ye,/ ; sintoa^
-sa, m. ; khusalai, -ye, / ;
ulas, -sa, m.
Content, a. dados; s&ntosatBO.
etc.
Contention, s. 1 . zigdefi, -dea, n:~
Iftdai, -ye,/. = /. %bt; nai«
-ya, m. = l. discord.
h, ..LA-ooglc
Con
Con
■2. prS,;&t&ii, -tna, n. == I. effort ;
petsadneQ, -nea, ». = /. ef-
fort, emulation.
Contentions, a. z&gdontso, (bet.
z&g^teo), or ladai k&rtso,
or nayeli.
Contentment, see Content.
flontoate, s. nftg, -ga, w.=/. ar-
ticle; d&rleleo T&stu = /.
tilings contained.
Oonterminoos, a. lagsilo or lag-
tao, or rs. lagin; rs. mit
{or mitmer) asa or lag.
Contest, V. I. see Oostend.
2. sambal = /. defend, e. £■. c.
rights.
Contest, s. see Contention.
Context, J. l.atranii mand&Tol,
-li, /.; utrantso s&m&nd,
-da, m.\ m&tl&b, -ba, m, {or
-be,/.), e.g. of a passage.
iZ.&rth, -tha, m. =1. meaning.
Contignity, s. lagap, -gpa, «.;
6ei. rs. into v. or adj.
Conti^ons, a. lagin asullo or
lagBilo; lagtso; bet. rs. into
adv. or into lag.
Continence, s. 1. sambaloneS,
• -laeS, n. or sambal^p, -Ipa, «.;
nidanai, -ye,/!; Budilai, -ye,
f. = self-control.
^■fg- niskillai, or msk&llcai,
-ye,/ = I. chastity.
Continent, a. l.segnni; nidani;
apnak sambaltolo; sud^.
2. nisk&l.
Continent, s. (soki) buin, -in,/.
cr (suko) gaan, -ara, m.
Contingency, s. g^ap, -dpii, n.
by Pot. Mood.
Contingent,'!, ak^sm&t&tso; auSit;
gratsaratso; rs. Pot. Mood.
Continual, a. kbalinatullo {yar.
kh&lanatnllo) ; sH-dantso, bet.
rs. into sidants, or rava-
nastanan etc.
Continually, ad. khS.]ana3t&o;
ravanastanSo ; B&dants.
Contin nation, s. mukarts&lonnen,
-^ea, «.; mukartsilap, -Ipfi,
«. ; bet. rs.
Continue, v. 1. mukar tB&Ui,
c. 11. ^ mukar tsSl, n.v.
2. mukar veta, n. v.
3. (thir) rau.
4. anivaidodi=give more time.
Continuity, s. 1. n£nkh&li, -li,/
2. nSilravap, -raupa, n.
Z.rs. into v.
Continuous, a. kfa&Ianatnllo.
Contortion, etc., see Wreath.
Oontrafaand,^ . tsoriyebadap, -dpa,
n., n.c.\ 'make c. = tsoriye
Tor; sunk tsukii'.
Conitraband, a. (kaidean) m&nna
kello, or bet. tsoriyetso.
Contract, s. kilrar, -ra, m. ; gut-
tigen, -gea, «. ; gutto, -tea,
m.
C. of marriage = kS.rar, or rs.
into siiirik, or mudi ghalSi.
Contract, v. l.k&rar {or gutta)
kar.
2. uno {or Alir) kir = /. dimi-
nish, make narrow; &sir&i,
c.v. ^Mir, n.v., n.u.
i._ - A'OOgIC
Gin
Con
3. zata=is produced, or lagta=
is attached, Sh, Dat.^ e.g. a
disease.
4. k&rs do, e.g, c. & friendship.
5. mirio ghal = /. make folds,
pass. m. pod; vankdo kir,
e.g. the face.
6.zodn ghe, e.g. c. an obliga-
tion.
Oontraoted, a. 1 . &sir ; motvo ;
dakto.
I.fg. somzanatullo.
Contraction, s. Siinkiep, -pa, n.
= 1. abridgment; motvepo?,
-na, «.
Gonttaotor, s. gutteag&r, -t&, m.
Oontradiot, t>. 1- Dai. ad ul&i;
inkar kir (Ace).
2. neg. ^lag, e.g. you c. your-
self; Dat. virodh asa; neg.
^sfi.ma pod.
Coatiadiction, 5. I. inkar, -ri,/.
(var.-TS,,n.)-=l. resistatice;
adnlonen, -nea, n.
2. virodhai, -ye, /. = inconsis-
tency ;nakazallo, -lea, 91.=/.
absurdity, nonsense; rs. into
neg. form of\h%.
Contradictory, a. virodh (asullo);
laganatullo ; samapodana^
tuUo.
Contrariety, s. virodhai, -ye, /.
Contrary, a. l.porto; virodh a-
sullo or virodh vetso.
2.fg. ^ugunatso^/. unfavour-
able; s&mapodanatullo.
Contrary to, see Ag^ainst
On the c. = porten.
Contrast, {. t&iSvot, -ti,y!, e.g.
of white and black, good
and evil; bhed(e), -da, m. =
I. difference.
Contrast, :'. Dai. ad asa; sea
Differ.
Contravene, v. m5d(6)=/.' break,
/g., e.g. c. a lavr; Ziai. a^
veta.
ContrarentioD, s. modap, -dp^, n.
(kaidea m.); iidyeuiiefi, -neS,
»., n. c, e. g. c. of an order.
Contribute, ^. pau; kumok k&r;
ts&d&i = /. increase, ch. cs.
Contribution, s. 1. paunSec, or
pavap, paupa, «,; kumok,
-mke,^
2. vanto, -tea, m. = I. portion;
o/tm «: V.
Contrite, a. dukest or dukitso.
Contrition, v. Devmoga5i duk,
-ki,/., r/.; speaking broadly
(patkan&i) duk.
Make an act of c. = dukitso
akt k^r.
Coatrivanoe,!. upai,-ya,w.; hifc-
mJlt, -ti, /.; 6&mitkar, -ra,
m.\ nad, -di,/. see Plan.
Contrive, "V. l.sodun mel = /. by •
seeking be found, ch, cs.\
sodun kad = /. by seeking
take; fiint = /. think; nad
kar or n. tsai&i = play a trick.
2.kar, e.g. c. schemes =: bik-
mat k&r.
Control, V. tsSiai = /. govern;
sambal = /. defend, guard;
Ti^L=:l. guard; melbando-
i.., ■..;A.ooglc
Con 91
b&st pole; k&bardari ka&e
(take care of).
Control, s. melbfiEdobast, -ti,/.
k&bardari, -re,/.
Lose (one's) self-c. = atsambo^
za.
Co^troTersf, s. l.t&rk, -ka, ».
= I. discussion ; (Srtso, -&ea,
m.
2. D&nib&r,-bra, «.=legal case,
A-; Ty%y. -ir^r, m.-, nai,
-ya, m. = l. discord.
ConiroTert, v. tark kftr.
Controvertible, a. t&rkatso.
Contnmaciosa, a. saligt', dbarun.
Costamacy, s. s&\, -la, ». ; dba-
runai, -je,/.
Contumelious, a. &kmanatso or
^pamanadjk; gali soantso.
Costnmely, s. &kmaii, -na,
i77'&painaD,-na, m.; gal,Ji,^.
ContnBe, see Braise.
ContnBion, s. dadaunen, -nea,
lolo. -lea, m.
Convaleseflnca, s. gon, -na,
rs. boro zata.
Convalescent, a. gu^iatso; 6e/. rs.
(taka) guni zat&; or boro
zata.
Gonrene, v. mejili; apoi; 'c. a
meetiog 3= melak &poi; zun-
tak apoi,'//-.
Convenience, s. l.vazbipon, -na.
Con
2.6&Qdrap,-pa,0i
nity.
3. layekpon, -na.
=/. opportu-
4. soukasajeteo zago, -gea, m.
Boukasai, -ye,/!
Convenient, a. l.vazbi; iUvo.
2. layek ; apkarak podtso.
3. soukasayetso.
4. rs. zai, Laf. decet.
5. by Ihe Necess. Mood of the
principal verb.
Convent, s. konvent, -ta, n.,/r.;
mot, -ta, fn., used only /or
pagan c. adjoining temples.
Conveotiole, s. kut, -ta, n.
Convention, s. I.mel (6), -la,
m. = I. assembly.
2,kJlrar,-ra,m.=/. agreement.
3. ri?az, -ji,/ = /. fashion.
Conventional, a. ka.raratso.
Converge, », bfiga = /. bend;
mel^/. meet.
Oonvergienoy, s. konso, -sea, m.-
bagoijefi,-nea,«.; ban, bave,
/. = /. bonding.
Convergent, a. bagontso; yeke
Buatent vetso; meltso.
Conversation, J. l.ulorieii, -nea,
«.; g&zali, -\i,/.
S.nadten, -tea, n. = l. behavi-
our; tsal, -li,/^
Converse, ^. yekameka ulai =
speak oue to another; g&-
zali mar = /. beat a chat.
Conversely, ad. porten.
Conversion, s. portouneu, -nea,
«.; hadlap, -pa, ».; novi
jini, -ye,/.
Convert, v. l.bfiditl = /. change
(ir.); b&dal («.); oij. with
thain, fir. fg.
^ ., ...A-ooglc
Con
Coo
2. porti = /. turn, c. v. ^porta,
«. i3.yfr.fg., e.g. be conyert-
ed to God ; boro kar, pass.
b. za.
GoiiTert, s. doto kristaun, -tavii,
tn. = new Christian; Devftk
portillo (m&nis) = (a man)
converted to God.
Convex, a. vlg. ubar; rs. irdo
gulo or iirdea gulea rnpatso,
Oonvexltf, s. nbar&i, -ye,/., or
bel. ubar ang, -ga, «.; rs. into
adj. or &rdeagulea&en riip,
-pa, n.; Jirdogulo, -lea, m.
Convey, v. l.vor; vSm; aagsi.
2. (p3.ra) suadin k&r; 'c. an idea
= rs. &rth asa,' ch. cs.
Conveyanoe, s. biindi, -de, /.;
gadi, -ye,/- ; 84r&f (or efirat) ,
-ta, n.
Coavict, v. ganyaakar k&r.
Conviotion, s. Lgunyaukarpon,
-^a, n, = I. state of being
guilty.
2.alo&en, 'ni,/. = l. opinion.
B.rs, inio v.
Convince, v. somzoun di or som-
z&i; 8omzasok&r; dak&i; see
also Convict
Convincing, a. aomzonntso or
Bomzasarko.
Convocation, s. I.mel (^), -la,
m. =meeting; zunt, -ta, «.,
fr. = meeting.
2. apounen,-nea, n.; melounen,
-nea, n., or melouniSen.
Convoke, v. apoi = /. summon;
meiai ; zomo k&r.
Convoy, s. ^&Te,pl. m.; seeCuAvwL
Convulse, v. vodi kar, n. c.
Convnlsion, s. vod, -di,/; kamp,
-pi,/.; morlugi pida (epi-
lepsy).
Cook, If. rand; sizSi (by boiling).
Cook, s. randpi, -pia, m. ; vlg. ku-
sinier {ar kuzner),-ra, m.,fr.
Cool, a. l.thaud, or bet. tband-
80, ^r.^.; 5elo.
2.^. nidan=/. ciuiet.
Z.fg. beparvi or fadpoli = /.
careless.
Cool, s. iel, -Ji,/; tbindai, -ye,/
Cool, V. 1 . thind kir, pr.fg., e.g.
appease; nivii, c. i^. ^ niv,
tr.fg.,e.g. appease.
2.Taren ghe = /. get a breeze.
^.fg. also nidan kir, tr. v.
^./g. sadil za = /. get lax; rSg
niuta=/. anger ceases.
Cooly, s. kulkar, -ra, m. ; manai,
-ya, tn. ; vauradi, -dia, m. ;
begari, -ria, m. ; al, -la, m.
Co-operate, v. 1. pau, e.g. God
co-operates with man.
2.parmane tsal with the Or.
case = l. walk according to,
e.g. c. with grace.
3. kumok kilr = /. help.
4. sangata raur kftr with the
Or, case; or bet. sangata
with the Or. case and the
verb expressing the kind of
co-operation, e. g, c. in the
defence of; (7r-i=al80, affix-
ed to a Noun, with the re-
quired verb.
Coo
Cor
Go-opflration, 5. kumok,-mke,/;
pa-rap, panpa, «.; s4hiU, -ye,
/.; rs. into v.
Cope, s. kap, -pa, m. (a kiad of
priestly Testment), rl,
CopioDS, a. s&mpurn; bhou, i?;-
ts&d = /. much; dados.
Copiousness, s. s&mparaai, -ye,
/.; dadospon, -na, n.
Copper, s. tamben, -bea, n.
Copper, a. tambeatso.
Copp^-monay, s. khurdo, -deS,, m.
Copper-pot, s. haudo, -dea, m,
Copper-smitli, s, tambti, -tia, m.
Copper-wire, s. t&inbeaSi aram,
-me, /.
Copy, s. l.nak&l, -kla, n,
2.n&muao, -nea, m. = l. model.
Copy, V. l.n^kal kad.
'i./g. nakal k&r.
Copyist, s. gumost, -ta, «.; bir-
pi, -pia, -m.; o^kiilTis, -sa, m.
Coral, s. poulen, -lea, «.
Cord, s. razu, -zva, m-. (strong,
long c); alat, -ta, m. {strong-
er, thicker than 'razu'); dori,
-ye,/, (a common c) ; sumb,
-ba, ft. (c. of cocoannt fibre).
Gori&nder, s. kfi.n-pir, -re (or
-ri)./
Cork, s. guddi, -de,/.; ba6, -5i,
/., n. c.
Cora, i. l.dSni, -ye,/ = /. grain;
bh&t, -ta, ». (ex. paddy).
2.kbin, -na, «. (horny excre-
scence of the skin).
Conur,^. konso, -8ea,,m.,pr.^.;
c stone = koBseatso fator.
Oorn-fleld, s. gado, -dea, m.
Comiofl, s. kang6r, -ra, m.
Corollary, s. fOI, -la, m.; soTfit,
-ta, «. = /. issue; iei. rs.,
e.g. tantlean z3,ta.
Goroii&tioa, J. l.p&tar bosoanejir
-^ea, «, ; orhet. rs. into patiLr
boB&i.
2.mukut -t&, 7n. = I. crown.
3. kurou, -rova, m.^r. (rl. mn.)
Corporal, a. knditso.
Corporation, s. mel(6),-}a, m.
Oorpsej s. moden, -dea, n.
Corpnienoe, s. motai, -ye,/.
Corpalent, a. moto (empk. mot|o);
pn£ti.
Corpiuole,^. knskat Y&stij, -tu,/
Correct, a. sfima; sarko; sudd^,
n.c.
Correct, v. 1 . k^r witk ike above
adj.
2. bud sang = /. say advice;
sikfia di = /. give punish-
ment; bestSi (be|tai).
Correction, s. rs. into v., or
suddfk&rni, -ne,/., n.c.
Corrector, f. l.sima k&rtolo.
2. bestaitolo.
OorreotnesB, s. 1 . soddypon, -na,
2. sikia, -Se,/
Correlatire, a. lagtso; s&m&nd
asullo.
Correspond, zr. 1. s&mapod ; s&ma
asa.
2. (yekameka) zatat.
3.s&lavoI asa = /. intercourse
L.oogk-
Cor
Cou
4. iirtli asa.
5.rs. into Or. of noun, with
b&ri = as.
CorTespondasce, f. l.e&mapod&p,
-dpEl, n.
2, s&laTol, 'li,y. K^.intercoaTse;
^&\gi,-ge,/.^l. familiarity;
doati, -te,/. = I. favoar.
Correspondent, s. kobro ditolo(of
a journal).
Corroborate, v. tbir k&t; hbl di.
Corroboration, s. b&l, -la, n.; thir-
pon, -na, ». tJ/* thirasan, -ae,
/.; rs. info v.
Corrode, v. tarye, «. it. («. c),
e.g. wormB c. timber; eurye,
n.v., ch. cs.; kuskuB, n,v.
Oorroaion, Corrosive, rs. v.
Corrupt, V. kusfii, c. v. ^ kus,
«. v., pr.fg.\ pad kar; see
Falsify, Contaminate, Corrode.
Corrupted, /*./a''^. ^Corrupt; see
Degrraded, Base.
Corrupter, s. kusdi, -di&, m.
Corruption, s. l.kusap, -BpS,, n.
2.1onts, -taa, m. = l. bribe.
Coruscation, s. pr&k&i, .ga, m.;
p3,rzfll, -la, M.
Conrina, s. (a kind of fisb), d&AiS,
-diya,«. (i/m. d&diyaro, -rea,
a.)
Corypbens, s. muktes&r, -ra, or
mukteei, -aia, m.
Cosmo8:ony, s. I. siLunsaratao
&r&aib, -ba, m.
2. sS,uiisS,ra&rambavidya,-ye,/.
Cosmo^apby, -r. s&unsar&tso ti-
7or, -ra, m.
Cost, s. I.m61, -la, n.
2. kb&rts, -tsa, m.
S.luksan, -na, n. z= /. loss,
harm; n4it, -ia., m.
Co8t,2'.(mdl) pod, tf.^.dharupoi
podle; it costs =mdl asa,
(mftl) lagtil, e.g. tin rupoi
lagtat.
Costive (Is), a. kuDtfiriii
CoBtiveness, s. kuQt&nap,-pa,».;
vlg. utkiidefi b&nd zata.
Costly, s. mbar&g; moladik.
Costume, s. l.e6T6i, -ye,/.; ri-
y&z, -ji,/!; d&stur, -ri,/.
2.1168011, -ni,/.
Cot, see Cottage, Hammock.
Cottage,f.kombat,-bta,«.; gud-
8ul, -la, «.
Cotton, 5. kapus, -psa, m.
Cotton-tree, s. kapBin, -ni, y.
Conch, s. kbatlen, -lea, ».; an-
t^ln,-na,».(DatiTec.); man-
tso, -6e£i, m. = bedstead.
Conch, V. I'pod, n.v.
2.1ipoD bos.
Coa>:h, s. khonkli, -le,/.; usmod,
-di,/. (auffocating c).
Cough, ^. kbonkli yeta ; kbook.
Conncilt^r. sftbha, -bhe,/., or alo-
Senis&bba; vlg. zunt, -ta, n,
or mel(^), -la, m.
Councillor, s. alo5eais&bbegar,
-ra, m. ; siibhe(tso) saudo,
-dea, m.
Counsel, s. bud, -di,/; aloten.
-ni,/.
Oonnsel, v. bud di ; aloiSeD s&ng.
Cou
Count, ^.lek(^)= cast upaccouDts;
mez(e) = /. meKsure.
Connt, s. nearest w. pr&bu,-ba,
Conntenaiioe, s. 1. rup, -pa, n.;
tdud, -da, n.
^.nidauai, -ye, /.; mfiryad,
-ii,/.
3. gun, -na, m. = l, favour.
Connteuanoe, ^. l.manua = /.
please, e, g. an opinion ;
Tintsun kad = choose, e.g.
an opinion.
2.guEiatii0 zaun asa.
Counteract, v. Dat. ad ye ; inkar
k&r. {Ace:)
.Counterbalance, !•. \.pr. s&matuk
=weigh equally; aama asa,
ch. cs., e. g. these virtues
were counterbalanced by
great vices.
2./g. adkai gbal=/. put ob-
stacle.
Counterbalance, s. \.pr, s&ma-
tnk, -ka, n.
2./g. rs. into -v. or adkSJ, -\\,f.
Counterfeit, v. ka,pat kar = /.
make simulation, e.g. c-
Wendship; Or, of the noun
with bari = /. as, with the
required verb, e.g. c. the cry
of a bird = suknea biri bob
mar; fotkiro k&r.
C. a document=fotkiren diate-
TOz bor&i.
C. money=fotkiro dodu kilr.
Counterfeit, a. l.fotkiro;
2.k4p(i.
5 Cou
Counterfeit, s. fotounen, -i^ea,
n. ; kiip&t, -tfi, «.
Countermand, v. (adli or dilli)
bukum kad.
Countless, a. leknatnllo or leka-
vorto.
Country, s. l.gauii, -ava, m.\
del (e), 4a, m.
2. buii, -in,/. = /. earth.
S.jillo {var. zillo), -lea, m. = l.
district; muluk, -ka, n.^l.
district, n. c.
4.Dad, -da, «.=■/. village.
Native o. = zallo gaun ; vilayet,
-ta, «,
Countryman, s. I.gauntso m^
nis, -nsa, m.
2. nadkar, -ra, m., (used also
fg.for uneducated); see Cul-
tivator.
Couple, J. zodi, -ye, /.
Conple, V. meld.i; yekot kflr.
Courage, f. dh4ir,-ra, «.; m^rdb,
-dha,«.
Beof goodc. = dha.ir gbe.
Coura^ona, a. dhiiiradik, or
dh&irS,vont; zobor.
Courier, s. l.pedo, -dea, m.
2, d5,layet, -ta, m. (of a judge,
collector, and the like.)
Course, .f. I.daun, dave,/, = /.
running ; also c. of a river ;
vat, -te, /. = I. road, e.g. c.
of the stars.
2. jinos, -nsa, m. = /. manner;
p&rmane (used only in the
Or.), e.g. iavoteg, p. = in the
proper manner.
„, „ L.oogic
Cou '
3. p&riplit, -ti,/, e.g. c. of lec-
tures.
4.prfi.yMi,-ti,/., n.c; see also
Plan.
S.jinos, -naa, »i, = thepart of a
meal served at one time;
e. g. a dinner of several
courses.
In the c. of = velar wilh the G.,
or moden with the Or. case,
A matter of c. = s&hfiz.
Of c. = kh&rents; tiisen zai; s^
h&z; alb&t (zxir. &bmt); k-t'kl
zaun = necessarily.
Court, J, 1. angan, -gna,«.(a/5C
c. yard of private houses).
2.raul, -la, «. (royal palace);
k&5Srri, -ri,/. (public office).
3. nitiraul, -la, n. = I. palace of
justice, «.cr,; vlg.'kodt,-ti,/.
4. munsuhdar, or mousubdar,
or nitiii,T, -ra, w.^/. judge.
Fay court = mS,[i dak&i.
Court, V. man dak&i; fuslai.
Courteona, a. l.m&ryaditso.
2. mogal or d&yal.
Courtesy, s. l.m&ryad, -di, /.;
t6altsamkS,n, -na, n.
2,m6g, -ga, m.; dftya, -ye,/.
Cousin, s. I. bapulbhfiu, -ava, m.
= brother on the uncle's
side.
2. mSiUsibhau = brother on the
maternal aunt's side.
3.bapnlb&in, -ni, /. = sister
on the paternal uncle's side.
4, mausib&in, -ni,yi = sister on
the maternal aunt's side.
J Cra
Oorenant, s. k&rar, -ra, m.
Cover, V. l.dank (^or damp). |
2./g. lipai. I
3. sambal. !
C. the expenses = kh&rts bhfl.rti j
kar. I
Cover, s. dampnen, or danknen, j
-gea, «.
Coverlet, see Blanket
Covet, V. l.Hie or apeksi; aia
k&r, G. J''.; khuSi vor ; abla
kilr.
2.Iale = long for.
Covetous, <z- I. surati = stingy.
2.apekSitolo, etc.
3.orboai (c. of food).
Covetousness, s. surat, -ta, m. or
absur&t, -ta, m. \ abla, -ble,/.
Cow, s. gai, gai,/; vak, -ka, «.,
fr. (in the phrase v&kd.cen
inas).
Coward, i7, polkuro ; aisi; bhi-
yatso.
Cowardice, s. polkurepon, -na,
«.; alsai, -ye,/.; bbeii, bhi-
ya, n.; h&lk«n mon, -na, n.
Cowdung, s. akn, -na, n.
Spread c. = s. kad.
Coxcomb, s. I. senkaren, -rea, n.
2./g. h&nkaratso m&nis, -nsa,
m., or &hank&ri, -ria, m.\
dUndi, -di, m.
Grab, s. kurli, -le,/ (shell-fish).
Crack, v. sod = disjoin (sut, n, v.
= be disjoined), e.g. beams
of a roof; fod, ir. v. (fut,
«. P.); yere. ■
C. joke8=has^i or SeStaio kfir.
Cra
Cri
Craok, ^. l.fut,-ti,/.; yer,-ri,/.
a.gouji, -je,/
Crack-liraiiiad, a. piso; vid l&gyl-
lo.
&aft, s. I. hikm&t, -ti,/ a arti-
fice; SS.ni&tk&r, -rS, m. =
artifice; nadgepo^, -na, ».
2.kani, -ma, «. (haDdicraft) ;
k&s&b, -Bbe.y:
3". tfiruB, -rva, «.
Cram, v. bhor - A fill; aansi
=:thrn8t in.
Cramp, s. \.rs. lir guspodtS, or
sir Tddta; T&kul, -kla, n.
2.T0di, ^./.
Crane, s. ddnk, -ks, ». (tbe blue
bird, common here, some-
what similar to a crane).
Crapnlons, a. khaugi; potaro;
piyeuniieak lag^Uo or pi-
yeunk 1.
Crash, s. gouji, -je,/
Crater, s. t6nd, -da, «.
Cravat,^- gomte&5ealug&t,-gta,
n.
Crave, 11. (laleun) mag.
Crazy, a. l.pieo; vid lagyllo.
2.&8k&t = weak.
Cream, s. 1 . 85,i, -ye,/
^■fg. ottim.
Create, v. l.r&ts.
^.fg- nemsi.
3. g&d = found.
Creation, s. l.r&tsap, -tspii, ».,
or ratsnen, -nea, ».
2. sfiUDSar, -ra, m. =:. I. world.
Creator, s, ritsnar, -ra, m.
Creature, s. l.r&tsna, -ne,/
a.bal, -jS, «. {in pi.) a term
of endearment.
Credentials, f. liparasiiSen kHgad,
-gda, n.
Credibility, s. patiyeni, -ni,/;
n&mbganii, -Qe,/.; s&tmand-
fien.
Credible, A. patiyenitso; n&mbg&-
^itso; satmandtso.
Credit, .f. I. borenn&nn, nava,;!.;
abru, -bra, m.\ m&n, -na, m.
2. itbar {or hitbar), -ra, m. (in
commerce).
Give on c.shttbaran di; nsito
di; udarak di.
Creditable, a. Siparasitso; mar-
yaditso.
Creditor, s. rin dillo (mftniB).
Crednlons, a. (sompen) pati-
yeuntso; nilmbgontso.
Creed, s. satmandtan = I belieTe,
used also as subst.
Creep, v. ta^r.
Creeper, s. val, -li, / (plant) ;
b6l(4), -la, m.
Crescent, a. yod zauntso (moon).
Crest, s. I.senkareii, -rea, n.
9. lendi, -ye,/ (of a helmet).
Crest-fallen, ii. khalto i^rkh. kello.
Crerice, s. fut, -ti,/
Crew, J. see Crowd.
Crib, i. l.raorgi, -ge, / = man-
ger; khavon, khaune,/
2. goto, -tea, m. = I. stable.
3. palnen, -nea, n^l. cradle.
Criak,.r. l.Todi,/ //. = /. spasm.
2. ghat gaio, -lea, m. = l. stifF
neck, ch. cs.
Cri
Cricket, s. l.birmofi, -to,/.
(insect).
2. iSendat, -(a., m. (play).
Crime, s. &kr&m, -ma, «.; &prai],
-da, OT, ; vod gunyaun, -ava,
m.; khotepOD, -na, «,; patak,
-tta, «.; pap, -pa, «.
Criminal, ri. l.kboteponatso, ct-
khoto.
2. firiyaditso.
Criminate, v. I.firiyad di.
2.gunyaakar k&r; zatpi (re-
taliate), n.c.
Cripple, s. thonto, -tea, m.
Crisis, s, z&khtnekal, -1&, m,, n.
«.; tirp, -pa, «., or tirpa-
kal, 4a, m.; sevot, -t£, m.;
risk, -ke,/.
Criterion, s. gurtij, -ta, «i,;
MkS&Q, -Qfi, ».
Critic, «. khodi kadtso; see verb.
Critical, a. 1, risketso, or ziLkh-
metso.
2. khodi kadtso.
Criticize, v. l.vlg. khodi kad.
2.Yaitborenbhed(e)k&r; ^ibaii
bhed k&r; tsukisod; daru&.
Oritiqne, s. gan-Mbati'p&rikfia,
-Me./
Oroftk, s. l.mSnkeaniSibob, -be,
/■
^./g. 819, -9*1 ^•
Croak, v. l.bob mar.
2. sin nlM.
Crocodile, J', sis&r, -sri,/.
Crook, ». bagai, c.v. ^bSga i>y
bago.
Crook, s. gaats, -tsa, ffi.=hook. |
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Cro
Crooked, a. 1. vankdo; donku.
2./g. innayatso; tuakon, pr.
{usedesp. o/a. dress stitched
wrongly).
Crookedness, s. vankdepon, -n$,,
n. or vankud, -da, n.
Crop, J. \. general terms, belen,
-lea, «.; pik, -ka, «.
2. particular kinds of rice are,
yenel, -la, «., or karti, -ti,
/ {isi crop); suggi, -ge,
/. {znd cr.); kojkefi, -kea,
n. (yd cr.).
toop, V. t8ab = /. bite.
Cross, s. l.kuris, -rea, m.
2./g. kast, -ta, m.
Cross, a. l.ad asuUo.
2. kark&rantso.
Cross, 7'. 1 . z6d, e.g. c. the bands.
2.utar, e.g. c. the river; pel-
tadi rots.
S.inkar kar = thwart, Ace.
Cross-examination, s. addas^val,
-li,/
Crossing, s. (vatantso) mej (e),
-la, m. ; bet. rs.
Cronch, v. baga or bago.
Croup, s. guntan, fl. n.
Crov, s. l.kaulo, -lea, m., dim,
kaulor, -ri,/. (a small bird
similar to a cr.).
2. sad, -da, m. (cry of a cock).
Crow, V. sad ghal.
Crowd, i'. I.taUen-billen,-lea, ».
(6illeri-b.) ; zomo, -mea, m.
2. tand, -da, m. = l. faction.
Crowd, V. zomoun zomoa, n. v.
Crowded, a. lagun.
I.., ..iiA-ooglc
Cro
Cul
Crown, s. l.mukut, -ta, m.; ku-
rou, -rova, m. (rl.)
%fg. razTOtkai, -ye,/!
Crown, V. mukut gh&l.
Crown-prinoe, s. kuvor, -ra, m.
Omoible, s. koyo, -veS, m.
Crnoifli, s. kursimaz, -ji,y". (war.
imaz karB&rer); vlg. knris,
-rsa, 01.; kursar zodi^llo.
Crnei&xion, s. kursarmarnen,
-nea, n.\ rs. into v..
Cmoify, V. kuraar mar; karsar
z6d; kursar khilai.
Grade, a. 1, jivo; hftrvo = not
boiled.
2. t&rno; ptkanatullo.
Cruel, a. niStur; mharu; krur.
Cruelty, s. niSturai, -je,/.; mha-
rupon, -9a, «.
Cruet, s. bul, -li,/i {s<>me under-
stand by 'bul' 'snuff-box');
sisli, -le, / {^not generally
accepted).
Cruise, "v. (d^ryaut) bouu.
Cruising, s. d&ryant boundi, -de,
/
Crumb, s. Ian kudko, -kea, m.
Crumble, v. kudkean kudke k&r,
tr.\ bh&sma, n. v.
Cmeb, V. 1. Ta{; = /. pound.
2.mo8ti = /. trample; ftente;
(iddi {esp, with the band);
dadai, e.g. stones.
S.jik^/. gain (conquer).
^■fg- naS kftr.
Gsjat, V. l.kat, -ti, /!, e.g. of
bread.
2. man, taave,/. = l. scar.
Cry, V. l.gouji k&r; bob m&r.
2. p&rg&t k&r or pjlrgit&i; bob
mam s&ng.
3. T&d = /. weep.
Cry, s. l.bob, -be,/
2. F&dnen, -nea, n.
Crystal, s. 1 . arao, -Beft, m.
2. rOp Irsallo fator, -tra, «.; or
the Sans. Mr. Cn. sfatik,
-ka, n.
3.kb&do, -dea, m. (of salt).
Crystalline, n. araeatso; pflrz&lik.
Crystallization, s. fatraa&en rilp,
-pa, n. ; or sfafik zauniSen,
-fiea, «.
Crystallize, v. riip mel ; or
sfatik k&r, fass. sf. za.
Cub, s. pil, -la, «.
Cube, s. s&tsouk^ntso kudko,
-keS, wi.; or the Sans. Mr,
Cn. gh&n, -na, m.
G. root = gb&namul, -la, ».
Cuckoo, s. koguj, ^li,/
Cuoumber, J', l.touaen, -se&, ».
2.goBalen, -lea, n. (Egyptian
'luffa').
Cudgel, s. bodi, -ye,/, (small),
tonko, -kea, m. (bigger) ;
Bonto, -tea, nt.
Cue, J'. l.tiiSaro,-rea, m. =biDt.
2.m&rji, -je, /. = humour, ca-
price.
S.khusi, -@e,/. = will.
Culpability, s. gunyaukarpon,
-na, «.
Culprit, s. gunyaukar, -ra, m.
Cultivate, v. 1 . sagoli k^r ; besai
kar; Tas&i.
Cul
Cur
l.fg. z&tftn k&r,G. F., e.g. tbe
beard ; sovoi {or iibyfiB) k&r
= /. make practice,
Onltivated, a. l.aik^llo or sikpi
= learned.
2. z&t&n ka^ello, e.g. language.
Cultivation, s. sagoli, -le, /.;
Tomp, -pe,/. = /. sowing,^.
spreading.
Cultivator, .r. besaikar, -ra, m.\
buinkar -ra, m. \ sagolig&r,
-ra, m.
Cnltnte, s. \.fg. sikap, -kpa, n.
I.pr. sagoli, -le,/.
Cumbersome, a. l.bhou z&d..
2. tondreatso.
Cumin-seed, s, jirefi, -rea, «.
Cumulativs, o., rs. info vottu, g,^.
c. arguments.
CunninjT, a. nadgo or nadgiro.
Cunning, s. nadgepo^, -na, «.;
nad, -di,/l
Cup, J. tambUr, -ra, m., fr.\
k6p, -pa, n.,fr.\ patr^,-tra,
«,; JSikrij, -ra, n.
Cupboard,^. W^.almar,-ri^; no
purely Konk. word is used,
if not kantr^l, -la, «. = a
kind of cavity or recess
made in tbe wall, used as
a c. ; kbano, -nea, m. is used,
hut not commonly under-
stood, though common in
composition with d&fter.
Cnpping-^laes, s. r&gat Tod.5en
patry, -ra, n.
Curate, see Ticar.
Curb, f . (low wall) doro, -rea, w(.
Cnrdle, 9. d&in k&r {tr. :>.), d. za
(». V.) ; mel&i ghal \. dat k&r ;
m&nke {ex. mn. miUt turned
Bour).
Core, s, l.vokat, -kt&, «.
2.bolaiki, -ke,/ -A health.
Cure, ^. l.Tokatdi; pida tbam^
b&i; boro k&r; gun k&r;
vas k&r, n. c,
2.mitak ghaln doTOr = /. pat-
ting to salt keep, e.g. meat.
OniioBity, s. l.nfizukai, -ye,/".
(a curioas thing).
2.&tr6gi}, -g&, m. = longing
desire; kobro aikunci asa
(kobranaia), -se,/-
CuriouB, a. l.nazak (worth; t»,
be seen) ; &&ni&tkaratso.
2. kobr&nSea asetso, or het. rs.
v.\ t&rifetso.
3. zagrut.
Curl, V. jilpan kftr or iilp&i, c. v.
(hair) ; panti ghal.
Curl, s. jilpan, pi. ».; panti^
-ye,/-
Currenoy, s. 1. s6v6i, -ye, /;
riv&z.-ji,/; ts&lap, -Ipij w-j
bet. rs. into v. tsfiU -;
2. t8Sltenna^en,-9ea,M.; ts<o
du^u, -dvS, n. ■ ~
Current (bl), v. tsJLItfi; 86r6i &s&.
Current, s. 1. dann, dave, /.;
ts&mi, -oe,/. (c. of water);
rs. into v5u = flow^ toJo*
-|ea, m. (c. of a river).
2. val, -la, m. = I. stream ; aSaii
-a,/.
3./^. riYaz, -ji,/.
„, „A.ooglc
Cur 1
Curry, v. 1. malia k&r (rub or
cleanse horses).
2.kd,m!ii (tan, anneal).
Curry, s. kSdi, -ye, /.; amb,
Cuny-oomb, s. kh&rar, -ra, n.
Curse, V. sirap ghal = I. pqt
curse; gali sang = /. say a-
buses; vait mag = /. pray
eril; b^lam ghal = /. put
calumnies, y^,; ap di = t.
give adjuration.
Ourae, ^. sirap, -pH, m.; an, -m.,
/.=L adjuration; gal, -\i,/.
'=: I. abase.
Cursed, a. sirap podyllo.
Cui^BOirily, ad. vegin or ToilebSr.
Curtail, s'', motvok&r; kad; ka-
tjr; u$o k&r.
Curtain, s. pordo {var. phordo),
nJea, m.
Cnrred, a. yankdo; b^gallo.
Cushion, s. u§en, -sea, n.
CuBtard-apple, s. ati;, -t£, n.
Custody, s. 1. rakrieii, -nea, n,
2. paro, -rea, m. = I. guard,
satellite.
3. kaid, -da, «, = arrest ; see Pri-
Put in c,=
Seep in c
parear ghal.
= k&idant dovor.
1 Cyp
Custom, J. 1.86T6i, -ye,/.; dis-
tur, -ri,/; rivaz, -ji,/.; nt,
2. sunk, -ka, «. = /. tax.
Cnstom-honse, s, sunk&katefi,
-tea, «.
Cnstomary, a. sfivoyetso or so-
Toye p&rmane asullo; sa-
dantso, e.g^. c. meal.
Customer, s. kekari, -ria, m. ;
giraiki, -kia, m.
Cut, II. kat^r, pas. katar; tas =
I. hew.; sind; beud (grass);
bh6t (fuel).
C. in two = don kudke k&r.
C. off=kad; n^ k&r; yekats
phara ^Sd.
C. short = motvo kfir.
Cut, s. l.katrap, -pS, n.; katro,
-trea, m. (small c).
2. ghai, -ya, m.; z§,kh&m,-khme,
/. = wound.
3. mar, -ra, m., pet (6,) -t5, m.
=1. stroke.
Cutler, s. suriyegar, -ra, vt. ; su-
Ho k&rtdlo; surio iktolo.
Cutlet, s. 'dig. katlet, -ti,/!
Cut-throat, s. khunigar, -t:%, m.
Cylinder, s. adkulen, -leS, n.
Cypress, .r. ts&bkatso ruk, -ka,
m. {perk. Casuarina).
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D
Dab, V. see Dash, Strike, Slap.
Dabble, f. I.udkantkh&l = /.pla7
in water.
2. voilebar, wiik k&r or some
other equivalent verb = /. do
on the surface.
Dabbler, s. 1. voilebSr kartolo.
2. ph&dposi, -sia, m.
DagrffBr> *■ t^tari, -re,/
Daily, f^.dispodto: 'diepodtogras
= daily food'.
Daily, ad. disandis or h&ryek dis
= /, every day.
Duntiness, s. 1. nazukai, -ye,/!
2. potarpo)^,-9S., n.=/. gluttony.
Dainty, a. l.naznk.
2.ru&it80=/. tasteful.
Dam, J. 1 . iiToi, -Toi,/=/. mother.
2.kat, -ta, m. (mill d. etc^
Dam, I}- kat ghal.
Damage, 2'. 1 . luksan {or n&St) k&r
= make barm; f>r luksanak
pod = /. fall to loss, ck. cs.
2.Tait k&r = /. make eril.
Damage, s. 1. luksan, -na, n. or
n&St, -ta, m.
2. vait, -ta, n. = eyil.
Damask, s. dS,mEBk, -ka, ».
Damn, v. see Condemn,
Damnation, see Condemnation.
Damp, V. gelo k&r (or lel&i,
«.c.); Sele, «. &, = get damp;
YOlo kftr, e.g. cloth ; bate =
get damp through monsoon-
weather.
Damp, a. gelitso.
Dampneaa, s. 161, -\y,/.; bato,
-tea, m. (d. caused by the
monsoon).
Dance, v. nats or {Gaa.) nadtsi.
Danoe, s. nats, -tsa, m. tr
Dancing (woman), s. kalront, -ti,
DanjWf -S- risk, -ke,y. (var. risk,
-ka, «.) perh. fr. ; z^kh^m,
-khme,y.
Be in danger = riskeat aaa.
Be out of danger = risk utSr-
lea = /. risk passed.
Dangerous, a. risketso = /. of
danger; mosatso^/. deceit-
ful; luks3,natso = /. of harm;
luksanSJc podtolo = /. fall-
ing to loss.
Dangerously, ad. z&kham z&un.
D. sicksbhou ts&d pidest = /.
very much sick; giidis TaiJ
k^rtso.
Dare, V. 1 . tr. V. see Challenge.
2. n.v. maka dh&ir asa or aun
dhiliraTOnt zaun asan = I
have courage.
Dark, a. l.kalokatso.
2.ka}oso or fcalso, used both
of colours and fg., e.g. d.
(sad) days.
3. Bomzonk nozo ftsijUo or only
Bomz&nat^lo ^ I. DOt intel-
ligible ; see Abstruse.
Darken, v. k^lok {or k&lso) k&r
= make darkness (or dark)*
I.., ...lA-oogk-
Dar
Dea
f^->fg-\ uzvad kad or divo
bad = take awa.j light.
Darkish, a. kaho; sanlo.
DarknesB, s, 1. kalok {or kaluk),
-ka, m.; &iidklr, -ra, m.
^.fg. gut, -ta, m. = l, secret.
Darling, a. mogal ; ^purbayetso.
Darlinj-, s. bal, -IS,, n.
Dart, i. bhali, -ye,/.
Dasli, z'. ». ad&l ; sometimes the
Nom. in English to this vb.
becomes the Object in Kon-
kani, e.g. the carriage dashea
against the gate =bagil gadi-
yek adJLlta; see also Dis-
appoint
Date, s. l.tarik, -rke,/: 'az kitli
tarikVswhat date is to-day?';
'kitle tarker? = at what date
{oT&Aj) of the month?' 'moi-
Dea6e vis tarker = on the
20th of the month'; tithi,
-thi, / (of a lunar month).
S.isvi, -ve,/. used where there
is question of years, e. g.
what year are we in now?
3. khazur, -zra, m.=Lat. dacty-
/wi(fruit); kharku,-ka,m.=
dried date.
Date, V. \.pr, tank bor&i = ;,
write the date.
2. sura za=/,begin,e,^.d. from.
Dang:bter, s. du, -ve,/.
Dauj:hter-in-law, ^. son, --ne,y.
Daunt, v. bestai; bben ghal =
cause fear; bhiyeunk lai.
Danntlesa, ii. bhennatullo; dh&i-
rftvont or dh&ir&dik.
Dawn, s. l.^uteo, -te&, ». or
f^nte&par, -ra, «.; 'fante&r=
at dawn'.
S.uzvad, -d&, m. m, I. light:
'azvad zaloW. light is done*.
Dawn, V. uzvad za or uzvad.
Day, s. 1. dis, -sa, m,; holiday
= aitar, -ra, m.; or sontatso
dis or sontadis'; 'working-
day ai vauratso dis, or,
rare, vaury k&riyet asuUo
dis'; 'in the coarse of the
d. ZE disa moden or disaSea
Telar'.
2. uzvad, -da, m. = I. light, as
in the phrase: 'it got day
= uzyad za,lo*.
'The day before yesterday =
p6r (to he distinguished/ram
pur = bury, and. from -^qt-
aa = last year').
'The day after to-morrow =
porvafi'.
■From day to day s disadisa',
'Every third day = poiro'; 'at
every third day = poirean'.
Daybreak, see Dawn.
Day-Iabonrer, s. (cooly) kulkar,
•ra, m.; vaurildi, -dea, m.\
begari, -ria, m.
Day-light, s. uzvad) -da, m.
Dazzle, ». tip™/, prick, ^.,<;,^.
uzT&d doleank t6pta.
DeaooHi s. diakni^, ~q&, m., fr.
Daaoonsliip, s, diaknypon, -nS,
".Jr.
Dead, a, 1. mello, pr. and fg.
2./g. jivnatullo.
Dea
Deb
Dead, s. 1. mello, -lea, m.
2. fttmo, •med, m. = I. eoal;
vlg: kulen, -lea, n., i.e. ap-
parition; 'raise from the d.
1= melleantlo jivont k&r'.
Deadly, <>• l.risketso-/. of risk;
mornatso; jir kadtso o /.
taking away Ufe; 'deadly
wound = jiv kadtso gh»i'.
2.kodu a: /. bitter, e.g. d.
hatred.
Daaf, a. l.keppo fir. and fg.\
kftn-nabullo; bfaero.
^-fg. aikanatyllo, e.g. d. to
prayers,
Dflafan, v^ l.keppo k&r.
"^.fg. kan phnttii, ck. cs. = I.
ear is broken.
Dssfisb, a. kepposo.
Deafliess, s. keppepon,'-Da, n.
Deal, s. (a good deal), tBftd = /.
much ; bbou ; S&bar [all
these words are- strictly ad-
jectives).
Da&I, V. l.vepar fc^ra/, make
trade.-
2. tsiil = /. walk, behave, Cin.
Prs. ■-
3.1 have to d«al with =-CV».
kam iiBS., I, to me buBiness
is. ■ .
. 4. gt^&i B I. haodle, e.g. d- ia
money.
Dealer, s. vepari, -ria, m. ■a'Z.
merchant.
Dealing, s. l.vepar or TySpar,
,-ra, m.=trade.
2. s&lavol, -li, f.^l. inter-
course : 'd. with the devil =
B&itana lagia silaTol'.
Dear, a. 1 • mogal {Lat. dileclus) ;
mogatso; priUmogStso; pri-
titso,
2.mh&r&g£'/'mol£digaA mnch
costing, opposite to 80vai =
cheap.
Dearnesa, x. l.nihargai, -ye,/.=
much price.
2. m61, -1&, «.=/. price, used
' also/g., e.g. price of virtue.
Deartk, s. dukol, -\a., m. =famine ;
b&rgal, -la, m, = famine;
durbikSa, -io,/.
Death, s. mor&n or mora, -na,
«.; 'condemn to death=mor-
nacen forman di, /. give the
order of death, or mom^so
£tTO di'; 'sudden d. = aui^it
m.'; 'premature d. = SdeiSeS
m.'; 'violent d.=TolYoleaiSe5
m.'; 'natural d. = sS,imbS.Sefi
m,'; 'd.-bed= mornafiefi aa-
tuln'; 'd.-warrant=smorn&t80
daklo', *or -Sen zat&k'.
Debar, v. see Ezelnde.
Debase, v. see Adulterate and
Diagraoe.
Debate, v. 1. t&rk k&r = /. make
discussion ; vlg. Erment k&r,
corruption of argument kSr.
2. vivor B&ng s /. say ezpla-
uatioa, G. M. '
Debate, s. t&rk, •^, n.\ j^rtso,
-6ea, m.
Debanob, v. kas&i, c. v. ^tus =
corrupt.
i.-...iA'00glc
Deb
105
Dec
DelialitRte, v. fisk&t k&r = I. main
weak.
Debility, s. Askfttkai, -ye, /, .=
Debonair, a. I.mogal.
2. m&rjaditso.
DoIA,^- l-ri9,-9&,».(of money);
'be in d. =1 rin as^'; 'con-
tract a d. = rin kilr'; 'clear
off a d. = TVD. farik k&r'.
2. kaido, -de^ m. = duty.
3.t8uk,,-ki,/. =3 /. mistake.
. 4. k&m, -ma, n. = I. buBinesB,
Debtor, s. l.riakari, -ria, m. =
d. of money.
2.tBuk9Uo, -Iea,.f».=s<^ader;
bei. rs.v.
Debut, s. BUTu, -TCj/.a/. begin-
ning.
Decade, s. khUia, -^a, m. (of tbe
rosary): 'roBary of 5 dec. =
paats khJLnanSen kont, -ta^
- w.'
Deealo^ne, s. (DevaiSe) somor-
ti6e dhil npades — /. the tea'
commandmeDtB of the Divine
religion.
Deoamp, (flee), v. p61.
Deoant, v, T6t = I. pour out
(^/ully, duerea aidanant
y6t).
DeDftpitate, v. t&kli (or m&ten)
kat&r = /. cut the head; si»
ks.p = /. cut the head.
Deoapitation, s. t&klekatr&p, -p.&,
n.\ siHakap^eo, -^ea, n.
Decay, -b. 1.8ak = /. dry, wither
away, e.g. a flowej; decays.
2./g. ybi = l. fell, *.^. ab^il*-
ing ; /g; p&d po4 = /- get bad,
e.g: a stake.
Deei^, s. padpodnen, -neft, «.
Deowtae, v. sir.
Dseeued, a. sftrijUo; mello;
morn p&uUo.
Deceit, s. 1, mCa, -sa,M./ f&t, -^,
, /.*lie.
2. d&go, ^ea, m., or d&ga, -ge,/.
: 3. fituri, -re,/,
DeceftAil, 0. mos&tBo; fotkiro.
Deeeive, v. m&e k&r — /. make
deceit, Prs. Ace; fo^, c. v.
of fotou, ri.v.\ d&go kftr;
T&nts&n k&r (collade); ft^if
kar,/r.; tBuk&i=./. deprive.
Dmenaial, a. l.dha T&ra&ntaoai
• of ten years. :
-2. dhaidhavea T&rsftDtso = of
every tenth year. .
Decenoy, f. l.m&ryfid, -di, /.;
f /^. m&n, -na, m.a:/. honour.
2.ma98ugi, -ge,/
Saoent, C l.mfi,ryaditso, with
reference to exterior deport-
ment ; manatBDsrespectable.
2. Tazbi = couTenient; vlg. bo-
ro = good.
Decently, ad. m&ry&dia.
Deception, see Deceit.
Decide,, v. LniiSeisi, e.g. as a
judge; tirpk&r; nltk&r = /.
make justice; £&ma kar =/.
make right ; ph&,is&l utsar =
pronoonoe seuteuce.
2.ni(eu.k&r or uisiSeisi, mn.
make up the mind.
Dec
106
Dec
Deolded, <2. l.bben Qat^o = iiot
afraid; tbir = firm.
2.tirsillo = /. certain, settled;
kh&ndit.
Deoldfldly, ad. 1 . dub&vaviiie =
doubttees ;kb&reiit3 ^indeed ;
aib&t {var. ibiat).
2. tbir zlian = /. firmly.
Decipher, ». viyor sftng, G.M.\
&rth Bang, G. M.
Deoision, s. 1. pbiLis&l, -la, n.;
tirp, -pi, «.; tinn&9, -na, n,
= decree or judgment de-
liyered.
2. SBTOt, -ta, m.=:l, issue.
DeciBive, a, tirmanateo, e,g. d.
victory.
Deck, V. surangS,r k!Lr = /. adorn.
Declkim, v. I,an6i bbas ntsar,
= /. pronounce a nice lan-
guage; uniSi bbas ute&runk
&byaB kS.r = /. make practice
in pronouncing nice lan-
guage ; ar skorier and bei.
only utsar or mon, e. g. de-
claim a sermon = sermaun
mon ; or still bet. uniSi utaar.
2. bob mar = cry.
3. gali sang = /. abuse.
Declamation, J. nu5iutBaraQ,-n5,
n. = I. nice pronunciation.
Declaration, s. I.vivor, -r&, m.
= I. explanation.
2.utsaran, -ria, n.,e.g. d. of
our faitb.
S.kaiitai, -ye,/,/rt>OT k&lit =
known; pftrgfitai, -ye,/. = /.
publication.
Declare, v. 1. vivor s&ng = I.
explain, G.M.
2, utsar = I. express.
3.p&rg&td,i or p&rg&t k&r = /.
publish ; kd.l&i, c. v. = make
known (inform).
4. T6p = /. acknowledge; volka.
5. Bomz&i = /. give to under-
stand.
6. khftndit s^ng = /. say posi-
tively ; mon = say.
Decline, v. l.pr. baga = bend.
2./g: ut&t = I. cross; 'dis ut-
&rta = the day is declin-
ing'.
S.deun = /, descend, e. g.
price.
4. pSd pod = decay.
5.inkar k&r = /. make re-
sistance, refuse ; naka moipi
= /. say 'no', refuse.
Decline, s. padpodap, -dpa, n.
Declivity, s. deraneu, -nea, n. =
descent, or deuni, -ne,/.
Decoction, .r.k&sai,-ya,,m.; kodo,
-dea, m.; nirol, niula, m.
Decompose, v. l.kus&i = cause
to be rotten, c, v. ^kus, «■ v.
= rot.
2. Tingfid k^r = /. make aside
irr separate, tr. p.; ving&d
za = get separate, n. v.
Decomposition, f. I.ving&dzaun-
iSen, -6ea, n.
S.knsap, -spa, n.
Decorate, v. surangar k&r, G.
M.\ il&nkarkfir, Cn., G. J/.j
net&i = adorn.
Dec
Dee
Deoor&tion, s. I. surungar, -rA,
m.; fil&nkar, -ra, m.; net (^)<
-te,/. (cr -(a, m.)
2. m&ryad, -di,y: {Lai. insig-
nia).
Decorum, J. mSryad, -di,y^; m&n,
-na, m.=ex. honour; m&nsugi,
-ge,/.
Decoy, v. (dakoun) phot&i; rod,
vodni di; fusliii.
Decrease, v. 1 . ir. v. uno kftr =
I. make less; u^o zS, = hQ-
come lees.
2. deroi (c. v. ^deun) = /. cause
to descend, (abate), e.g: d.
the price = mftl dcToi.
Decree, s. !■ hukum, -laae,/. <=
order; forma9,-tia,». = com-
mand.
2. ph&is&l, -1&, «.=sdecisiOD, sen-
tence ; tirp,-pa, «. =decisioD;
tirmaa, -aS,, ».=deci8ion.
Decree, s*. l.bukumdi; formS^i
s order.
2.ph&i8&l utsar = pronounce
sentence.
3. nisSeisi = establish.
Deereplt, a. bhou mat&ro = /,
very old; ziiddo; z&r&dio;
mortan.
Decrepitude, s. matSrepon, -na, n.
Decretal, s. tirp, -pa, n,; tirman,
-ria, n.
Dedicate, ^- bhet^s:/. offer; so-
' morpi or s3.milrpi; see Coa-
seorate.
Dedication, s. bhetouiien, -nea,
«. = offering: somorpo^ (or
s&m&rp&n), -na, n. ; s(e Oon-
■eoration.
Deduce, v, deuB=/. descend, cA.
cs,\ ye, c6. cs. = coma; ghe,
c&. cs. •stake; cisSeisi; tfit-
p&riya k&r a make a conclu-
sion.
Deduct, V. kad-/. take away;
k&Jri = Bubtract.
Deduction, s. l.k&JvunSea, -iSea,
n.
2. tatp&riya.
Deed, s. l.k&rni,-ne,/.=i action.
2, d&klo, -le&, m. =s authority,
or document; d&steroz, -z&,
«.
D. of sale = kr&i6it, -ti,y^
Deem, v. aloien k&r; Cint.
Deep, a. X.gaaA pr., and /g. also t
e. g. thought, meditatioD,
mind; kbol; k&ntn.
2./g. k&tin, e.g. sleep, matter;
nibbor, e.g. sleep.
S.s&k&ilo, e.g. voice.
4. gutateo, e.g. questions.
5.gb&t = /. firm, e.g. d. con-
yiction.
Deep silence = a n-bun nan, /,
not 'an-bun', or g&p£ip mn.
very silent, cA. «., e.g. gftp-
6ip raule =: they remained
very silent.
Deepen, v. 1. gund kSrr, tr.\ gund
za, n. V.
^•/g- ts&d&is/. increase.
Deeply, ad. l.gund zaan,
2./g. purten = totally ; bhou
tsM = very much.
Dee
Def
Beer, ;. lii&l, 4U, n,
Befaoe, v. vidrup k&r = f. make
a fearful figure, or without
figure.
Defanution, s. tsadi, -ye, /. =
backbitiDg; b&dlaro, -mi,/,
or -ma, n. = calumny; see
OUitmuyi^nda, -de,y.; be-
dap, -pa, m.\ byabra, -ra,
m. = l. UQ character.
Sflfame, v- boren iiaun {or man)
kad^^.'take away the good
name (or honour) ; ninda
8&iig = say calumnies ; b&d-
lilm gh&l ; bedap k&r = make
defamation ; manar uUi.
N. B. man kfid is not quite exact :
yet it ts used in this mn. "■
Default) s. 1. naBtanau = I.. n<rt
. being, cA. cs. ; or resolve it
into verb diata. =s appears,
with neg. part. .
2. giiirhazri, -re, /. = absence,
ch. cs.
Defeat, v. 1. zfi.it vor, prs. 2nd
Loc.=l. gain a victory; daun-
dai = cause to run (away),
c. T. of d&un; p&d^u k&r,
solri, or solr&i = defeat.
2.inkar kar, e.g. d. a bill (in
Parliament) nirfol k&r = I.
make fruitless, frustrate.
Defeat, s. I. p^dau, -dava, »». =
military d.
2, inkar, -ri,/. {or -ra, «.)= /.
denial.
Defeet, s. fi.ib, -ba, n. = esp.
physical defect.
Dtfeotion, s. 1 katkai, -ye,/=-Z.
revolution.
2. 8odnen,-ne&, n., or sodni, -ne,
/. = l. leaving.
Defective, a, l.uno = /. less.
2.fLibat80, e.g. not- having a&
(one's) members, or with any
(esp. physical) fault.
Defence, .t. l.sambalap, -Ip&, «.,
(?/■ aambalai, -ye,/".; raknen,
-- _-nea,«,=/, protection, guard;
ftiro, -rea, ot. = refuge; g6p,
-pa, n. = bo8om,y^. ; adhar,
-ra, «. = help.
2. zap, -pi,/. = /. answer; fg,
mn. defence.
3.b&Jiavi, -TCj /. mn. d. i^-a
case by, a pleader.
Defenceless, (f. agro natijUo: nirft-
dhari.
Defend,^, l.sambal; asro asa =
is refuge, ch. cs. ; rak = I.
guard, hence .'rakoribodvo,
-vea, m. = guardian angel';
pois kar = keep far ; tsukai
= ward off, ch. cs.
2. t8fi,lfii, = I. cause to walk,
e.g. i. a case; b&Eavi s6d =
I. seek defence (of a plead-
er).
Defendant, see Aoeneed under
. Aoouaer.
Defensive, a sambaltso.
Defer, v. 1. pati ghal = /. put
back; magir kfi^r = /. make
afterwards.
2..maa d&kai,=/, show honour ;
see also Comply.
i.-...iA'00grc
Def 1
Sefbreiica, s. ma,D, -na, m. = I.
honour; lifeSa, -ie,/
Befloienor, s. unepon, -na, n.; by
the verb tsukta = is tnissing,
or nan = is not ; or rs. into
thodo <= a little.
Deficient, a. l.uno, e.g. d. in
virtue.
2. &ibat80 ; see Defsctire.
Defile,^. 1.mhMok3,r, ortnli^lai
s: I. make dirty; bIifi|Uli;
iiLlsik p&tak adar=/. commit
an obscene sin; kb&tHi =
ImI. viola, contamina.
1. bol k&r = /. make violence,
Lot. stuprare.
Itefllement, s. kb&t, -ts,, n. = /.
stain; bursepoiii, -nia, «. =:
impurity; bh&St, -ta, n.
Define, v. l.pr. gSdi glial = put
limits.
^.fg. vivor sang, G. M. = /,
give explanation ; or vivorsi,
= /. explain; s&kt&n bit&r
dak&i = /. show among all,
i. e. distinguish ; nieiSeisi =
establish ; 8omz9.i •= give to
understand, c. v. of somza =
understand; &rtb sang s say
the meaning, G. M.\ sost
dak&i = show clearly.
Definite, a. kh&ndit; nisi^eisillo
= /. established, decided.
Definition, .r. l.m&sudo,-dea,m.,
e.g. d. of man.
2. vivor, -ra, m. = /. expla-
sation; firth sangtso = say-
ing of the meaning.
9 Deg
Definitive, see Deoisive.
Deform, v. b&irup k&r ^ I, make
disfigured; rapp&dk&r; un
k&r; vidrQp k&r.
Deformed, a. rup natyllo; &Uik;
vikat-
Deformity, s. l.bftirup {or vid-
rup), -pa, n.K physical d.;
an, '-sih, n.
2.vaitpon, -na, n. = moral d.;
vikat&i, -yo,/., e.g. of sin.
Defraud, V. m63(6) kir - /. de-
ceive.
Deftity, V. di = give ; 'defray the
expenses == kh&rte kJLr, or
farik kir, or khJLrts bhorti
kar'.
Defy, V. see Challenge, Sespiee.
Degeneracy, s. kbofepoti, -nil, n.
= /. wickedness; pad zaun-
5en; kusap, -spa, n. w= I,
corruption.
Degenerate, v. kus; vait za; pad
Degradation, s. 1. kirko]ai, -ye,/.;
lu5cepon, -na, n. ; iipamaQ,
-na, m. = dishonoar.
2.b&rt&rap, -pS, n. mn. re-
moval from a degree, e.g.
from the priesthood, etc.
Degrade, v. l.b^rt&rap k4r =s I.
make degradation ; kad = /.
take away, e.g. kamantlo
kadlo.
^.\&zh.i,c.v. iyiJlz=be asham-
ed,^-
3. hiilko kiir = /. make low ;
uno k&r.
Deg 1
Degree, s. 1. graa, -ava, m. fr.
{I'lg. takli = /. head), 'Graa'
is used in nearly all the mn.
of the English 'degree'.
2.pato, -t^a, w. = diploma,
3, huddo, -dea, m. = I. rank,
i.th&T, -ra, n. = sort.
By degrees = thodefi thodefi =
little by little.
In Bonie d.^tikkeft = a little.
In a certain d.=thoden or su-
mar.
In the same d. = tfisents.
Deification, s. Devak sarko k&r-
tso; Devak sarko zauntso.
Deig^, V. putua = /. condescend,
Si. Dat.,e.g. makaputuata;
dS.ya k&r = make kindness ;
often omitted.
Deism, s. keyalesvaramSt, ~ta,
«. (C«, Mr^
Deity, s. Deupon, -na, n. {ab-
stract terni) ; Deu, Deva, m,
= God.
D^eet, V. dhair kad = I. take away
courage; dukai [c.v.of ^\sk)
= I. cause to feel sorrow.
Dejected, a. dukitiUo ; dbalr
natijUo; fiintest; dukeet.
Dejection, s. duk, -ki,y.; ^pabar-
vanso, -sea, m.\ apadhS.ir,
-ra, n.
Delay, ^'- l.pati ghal = /, put
back; rig. magir kar=make
after.
2.todou k§.r = /. make late;
kbai, tr., e.g. yaur kb, = de-
lay a work.
0 Del
3. soukas k^r = make slowly ;
soukas yots, «. w.=go slowly.
Delay, ^' todou, -dera, m.\ ka-
lau, -lava, m.
Delegate, v. 1 . dut zaun dhad =
send as ambassador ; aplea
b&dl£k dhad = l. send in
one's place; aplea buddear
dhad = I. seed on one's owe
dignity.
2. Dat. apli podvi di = /, give
one's power; ropsun di = /.
entrust.
Delegate, s. b^li,-lea, m.\ v&kil,
-la, m.
Delegation, s. dilli podvi, -ve,y.
=/. given power.
Deliberate,?. l.pole = look; (int
= tbiak; tak = /. weigh.
2.t&rk k^r = /■ make discus-
sion ; aloCen kS.r = /. make
deliberation ; see Enquire.
Deliberate, a. l.budvont {or bu-
divont) = I. prudent, cir-
cumspect; boren k&rn &in-
tun = well considered; za-
grut=attentive; zagrutayen
kello.
2,khusetso = /. wilful; kbnSen
kello = made with will; tu-
kijUo; or rs. kbusen = wil-
fully.
Deliberately, ad. l.zai mon;
khusen = I. with will.
2, zagrutayen = /. with atten-
tion ; boren kS.m 5intun =
/, after having well thought.
Deliberation, s. \. alo6en, -ni,/.
i.-...iA'Oogk-
Del
Del
S.niCeii, -6eva, m., = resolu-
tion.
3.rs. v., or ad., or a.
Delicacy, s, l.Dazukai, -ye,/.
2. ruts, -rTi£i,y. = I. taste.
Delicate, a. 1, nazak, e.g. food;
rutitso; eabS&m, e.g. d,
instrument.
2. rieketso = /. dangerous.
3.dakto = little; askit = /.
weak.
Delicious, a. 1. suadik; kbusS^
l&yetso.
2. rufiitso = d. to the taste.
Delight, s. s&otos, -sa, m.; khu-
Salai, -ye, /. = I. pleasure ;
sukh,-kha, n.=/. happiness;
nlas, -sS, m.
Delig:hi, V. tr. I. sSntos {or ka-
salal) di; s&ntos hhog&i =
I. cause to feel joy, c. v. of
bhog.
2. manua = /. please.
3. n. V. s&ntos {or kusalai) bhog
= feel pleasure.
De%htftil, see DeliciosB.
Delineate ». l-fg. vivor sSng,
G. M.~l. say explanation.
2./r. risko gbal=/. put(drair)
lineB,/^.; n&k£a kad.
Delineation, see Sketoh.
Dfllinqnent, s. gunyaukar, -ra,
m.
Delirious, a. m6t tsuk^llo = I.
deprived of mind; girigiri;
mdtir natvllo = ^ not being
in mind; zankiro.
Delirioofi (Be), v. zank or zamp.
Delirium, s. rs. m6t naS = /.
mind not, or nanm6t, -ti, /.;
girigiri, -ri,/.
Delirer,:'. ]. sod = /.leave; sod&i
n/, cause to be left, release;
BEinibfi^ = /. defend.
2. TOpsun di, or only di (hand
over to), Prs. Cm.
3.ut8ar = /. express, e.g. d.
a speech, a sentence.
i. dh&d = I. send, e. g. a mis-
sile; god = discharge, f. ^. a
5.kumok kSi,r=/. help (to bring
forth).
6.niTrai, e.g. from enemies;
for 'be delivered' see Brin;
forth.
Deliverance, s. sodvoni, -ni,/.
Deliverer, s. sodvondar, -ra, m.
appl. to our, L. y. C.
Delivery, s. l.pursutpo^, -na,
«. {Lai, partus); balnter, cr
balntyor, -ra, m.
2.utsaraQ, -q^, «.; utsarana.
tso jinos, -nsa, m. = way of
uttering.
Deluge, s. l.auru, -ra, «. = par.
tial d.
2. budtngal,-la,n.= universal d.
3./g- daryo, -ya, m. = I. sea,
e.g. d. of tears; gude = /.
mountainB, e.g. d. of ini-
quities.
Deluge, w. l.auru yeta, «.!<. = /.
inundation comes.
^■/g. bhor = /. fill; damp=
/. cover, ^.
Dem.
112
Den
Demft^g^St s. kut k&rteo m&nis
or kQtagSr, -r&, ot.e/. aman
making revolution; katkai
k&rtso m&nie or katkayegar,
'ta, m. = l.a. man making re*
volution; tint&Imari, -ria,
ffi. = tcoubleeome; utsiimbo-
}ai k&rtso m&nis = I, a mas
exciting.
Semiind, i>. l.mag = request;
h&kkan mag = /. ask with
right.
2.zaisis required, ch. cs,
Demiind, s. I.mag-nen, -nea, n.
2. vorat, -ta, m. = d. for pay-
ment.
Demean, v. l.tsfi.! = behave thy-
self; see Behave.
2. putua=deign, Sb. Dat.
Demeanour, s. ts&l, -li,/I; nMten.
-tea, «.
Democracy, s. dhazfLnauiSen raz,
-ja, ».; p&rjeSeii raz,
Demoliah, v. \.ms k^r; vibad
k&r; b6smi; all three have
the same mn.
2.kadn ghal = abolish, I. put-
ting out put.
3. apti.
Demolition, s. n&3, -sa, n.\ vibad,
-da, m.\ bfism, -ma, m.
Demon, s. bhut, -ta, m. ; deuD-
tsar, -r^, m.\ s&it&n, -iia, m.
Demoniac, s. deuutsar lagijUo
m&nis, -nsa, Tn.\ deuntsar
asyllo m&nis.
Demoniaoal, a. saitanatso; deun-
tsaratso.
Demonstrate, "o. ruzvat di=/. give
proof; tfrruzuk&r; dak&i=/.
show; vivor sang = /, say ex-
planation, G.M.\ sangUQ di,
e.g. in preaching, ex. speak,
treat; gurt^ as&=A sign is,
ch. cs,
Demooatration, s. ruzvat, -ti,y.;
ruzu,/. (mn. also signature
or a mark standing for it) ;.
vivor ,-ra, »(.=/. explanation;
dakon, -ni,/.=/. representa-
tion ; d&klo, -lea, m.=sl. d. by-
documents; gurti},-ta, m.=L
sign.
Demonstrative, a. ruzvatitso ;
thir; ghS.t.
Demoralization, s. l.kusap, -spa-
(or -pa), n. = l. corruption^
2.h&lkepon, -na, ».
Demoralize, v. }ms&i = l. corrupt^
c.v. ^kus.
Demure, s. see Uodest
Den, s. dol, -li,/. ; buyar, -ra, n. ;.
p5.njer, -ra, n.
Denial, s. inkar, -ti,/. (-ra, «.)
Denominate, v. mon=:A call, give-
name, Dat. ; ulo kSr,- n. c.
= more com. call or call by
Denomination, s. 1. naun, -ava,
«, =1. name; ulo, -lea, m,^
n. c. in this mn,
2. thar, -ra, m. = I. kind.
Denote, w. dakiii=/. show; gurt^
asa = 8ign is.
Denounce, v. I.somzd.i, c.v. = l,
give to understand; p&rg&t
„, „A.ooglc
Den 1
k&r, or p&rg&tiii = /. make
public; k&Ht \hi, or )i&\&i,
c,v, = l. make known.
2. firiyad di = /. give accusation
(legally) ; durua (non-legal-
w-
Sense, a. k^ntsoan = /. pressed
(esp. infg. mn.); g&a, e. ff.
A. hair (superl. g&ntif) ;
laguns/. attached, e.g. a
company of soldiers; dat =
/. thick.
Sensit;, s. datai, -ye, /. ; kin-
tsonnen, -nea, n. ; lagap,
^pa,«.=/, contiguity; g^n^-
pon, -na, n.
Dentist, s. dantafivoiz, -za, m.
Dennnoiation, s. 1. vlg. notia,
-sa, «. (common adYOrtise-
ment),^.; istyar, -rS, m. or
n. (by the Gorernment) ; pilr-
g&tnefi, -nea, «. = publica-
tion; Tatsap, -tspa, n. = I.
reading.
I.rs. V. far other mn.
Deny, v. l.inkar k^r = /. make
resistance, refuse, Ace.
2.nirak4risi.
S./g. A. oneself = risrai, /.
canse to forget; Gal. ad
rots = /. go against; aplea
&uguna5er z&it Yor = l. gain
victory against one's own
vices; see Self-desiaL
4.pr. naka mon = /. say 'no';
nan mon; neg. form of Y<i^
.= I. agree, grant {^nega'
DPP. to 'concede").
3 Dep
Depart, V- bbairs&r; vetasgoes
taal, e.g. d, from here.
D. this life=sftr.
Deputed, a. s^rijllo or morn-
pa ullo= dead.
Department, f. 1. zillo (t?^ jillo),
-lea, m. = district,
2. ilako, -kea, m., e. g. forest
department.
^.fg. thSr, -ra, m. = I. kind,
e.g. in every d, of studies.
Departure, s. l.bhairB&rS,p,-rpa,
«., bet. rs.
2. morn, -n§, n. = I. death.
Depend, v, l.umk^on asa, or
umk&I-ta.
2. kbalto asa = be under; tabe-
dar za = be in care of.
3. favo asa = /. belongs.
4.patiye, Prs. znd Loc. = I.
trust.
5. hatant asa = is in the hand
of, e.g. it depends on you
to come.
6.fg. lagun asa, 2tui Loc. = I.
is attached, e.g. on the life
of the king depend the lives
of the subjects ; det. rs. and
ch. cs.
Dependence,^, l.kbaltepon, -na,
«. = /. subjection.
2.fg. samind, -da, m. = /. con-
nection.
Dependency, s. adin asijUo gaun,
-aiiva, m.=l. subject country;
khalgaufi=/. subject country-
Dependent, a. khalto.
Depict, v. see Paint
i.-...i,L'OOglc
Dep 1
Depletion, s. iinu&rnen, -aea, n.
Deplorable, <z. 1. dukountso.
2. r&dtso ; rSdneri favo zallo.
Deplore^ v. b6b marn r&d = /.
crying weep ; or only T&d.
Depopulate, see Devastate.
Deport, •!>. l.gad par kir —
exile; tapak dhad= confine
to a certain place.
2. tB^l = I. vr8.\k.,/£: (behare).
Depose, f l.h&lko kiirs/. make
low; nieral=:/. deprive, e.g:
of an office, «. c. ; bS.rtiLrap
kir, e.g. of an office (the
comm. expression); kSd =
take away, e.g. from an
office.
2.a6d = /. leave, abdicate.
3. sakS kg,r ; saks di = /. give
evidence.
Deposit, V. l.&manM d6v6r.
2. d6T6r = /. keep (save) ; th&i.
Deposit, s. l.&man^t, -ta, n.
2. adou, -dva, m.
Depositary, J. thavanigar, -ra, m.
Deposition, s. I.b&rt5,rap, -pa,
n. = degradation.
2. vangmol, -la, ». = written
evidence under oath; sakS,
-ei, /. = evidence or wit-
ness.
Depravation, X. l.kusap, -spa (or
-pa), M.
2.b&lkepon, -na, n.
Deprave, v. kua&i, c.v. ^kua.
Deprecate, 'c>. 1. mag = /. pray.
2. dei. pois k&runk mag = /.
pray to keep far.
4 Der
Depreciate, I*, l.beparro kar^/.
despise, G.M.; mol band.
2, man kad.
Z.see also Abate (the price).
Depress, v, l.khalto k&r = /.
make humble, low.
2.dba,ir kad=take away cour"
age.
3. mod(6) = /. break ; fg. dnk&i.
Depression, s. kbaltepon, -^a, n.;
see Dejection.
Deprive, v. tsukiti, c. v. ^tsuk =
miss; kild = /. take away;
nisrai, e. g. of an office.
Depth, s. gundai, -ye,/, also fg.
e.g. of mind; kholai, -ye,/l
Deputation, s. l.bftdli, -lia, m.
= /. substitute.
^.bet. dut, -ta, m.
Depute, V. aple suater . . .dhad;
apleab&dlak dhad = /. instead
of him send ; b&dliak dhad
= /. send a substitute; dutak
dhad = I. send a messenger;
or dutzauQ dhad; see Dele-
gate.
Deputy, s. dftlal, -la,»i. = agent;
b&dli, -lia, m. = substitute;
dut, -ta, m. = messenger.
Derangre, 'c. gus&p i&r = /.make
confusion; guspadais/. coa-
found, e.g. the mind.
Deranged, a. pisoso; vid lagyiUo.
Dereliction, s. sodui, -ne,/,; nir-
iidbar, -tSl, m.
Deride, v. has or haseak ghSl;
yedai = /. mock; 6e£tai k&r,
G=.>.
i.-...iA'00glc
Der
Des
SeriTatios, s. ftritmb, •ba, m. =
I. origin.
Derive, v. l.rs. into aei, e.^.
St. Francis derives his name
from caetle Xavier = Saua
FranSiskak Xavier moljea
kote&6en naunasa.
2,ghe = /. receive.
3. ;eta = /. cornea, ch. cs.
4. kad = /. draw.
5. melta=/. is foiind,y^. comes,
is derived.
6-nip&za (n.v.).
Derogate, v. r&dd^ kSkr=l. make
nullity; see also Diiiparag:e,
Detrut
Descend, v. l.pr. deun, c.v. de-
voi (f^r deund&i, fl.c); ut&r.
2.^. ubzata, ch. cs, mn, has
origin.
S.putaas/. deign, Sd. Dat.
4. mh] = be found, e.g. an in-
heritance, Sb. Dal. ; p6d =
fall ; ya = come.
Descendant, s. sJLntat, -ti, f. = l.
posterity.
Descent, s. I. devarien, -nea, «.
(deuni, -ne,/.),
2.ir&mb, -ba, «. = origin; ku-
tamb, -ba, n., or knfam,
'tmii, n.\ r&gat, -gta, ». = /.
blood, ^.
Describe, v. l.ghal=A put, e.g.
d. a circle.
2. vivorsi [or vivor sang) = /,
give a description.
8. t&psil sang, G. F. = I. say
detail.
4. yetapr&kar s&ng, mn. say the
history of, /. say as it comes
(as it came).
Description, s. I. t&psil, -li, /.;
vivor, -rS, m.
2. &biprai, .je,/, = l. neivs,
3.th&r, -rii, m.^ml. kind.
Desert, n. yek&ts= alone; yek-
Buro = solitary.
Desert] s. 1. &r&aeti, -ne&, n.;
ran, -na, n.\ molefi, -lefi, ».
= ex. forest.
2. pun, -na (or punen, -neS), n.
= merit; tsakri, -re, /". = /.
service,^.
Desert, v. eddsleave; pdls/. run
away.
Desert, s. sodftp, -dpS,, n. ; sodni,
-ne,/.; nir&dbar, -ra, m.
Desenre, v. (maka) l^vo zat§,
Dai. Prs. = I, is due ; taka
zai = he deserves it ; devo,
(-i, -en) asa = is due.
Design, V. I.n&kiSa kad = draw.
2.8odun kad = /. seeking take;
bor5.i=/. write,
3. nomiyar=/. nominate; Cintun
borai = /. thinking write.
4. alo&en k3,r = make inten-
tion, have in mind, make
a plan.
Design, s. bhau, -af a, m. = con-
ception of the mind, plan;
&lo5en, -ui, /. >= intention ;
see Plan.
Designate, ii. 1- dak&i = I. show.
2. nemsi = /. appoint, mokruri
k&r.
„, ..,:,A.ooglc
Des
3.kfi4 = A draw, (select); vin-
tsua kad = select.
Deslgution, see Appointment.
Sesixe, s. khnsi, -§e,/; ipekSa,
-kSe,/; asa, -se,/. {or ase)
ruts, -Ci,/. (of food); arba,
-be, /! = longing ; laleuneo,
Desire, v. I.kkaii vor, G. F.=
wish ; asa kir, G. F. or only
&se = wiali; &pekiSi, apeksa
kfir; lale=long for.
S.mags^ request.
DeeirooB, a. l.khuletso; bet. rs.
into s. or v.
2.urbe8t = loDging.
Itesist, ""■ thamb = /. cease;
86d=/. leave; rau=/, remain
(from doing) ; m^nna k&r =
/. cease.
Besk, s. dakten mez, -za, n. = I.
small table.
Desolate, a. l.yeksuro^ solitary.
2, nas kello = rained.
3.dukest = ^. sorry.
D. place = ariinen, -;iea, n.
Desolate, v. duk&i = /. cause sor-
row, c.v. tf/^duk; see Der&a-
t&te.
Desolation, s- duk, -ki, /. = I.
sorrow ; see Solitndef Devas-
tation.
Despair, v- ]. ^£ {or ase) s6d =
/. leave desire or hope.
I.neg^./orm o/^a.iie=l. trust.
Despair, s, bebd^rufinso, -sefi, m-;
&pab3,ruanso, -sea, «.; nira-
sa, -Se,y., e.g. in d. of life.
Despatch, v. 1. dhad = /. send;
dandi ; r&T^nen k&r == send
e.g. a message.
2. k&bar k&r = /. accomplisb ;
tjrsi ; ph&diSa k&r.
3. sfima k&r = /. settle.
4,./g. jiusiS m&r = kill.
Despatch, s. 1. dhadnen, -nea, «.
or dhfidap, -dpa, »., «. c.\
r&vanen, -nea, n.
2. kagad, -g^a, n. = I. letter.
3,isty£ir, -ra, m. public adyer-
tiaement.
4.hukum, -kme,y. = /. order.
Despise, v. beparvo {or bepiirTai)
kiLr, G. M. {F.)
Despond, v. asa s6d = ^ leave
hope.
Despot, s. l.vait rai, -ya, m.=
I. bad king; ni^tur rai, -ya,
tn. = I, cruel king ; aple iiS^ha-
dip&ti, -ti, m.
2. sot&ntri, -ria, m., i. e. a king
with absolute power; aple
i&JShadikari, -ri, m.
Despotism, s. 1. niSturai, -ye,
/. = /. cruelty.
2, BOt&ntry, -ra, ». « /. absolute
power; aple iiSiShadikar, •r&,
m.
Dessert, s. fdlhar, -rS, m.
Destination, s. l.sevot, -{a, m.^
1. aim, end; 6et. rs.
2. mokrnri, -re, ■/. = appoint-
ment.
3. m&ndavol, -li, y^=: arrange-
ment.
A'Oogk-
Des
Det
SeBtine, v. l.kS,rn dordr, mn.
ordain, appoint; nemsi =
nominate, appoint.
2. nirmi, e.g: God has destined
me to die.
S.Tiatsnn kad = eelect, e.g: d.
for heaven.
Destiny, s. gratstsar, -ra, tn.=
fate {often misfortune); nir-
manea {or nirmonenj, -nea,
n.\ n&sib, -ba, ». = lot, Lot.
fortune.
destitute, s. durbalo, or dublo =
I. poor; bet. eodijllo = aban-
- doned; vater gballo = /. pat
on the iray (abandoned);
nirbhagi = /. unhappy, wret-
ched; nastaQan=Dot having,
added to the word following,
destitute of; vinensi/. with-
out, ch. cs.\ or use the neg.
form, e.g. d. of feet = pai
natullo; upai natullo; ^har
natuUo = I. without money -
niradbari; g&tnatuUo; kir
kol=/. wretched.
Destitution, s, niradbar, -ra, m.;
sodnen, -nea, n. or sodni,
-ne,yi ; durbolpon, -nS, «, =
poverty ; durbolkfii, -ye,/: =
poverty; fikant, -ta, m. =■ I.
misery; k£i£t, -t&, m. = I.
suffering; j.^e Destitute.
Destroy, ». nis kir = I. ruin ;
vibad kir = rain ; bhasmi,
c. Tf. of hh&Bma ; see also
DemoliBh, Annul, Consume,
Abolish.
DestJuetible, a, nas favo zallo;
nas zauntso.
Destinotion, s. nis&ntfin, -oi, ».;
bhong, -ga, m.
Destraotive, a. luksanatso = /.
causing loss; nas kilrtso;
vib&d k&rtso.
Desuetude, s. rs. sovoi n&ii= I,
no custom.
Desultory, a. krfimaviii = irregu-
lar.
Detaoh, v. \.pr. kad.
2, niklai, c. v. of nikil, e.g. a
button.
Z.fg. pois" kir, pois" doT6r =
/. separate.
4. ving&d&i or vingM k&r = /.
separate.
Detachment, s. kumpni, -ne,f,fr.
Detail, v. t&psil sang = /. say
detail, G..f. .
Detail, s. tSpsil, -U, /.
Detain, :>. I.dov6r = keep; pati
dov6r = keep back.
2.todou kar =1^ make late.
3. ravoi, c. v. of rau = remain.
Detect, V. l,mel = /. be found,
Dat. Prs.\ sodua m6I=/.
seeking be found.
2. taias k^r, e.g. a thief.
Deter, v. 1. be|tai= /.scold, men-
ace, hence ch. cs.; adai = /.
pre- vent, e.g. he deterred
him from doing thiB=tanen
taka yen kfirunk adaila.
2. pois" dov6r=/. keep far.
Deteriorate, v. pad kir, tr. v.;
pad za, n. v. .
Det
Dev
Determinktion, s. 1. tinnan, -ca,
n. = l. decision.
2.iii^u, -vi, m. K resoIutioD ;
mfittu, -tSi ».i «■ '^•
S.nirmoneB, -nea, «., e.£', d.
of a meeting ; nisiSeisilli y&f
BtQ, -tu^.=deteriniiied thing.
Determine, z'. l.vivor 8ang = /.
say explanation, G.M.
3. ntiSeisi = /. decide; tirp
k&rn di.
3. 5int = /. think (make up
one's mind) ; niiSeu k&r ;
miLttn k&t.
4, s&ma k&T = l, settle.
5.1ai = /. apply, «.^.d. to write.
Determined, a. nis&eisiUo, t. e.
fixed; kh&ndit.
Detest, V. kantal; h&gen dovdr.
Detestable, a. kantalo ^vozallo;
kantaleatso ; hageatso.
Detestation, s. kantalo, -lefi, m.;
h&gen, 'gea, ».; jidd^, -da,
«.
Detlirone, 'p. pat aoi&i^l. cause
to leave the throne; patan-
tlo kfid, n. c. ; pa^a voilo
kad; nierai = /. deprive (of
an ofSce).
Detract, ». l.pr. kfid.
2./ff, durua; man kadis/, take
away honor; tsildio sS.ng=/.
say detraction.
Detraction, s. tsadi, -ye,/.
Devastate, f- desvat k&r; dM
k&r; see Ruin.
Devastation, s. desvat, -\e, /. ;
nal, -la, m.
Devalope, v. 1 . pr. kad ; sod&i.
2 ./£'. vistarSri = /. enlarge ; only
vist&r.
S.Tivor 8&ng=/. give explana-
tion.
4. vadiLi ■« /. hring up,
5.ts&d&i=/. increase,
DeTSIopment, s. l.rs. v. ts&d&i=
increase.
2. Tadau, -dava, «.
S.sevot, -ta, m.^: issue.
Deviate, ^. 1. porta - I. tarn,
{imper. sing, por&t).
2, vat 8o4 = I- leave the way;
vat tank = /. miss the way.
Z./g. p&d za, vait z& = /, get
bad.
Deviation, .r. l.portouneS, -i^eiL,
«.
2.tBuk, -ki, /. = I. mistake, 1
erring; gunyaun, -ava, m.= |
I. fault. I
Device, i- 1. 6ilm&tkar, -ra, m. = \
I. artifice; hikm&t, -ti,/. :
2. npai, -ya, m. = /. means. I
Devil, s. sSitan, -na, m. ; hhut,
-l&, m.\ deuuts&r, -ra, m.\
mharu, -rva, m,
DeviliehjO. 1, s5.itanatso,/r.,_/^.; |
deuntsaratso, Pr.,/g. j
l./g. khoteponat BO = wicked.
Devise, s'. sodun kad=/. seeking
draw; £int = /. think, frame,
imagine; see Beqneatii.
Devolve, "n. 1. vopsun di, tr. v. ™
I. deliver; sodn di.
2. n. V. mel == I, be found, e.g.
property, an inheritance, «/<;.
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Dev
Die
DeTota, V. 1. bhal, e. g. d. thy-
self wholly to; bhetai = /.
offer, G. M. (tsakrek).
2. prSyog ka.r=/. make use, e.g.
time; het. kh&rci = expend.
3. lag = /. apply, e.g. to studies.
DeToted,i., rs. z'.; lagijUo ^given
to, I. attached,^^.
Derotion, f . l.dev&spon, -Da,».;
bb&ktipon, -na, n.\ bhikt,
-ti,y.; 84ntipoa, -na, «.
I.fg. bhalap, -pa,«., n.c. = l.
attachment; ipnrbai, -ye,/.
= /. affection.
Deroitr, v. 1 . gil = swallow, fr.,
/g., e.g. eat quickly; grSsi
{pi. w.) ; bakabaka kha.
2. nas kar = /. ruin.
Devout, a. bh^igeTODt = /. holy;
devagelo; deTisponatso, e.^.
a d. woman.
Dew, J. dou, -ova, m.
Dewy, a. dovatso ; dovan bhor-
lolo — I. filled with dew.
Diadem, -5. makut, -ta, m. = I.
crown ; kurou, -rova, m. = l.
crown, rl.,/r.
Diagnosis,.!. l.pidegun = /. qua-
lity of sickness, [sickness.
2. pidep&riksaiE examination of
Dial, s. saryaCen gadiyal, -la,
n. := /. clock of the sun.
Dialeot, s. tsalti bhas, -se, y. =
/. current language; hjllki
bhas = /. low language.
Sjaleetic, j. tirkayidya, -ye, /.
= /. science of discussion,
reasoning.
Df&logrne, s. ulonen, -nea, «.;
g&zal, -li, /. IE chat; sfim-
baien, -^a, ».
Diameter, f. I,(m&nclii!&<ieii) ad-
mezap, -zpa, »., n.u.; Tyas,
-sa, w., Mr, Cn.
2. datai, -ye, /, = /. thick-
ness.
Diametrioally, ad. l./g. purtefi
= /. entirely; kev&I.
2. portefi = /. contrarily.
Diunoud, s. Tazry, -ra, «.
Diaphoretic, a. gham^itolo s= /.
causing perspiration.
Diarrluea, s. ntkade, -dea, n. ;
'hare d. = utkade za'; vlg.
potantlen veta, Prs. Dai.',
'taka p. veta'; nirToJi, -le,
/.; jalab, -ha, «.
Diary, s. di8&6en pastak, -ka,
n. = /. book of the day;
disarrati patri^, -ra, n.
Dictate, v. 1. formal = /. com-
mand; see Command.
2. vatsun 8aDg= /. reading say ;
boroun£eak Yats = read for
writing, n.c.
Diction, .;. bhasetso jinos, -usa,
w.; or only bhas, -se, /. =
language.
Dictionary, s. utrautso mel(6) or
utran mel(6), -[a, m. = I.
collection of words; utran-
iSen pnstak, -ka, n.; e&bdan-
arthapastak; llrthapustak ;
8&bdaa bfi.ndaf, -ra, n.
Die, s. tsouk or iSouk, -ka, m. ■= I.
square, n. ex.
„, „ L.oogic
Die
Dif
Lie, !'. 1 ■ m6r ; m6ra paa ; s&r =
/.depart; pray sod = /, leave
the life; pran di= /. give life
(for another).
"i./g. d. (of love, etc.) = mdr.
Diet, s. 1 . khan, -na, w, = /. food.
2. unec khan, thoden khan = I.
little food; uticD kh&un5en;
bet. p6t, -ta, «., e. g. of a sick
man, k. w.
3. a&bha, -bhe, /. Lat. con-
ventus.
Siflbr, -v. l.sfima n&in -= /. is
not equal ; « .bhed(e) asa = /.
difference is (are not equal) ;
t&pbavot asa.
I.neg.form ofia^=.l. agree.
D^erenoe, *., ts. v.\ neg. form
of aarken, -kea, «. ■= re-
semblance; ts&d(i;ieii, -Dea,
«. = /. more or less, ajft^u/jf
asn0un\ bhed(§),-da,7».=:/.
distinction; tiiphavot, -ti,/^
Tettyaa, -sa, wj.; phorak, -ka,
m.\ aat&r, ra, n.
Different, a. 1 . g^ma natnllo = I.
not equal; tots niLia^Qot
the same; -j6T = L^t. alius,
e.g. they went hack to their
country by a different road;
badfl.ly^^OTb3,d<a= changes;
dusro = Lat. alius, e.g. it is
not this, but another, or it
is different from this.
2. Teglo = /. separated : 'men
speak different things = mi-
nis vegleo vegleo vftstu ul4i-
tat'.
Diffbrently, a. l.dusre jinsin^/. i
in another manner. |
2. nan zalear =: I. if it does not |
happen, (else, Lat. secus).
Difficult, a, k&tin, e.g. the study
of a language ; kiL8tantso=/.
painful; sometimes the subst.
\i^i is used; &ng&d = hard, I
e.g. to God no work is dif- I
£cult; we walked through j
difficult ways; saiik5st,
Difflonlty, J- l.k^st, -ta, tk. =/.
arduousness, pain; kfltinai,
or k&ntinai, -ye, /, ; see adj.
2. &ag&dai, -ye,/, see adj.
3.&ddi, -de,f. = l. ohjection.
4. pr^yis, -aa, w,, e. g. d. of
doing something.
5.akant, -ta, m. = l. distress.
Diffidence, ^. dpab^ryaso or
bebarvaso, -sea, m.; neg.
form of patiyeni, -ae, /. =
trust; bhen, bhiya, «. = /.
fear; nirasa, -se,/. = /. des-
pair; apadbair, -ra, n.\ apa-
nd,mbik, -ke,/.
Diffident, <!■ patiyenat^llo; ^pa-
nilmhigetao.
Diffuse, V. l.vaToi = c^use to
flow,
2. Tistarai=:/. extend, tr.v.
3. vau = /. flow, n. v.
i. ye = I. come, e.g. diffuses a
sweet smell = pormol yeta,
/. a good smell comes.
5. fSrslai, e.g. d. an odour; ^s^!,
«. V.
i.,,....iA'00glc
Dif
Din
Dimue, a. l.Tistarloloix /. ex-
tended.
2. ts&d = much.
TUg, TT. l.kond.
2.U3ti>=/. stir, e.g^. a grave.
Jhgeat, "o. l.sama. kfir=/. make
right (arrange) ; maad = a.r-
raiige.
S.jir&i, c.v. ofya\ jirvon kar;
v&rga; maka jirta (food).
^•fg- horen kUrn &int=/. think
■well-
Digestible, a. bolaiket80=/. heal-
thy.
Dilation, s. jirvon ,-ne,/(of food).
Dig estire, a. jirvonetso.
Dif ^r, .r. kondtolo, -left, «t.
Digit, 5. Nilgai, -la, n. (inch).
Digrnttury, s. huddeagar, -rii, m.^
e.g. a biBhop.
Dignity, s. l.podvi, -ve, /, = A
power, e.g. walks with dig-
nity; TOdpon, -nS, «. = /.
greatness; d&baso, -jeE, m.
= 1. pomp.
2. stiti, -ti,/.=/. state; huddo,
-dea, )W. = rank.
3. man, "Ua, m. = I. honour;
mana&eu kam, -ma, n. = I.
high office.
4. m&ryad, -6.i,/.=l. decorum,
and also decorations.
Digress, z*. 1 . 66d = /. leare, ^. ;
pojta = turn (tm^er. sing.
por&t).
2.bhair B&r = start, /r.
DigrsBBion, s. rs. v.\ sodneS,
-oea, »., or sodai, -ne, /.;
portanen,-nea, »., or portap,
-pa, ». = I. turning.
Dilspid&ted, a. podtso = /. fall-
ing.
Dilate, v. vistarai, c. v. of vis-
tar.
Dilemma, s. vlg. yen en bain
tenen n&iS = /. here well
there river; katri b&ri tiirk,
-k5, «., n. c. = Lat. argu-
mentum forficis instar.
Diligenofl, s. zagrutai, -ye, / =
carefulness; uaarai, -ye,/". =
/. cleverness; tsatrai -ye,/.
E care.
Diligent, a. zagrut; usar; tsurk
= 1, {ictive; tsatur.
Dilute, ^. m61&i {with the word
expressing the diluting li-
quid) = l. mix; patal k&r =
make thin.
Dim, a. kaloso, or kalso; kalki,
appl. to night and mind ;
mnsku.
Dim, V. kalso k&r.
Dimension, s, vodai, -ye,yi z6k,
-ka, ». = /. measure; mezap,
-zpa, ». = measurement.
Diminish, v, urio k4r, tr. v.-^l.
make less; uno za, n.v.\
devoi = I. cause to descend
(price).
Diminution, .r. unepon, -:tia, n. ~
I. deficiency, or rs. v.
Dimness, s. ka^ok, -ka, m.
Dk, s. hak ani b6b, -be, /., or
hak Uh.
Din
Dir
Dine, ■v. jeu, c. v, jevoi; jeva^
kacie {or kattghe).
Dining-room, s. jeunaSeiL kud,
-da, «.; jeuaSeii kud; jeuna-
kud.
Dianer, s. jevan, jeu^a, n. =
meal : 'inTite to d. = jeunak
apoi'; 'give d. = vad (serve
Diocese, s. dies, -sa, m.^ or dio-
sez, -■L\,f.,fr.\ bispa5en raz,
-ja, ».
Dip, v. bud&i, c. v. ^bud; bu-
doun biz&i = /. plunging wet.
Dip, s. budap, -dpa, «.
Diploma, s. pato, -tea, m., e. g.
doctor's d.
Diplonuicy, s. ts^lounSi vidya,
Diplomatic, s. rayatso v^kil.
m.\ m^ntri, -ri, m.
Direct, v. 1. s^ma k&r = /. make
straight.
I.G. isilean nit vots = go ia
the direction of, ch. cs,, e.g.
direct yourself towards =
iailean vots.
3. porti = ^ turn; 'direct the
ship towards the shore =:
tarun veiek porti',
4. Or. parmane k&r = /, do ac-
cording to (regulate); in-
stead of k5,r, the meaning
may require some other verb.
5. ts^l&i = /. cause to walk,
fg-, rule-
6. G. navar kagad borai = /.
write the letter in the same
of, address; melvilas borai =
write the address.
7. vor = /. bring, lead.
Direction, s. \. rs. v. ; karkhano,
-nea, m. = I. admiaistra^
tion.
2.kus, -si, /.=sl. side: 'te
kusin = /. in that side' ; vesai ;
only thain: 'in every di-
rection, everywhere = s&rvij.
thS,iii or sagjean'.
3. karbar, -ra, «.
4. regrij, -re, /. = I. rule, /r. ;
kaido, -dea, m.
5.sikon, -ne,/. = instruction.
Directly, ad. 1 . nit zaun=straight.
2. atants = now.
Director, f. 1. tsaiaitolo (Joined
to the thing or person di-
rected).
2. karbari, -ria, m. adminis-
trator or superintendent of
a building, and the like.
3. vodil, -la, m. = /. superior.
Directress, s, vodiln, -ni,/.; tsS-
laiteli, -le,/.
Dirt, 5. 1. koir, -ra, m.; fiikol,
-kla, m.; bursepon, -na, «.
filthiness, pr.fg.
2.agruiL, -ra, «., e.g. of the
feet.
Dirty, a. mhelo; iilsik>=/. ugly;
burso {physic, and moral) ;
aSto (hands); iSiklatso, e.g.
d. body, d. place, pr./g.
Dirty, v. mhe^&i, c.v. of mhej;
mhelo kar = make dirty;
iSikoUi, n. c. ; 5ikol k&r.
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123
Ms
2f. B. Soint verfii eompovndtd tritA dii no( put doien here mai/
by the negative form of the oompoand»d verb.
Disability, J. aSfikt, -ti,/, e.£: for
an ofEce; rs. podri nan =
/. power not. [weak.
Disable, v. &skiit kfirr = I. make
Disaocnatom, v. eovoi kad = /.
take away the custom,
(adli = anterior musi be
sometimes added),
DioadTantage, s. luke^n, -na, n.\
n&st, -ta, n. ; 'luksanak podta
= /. it falls to d.'
Disadvantageons, a. 1. luksanatso
= injurious.
2. &ugunatBO = unfavourable.
Disaffect, v. mdn pois k&r.
Disaffection, a. 1. nakhuSi, -se,
/.; &paprit, -ti,/, «. c; kan-
talo, -lea, m.i= abhorrence.
2. Sappen mon,-n&, ».=/.heart
! t!t<prettei,
not salted (cold).
Disagree, w. \.neg.fon
i?fyop=
, %.neg.foTtn of z\: 'makil zSi-
naS = I disagree with this'.
*I disagree with you = maka
&ni taka vettyas asa'.
Disagreeable, a. l.dukouDtso = /.
afflicting; vlg. boreii ii&in =
not good; by the neg.form
' of the verb inanua = please,
or (T^borefi dista = it seems
well (is nice, pleasant); k&r-
k^rantBO = /. annoying; be-
zarSyetBO {or bejaratso) =
troublesome; tondreatso = /.
embarrassing.
2. Alsik {said of 9!(a^X)=l. ugly.
3. k3.tin = severe.
4.1^&i kilrtso = qnarrelliDg.
Disagreeableness, s., rs. into adj. ;
k^rk&r, -ra, «. «:annoyance ;
bezarai, -je, /, = /. trouble.
Disagreement, s. nanvoppigi, -ge,
/., n.c.\ nyai, -ya, m.'sl, dis-
cord; vetyas, -aa, m, (dif-
ference of opinion etc.).
Disappear, i: 1. nap&ints za; mi-
yak za.
2, cause to disappearEn&p&iats
{or mayak) k&r.
Disappoint, v. a§a kb&li k&r, or
a. besti k&r; asa tsak&i; pa-
tiyeni tsuk&i; vlg. ambaden
z&leii, or ambado di; fot&i
{not ex.); mo8(6) k&r; vlg.
Bular gbal (put on a big
Btick); kadiyer ghal (put on
a small stick).
Disappointment, s. by the verb;
gadai, -ya, m. = /. cluster,
fg. (Konk.y, nirasa, -se, f;
mosavolok, .lki,/.= acknow-
ledgment of deceit; tsuk^
mak, -ki,y.
Diaapproral, s. nap&s&nd {not
decl.).
Disapprove, v. neg. form of piU
sfi.nd kS.r = approve; or of
kobulkitr=conseiit; gunyS,u-
kar k&r = /. make guilty;
durva {ex. reproach).
Dis
terbi eompotmdtd with dii nol put down here may be expreueS
by the negatiTo form of Ike eompoandad Terb.
Disarm, 2'. batyarao kad = /. take
away the weapons.
Dis&rraiifreiueiit, s. guB&p, -spa,
n.=l. coDfuBion;&kr&iD,-ina,
n.
Disaster, s. p&dau, -^ava, m.=^l.
defeat; (vod) kSfit, -ta, m.=
(great) suffering; tsak, -ki,
/. = mistake (which has been
the cause of disaster); &pfid,
-da, n.
Disavow, 'V. neg.fornt cifvop =
acknowledge; or of kobul
kir, or of kobul za = con-
sent.
Disbelief, s. 1 . &nbar&dt, -ta, m.
used for d. in God.
2, 3.pabilrvan80, -sea, m.\ ipa-
D^mbik, -ke, f. = distrust ;
Upadb&ir, -ra, n.
S.dubau, -bava, mi. = doubt.
DisTjelieve, v. l.neg: form of
sitmand (d. in God).
1. Neg.fornt of a)'^a,i\je, i)nfi^
mga, c) Dflmboa = trust.
Disburse, J', farik k&r = /. pay;
kb&rfii = /. expend.
Disc, s. mand, -di,/'. = quoit.
Discern, v. bhed kjir = /. make
distinction; t&favot k^r^/.
make distinction; somza;
kai = get known, Prs. JDat.\
sost pole ; solt dista = ap-
pears clearly, ch. cs.
Disoernment, s, bud, -ii,f; budi-
prfi,kae, -sa, m.
DiBohargie, v. 1. vojen kad = /.
take off the burden.
2. van =/. flow as rivers, ch. cs.
3. vonk = /. vomit.
i. eod=/. leave or dismiss, e.g'.
a missile.
5.ts&l&ia/. perform; pal, «.^.
duty.
6. mar = A beat, e.g. a gua.
7.k&r = /. execute, do.
DiBcbarg:e, s. l.far, -ra, m. (of
a gun).
2. palo, -lea, m., of a duty.
3. rs. V.
Disc^le, s. sis, -sa, m. = papil
(tiar. sissi}, ^sa, m.); siktolo
bargo, -gea, m. = learning
boy; iakulatso burgo, -gea,
m. = school-boy, /r.
Discipline, s. l.sikap, -kpa, n. =
/. learning; tiirbet, -ti,/l =
education.
2. m&ryad, -di, /. = /. modesty,
decorum; kaido, ^dea, m. =
I. duty,^./. military d. de-
mands sacrifices.
3. tsal, -li,/. = behaviour; n&d-
teft, -tea, «. = conduct.
4. k&£(, -t&, m. = i. pains.
5. kordo, -dea, m. (instrument).
6. palo (kaideatso), -lea, m. =
observance (of duty).
Disclose, V. l.pr. d^nknen kad =
/, take away the cover or
lid; ugto k^r = open.
2.fg: pirgftt kitr, p&rgatai=/:
I.., ..iiA-oogrc
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Dis
X. B. Some v«r&» eompouniied teith dli no! pttt doten here man ^* expreued
by the negfttive form of the oompoandsd rarb.
make public; k&lit k&r, k^
l&is/. make known.
3. d&k^i=/. show.
Siflooloar, V. r6ng kad.
Disoolonred, a. r6ng natullo.
BiBComfit, V. daundai = I. cause
to run awa;.
Usoomrort, s. bezarai, -ye, /. =
/. trouble; husko, -kea, m.;
kMt, -ta, fft. ; kark&r, -ra, m.
= /. annoyance ; duk, -ki, /.
= /. sorrow; khaat, -ti,/ =
affliction; S.s&madhan,-na,n.
Diseomposure, s. l.gus&p, -spa,
«.; see Coafasion.
2. ^s^madhan, -na, n.
Diacoiicert,!'. 1 . mod (6) =1. break,
e.^. d. plans.
2. gusp&dai = I. confuse ; nirfol
kar = make fruitle8s,y^.
SisooiLtflnt* see Disoomrort.
Sisoontinue, see Interrupt.
Oiseord, s. 1. nai, -ya, m.; regla-
6ai, -ye, /., more common
veglatsar, -ra, »».; dusman-
kai, -ye,/. =/■ enmity; zS,g-
den, -dea, n. = a, quarrel
viva voce.
S.w^^.yi'rOT^stiiEapodapj-dpa
(0r-^&),n.,e.g. d.in music;
beb&nau, -nava, m., e.g. 3.
among brethren.
3. galgouji,-je,/, e.^.in music,
Qfameetiuge/c,,«.c.: ■create
■aiscord = adi&i, /. cause to
dash'.y^.
Difloonnt, s. vatau, -tava, m. ;
unen, -nea, n.=-l. less, ch.
cs. {or unau, -nava, m.),
Disoonnt, v. kfilvi.
Diaeonntenance, v. lazfLi — put to
shame; rug. form of p3,a5,nd
kar = approve; dur»a = re-
proach, blame; kantal = a-
bhor, not to like; inkar k&r
= /. make resistance, Acc.\
bored disanan ^ does not
seem good.
DiBOOorsg^, V. 1 . dh&ir kad or dh.
tsuk£ii=/. takeaway courage;
asakad=/. take away desire,
hope,
2.bbestai = /. threaten, scold,
deter, ch. cs.\ adai = /. pre-
vent, impede.
Disoourftgement, .f. SpadhS:ir, -ra,
n. ; iiddi, -de,/. = /. objection;
rs. V.
Discouraging, a, Sugunatao etc.;
dh4ir tsukountso.
Discourse, v. 1. Or. visiant ul&i =
/. speak about ; t^rk kar =
/. make a discussion.
2. gfizali mar = have a chat.
3. s&mbas&n k&r = I. make a
dialogue. [kar.
4.8ermaun kar, yr.; prftaAng
Discourse, s. 1 , ulonen, -nea, «. =
conversation.
2.sermaun, -mava, m. = /.
preaching,_/>'. ; prfisSngj-ga^
n.
,s „ L.oogic
N. B. Some verii compounded ttrAA dli
bji the negative form of
3. 8&mbaiS.n, -na, n. ; g&zali,
-li,/ (chat).
Sisoosrtesy, s. &um&rj^, -di,/.
DiAOOver, i'. l.ukto kd.r = make
open.
2.p^rg&t kiir, pJLrgSt&i = /.
make public.
3.dakS,i = /. show.
4. soduQ mh\ (or kad) = seeking
find, find out; ty an acci-
dental discoYery is meant,
then only (maka) mfel.
Discovery, see InTention.
Discredit, v. 1 . ftpanimbiki k&r
= /. distrnstful ; man kad = I.
take away honour.
2. neg. form of nimboa = bs-
liere.
Discredit, s. apamao, -na, m. = I,
dishonour ; pad nauti, -nava,
n. = bad name, bad repu-
tation.
Discreet, a. l.budivonts/. pru-
dent.
2.mogal = /. dear.
3. 6y a gerund (Cintun = think-
ing), ch. cs.
Discretion, -r. 1. bud, -di,/. = /.
prudence.
2.kusi, ^e, /■ = /. will, as,
(leave it) to his discretion
= ta5e khuse p^rmatie, /.
according to his will {ck.
cs.) ; bud might also be used
in the 2nd mn.
js, V. l.tUrk k&r=:/. make
nof j>ui Aown Asr« mojr hi expreiiei
the oompoiuided verb.
discussion (vlg. arment kfi,r);
iSertso k&r - I. make discus-
sion; Cint = /. think; pojos
/. see; tuk = weigh,^.
2. ulili = speak.
See also Eoqairy.
Disoussion, s. t&rk, -ka, «. =
argument ; £ertso, -Sea, m.;
see Enqairy.
Disdain, Ti. beparvo(i3rbeparvai)
ka.r, G. M. {F.)\ beparvayen.
sod or tsukfii = /. avoid with
contempt; kanta! = /. abhor.
Disd&in,^. beparvo,-vea,w». cr be-
parvai, -ye,/. =/. contempt;
kantalo,-lea,ffi.; h&gen,-gea,
«. = /. abhorrence.
Disease, s. pida, -de, /., e.g.
to pident podia = I. be has
fallen into sickness, 'Takai
pida laglea = he too got the
sickness'. 'Recover from d.
= boro za'. 'Severe sickness
= kflntin or nibbor pida'.
'To die of a disease = pident
or piden morien'. 'Heredi-
tary d. = daizantli pida'.
Diseased, a. pidest; pidevont.
Disembarrass, v. tondreaatlo tsu-
kM, e.g. a person in per-
plexity.
Disembark, v. l.tr. v. tarvantlo
kad - /. take out of a ship ;
uspi.
i.n.v. tarvantlo deun = /. de-
scend from the ship.
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127
Dis
y. B. Some verbi compounded wUh dii
(jf the D«K«ttT* form of
HiBOTigige, -0. l.kad = /, drav.
2. veglo k&r, vingftd k&r s /,
make separated.
3 sods,!, c. V. of sod = release.
Diseoffaged, a. I am disengaged
= inaka kam u^n, I have no
business; auiL khali asan
= 1 am without (business);
maka pursot asa = I haTQ
leisure.
SjBantanffla, v. l.kad = I. draw,
e.g^. taka kiuStantlo kadla =
Le has been disentangled
from his difficulties.
2. piriyar kfl,r, [Pass^ p&riyar
za (kamantlo p. zalo) ; tsu-
kai {in pass, tsukon ghe).
Disesteem, v. neg.formofxa&xiA\
m61 band ; beparvo k&r = de-
spise, G. M,
Disesteem, s. l.beparro, -Tea, m.
2. pad naun, -nava, n.
DisfaTonr, s. l.fi.panian, -n&, m.;
vlg. &kman, -n&, m,.
2. cakhusi, -Se,/. (disgrace).
Disfigure, v. vidrup kSr or (b6i-
rap k&r); vlg. illsik kar = /.
make ugly.
Disflgnrement, s. b&irup, -pa, n.
Disgraee, s. 1. nikhuii, ^%,f, =/.
not will, e.g. he fell into
d. with the king=raya6e ntl-
khulent podia, /. he fell into
the not-will of the king.
2. nirbhagipo^, -ijfl, «.=wretch-
not put doun Ktrt majf fte txpr^tti
tA« eomponadod T«Tb.
3. &paman, -na, m.
Disgrace, v. l.b&rt&rl,p k&r-s
depose; nisral = deprive (of
office).
2. &pamaD k&rW. make offence.
Disgraced, a. 1, D&rkhuSent po-
dijllo.
2.milryadnati^lo.
3. bekup (stupid).
DiagraoeM, a. &pamanatso or
&kmS,nat80s/. iguominions;
fi>]§ik, vlg.\ l&jetso s shame-
ful; UjiSt.
DiBgnise, s. tIs, -sa, m., pr. and
fg. (pretext).
Disguise, ;'. t6s ghal = /. put a
mask; Or. b&ri (k&r, or some
other ver6)=l. (do) as, e.g.
goujia bS,ri ts<a s I. he
walks as a shepherd ; lip =
/. conceal.
Disgust, s. l.6y the neg. ^ruts
= taste (ruts nan).
2.k&rk&r, -ra, m.ssl. annoy-
ance; 'mfikfi k&rk&r zata = I
get annoyed (or bet. in plural
m&ka k&rk&r zatat); bezarai,
-ye,/. = /. trouble, tiredness ;
crc, e.g. m&k&purozaleniz
I hare got enough, 1 am
tired.
3. k&ut&lo, 'lea, m.=abhorrence
{also ^food); TOukS,ro, -reft,
m. = nausea,^.; neg. form
of khusalai, khusal&i niin;
s&ntos nan.
„, „ L.oogic
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128
Dis
y. B. Same aerbt compounded with dli
by the oegatire form of
4. ubgoti, -ni, /., e.g. aikon u.
aili = I got tired of Hstea-
ing.
Sisg^t, ^- \.neg.form, o/'rutBta
{of food): ■maka rutsanan
= I have no appetite.
2. (maka) puro zata = I am dis-
gusted, or tired; kaat&l =
abhor; neg. form of Taa,'QM&
= please; vonkaro yeta s/.
nausea comes.
Disgnsting, a. 1 . rutsanatijllo (to
the taste), pr./g.
2.^s\k = Lat./oedus; kantalo
farazallo = abominable; kan-
taleatso = abominable ; vod-
kareatso » causing nausea ;
k&rk3.ratso = /. annoying.
Dish, s. pr. l.t^bak, tabka, «.
(of tin or brass); polgau,
-9a, «. = a large plate, tray.
2. tat, -ta, «. (of a balance).
Diflh-cOTer, s. danknefi, -nea, n.
= 1. & covering, lid.
SisheartOD, i>. l.dh&ir {or Ma)
kad or dh, tsukii = l. take
away courage or hope,
2. bestai = i. cause to fear.
Dishonest, a. man nati^llo =n /.
without honour; khoto = /.
wicked ; apatiyenitso {or bet.
(bepatiyenitso) = I. unfaith-
ful; d^eatso.
Dishonesty, s. &um&ryad, -di,/
(disposition to cheat, elc.)\
Jthotepon, -9a, n. = wioked-
pvi down here ma;) be expreued
the oompoBuded Tscb.
ness; mos (6), -sa, m. = I.
deceit; see Injustice.
Dishonour, s. &paman, -na, ?n. ;
T^^. akman.-na, w. ; iaz,-J6,
/. = ahame; beabru, -ra, m.
Dishonour, v. 1. 4paman kar = I.
m^ke dishonour; m&nkad =
1. take away honour.
2.k9.tai or zulum k&r = do yio-
lence.
Dishonourable, a. &paman favo-
zallo; S^mauatao.
Disinolination, see Aversion.
Disinfeot, v. ghani kad = /. draw
out a bad smell.
Disinbarit, v. daiz ka^ ; d&iz tsu-
kai; daiza bhair ghal; daiz
uivrai.
Disinter, v. m&tiyentlo kad.
Disinterested, fi. 1. lam disinter-
ested = maka laganan —I. to
me is not attached, i.e. I am
not concerned.
2. sUm&ud natullo.
Disjoin, V. yeglo k&r = /. make
separate; sod; vingad kfir;
viugd&i, n. c.
Diqjsnotion, s. 1. veglatsar, -ra,
m. ; ving^&p, -pa, n.
2. aut, -ti,/, e.g. of planks.
DisjunotiTfl, a- veglatsar k&rtso
or-vBglok&rtao; vingadjiun-
tso, n. c.
Disk,, see Diso.
Dislike, s. kantalo, -lea, m. ; see
Antipathy, Disaffection.
„, e.oogk-
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Dis
Some Mr&f eompOKnded itith dli not put doum here may be etipretted
Gjr the ne^BllTa form a/ the oouponnded T«ri>.
Disobey, v. mima = I. trespass,
/£■. ; khalto n&ia = is not
obedient; TodilanSefi at&r
BJsIike, V. 1. neg.forjn ^ruts,
Prs. Dal., e.g. J dislike this
fQod = yen khan maka ru-
tsanan.
%.neg.form of boro dista =
seems good ; rug. form of
manna = please ; neg. form
of za..
DisIOMte, V. tsak&i, e. g. s&nd
tsuk&i ; hadfin ving&d sartat
= the bones are disjoined.
Dislocation, s. hadaS veglatsar,
-ra, m.
Dislodge, v. bhair ghal.
Dismal, a. I.kalso^/. darkish;
kalokatso = /. dark ; bet. rs.
into kalok pdd or ;e.
2.bhiy£nkul.
Dismember, v. 1. kudke k&r = /,
make pieces.
2. sande kat&r = /. cut limbs.
3. veglatsar k&r = /. separate.
Dismiss, v. bhair ghal ^ I. put
out, vlg. ; sod&i = I. cause
to leave, or only sod ; raja di
= give leaye ; b&rt&rap kir,"
e.g. from an office.
Dismissal, s. 1. sodap, -dpa «.,
e. g. of a prisoner.
2. b&rt&rap, -pii, n. = d. from
office.
Dismount, ^. dean a/, descend;
c. V. devoi ((>7- deand&i, «. c^
Disol>edienee,^.miruonen,-nea,ff.
Diso])sdient,a.khaltoaatu]lo; to-
ctilan5en ut&r aikanatullo.
iiik&nan = /. does not bear
the word of the eaperiors;
vodilani^eautrak man dinan ;
Todilauk m&n dinSn; vlg.
sangi^llen aikan&n; Or. p&r-
mano ts&l, in neg. form =
walk according to.
Disoblige, v. 1. &paman k&r = /,
make an offence; duk3j = /.
cause sorrow; kbuse p&r-
m^ne tsitl, in neg. form =
walk according to; &um&r-
yadin tsJll.
Disobliging, a. 1. Unupkari = not
making favours.
2.imto = /. stingy.
d.rs. V.
Disorder, s. l.gus&p, -spa, n.-
confusion; jlkr&m, -ma, n.
see Concision; tsuk, -ki, f,
= mistake, error; gunyaun^
-nyava, m.
2. kut, -ta, ft. = disturbance,
plot.
3. pida, -de,/, •b disease.
i.vlg. rs. sftma n&in a not
arranged (ch.cs.)
D^order, v. I. k&r toiih the
words given above under
(1) and (2).
2. tsuk.
Disorderly, a. I.kr&mavin.
2. tau(d,lmari is turbulent.
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S. B. Borne verii eompotinded mlh dla
hy the negative form of
SiBOrpaniBation, ^. I.ku8ap,-Bpa,
«. = corruption.
2, gu8&p, -spa, n. = confusion.
Disorf&niae, v, \.pr. kuaS,i, c,v.
of ku8 = rot.
2. pad k&r ; krimaTin kir.
3. kudke k&r = I. make pieces ;
aaude kad = /. draw out the
limbs; vingM kir = sepa-
rate; simpdai = I. disperse.
Disown, w. neg, form of Top =
consent.
Disparage, v. man kad = /. take
away the honour, or bet.
^paman k&r; boreii nanfi
pad k&r = spoil the good
name; manak nMt k^r ; b&-
abru k^r; man&r ul&i.
Disparftgement, s. &paman, ■Da,
m.\ mananii^lt-t^i ^^ = loss
of rank or honor; beabru,
-ra, m,
Disparitr, s. rs. into s&ma =
eqnal, mlh the neg. particle;
t^favot a: differenco ; or ts&d-
anen,-nea,«,; Tet7aB,^a,m.
DiBpaesionate, a. nidhan = calm;
thS,nd = cold, /g.\ siima-
dhanatso = of peace; rup-
poleinatullo = I, not look-
ing face (not partial) ; see
Impartial
Dispel, 1). kad = /. take away,
e.g. fear, clouds; bhair ghal
= /. pat out.
not jiut down hera may he txpretted J
the eompanndad T«rb.
DispeiiBary, s. vlg. aspiltri, -tri,
f.\ gandsarkafii angfi4,-^4iiX*
= shop of the apothecary.
DiBpensation, s. \ . vantap, -tpa,
n. = distribution ; b&tvado,
-dea, m„ e.g. of money.
2. 8&S£ii,-ye,/ {DeTfi6i)= provi-
dence.
3.(Devan db^ijllen) sukduk,
-ka, n.
Dispense, v. 1. vant = /. distri-
bute; batvado kar. {Ace.)
2. {from a law) rftja di = /. give
leave ; or sod&i = /, cause to
be left; maf kar,
3. 86d = leaTe, remit.
Disperse, v. 1, simptai = scatter,
c,i). o/"aimp,£.^. water; sim-
pdai = scatter, c. v, of sim-
pid.
2.k3.cl = /. take away.
3, daundai s /. cause to run
away,
4.«.w. daua = /. run.
5.ud&i=:/. throw.
Dispersion, s. simp&dned, -nea,
«.; rs V.
Display, v., ir. v. dak&i = /. show ;
nkto kitr = make open
(reveal).
Display, s. dakoo, -ni,y".
Displease, v. l.duk&i = /. cause
sorrow, c. v.
2, &paman kilr = /. make of-
fence.
3. k&rkS,r k&r = /, cause annoy-
N. B. Some verii compounded iritA di« not put down here mag be expreiied
£y the oegatlTe rorm of the eompoaodtd verb.
aace ; karkSrz^ = get annoy-
ance; neg.form ^metBVO=
approve, be satisfied; mg-
form of manua; nakhusent
p6d = fall into disgrace.
Bispleased (Be), neg. form of
metsvo; neg.form of xoAaaa
etc.
Displeasure,^, l.duk, -ki,/. = /.
sorrow, pain; nakhusi, -Se,
y, = disgrace,
2.ka|t, -ta, m.^l. suffering,
calamity.
3. ^paman, -na, m.\ 'incar any
one's displeasure = ^paman
k&r, or Ace. dukfLi = cause
sorrow, or uakhuSent p6c[a
fall into disgrace'.
Disposal, s. l.mandaTol, -li,y; =
/. arrangement.
1.TS. s&ma k&rn^. arrange.
I am at the disposal of = aun
Or. khal asaii = /. I am
under; see Discretion.
3.1iat,-ta,»i.; fl.^.tujeahatant
asE = (be) is in jour hand.
Dispose, V. l.sSma k&r = /. put
right or in order; mand =
arrange.
2. m6D Tot k&r = incline; m6t
or m6n yondai; vondili = /.
incline.
3. mSrog ugto k&r = make open
the way.
4. by the c. form of the princ.
verb.
5.k&r = do, as in 'how shall I
d. of this ?'
6. ik=:seU.
'H&t^nt i?7'podvent asasis in
the hand, or at the disposal
of.-
Disposed (Be), z'. khusiasa; soa-
kas&i asa; vondaii.
Disposition, s. l.mandaTol, -}i,
/. — arrangement.
2. Tondau^en, -nea, «.= incli-
nation i yodni, -ne,/.
3. gun, -na, M.^cbaracter.
4. nLiLrji, -je,y.
DispoBsess, v. l.iist nisrai, sua-
diu tsuk&i s /. deprive of
possessiou.
a.kad.
Disproportion, s. \,rs. into zfita
=isconTenient, inneg.form;
or TUg.form of s&ma mezap,
-zpa, n., or of s&ma map,
-pa, M. = right measure; naii-
layekpoQ, -na, »,; niinda-
m&sS'i, -ye, /.
^.mg. form of s&mkn^, -da,,
m., = I. connexion; see Dis-
parity.
Disproportionate, a. s&ma pod&-
natullo; layeknatnllo.
Dispata])le, a. dubavatso = /.
doubtful; t&rkatso = contro-
versial.
Disputant, s. t&rkagar, -ra, m,
or tirkist, -ta, m.
' - A.oogk-
If. B. Soma verbt eorapomidad aUH. •
by tba BegkUTa [orm
- SispuUtion, s. t&rk, -ka, n.
Diapnte, s. LUrk, -ka, ». = /.
discussion.
2.z&gden, -dea, n. = l. ciuarrel
(viva voce); nai, -ya, m.\
Tevar or yevar, -ra, m.
Dispute, V. I . tark k^r.
2. z&g^d or z^gda.
3, dubarai = k spread doubt
(or dubavak ghal).
Disqnalifloation, see Disability.
Disqaiet, see DiscomposDie.
itisqaisition, see Discussion and
Enquiry.
Bisre^ard, z*. l.bep&rvo k£lr = /.
make contempt, neglect, G.
M. ; amksa kftr, G. M. ; mg.
form of guman kir. Ace.
2.neg.form ofzikika'kkv, or z.
k^ne = take care, G. F.;
sod = leave.
Disregard, s. beparvo, -vea, m.;
Bodnen, -nea, n. s abandon-
ment; sodni, -ne,/.; &lS.ksa,
-|e, f. = (, not care.
Disregardfnl, a. beparvo k&rtso or
l&k|a kfirnatullo or &lilk£a
k^rtso.
Disrespect, s. ^paman, -na, m.
Disreipsot, v. apam&n k&r ; neg.
yi7r»»(^mandi= give honour.
Disrespectful, a. l.&p&maaatso;
fikmanatso.
2, man dinat^Uo.
DisTUptioa, s. modap, -dpa, n. ;
fut, -ti,/
11b not put damn kera may be axpreiiad
of iha aompannilsd Torb.
Dissatisfaotion, ^. I.&santos, -sa,
m,
2.expr. by dados nMn3(I am)
not satisfied, or by neg. form
^dadoskai, -ye,f.
3. by di^ta = feel pain.
4. duk, -ki,y. = /. pain.
5. nanmetsvonefi, -nea, n. =s
disappoval.
Dissatisfied (Be), ». rs. meteva, in
neg. form, or dadosnatullo.
Dissect, i>. kSt&r; kudke&a ku-
dke kilr.
Dissection, s. &irap, -rpa, ».; ka-
trSp, -pa, «.; k^it&rnen, -nea,
«., u, c.
IMssemble, v. lip^ — /. conceal;
rs. into pol&inatijllea b&ri =
/. as not seeing, anitke other
verb required by the context ;
lipoundovor; k&pHtk&r.
Disseminate, v. l.vomp, /r.,y^.;
bin ud&i.
2.^. vist£r {or vomp), e.g. d.
doctrine.
I^senaion, s. nai, -yfi, m.\ expr.
by neg. form of siLmadh&n,
-ni, «., orfl/'soukasai, -jeff;
vetyas, -sa, «., e.g. of opi-
nion.
Dissent, v. 1. neg. farm of vop.
2. vetyiis asa = /. difference is,
e.g. of opinions.
Dissertation, f. l.t&rk,-ka,fl.=/.
discussion.
2. lamb ulonen, -nea, n. « /.
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Dis
if. B. Soma verbt compounded toUh c
Ay the negatiTB tuita
long speech; ie/. viyara^efi,
-nea, «.
BiBsarve, see Djsabl^re.
Dissever, see Separate.
SjSBimilar, a. dusro ; biid^I ; aar-
konatijllo ; eamanatijllo.
DlBsimilarit;, see Diffetenee.
Sissimnlatioo, s, rs. neg. form
^poje =a see, and biri = Lat,
instar^ e. g. polenatijllea
b&ri = L(U. nan videntis in-
star, with another verb in
finite mood, as the meaning
requires; k&p&t, -t&, «.=/.
simulation ; rs. lipfii = con-
ceal ; samilpon, -na, n. = /.
conQiyance, complicity.
Dissipate, v. pad k&r = I. make
bad, spoil; g&rjeSivaikh&rCi
= A spend without necessity;
nas kar, n. ex. \ yet = /, pay
quickly ,y^., n. c, e.g. money;
bhoDgii,i, C.V., e.g. A. money;
see Disperse.
Dissipated, n. 1. iSintinati^lIo ==/.
not thinking ; or bet. rs into
6int in a finite mood.
2.Tait khusalayank lagijUo =■
given to bad pleasures; dftn-
gi, h.w., n.c.
Z.rs. m6n hounta =■ /. heart
walks.
Dissipation, s. l.vert kh&rts,
-tsa, m. ~ I. rain expenses.
2. bhongostol, -la, m., e.g. of
money.
lit not put down A«r« may be expreutd
of tke oompODBdod Tsrb.
3. r5.m6nbounta«heart walks.
4. dangai, -ye, /. (irregularity
of life), n.c.
Diasolnte, jee Dissipated, zndmn.
Dissolution, s. modap, -dpa, n,
etc.
SissolTS, V. l.k&d=:/. melt; or
bet. kSd^i; khirai, c.v. of
khir, e.g. in water.
2./g. kadu ghal =s /. abolish.
3. mod(6) = /. break, e. g. a
contract.
4. mel&i = /. mix.
Dissonance, s. galgouji, -je, /.
see Disoord; bet. rs. affirm.
word.
Dissuade, v. bud sang = /. say
advice, ch. cs. ; bestai >e /,
cause fear, ch. cs,\ vlg. kilr-
naka mon sang; m6t porti
= turn the mind ; firfii ; vlg.
kanakvaingin band.
Dissuasion, s. motiportounen,
-nea, n.
Distaff, s. kirki, -ke,/.
Distance, s. poin, -na, n.\ lamb^i,
-ye,/.; rs. pois = far.
Distant, a. 1 . pois = /. far, f^A. (;.
2 . reglo = separated .
Distaste, .i. by ruts nan = no
taste (of food) ; or kantalo,
-Jei, m.
Distasteful, a. rutsnatuUo; kan-
ta4eat30.
Distemper, s. pida, -d;e, /. ^ I.
disease.
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134
JV. B. Some verba compounded icxtk dii
b;/ Ike nagatlTi farm of
Distend, v. l.viatars/. extend;
ruDdai E make large; sod&i,
e.^. a cloth.
2.8uz&i, c.v. ^8uz = Bwell.
Diatention, s. visULrap, -pa, n.
etc.
Distil, V. i. kad (d. casbew-nat
juice, «/£.); mar 3= take toddy
from the trees; rand = I.
cook (d. over the firej.
I.n.v. vauta = /. flows.
Distillation, s. l.vaTap, vaupii,
n.*=l. flowing.
2. randap, -dpa, n.
3. marap, -rpa, n.
Distillery, s. bhfttti, -te, / (of
toddy).
Distinct, a. I.b&dfil.
2.duBro = /. other, different.
Z.reg\o = l. separated.
4. Yiaes^ peculiar.
5. so(5t {or su&St) = clear, evi-
dent.
6. neg^. form of s^ma : 'A. is
distinct from B, = A. ani B.
s&ma nain'.
Distinction, s. 1 bbed (6), -da, m.
= 1. difference, not equality;
pborok or ph&r&k, -kil, n. ;
see Difbrsnoa
■ 2. man, -na, m. = l. honour;
m&ryad, -di (or -de), f.
(marks of honour).
3. &a&nd, -da, m. = glory.
'Without d. = teats jinsin, or
bbed (6) kArnastanaa'.
\ot ■put down here may he e*preiied
the ooiapoQnded verb.
DistinctaTe, a. bhed k&rtso, or
G. [see Gram.) or rs. noun.
Distinctly, iz</. l.vingSds/.sepa^
rately, aside.
2. sost (zaun) = clearly, ex-
pressly.
Diatingnish, v. 1 . bhed (d) kir = /.
make difference; iiint=think,
e.g. we must d. two caBe8=
ddn babo &intizai,
2. earken poIe = /. look well.
S.veglo kiLr = /. separate.
4, navadgo zata=get3 famoas.
S.dusreafi prfls usar zata = /.
gets more clever than the
others; or only z&it TOr =
gain victory; jik.
Distinguished, a. l.uttam = /.
excellent.
2. navadgo = /. famoas.
Distort, V. v61.
Distortion, s. volS,p, -IpiL, n.
Distract, v. \.pr. kad; vod (6).
2.neg.form of ^ii di = /. give
attention.
S.adai = prevent.
4. mot boundai = /. cause the
mind to walk.
Distracted, a. I. rs. v.
2, 6it dinati^llo; or rs. mita
bounta = /.mind walks; or
mdn bouatolo.
Distraction, s. 1. motiboandi, -de,
/., mon9,bonndi, n. c. = I.
walking of mind.
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135
K. B. Soma eerbi compounded nith Hi m
by the DegatiTS form of thi
2. in prayer, dy crc, e.g. mag-
nen montanan dusri fiintna
aili = /. while praying other
thoughts came; adCintDS,,
-ne,/.^l. contrary thought,
ft. c; hhaili {.intnfi., -De,/.=
exterior thought.
Distress, s. kitlt, -ta, m. ; &prad,
-da, m. ; ak&nt, -ta, m.; see
Calamity.
Distress, v, kS£t di = /. gi?a
pain ; k^t&i ; k&rk&r k4r =s
I. annoyance make; bezfir
kar = I. trouble make.
Distribntfl, ^- vantr; patiii
send, e.g. gifts ; bfltvado k&r,
e.g. money, letters.
Distiibntion, s. b&t7ado, -dea, m.
yantap, -tp^i ^•
DistribstiTe, a. vanto k&rtso
van teat BO.
: put doien here
Dompo ended T«rb.
mttjr le exprtiied
Distriot, s. l.jillo, -le9>, m. (lo-
cal dirieioa of a country, in
India).
2. taluk, -ka, n. (subdiTision of
a 'jillo'); muluk, -ka, n., n. c,\
vado, -dea, m. (of a village);
see ConntTy.
Distmst, s. rs. into patiyeni,
-ne,y. = confidence, in neg.
form ; &pab&rTanso, -sea, m, \
nirasa, -se, /.; ^padhiir,
-ra, n.
Distrust, V. neg. form of p&tiye
s trust, Prs, 2nd Loc.
Distrustnil, a. I.patiyenatullo;
&patJyeiiitso.
2.dubauntB0 or dubavantso.
Disturb, v. l.dde; rftgle kftr;
up&dri^ di; utB&mhol k&r =
/. excite ; bezar kHr, k&rk&r
kir - bother or annoy.
2. e&madhan kad = /. take away
peace; g&libili k&r = con-
found.
DIstnrbauoe, s. 1 . knf, -ta, n. mn.
political dietarbance, plot;
katkai, -ye,/. = I. revolution ;
utsambolai, -ye, /. = excite-
ment.
2.bezarai, -ye,f. = /. anxiety,
trouble.
Disunion, s. nai, -ya, m.; yeg^fr-
tsar, -ra, m.; &B&madh5.ii,
-na, «.; uasoukasai, -ye, /,
= DO peace, com. rs. souka-
sai nan; nayoppigi, .^e, f.
>E no agrsement, com. rs.
yoppigi nan.
Disunite, v. yeg}o k&r ; ying&4
k&r.
Disuse, s. sovoi nan m, I. custom
not; &paprftyog, -ga, m.
Disuse, V. \.tr. v. sovoi k9,d =
take away the custom ; sovoi
mod(6)~ break the custom;
Bovoi add, or b. eodJli.
2. sik&illen kfids/. take away
(what has been) learned.
Ditcli, s. 1. kondok, -ka, {or
khilnd&k, -dk&), m.
Dit
Div
2. kh&ni, -ye,/., mn. ditch by
tbe wayside.
Ditty, s. pdd, -da, n.
Diran, s. (TurkanJ^i) m&atriS-
aS,bba, -bbe,/.
Dire, v. 1 . budfti, c. v. of bud =
Lai. •■merge', used also fg.,
e.g. d. into a science.
2. gundayent rig=/. enter into
depth; ponda rots.
3.^. niya) = meditate; dhyao
k&r = make meditation.
Biver^j v. l./r. rat B6d = /.
leave the way ; porta.
2.dasre isilean ts&l = I. walk
or go in another Bide; yiti-
gSdzafir TBglo za=getBepfL-
rated.
3. neg.form ^vop= agree.
Divergence, ^. l.rety&s, -sH, m.
(of opinion).
S.TingJldai, -ye,/., «, c; por-
tonijefi, -nea, n.,e.g. of lines.
Divers, a. veglo.
Diverse, a. I. veglo.
2.bfldS.l.
Diversion, ^. 1 . rs. into v.
2.veg]atsar, -ra, m. = sepa-
ration; or bei. portounen,
-nea, «. = /, turning, also/g.
/or 'relief; or g&mmM, -tft,
«, (recreation).
Divert, v. l.porti = turn, c.z'. o/
porta,, pr. and/g.
2. tr. V. kad ; pois kiLr.
3.kusalkS.r=/, make cheerful,
amuse, n.v.\ soukasai k&ne
''I. take peace.
Divest,^. l.ri&giSLi,morecommort
nagdo ka,r = ^. strip.
2./g. banish (from the mind)=
bhair gbal, /. pat out.
3. s6d = leave (an office) ; raji
di^give resignation.
Divide, V. l.Tante kfLr = /. make
parts (distribute); bh^ k&r ;
vlint = divide.
2.kudke k%r >= /. make pieces^
3. vingSd kir, or vingid dov6r
a/, make aside, separate;
vingad&i, c. v., n. c. = I.
make aside, separate ; veglo
k&rsA separate.
4.».s>. 8ut = /. leave; see also
Vote.
Dividend, s. vanto, -tea, nt.
Divination, s. bolmen, -med., m.
{rl.) nimit, -ta, n.
Divine, s. see Theologian.
Divine, a. I.Devatao; Deupoiia~
tso; Devagelo (devout);
Denponi, e. g. d. nature.
Z./g. fi,japatso = admirable.
Divine, v. I. bolmen (or nimit)
Bang = /. say divination, (rljj
2.parki = /. guess (naturally);
Bumar £int = I. think about
(like parki).
Diviner, s. bolmeagar, -rS, m. ;
nimitgar, -ra, m.
Divinity, s. Deupon, -na, n. ;
Deu, -v&, m.; Devas&m&ndi-
vidya, -ye,/. (Theol.')
Divisibility, s. vantiBarketT, -kea,
Division, s. l.vantap, -tpa, «-
Div 1
2. vanto, -te&, m. (partition of
two places, chapter, section);
bhag, -ga, m. {also d. of an
army).
3. nai, -j&, «. = /. discord;
veglatear, -ra, m.
4. t&nd, -da, M., i.e. adivieion,
a. company of men, a certain
class.
Divorce, s. hy ike verb (b&ilek
Bod5en) ; b&iletso veglatsar,
-ra, nt. = /. separation of
woman.
IHrorce, v. bfiiiek {or -dadleik)
B6d=IeaTe wife {or hneband).
Diml^, V. parg&tSi or pftrg&t
k&r ; k&Iit kHr, or k&I&i, c. v. ;
fais k&r, e,^. news; ukto
kar = /, make open,^.
Dizziness, s. Lgavoli^, -li,/. =
taming.
2. My head is dizzy => moji t&kU
gunnta = /. my bead is turn-
ing.
So, II. 1 . k&r, Past, kelo, is used
in a great variety of ways,
chi^y in the composiiton of
vbs. 'I have to do with ^
Cm. mSk& kam asa'. 'How
do you do? = k&90 (or k&si
in/.) a9ai?=/. Z«^ qualis
^s, or tujeii karbar kisefi =
how are yonr things?' 'They
»re doing welt s bore tsill-
tat, /. they walk well',
2. zata = is convenient ; puro
= enough: 'that will do =
pare.'
7 Dog
Do away -with = kadn ghal, I.
abolish.
Do without = g&rz n&n, I. do
necessity, or add = leave.
Docile, a. I.sikasarko s fit to
learn.
2.Bado = tame.
3. khalto(0rk<o)=/. obedient.
Docility, ^. l.sikasarkeii,-ke&,n.
2.sadepon, -tia, n.
S.khaltepon, -n&, n.
Dcok* J. l-g&d, -di, /, or t&d,
-di,/; (for ships).
2.(b&ndivanaD<Si) p6t, -t^, /
k/. box (of criminals); (b&n-
. ' diTanan&i) dftri, -ye, /. = I.
rail (of prisoners).
Doctor, *. l.d&kt&r -xd,,m.,fr.
{cki^y a physician).
2. pjlndit, •tfi, m. IE a learned
man; sastri, -ria, m.
Doctrine, £. 1. sikap, -kpa, n.
(learning).
2.sikon, -ne,y^ = inBtruction.
3. dotorn,-&i,y.=catechism,y^.
Dooameut, s. l.d&klo, -)e&, m.
(deed).
2. d&steroz, var. d&steivoz, -z5,
«. (papers).
Doe, -f. 1. bftilen mernn, -rvft, «.
2.bailo soso, -sea, m.
Doer, s. kirt, -ta, m. {rare in this
sense) more com. k&rtolo.
Dog, s. 1 , snneli, -nea, «.; kntren,
-re&, n,
2. peto, -tea, m. = male dog.
3. kolgen, -gea, n. = female dog,
bitch.
„, „ L.oogic
Dog 1
Dojf-ooUar, . s. g&leiltBo pato,
-tea, m.
DogBU^ s. Mradtaiii sikos, -ni,
/. ■= /. iastructioa of the
faith; or bavEldtafii nemBilli
sikon = /. decided instruc-
tion of the faith ; or simply
bUTadt, -ta, m. « faith.
Dogmatic, s. bavadtiiSi Tidja,
-ye./
Dole, see Allowanoe.
Dolorous, a. 1, dukrat, e.^. d.
mother.
2. khjlnti|t= I. gloomy.
3. dukount80=/. causing pain.
Dolour, s. duk, -ki,/.
Dolphin, s. d&ryatso dukor, -kra,
m. = /. pig of the sea.
DonuUn, s. 1. raz, -jli, n.
2. fist, 4i,yi; bhuin, -in,/.
Dome, s. ko)os, -sa, m. (a point-
ed oruameot at the top of
the roqf ) ; ghumiit, -ta, n.
(cupola); n. c, Mr.y Cn.;
givi, -ye, /. ■■ vault; see
Cathedral.
Domestic, s. tsakor, -krii, m.
Domestio, 0. l.gilrtaosof home;
kntmatBO = of the family.
2. Bado=itame; 'the domestics =
ga r fiin' ( jec G ram . P . I V.ch . i . ) .
Domeatioate, V. I. BOToikar,/r.=
make custom; sovoi za, n.
v. = l. get accustomed.
2. sado k&r = /. make tame.
Dominate, v. 1. razvot k&r ^
reign; t8ftiai = rule; formal
= command.
S Dou
2. &dbik&ri z&un asa = be pre-
vailing, e. g. the Liberal
party dominates in ....
Dominioii, s. 1. sot&ntry, -ra, n.
(absolute power); podvi, -ve,
/. = power,
2, Tazvotk&i,-ye,/W. kingdom;
raz, -ja, n.
Donation, s. 1. denen, -nea, n.;
d£n, -na, n.
2. kaaik,-ke (iTr-nke)^ (splen-
did don.)
3, izmai, -la, «.y^., bhik, -ke,/.
salms; dhftrm, -m§, m. —
charity (act of reUeving),
alms.
Donkey,.r. gadaun,-dva,». = ass.
Door, s. 1. bagil, -gla, n.
2. dUrvato, -(ea, m. » gate.
3. dar, -ra, «.
4.koudi, -de,/ of cadjans.
Door-frame, s. darv6nt, -ta, m.;
pi. —Vint.
Doorkeeper, s. baglarakno, -^ea,
m.
Dormitory, s. nidSen kud, -da,
n.^l. sleeping room.
Dose, s. 1. mezap, -zp&, ».,
map, -p&, n, = measure.
2.p&riman, -^a, «. = quantity ;
kitlena/. how much?
Dot, s. tibo, -bea, m.
Dote, V. 1. mogan mdr; lale,
2.ba!bud lagta b I. the reason
of a child is attached (to
old men when their minds
become weak).
Double, a. dodo; d6n panti ts&d.
„.-„L.oogrc
Dou
Dra
Doable, v. I.dodto k&r; dodo
]skv, or only d6d ; vlg. fory
k&r = cover ; see also Told.
2.ddii paufi ts^ k&r = mske
twice as large.
3. portun (kar or another v.) =
(make) again.
4. boatanin T0t8 = go round.
Doublesess, s. dupat, -ta, n.
Donbt, V. l.dubau; dab3.u 6int
= /. think doubt; dub&uTor
= /. carry doubt.
2. dubavai, c. I'.-dispute about;
or dubavak gh&l.
Doubt, s. dub&u, -bsTa, m.\
B&nder, -vS, m.
Doubtful, a. l.dabsuQt80,dubaTi
(aubjectively o Wobjectively).
2. t&rkatBO = coatroveraial.
Doubtless, ad. dubaTayine, or
dubaunaatanau = /. without
doubt ; dubau roroatuUo ;
kbilreats; Mb&t = of course.
Don^b, s. l.gondif, -da, m. (ex.
mn. gum).
2. molleleu pit, -t&, n.Kkaead-
ed flour.
Dore, s. koudo, -dea, m.
Doreoot. s. koudetintso gudy,
-da, m.s:l. cage of doves.
Dowaj:er, s. d6t fiBylli vidou, or
only vidou, -dvi,y.
Dower, s. 1. d6t, -ti,/.; dSn, -nS,
n.
2. &nd&n, -ua, n. (native para^
phernalia).
Down, s. pak, -ka, n.
Down, ad. l.s&k&l.
2, d&rQir=on the ground(lower
story).
'Bud up and down = voir a&k&l
d&un'.
Down, a. s&k&ilo.
Downwards « s&k&ilean.
Downcut, a. l.s&k&l gballo.
2. pondlo; as in the sentence
poodlean doleaniu pole^/.
look (upwards) with down-
cast eyes. [«, c.
Downf&U,^. 8&k&lpodap, -dpa, ».,
Downright, a. kh&rots {emph. of
kh&ro iE true) = Lat. merus;
k&p&^i^viii.
Downright, a. ni^k&p&ti.
Dowry, see Dower.
Do«e, V. nid ye, 6et. a^ P^
(half-sleep); j^m ye « I.
drowsiness come.
Dosen, s. dfi^ziLn, -na, n.,fr.
Doziness, s. 1. j6m, -mi,/.; z6p,
-pa, m. (-pi,/.), pr. and fg.
2./g. ahai, -ye,/.
Drift, s. n&kSa, -^e, /.
Drsjr, V. v6d -s Lai. trahe.
DragomRn, see Interpreter.
Drain, V. adak kad ^ /. draw out
water (from the land); see
KItor, Empty.
Drake, s. dadleu as, -sa, n.
HnjaA, s, nat, -ta, m,
Dramatio, a. natatso.
Dramatist, s. natagar, -ra, m.
Drape, ^. ues&i; pangriLi.
Draught, s. I.vodap, -dpa, «.
2. piyeuniSen s /. drinking ; pi-
yoiiefi, -nea, n.
Dra
Dre
3. varen, -reS, «.; vireifii daun,
-ave, /.; rs. info varen
yeta = /. air cornea.
4.boati, -te,/. (of fishes, birds
etc.)
■5.n&\ii,l, -kla, n. a copy.
See Cheque and Levy.
Srangbt-baard, s. gnrpalen, -lea,
».
Draw, T, 1 . v6d mn. pull steadily;
kanti (d. to land).
2. ka^ (water, a sigh, a sword,
a conclasioD, a line).
3. risko kad, /r. ; n&kja kad.
D. tears ^ dukan g&lilL
D. near=lagiiL p&u.
D. round to = zomoun veta.
D. up='l) bor&i; 2)mand =>
arrange.
Drawer, s. {of a cheat of draw-
ers) goyet, -ta, «., /r.
Drawers, s. iz&r, -ra, n, = close
under-garmeot.
Drawing, s. 1. pintar, -ra, «.
(the picture drawn), y?.
2.ti&bja, -ie,/!=^.Iine; n&kia
kadap, -dpa, «., «. c. or only
nik§a, or risko (nam. j>l./.)
Dread, ^f. bheii, bhiya, «. ; bbi-
yankulai, -ye, /. ; bhiraut,
-ti, /.; kamp, -pi, /. = /.
trembling.
Dread, v. bhiye; kanip=:/. trem-
ble.
Dreadful, d. bh&y&nk&r; bhiy&n-
kul ; t&rt&rountso.
Dream, ^. sopan, -pna, n. (or
-U.&, n.)
Dream, v. (maka) sopan pdd =
/. d. fall, alsofg. ; sopne.
Dreamer, s. sopnSg&r, -r&, m. pr.
andfg.
Dreary, a. bhiyankul.
Dregs, s. m&ddi, -de,/, (sedi-
ment of liquor).
Drench, v. biz&i; see also Soak.
Dress, s. 1. neson, -ni,/.; mus-
taigi, 'ge,/; vostrij, -tra, «.
(yftstur, -ra); Ingat, -gta,
n. = l. oloth,_^. used.
2. restiment, -tS, m. (sacred
vestments),^.
3. kapad,-pdEl, ff. (native female
dress].
4. kirgi, -ge, /. = girl's dress ;
gagro, -reS, m.
5.fi>nglen,-leil,«.= child's dress.
6. khopon, -na, n. (for dead
bodies).
Dress, v. 1. nes&i, c. v. of n^s;
pale (trees).
2. boro k4r, = I. make good
(cure); gun kftr, e. g. a
wound.
3. tftyark&r = /. prepare (food);
rand » cook.
4. s&ma k&r, e.g. the hair;
ug&i, e.g. the hair; ini ghal
(make tresses); panti vdl;
sendo b&nd (braid women's
hair) ; sendi band (braid
men's hair), or simply k^s
band, which last .is a very
simple way of dressing
women's hair; the others are
more elaborate.
'- A.oogk-
Dre
Dro
5. (besayek) t^yar k&r.
Dreaser, s. voiz, -za, m. (native
phyBician).
Dreaaing, s. t&yarai, -ye, /. s I.
preparatioD.
Dried, a. sukfUo or auko (aaki).
Drift, s, l.seTOt,-ta,«»,E/.ainL
2. ras, -si,/. = heap.
Drift) z: rasik mel&i; raaik ror;
rasik Bagsi.
Drill, ^. I. t6p = pierce.
2. pok&] k&r = make hollow.
3.^. 8itfi.i=/. teach (a soldier).
Drink, v. 1. piye.
2.w/^. kdp inar=/. beat a cup,
(be given to drinking).
Drinktble, a. piyeuntso; piye-
sarko.
Drinker, s. piyean&eak lagi^llo
m&nis, -nsa, m. = I. h man
giTOQ to drinking.
Drinking, s. piyonen, -^ea, n.
Drip, V. vau = I. flow.
Drip, s. yayap, vaupa, «.; tem-
beafi vavap, «. c. ; bet. rs. v.
Drive, V. I. I6t x: /. push; b6!
kar = /. make violence; b6-
|an ta&lai = /. cause with
force to walk; mukar ts&t&i.
2. daand^ =^ I. cause to rnn,
e. g. d. a herd of cattle.
3. lai = /. apply, e.g. d. stakes
into the earth.
4. n. V. gadiyes&vari k&r (a
carriage), n. c; g&diyer
boson vots.
Drive about = yenefi tenen
haUi.
Drive out, drive forth = bhair
ghal.
Drive together a mel&i.
Drive, s. 1. gadiyes&vari, -re,
/., «. c.
2, gadiyesfivaresuat, -te, /. ;
panth, -tha, m.?
Driveller, s. piso (m&tuB) ; sop^ft-
gSr, -ra, «.; harebira (or
arebira), -ra, m., vlg.
Driver, J. gadiyegar, -ra, m.
Droll, a. hastso.
Drone, s. l - dadlo movintso mus,
-sa, m.
^.fg. alsi,
Droop, 1). 1. umk&} s /. hang
(n.».)
2.baa=/.fade,laQgmBh; denA
= descend,^.; pM==/. fall,
e.g. courage.
Drop, «. 1. teiabo,-be&, «.,/r.
and fg.\ 6it, -ti, /.; bo^tu,
•tS, m.
2. madi, -ye, /. = /. ring ; bet.
v&zra6i mudi = /. ring of
diamoud.
^'fi- S^t) ^- S- gi^® ™® some
drops of wine.
Drop,!', l.let fall in drops, crc,
e.g. tembe tembe poclunk bM
or 1. 1. podai or tembe z^un
%iX^\\for leaves zh&d&i.
^■fg. 86d =1 /. leave, omit.
D. in = bhe^, /. visit.
Dropsy, J. nalkut, -tft, «.; vlg.
ang^nt udak bb6rlaa.
Dross, J. koir, -ra, m.\ vlg. ga,
gnva, m.
„, „A.ooglc
Dro
Dun
Sroesineu, s. buraepon, -d&, n.
Drossy, a. bnreo.
Drong^ht, s. snkid^, -^i,/.
Drown, v. badfii, c.v. ^bud.
Drowsiness, s. l.j^m, -me, /.;
z6p, -pa, m.
^.fg. alEai, -ye,/.
Drowsy, «. l.tf^r/r. ^^y jfeniyeta =
drowsinese comes.
I.fg. ajsi.
Drcd^, i- l.HSta, «. v. = I.
anffer pain.
2. tsakri k&rn kS«ta.
Drndge, s. gulam, -ma, m.
Ding, s. vokat, -kta, «.
Drngrg ist, -T. Toktan iktolo ; g&ad-
s&rkagar, -ra, m.
Drnm, s. dfilij, -li,/".
Drnnk, a. &m&lz&llo, i?^ iLmalatso,
or &malkor ; bebdOj^O-.; aoro
piyello: 'he got drnnk = to
bebdo zalo, or taka JLmat
zalan'.
Drnnkenness, s. bebdepon, -na,
n.,/r.\ amal, -la, «.
Dry, a. \.pr. suko.
2. b^t (gade), (j/^*. io b&il (gade)
= wet (fields),
^./g- khusalaiDMuUo = /. not
having pleasnre ; ff^Tbirs^.
Dry, V. 1 . suk&i, c. v. of suk.
2. d. tears = dnkan pus.
Dryness, s. fr. stikidad, -di,/
Dnbiona, a. dubauntso; dubavi;
see Donbtful.
Dock, s. as, -Ba, n.\ admanil, -la,
«.,A-
Ductile, see Docile.
Dve, a. l.devo; yOTO, e.g. due
to me^maka yevo.
2.&T0; faro zallo.
3. exfr. by the Necese. mood.
Dne, s. rin, -na, «. = /. debt ;
see Taxes.
Duel, s. dog&n5i l^&i, -ye,/ =
/. fighting of two; dogan bi*
tarli liidai.
Dnke, s. duk, -ka, m., fr.
Dnil, a. l.kaJso (of colour) = /,
blackish; see Gram. p. III.
ch. ii.
2. dharnati^llo = /, not sharp,
(fdii/i^cutting instruments).
S.kupantsOs/. of clouds (of
the sky) ; be(. mojbar kupan.
ts&d asat.
4.8&kSilo (sound).
S.daddo = I. stupid; somza^
nfLti^llo ~ /. not understand-
ing; pbadp08i = /. faint, e.g.
d. impression, colonr.
6.dukeat = /. sad, sorry; beza^
rayetao.
Dull, V. kalso k&r; see Blnnt.
Dnilness, s. phiLdpoii rdng, -ga,
«.; phftdposipon, -nS,, ». (of
colours),
Dniy, ad. sarken = l- exactly;
fayote jinaiS; k&idea p&r-
inanen=/. according to duty ;
boren = /. well.
Dumb, a. mono; monko, n,c,\
potta.
Dumbness, s. monepon, -uS, n.
Dan, a. kajso,
Dnnoe, a. piao; see Dull.
„. : L.OOgk-
Dun 1
Danf, s. 1. ahn, -n&, n. (cow d.).
'Put dang oa the floor = s^q
kad = /. draw d.'
2. saren, -rea, «, = manure.
3.gu, -uva, m. {general w.)
Hwag, V. 86p ghal = put manure
(to trees, etc.).
Dnn^eon, s. zail, -ta, «., or j&il,
-la, n.,fr.\ (ka!ok&&eQ) bd,n-
dikhau, -na, n. see Prison.
San^bill, s. pr. sareaiSi r£B, -si,
f. = I. heap of dung ; thapo,
-pea, m.
Dope, V. see Cajole.
Dope, s. vegin fotvoutso ; tbSk-
tso; mdB{6) pauotso. [copy.
Dapliotte, s. Dak&l, -kla, n. ^ I.
Daplioity, v. ^Isapon, -ua, ».;
k&p&t, -ta, n.
Durability, s. t&g&p, -gpa, n.
Zhuable, a. t>olo; t&gn&r.
Duration, ^■l.kal,-la,m.(of time).
2. t&gS,p, -gpH, n.
During, prep. 1. velar = /, at
the time, preUded by the
participle of the verb denot-
ing the action ta which dur-
. ing refers, or by the adjective
form of the noun governed by
ii;e. g. mis eangCea velar =
during masB or wheu mass
is said, or mia&fiea Te]ar.
2. by the Dat. {seldom used).
3. moden, e.g. diea modeii -=
during the day ; see Gram,
ch. on Verbs, and alibi.
3 Dys
Desk, s. see Twiliffht
Dnaky, a. kaUo.
EuBt, J. l.dul, -}i,/.
2. pud, -di, /., e.g. saw-dust.
Dost, V. dul kad ^ /. take away d.
Dnety, a. dajitso.
DutiM, a. l.khalto.
2. mogal 2 1, dear.
Datiftalnasa, s. kbaltepon, -na, n.
Dnty, s. 1. kaido, -dea, m. =
obligation.
2. kam, -ma, n. s /. business
{or thing to be done).
3. tirvo, -Yea, «., tergi, -ge,/.
= tax on the land.
4. sunk, -ka, ».=tax on move-
able property.
Dwarf, s. kulla, -la, nt. {irreg.
noun); kbunto, -(ea, m.;
khunti, -ye,/.
Dwarfish, a. kullaso.
Dwell, V. 1. raa = /. remain, live.
i.fg. niyal; tint.
3. Boukas utsar.
Dwelling, s. bidar, -ra, n.
Dwindle, f. bau=fade; deutt=/.
descend, fg.
Dye, V. rdnglais/. apply coloar.
Dynasty, s. patakutam, -tma,
».; or bet. rayakutam; g&-
raneii, -iieS, n.
Dysentery, s. z&t&m atkade,
-dea, n.; hag6n, -ne, /.;
bhembro, -refl, m.
Dyspepsia, see Indigestion.
, L .oogic
Xaoli, a. pron. 1. dogi, doni =
both; ie^Gram. p. 60.
2. Mryek ("</;'.); hiryeklo
(pron.) ; yeyek {adj.) ; yeya-
klo (pron.); these two last
are more common than the
preceding; see also AIL
2laffer,a. I.bhou aSetso t^aseto-
lo; lag^llo (giTen to).
2. urbest, or vtrbevont, e. g.
for the glory of God; urns'-
leatso = /. ferrent.
Eagerneas, s. 1. (taM) asfi, -ge,
f.=l. much desire.
2. urba,-be,y.=/, much desire;
umalo, -lea, m. = I. fervour,
3. khaugipoD, -n&, «,
Eagle, s. g&rud, -da, m.
Eaglet, s. g&rudapil, -la, n.
Ear, s. 1. kan, -na, m. (also
sense of heariog) ; 'k^nant
podlau = it fell into the ear,
I heard'.
2. ear of corn-^ka^as, -nei, /.
Ear-ache, s. kaaafodSpod, -Ai,/.\
rs. kan dukta=/. the ear feels
paia ; or kana&i dnk, -ki, /,
Earl, s. has no equivalent in
Konkani beyond pr^bhu,
-bhu = lord.
Early, ii:. \.pr. Biika]int80.
2. porno 1= /. ancient.
3. suru zauntso = /, commenc-
ing.
4. vegintso.
Early, ad. 1. s&k&lin,
2. vegifi = /, at time, soon.
'Early in the morning =bhou
s&kaltn.'
Ears, f.melta (maka)=/. is found
(to me); melai = gather,
tr, v.\ zata, ch. cs. ; z6d = /,
obtain ; jik = /. gain.
Earnest, a. 1. kh&rote (emph. of
kh&ro=tnie)=Qotinjoke,cr
energetic; niz = /. true.
2. Often crc. or rs. and ch. cs.
3. um&leatso; sudsud&yetao =
/. fervently, ch. cs.
A. tsurky = /. active.
Earnest, s. 3&n5igar, -r&, m. =
earnest, i. e. part paid be-
forehand.
Earnestly, in earnest, ad. Besides
the adv. formed from the
preceding, khfirots zauii etc.
1. thamba Das tana n = without
2. monapurvok.
3. miiryadia = with gravity.
SameBtnesS, a. 1. sudsudai, -ye,
/. = fervour.
2. zagrutai, -ye, /. == /. atten-
tion, care.
3. kh&rits kbusi, ^e, f = I.
true will.
Bar-ringr, s. 1. mudi, -ye,/.
2.arkat, -ta, m,
3.alko, -kea, m. These are
three d^erent kinds of e,
i.-...iA'00glc
Ear
Ech
Ssrtli, s. l.niati,-ye,y! (the soil
of the earth).
2. buin, -in,/, [seetns to mean
the globe).
3. B&unsar, -ra, m: = I. world;
pritim, -mi,/., or priltvi, -vi,
y: = world, ol.
Earthly, a. 1 . matiyetso = /. made
of earth.
2, s&unsaratso (of this world).
Earthquake, s. bhuiakamp, -pa,
m., or bhuk&mp, -pa, m. =
I. trembling of the earth.
Ear-wax, s. kanulo, -lea, m.;
kaupo, -pea, m. ?
Zue, J. 1. soukasai, -ye,/.
2, mSryad, -di, /. = /. modesty
(grace); aobitai, -ye, /. =
beauty.
3. sompepo^, -na, M.=facility;
B&sarai, -ye,/ = facility.
Easily, di^. 1 . Bils&ryeii ; sompon;
sompeponin; sompepon^n.
2.30ukas, or BOukasayea =: I,
slowly or with peace.
Bast, s. udenti, -ti, /, if also
mn. an oriental country ;
mudla, AS,, n. 'In the e. =
udenti (or udentint)'.
Easter, s. paskaufien fest, -ta, n.
Eastern, a. udentitso.
Eastern, s. udenti, ~ti,/.
Eastward, ad. udenti isileau.
Zaay, a. 1. s&sar; sompo; sompe-
po^iatso: k^tnatullo = /. not
difficult; slob or sulob; s&-
rag.
2. BOnkasayetso, or sAmadhS^
natso = /. peaceful, comfort-
able.
3. siiimbatso = natural.
Eat, V. l.kha, past khelo, c.v.
khavoi (esp. anything not
seasoned).
2.jeu (take a meal).
3. seu (luxuries).
Eatable, s. khaunieo v&stu, pt.
/. = /. things to be eaten.
Eating, s. khan, -na, n. (mn,
food); rs. v.
Eaves, s. damben, -bea, n.; pau-
leo, //./.; nftli, -ye,/
Ebb, s. sukti, -te,/ (falling or
low 6.) ; the opposite o/hh&T-
ti, -te,/.
Ebb, V. sukti yeta or asa.
Ebony, s. abuus, -sa, n.\ kflri-
roar, -ra, m.
Ebriety, f. see Drunkenness.
Ebnllition, s. l.kh&tk&to, -tea,
m. ; umalo, -lea, tn.
^./g. utsambolai, -ye, /; or
also umalo, -lea, m.
Eoeentrio, a. 1. modennatullo;
mazabhailo.
I.fg- tarifet80= awkward.
Eeolesiastio, s. igiirjemoniyari,
-ria, m.
Eocleslastio, a. igarjetso.
Eobo, s. pr&titalo, -lea, m. = l.
Becond yoice; porto talo,
-lea, m. = 1. again Toice ;
porto &Taz, -za, tn. or pr&ti-
&vaz,-za,m.=/.agaia sound.
i.,....iA'>*ogk-
Ech
Edu
Eeho, V. 1 .pr. talo pati ghfil {or
di or k&r).
2.n. 71. talo pati ye; tajo por-
tun z&,
Eolat, s. l.pr&kaS, -Sa, m. = l.
splendour.
2./g. MknA, -da, m.=/. honour,
glory; man, -na, m. = I.
honour, glory.
Eoleotic, a- Tints uu kadtso.
BoUpae, s. 1 . gran {or giraij), -na,
«. (suryagran: tBilndragraij).
2. UQO man, -na, m.
Eclipse, "V. 1. kalokatso k&r.
2.^. (mSnak) n&Bt kftr^cauae
loss (to honour) ; manar
ulfli.
Eeplitio, s. saryaiSi Tat, -te, /.;
granaglt, -ta, m.
Eoonomio, a. lekan kb&rCitolo =
/. expending vith account;
M|tan khirfiitolo = expend-
ing moderately ; hfiltatso;
uno khilrtsuntso ; k&^isitso.
Eaonomize, ^. lekan khilrSi = /.
spend with limit; h^ltan
kha,rfii = /. spend with mode-
ration.
Eoosomy, s. 1. kflsiSi, -si, /.;
gh&rakarkaao, -nea, «.; or
g&r tG&louu£isamarti, -te,y.
or g&rasamarti; s&ilab, -ba,
m.
2.' mit, -ti,/. — /. limit,^., n.c.
3. silsai, -ye,/. {Deyafii) ■= pro-
vidence (Dirine).
EoBtesy, s, dijt, -ti, /. = /. ap-
parition, ardifitipod&p,-dpa,
«.; 'taka yek diit podli = he
fell into an ec'
Soatatic, a, 1. didtipodpatso.
2. distpodijUo = one who has
seen an apparition.
3.^. s&ntosatao.
Ecumenical, a. s&gle igiLrjetso =
of the whole church (council),
Eddy, s. bovor, -Tra, m.
Edge, s. 1 . d^g, -ge, f.^l. brink.
2. dhar, -ri,/!, e.g. of a knife.
Edict, s. \. hukum, -kme,/. = /.
order; T^rtaman, -na, «.;
forman, -9a, «. ; upades, -sa,
m. = commandment, e.g. of
the church.
2. dangro, -rea, m.: 'd.ma.rlo'.
Ediflcation, s. 1. bori dek(6),
-ki,/ XI /. good example.
2, vriddipon, -na,«. (motifien).
Edifice, s. ban dap, -dpH, n.
Edify, V. 1. bori dek (6) di = /.
gire good example.
2. Tr&ddi kar.
Edit, V. 1. pfirgat k&r, or p&rgfi-
tai.
2. B&ma klirn p&rg&t k&r = I.
haTing revised publish (a
book).
Edition,!'. piirg&tounen,-ne&,ff.;
p&rg&tpon, -nil, n.
Ednoate, v. 1. Bik&i = /. instruct;
or bet. (DeTaCe bbirantiat)
T&d&i 3c /. bring up (ia the
fear of God) ; or only T&^&i.
2. sudd^ ka,r = /. cleanse, /g.
h. w.
„, „ L.oogic
Edu 1^
Edscated, a. m&ryaditso-, m^
nateo; sikpi; t3alteiinik&D&-
tao; (7r tsalts&mk&nsikullo;
bei. rs. into s.
Bdneatioii, s. l.sikap, -kp&, n.=
/.instruction; tirbet, -ti,/.
= course of e.
2. m&ryad, -di, /. = /. polite-
ness; taaltsilmkin, -nft, n. =
tidiness, civility.
Zdnee, v- kad ; bbair kad.
Eel, s. 1. marimugnd, -da, vt.
seems to be the true eel.
2. puryol, -1&, m. and pambdl,
-la, m. are animals similar
to an eel.
EfRuie, ^'. l.pus,^.^. charactera.
2.kadQ gbal.
JEflbct, s. I.f61, -la, m.\ gun,
-na, m. = ex. quality, pro-
priety,^, effect.
2.*« //. saman, -na, ffi.(cbat*
tels).
*In effect =1 kh&rents.' 'To the
effect oi=Dat., or p^sun =
on account of.
Effective, EffeotnsI, a. I.b61asijl-
lo = /. baring force.
2.kh&rents = /. true; guu&tao;
gunak podtso, ck.cs.
Sflbctu«te, ». kar = /. do; gu-
nak p6d, ch. cs., e. g, vokat
gunak pddta.
Bfibmin&oy,; . batlandpoii, -^a, ».
BSbmin&te, a. b&ilando.
EflbrTeflcenee,^- l.un)aJo,-!ea,/n.
%fg^ utsambolai, -ye, /. = I.
excitement.
t Ego
Effie&cions, a. 1. gunak podtso;
or rs. gunftk pdd - I. efifect
fall; or gun k6r; or gun
za.
2. gb&t ; boladik ; see Effeotnal.
Effloftcy, s. bdl, -la, n.\ podri,
-Ye, /, = I. power ; gun, -na,
m. {_first mn, effect, second,
efficacy); rs. adj., e.g. e. of
goodexample^bori dekbboa
gunaSi.
Effloientfi. l.gunest = virtuoug,
e.g. man; ganatso, e.g.
medicine.
2. layek ^ I. fit.
Effloresocnoe, s. folv&sti^, -tu, /.
(germination).
Effort, s. prSy&tin, -tnH, n. ; pe-
taadap, -pa, ».; mioit, -ti,y.
EStontery, s. I&zbandpon, -nS,
«,; mdst, -ti,y.
Wasim, s. 1. sindilr, -ra, m. (of
blood).
2. lot, -ta, m. (of water).
S.vikrap, -pa, n.
4. Tolap, -Ipa, «., e. g. of water
or blood.
Eft, s. pal, -\i,/.
Egg, s. tantin, -tiya, «.; per,
-Ti,y. (of fishes).
*Lay eggs =: tantiyan ghal or
dov6r'. 'White of an egg =
doyo b61, -!&, m.' 'Yolk of an
eggstambdi mandol, -li,/.'
Egotism, s. 1. aplo m5g, -ga, m.,
or apnatso m&g, -ga, m. = l,
Lat. amor sui,
2.h&Dkar, -rft, m. = yainglory.
,. , L.HbgIc
Ego 1
Egotist, s. apii&tBO mogk&rtolo
m&nis, -qI&, m.^aman loving
himself.
Egregioiu, a. 1 . utt&m (var.
uttim) = /. excellent ; bhoa
u8aF = /. very clever.
2. vodloiegreat.
3.&prupi:/. rare,^.
Egrees, s. bhairsJlrap, -rpa, n.
Egyptian ]nffa,J. gosalen, -lea,R.
Eight, a. at; /or the numbers
compounded with eight su
Gram. P. II. ch. ii. art. n.
Either, a. vo ya tos/. this or
that; dontlefi y«k.
Either. . . .or, only or is trans-
lated, which see.
Ejacnlatioii, s. nskar, -ra, m,
(pious e.); &at&sk&rD&Sen
mag-nen, -nea, n.
Eject, V. A.\jMi = l. throw, e.g.
food; bhair ghal = pat out
(expel).
2. (asti) nisrai == deprive (of
property).
Eke out, V. urfti.
El&horate, v. 1. kiib&r kiir = /.
accomplish, y^,; tirsi.
2. zagrutayen k&r = /. make
attentively.
Elaborate, a. sarko or zagrutayen
kelIo = /. made attentively.
Elapse,^, utruit veta; pasar za,
fr.; or only za; the znd
phrase is more common.
Elastio, a. vistarisarko ; votti;
jaggi; pativetso; patibagon-
tso; pa^iadtso.
8 Ele
Elastiolty, s. pativotsap, -tspa,
».; patibagoneS, -nea, «.;
pativodap, -dpa, n.; pati-
adap, -dpa, n.
Elate,;', fug&i {c.v. o/iM%)=l.
canee to ferment,^.
Elated, a. hd,akaratBO or h&nka-
ri ; girvi ; fugtso.
Elation, s. h&nkar, -ra, m.; gftrrf
-va, «,; fagap, -gpa, n.
Elbow, s. kompor, -pra, m.
Elder, a. malgodo (eldest); 'elder
brother = malgodo bhau (if
the eldest), or bab, -ba, m.';
or vodlo {ex. elder).
Elect, 7>. l.vints; vintsun kad*
I. selecting take; sodun ka^
= I. seeking take.
2. nemsi = /. appoint; nomiyar
= /. nominate,^^.
Elect, a. 1 . nomiyaryllo,^.
2 . via tsan kad yllo (a/£i7 W. imn .)
Eleotion, s. yintsap, -tspa, ».;
vintsnen, -nea, «., «. c.
Eleetor, s. vintsun kadtolo or
only vintstolo, -lea, m.
Elaotrieity, s. viz, -za, «.; or
vizaiSi vidya, -ye,/., or hef.
fiaktividya, -je,f., n. c.
Elegance, s. 1. rup, -pa, «. = /.
figure, of figure.
2. unSi bhas, -se, /. = /. nica
language.
3. sobitai,-ye^=beauty,gracer
refinement; &undir&i,-ye,y.;:
ts&ndai, -ye, /., H. K.\ or
un5ai, -ye,/.
Ele
Els
Zlegant, a. I. r^p Ssullo = /.
hariDg form (nice).
2,iiiiCi (of language).
3. sobit =t /. nice; sund&r;
ts&nd.
4. nitai = I. pure {Lat. nitidus).
Slement, ;. 1. malatso vanto,
-tea, m. = I. radical part ;
mult&tro, -Tea, m,, n. c;
badko, •kea, m. = I. part<
piece; Boru, -ve,/. = /. be-
gianing.
2. poili aiton, -ne,y. = first in-
struction; vidyemul, -la, M.
Elementary, a. l.y^.' sado = /.
simple.
2. saruetso = beginning.
3. BOmpepo^stso = /. easy;
kll4tnat9lIo=/. not difficult,
ch. a.
Elephant, s. h&st, -ti,/I
Elepkantiasis, .f- hftstip^j^niSi
pida, -de, /. = l. sickness of
the feet of an elephant.
Elevate, ». 1. pr. ukol; or nbSr.
2.^. man di = /, give honour;
or mana&en kam di -^ /. give
high place t^roffice t^r honour ;
b&dti di = promote.
Elevated, a, 1. nbars/.high,^.
2.y^. g&rviSt = /. prond.
3. TOdponateo=/. great; rorto
= sublime.
4. Toilo=/.beingover: (e. voice).
Elevation,^, l.pr. ubarai, -ye,
/. = 1. height; ukUp, -pa,
n. = lifting np.
2. ubflr zago, -ge&, m.
3. m&tiyeSi r^s, -si,/.
4. gUrv, -va, n. •= I. pride.
5. man, -na, m. ; vodpon,,-na,
n. s highness or greatnesB ;
vortepon, -iia, «. = subli-
mity.
Slioit, V. 1. kad = I, extract.
2. dh&r,«.^. an actof contrition.
Eligibility, s. vintsi sarken, -ke&,
n.
Eligible, a. vintsi sSrko.
EUmin&te, v. k&i ; bhair gbal a
/. put ont; see Bemove, Bid,
(get r. of).
Elixir,;. rS8ayan,-na,«., C«.A/r.
EllipH, a. ftnd&kr&ti, -ti, /.
(Geom.),Cn. Mr.; urtantiyS-
rflp, -pa, «.
EUlpBiB, s. p&dalOp, -p&, «., Cn.
(Gram.) \ utrfisodnen, -neS,
».; i77-B&bd&nBodQeil,-nea,».
Eloontion, s. utsarin, -n&, n.;
utranSi p&dd&t, -ti,/.
Elope, V. pb\.
Eloquence, s. unfiibh&B, -ae,/ —
/. nice language; snpralap,
-pa, m., Cn. and Mr.; see
Bhetoric.
Eloqnent, a. rs. into s., e.g. un<£i
bhasen uUitolo; (jrunfiihhSs
yeta to-/, he who e. comes;
or only uniSi ulouno; supra-
lapatso, Cn. Mr.
Else, a. ad. 1. n&ii zalear = Z<z/.
secus, I. if this does not
happen.
2.&nia/. more: 'and nothing
else = ani kaifi nan, /. and
Els
150
Emb
some thing more no'; 'no one
else K fini kon nan'.
3. daBro=/. other: 'somewhere
else = dusre suater or yer
soater, /. in another place'.
Elsewhere, ad. dnsre Bu&ter.
Bluoidste, V. fg, vivor sang, G.
M, = I, aajr explanation ; sost
k&ra>/. make elucidation.
Elnoid&tion, s. 1. vivor, -ra, m.
2. rs. V.
Etnde, ?■ l.tsukjiis/. avoid, or
cause to be missing, or cause
not to he, e.g. e. a blow, a
person.
2. fotfti = /. deceive.
Bmaoi&te, v. b§rik k&r=/. make
thin, meagre, tr. v.; barik
za=/. become thin, meagre,
n.v.; bhag=become meagre.
iGnuLoiated] a. barik; bhageto.
Emanate, v. pr. bhair ye = /.
come cat from, with -ntlo
affixed to ike noun governed
by from; bhair s&rs/. go
out.
Emanation, s, l.kirlap, -pa, n.
(germination).
%.pr. (vait) varen, -rea, «. = /.
(bad) air;
3.ub, -be,/
4. bhairs&rap, -rpa, n.
5. bhairvavap, -v&upg, n.
Bmanoipate, v. sod&i = /. cause
to leave, deliver; sutka kftr.
Emancipation, s. sutka, -ke,/.
Embalm, 1}. pormolai; kudint
pormol ghal = /. put balm
in the body;^ kudik pormo-
laSen tel(£) lai = /. apply
balm to the body; modeftk
pormola&en te](6) lai = /.
apply balm to the corpse;
modea pormolan doT6r = I.
keep the corpse with balm;
moden pormolaSea. telan
bh6r = /. fill etc.
V. bfind ghal s /. put
a tie; kat ghal.
Embankment, s. ka(, -%&, m.
Embargo (Lay an), ■". adai = L
prevent, i.e. hom going oat.
Embark, v. l.tr. tarvar ts&d&i.
2.n.v. tarvar tBS:d = /. ascend
on the ship.
3./g. lai=/. apply, e.g. e. any
one on an undertaking.
4. lag, n.v.
Embarrass, v. 1. tondre k&r = I.
make embarrassment; g41i-
bili (or gabri) k&i=l. make
confusion; gus^p k^r = /.
make confusion (g. 3& = I.
get c); <7rgusp&dai; sirk&i,
c. V. of sirka=get entangled.
2. mod(6) = /. break, fg. dis-
concert.
S.adai; llddi ghal = /. put ob-
jection.
Embarrassed, a. tondreant asuUo
= /. in embarrassment; see
the verb ; guspM^IIo.
Embarraesment, a. tondre, -re&n,
m. pi. ; gus&p, -epa, n. — /.
confusion; sirkau^en, -neii,
«.; see the v.
i.-...iA'00glc
Emb
Emi
Xmb&Sfiy, s. I . raibari, -Ha, m. ;
ra; adiit, -ta, m,
2.rajar&vaDen, -nea, n,
XmbeUish, v. sob&i (c. v. of sob)
= I. make nice; suruogftr
k&r; r6ng di.
Embers, s. 1. gobor, -bra, m. =
ashes.
%. murmuro, -ie&, m.=bur[iing
3. ujeatso Inglo, -I^i '"• = '■
burning cinder.
Smber-daj, s, katemp, -p&, ff.,
fr.\ here usually they say:
mas khaank nozo zallo {or
Esijllo) die, -sa, )«. = day (in
which) meat cannot be eaten.
Embezale, v. nag&i.
Embitter, s. duk&i = /. afflict;
rag adai = I. cause to bring
anger (Dat.'), provoke.
Emblem, s. karu, -ve,/.; gurt),
-ta, m. = sign ; kbuna, -ne,/.
= sign; sarkea, -kea, n. s
image.
Embody, v./g. rap di - /. give
form.
Embolden, s'. db&ir di=/. pat coa-
rage ; thir kSr <e /. make firm.
Embowel, v- ankiti kad = /. draw
out the bowels.
Embraoe, v. I. potlun dfa&r, or
potl&i, or pot|lun ghe, e.£^. a
mother embraces her child.
2. v6Dg mar (in general, even
in vrder to catch) = grasp.
Z,/g. Tints or vintsan k&ci a
/. elect, take, ^.j". an opinion.
i-/g. kbuii vor — /. desire, G.
■P"; fg-\ raanua = /. please
(ch.cs^,
^■/g- ghe or kanghe = /. take,
e.g. an opportunity.
6. TOp = /. consent. [-ma, «.
Embraoe, s. vfing, -ge,/.] khem,
Xmlvooktion, s. bizounen, -nea,
«.; or biz&p, -zpa, n.
Embroider, v. lugtar fulafi gb&l
= /. put flowers on a cloth.
Embryo, s. pilo, -lea, m. used
alsofg.
Emend, etc. see Oorreot, etc.
Emerald, .!. manik,-nk&,».;pa5fi,
-£a, n.
Emerge, v. 1. (udkantlo) voir
ye-i/. come (oat of the water)
above.
'i'./g. z& = l. become, happen.
Emergency, s. 1. bh&ir yeneii,
-ne&, n.; bhairs&rap, -rp&, n.
2,y^. firkilsm^t, -ta, n.; z&rurai,
-JO)/; g^rz, -ie,/; vel (6),
-111, m.
Emetio, s. Tonkoun6en vokat,
-kta, n.isl. a medicine caus-
ing to Tomit.
Emigrate, V. bhaic B&r = /. start;
P&rgavant raus/. stop in
a foreign country ; g&di
bb&ir vetasgoes beyond the
boundary; g^par vetil.
Eminenoe, s. l.pr. ubfirai, -ye,
/=/. height.
^./g. t6^ mfin, -oa, m. = l.
great honour; vortepon, -^,
w. = /. sublimity.
Emi 1
Eminflnt, <i- fg- &prap = /. rare;
z&it TOrtolo^aining Tictory,
fg.\ uttim = /. excellent;
TOrto >: sublime ; nSvaddik,
var. n&vadgo, nav^dyllo =:
famous.
EmiuBiy, s. bedi, -di, m. = I.
spy; gutateo dut, 4a, m.=l.
secret envoy.
EmiBsion, s, bhair dhadap, -dpa,
«.; see Sending.
Emit, V. pr. bliair ad&i s /.
throw, e.g. VesuTius emits
fire ; bb&ir s&r&i e /. cause to
go out, e.g. e. a sound.
Ihrnnet, s. mui, -je,/.
Smoliient, a. halu or moii k&r-
cen (TOkat)=:/. making ligbt
or soft (medicine); or only
moTfilountso.
Zmolnment, a. jikap, -kpii, ».;
upkar, -ra, m.\ adai, -yS, m.\
see Advantage.
Bmotion, .r. I-movalai, -ye,/.
2. Todni, -ne,/.=l. inclinatioa,
/g- [ment.
3. ntaambolai,-y6,/.=/. excite-
4.gua&p, -spa, n. = l. pertur-
bation, confusion.
Zmpercr, s. m&harai, -ya, m.;
Cn., n. c.\ v6d rai = /. great
king ; padsa, ^a,»(. {Turkish
word), ft. c; sultan, -na, m.,
n.c; rai, -yS, m. = king.
Jlmphasis, -T. ])bl,-lS,,n.=l. force,
/g.; taleabh&r, -ra, m. =
stress of the voice^^.; utran-
bbar = I. stress of words.
2 Emp
Xmpire, s. razvot, -ti, /, = I. king-
dom; raz, -ja, n.
Zmpirio, s. auboTatso, e.g. e.
science.
ISmploy, v. l.kbariSi = /. spend;
pr&yog k&r, G. M. = I. make
use.
2. tr. kamak lai = /. apply to
businesB ; or kam di = /.
give business.
3.n. s*. lags occupy oneself,
/. apply to, Daf.
4. kamar asa = /. is on duty,
in basiness, is busy ; or taka
kam asa.
Employment, s. 1. prayog, -ga,
m. « /. use.
2. kam, -ma, n. = l. basiness,
occupation.
3. udyog,^a,M.=employment
profession.
Emporium, s. veparatso zago,
-gea, m. = I. place of mei^
chandise.
Empower, v. podvi di = /. giie
power ; or adhikar di.
Empowered, a. podvi asuUo.
Empress, s. mabarani, -ye, /. ;
CakraTartin, -ni, /., Cn.;
rani. -je,/. = /. queen.
Emptiness, s. kbaiipon, -na, ».;
iei. rs. adj.
Bmply, a. 1. fr. khaii, also/g.,
e.g. e. pleasure; rito.
^./g. also, T&reatso = I. of
air.
Empty, V. 1. khaii kars/. make
empty.
Emu
Enc
2. kad = I. take out, discharge.
3, vompti.
Emnlate, ». addia or arda, e.£-.
Fedru ani Paula tea kamak
uddatat, or Pedru Paulu
k&de tea kamak udclata;
melvodii or meloddi (iike
udda) ; petsad = /. try.
Emulation, s. uddap or urdap,
-pa, «.; petsadap -dp^ n.
Ejaulons, .r. petsadi; uddatolo.
Enable, v. 1. b61 di = /. give
force,
2. 6y Imperf. subj. or by a c. v.,
e.g. J, C. Bent the H. Ghost
to euahle the Apostles to
preach the Gospel = J. Kri-
Btan Spirit Santak dhadla
Apostlanin vanjel pS.rgit
kariao; yet^ this does not
ex. mn. enable, 'He en-
abled him to have a house =
I tanen taka g&r b&nd&ilen',
or also the pot. mood might
be used.
Enact, I'. I.(kaido)g^=E/.found
(a law).
2.p^{knd k&r = /. approve;
kSrbul kS,r = ^. consent (Lat.
sancio); metsYO = /. ap-
proTe,
^■/g- vfis ts3,iai = act a part.
Enamel, s. dantanSen rogan -na,
». ; dantan^ed lukan, -na, n.
entirely Mr.
Bsoamp, v, tomba mar=/. pitch
a tent ; or thanen k&r.
EnoeintOt a. g&rbest ; guruar.
V. band = /. bind ; see
Enohant
Enchant, ^- 1 ■ pr. t&ntran k&r
{or m&ntran kftr) = /. make
charms.
^.fg. pisai = A make mad;
bands/, bind, e.g. b; a
sermon, «. c. ; vodni di = /.
give attractions; bhou khu-
gal kftr =s /. make Tery
cheerful.
Enchanter, s. tantragar, -ra, m.
Enchantment, s. I. pr. t&utry,
-ra, n.
^./g. pisounen, -nea, «.
Enflhastiiij:> s. fg. &japatso s /.
wonderful; or bhou sobit =
very nice; or pisountso.
Enchantress, s. tilntragarD,-Di,^
Encircle, -o. 1. suttu ghal (be-
siege); redo ghal.
2.?oi ghal (enclose, e.g. a.
field with a fence).
3. gutlai =: I. envelop, tie.
EnoIoBore, s. voi, -i,/. = fence,
e.g. voin band = I. bind by
a fence; beli, -li, /., «. €.\
Tatar, -ra, m.
Encomium, etc. see Praise.
Eneompaas, etc. see Enolrele.
Encounter, v. \. mel = /. be
found; p6d = /. fall, Prs.
znd Loc.
2.mukar rau = /. remain in
face (in a hostile manner).
^.Or. mukarYots = go in face
of, e. g. encounter deaths
dangers.
„, „ L.oogic
Enc
Ene
Bneotmge, v, dh&ir di b /. give
courage; bad sang = /. say
advice; bdl di = /. give
strength.
Enooorkgement, s. 1 . rs. into m.
2.db&ir, -ra, n.
Enanmber, v. tondre k&r = /.
makeembarraasmentB; fahar
k&r.
Enoyolioal, a. crc. sfi,mestaDk
borilillen kagad, -gda, n. = a
letter written to all; bet.
bounten kagad.
Enoyolopedia, s. s&rvijridya, -ye,
/. = I. science of all.
End, f . l.serot, 'ta, »i.=A exit,
aim: 'tatso eevot pau1a=hi8
end is come'; 'Deu imtso
sevot = God is our end'.
2.mit, -ti, /. — /. lioiit, n.c,
Cn.\ g&d, -di,/ = limit.
3. nimano = /. last, ch. cs.
4. drQt, -ta, m.; fiker, -ri,/.=/.
extremity, e.g. the end of
a letter, of a lioase.
S.tirman, -na, »,, «.i:. = de-
cision ; tirp, -pa, n. s de-
cision.
End, V. l.fr. tirsi, c;t, ^tirsa;
kab&r k&r = /. accomplish,
/r. (pass, kabar za ■= /. get
accomplished); mugdi {c.v.
tf/" magda= be ended) =bring
to an end, e.£: labours.
2.th9.mb=/.cease; m&nnak&r.
3. B6d = I. leave.
4. sevot asa = I. there is an
end, issue, (turns ont).
6.&Dt&r: 'to&ntiLrlo=he died*.
Endanger, v. 1. tr, v. riskent
gh&l s /. put in danger.
2. n. V. riskent asiSen = to be
in danger ; mosant ghal ;
mosant asCen.
EncUor, v. mogal k&r = make
dear; or iQdg(6) k&rii=caua&
to love; or band = /. hind.
Endearment, s. fuslauneii, -near
n. = I. caresses.
Endeavour, v. -pT&y&t&n k&r =
make an effort.
Endeavour, s. pr&y&t&n, -tna, n.
Endone, v. patir hor&i.
Endow, V. 1 . di = /. give ; bh6r =-
/. fill,/^.
2. d6t di = /. give dowry.
Endowed, a. asnllo, e.g. e. with
wisdom = bfld asuUo; bhor-
lolo = /. filled.
Indnranoe, f ■ l.sosnikai, -ye,_/^.
= patience.
2, in other mn. ch. cs. or rs.
Endure, 7. l.tr. b6b, bhdg b /.
suffer.
i.n.v. thir zaun rau = /. re-
main constant.
3. tag = /. last.
Enduring, a. l.rs. into v.
2. sos^ik.
S.t>olo.
Enemy, s, dusman, -na, m.
virod (mS.nis) = adversary
du$t, -ta, m. ; v&iri, -ri, m.
durSan, -na, m.
Energetio, a. tsark = active ; g&k'
tivont; nSar; bo]adik.
Ene ]
Energy, s. tsurkpon, -9a, n. =
activity; sftk&t, -kti,/,; bftl,
-la, n = l. force; uiarai, -ye,
/. z cleTerneBs.
Enervate, v. &sk&t ^&T = l. make
weak.
Enerr&tioa, s, fisk&tkai, -J6,/,
Knfeeble, see Enervate,
Enforce, v. 1 . b&l di=/. give force,
e. g. a law ; in the pass. b. za.
2. gb&t kar = make strong ; thir
k&r.
En^a^, i>. l.adou di = /. give &
pledge ; bet. advaa band {^or
some such verb) = I. bind by
pledge.
2. ut&r di=/. give a word (pro-
mise), ch. cs.; bhas&i.
S.badeak kangbe = /. take to
hire (hire); lai, e.£: e. work-
men, hire, or also occupy.
4. vodoi di = /. give an inclina-
tion, allure, captivate.
5. aogar pod = /. attack, fall
oa life; zuz m&r = /. beat a
battle.
6. k&rar k&r = I. make an
agreement.
7.apna£er kane stake upon
oneself; voisun ghe = take
upon oneself.
Enga^ (Is), l.kamar (asa).
2. ut&r dilansgave word.
Snifagement, s. I. znz, -z&, n. =i.
battle.
2. dillen utir, -tra, ft. = I. given
word (promise); (diIli)baB,-se,
/. « /.given word (promise).
5 Eng
3. k&rar, -r&, m. = I. agreement.
4. mokruri, -re,/. = I. appoint-
ment.
5.8&irik, -ke,/. = /. betrothal,
exchange of ring; idef6d,
-di,y.=exchange of betelnuts
etc.; or rs. s&irik zaii = /.
relation rose (is betrothed).
6. kam, -ma, n. •= /. business.
Engaging, a. mogaI=:/. dear, or
mogatso; vodneantso; vodnio
a^tso; mannontsoac/. pleas-
ing; khnsalayetso = /. de-
lightful; sobit = /. beauti-
ful.
Engender, v. fr. z&lm&i, c. v. of
ziLIma.
Engine, s. 6&kri}, 'ra, »,; y&ntry,
-ra, n.
Xngioeer, s. margabandpasa-
stri, -ri, m. or only bandpi,
-pia, «.
England, s. Ingland, -da, n.
Ingleter, -ra, n. Prtg.
English, a. luglez.
Engrave, ^. l.k&ut&i.
2.kat&r = cut.
Engraver, s. kantS.itolo, -le§,, m.
Engraving, s. kantoui;ie5, -nea,
n.\ or kantounCi vidya, -ye,
/. -1 /. the art of engraving.
£n^os8, V. l.i/ it m». occupy,,
crc. rs., e.g. my attention is
engrossed by the game =
s&gli moji mot (6) khela thftia
asa; or aun atan khela via-
: yant f&k&t fiintan = /, (my)
whole mind is on the play,
„, „ L.oogic
Enh 1
or I think only play; bud =
be. plunged.
2.m5t (6) b£nd=/. bind the
mind.
3. poilents molak kane = /.
take at price before.
4. BoiS( D&kill kad, etc.
Enhance, v. 1. ts&d&i, c. v. of
ts&dEbe too mucb.
2. Tad&i {c. V. ofySA) = cause to
grow.
3. sobit k&r or sob&i = /. ma.ke
fine, beautiful.
4. mbSr&g kflr = I. make dear
(rate higbly).
Enhanoement, s. yistarap, -rpa,
».; ts&dap, -4pa, n.
Eni^a, s. gut, -t£, m. = I. secret;
umeni, -ne,/.
Enigmatioalj'a. gut&tso.
Enjoin,'!', form&i, or bukum di
= order; see Oommand.
Enjoy, ». 1. \}h6g = Lai. /raere.
2, pr&yog kar = /. uae, G. M.
3. upkarak pod ^b), preceded by
Dat. of the personal, falls to
advantage.
Enjoyment, s. 1. bbogap, -gpa, n.
2.kbulalai, -ye, /. = /. plea-
sure.
Enlarge, v. vistar = /. extend ;
tslflii, c. V. of ts&d = /. in-
crease, not ex.; rundai.
Enlargement, s. rs. into v.; vis-
tar, -ra, m.
Enlighten, v. uzvad k&v, or uz-
Tadai, pr.,fg., e.g. mind;
pet&i; or uzvad di; u. lai.
6 Enq
Enlist,^, l.piltter bor&i; naun
bor&i = /. write the name ;
mel&i ~ L collect.
S.badeak kane = /. hire.
Enliven, -o. usar k&r, e.g. a con-
versatioQ.
Enmity, s. dusmaa-kai, -ye, /l;
hligen,-gea,«. = hatred; jid-
dij, -d&,».: 'cherish entaity=
jiddij {or dusman-kai) dov6r';
a&i, -ya, m. = l. discord; 1&-
dfii, -ye, /. = l. contention,
war ; z&gden, -dea, n. = I.
quarrel; virodai, -ye,/ = /.
contrariety.
Ennoble, v. l.m&ntiLn melfli, ir,
v.; m. mSJ, n.v.
^./g- vorto k4r.
Enormity,^, l.khotepori, -^a, n,
= I. wickedness.
2.ni|turai, -ye,/, = /. cruelty,
EnonnouB, a. l.tiio^o.
2. niStur.
3. bhoa v6d = very large.
Enongh, ct. puro: 'not enoughac
pavanan=/. does not reach'.
Esqnire, ?■ l.Titsar (i7r itsar),
/Vj. Cm. ; mag *s /. request
(respectfully),
2.t&n-ki k&r; d&riyaft k&r.
Enquiry, f. l.s&val,-Ie,/. = ques-
tion, also matter of inresti-
gation.
2. vitsaraii, -na, n. (into a case);
or vitsar, -ra, m,
3. t&n-ki, -ke, /. = /. examina^
tion; d&riyaft (or d&ryapt),
-ti,/.
A'OogIc
Enr
Ent
Enra^, 1). rag ad&i=/. cause to
be offended; utsatnbol kar =
excite,
SnTa^d, a. ragiit; or ragar
zallo.
Enrich, -o. l.pr. grestlcai di = /.
give riches ; great k^r.
2./g. bh6r = fill.
Enrol, V, patter nSun boriii = /.
write the name in the list.
EnslsTe, ^'. gulam k^r.
^EkiSDare, v. l.nadint dh&r = /,
catcli in the snare; sirkEi,
c.v. ^§irka=be entangled,
2.pasant ghal = /. put into
a snare (birds).
3.^. Todni di=/. give inclina-
tion.
i./g- pisai = /. cause to get
mad, n.c.
Entaa, w. \./g. (-ntlean) za =
(from it) become, ck. cs.
2.had=bring; ittillo zS {the
legal term, but more com-
monly used in the mn. of
referring a case to a higher
anthoritj).
Entangle, v. 1, guspfidai, c. v. of
gusp&d = get confounded;
aampadai, e.g. a person in
bis words.
2.dhfir = /, catch, ff.^, in anet,
3. g6nd, e.g. thread; reudai,
c. V. of revdd; v6I,
Enter, ». l.rig, 1st. Loc; bitSr
Tota = /. go in.
2. 8uru za = /. begin (time).
Enter a confraternity s ir-
mauii za, /. become an asso-
ciate.
E. on the priesthood = padri
(or saserdot) za, /, become
Father (or Priest).
E. on office = kamak rig,
E. in a book = dak&l kflr.
Enterprise, s. kftrtuven, -veS, n.
(m&ha k.)
Enterpiiaiag, (7. tBurk=/. active;
dhJliravont = courageous.
Entertain,^, l.bidar di = /. give
hospitality; kanghe = /.' re-
ceive.
2. khusal kar (or khuSalai, c. v.,
n. c.) = I. make cheerful,
(amuse); ■! entertain a wish,
a hope = asa asa', ch. cs.
Entertainment, s. 1. bidar, -ra,
n. = I. hospitality.
2. khusalai, -ye, /. = pleasure ;
upauar, -ra, m., n. c.
Enthrone, f. 1, biap kSr = /.
make bishop.
2. patar bos&i = /. seat on the
throne.
Entbnsiaam, a. I. immoderate e.:
pisepon, -na, «, = /, mad-
ness.
2. in general mn. sudsudai, -ye,
f =1. fervour; or umalo,
-lea, m.\ urba, -be,/.; tsM
asa, -se,y.
3. ntsamhojai, -ye, /!= excite-
ment.
Enthusiastic, a., rs. into s.,
1. urbevont = I. fervent.
2.utaamboli6t.
1. ,iA,i)Oglc
Ent
Env
3. phoot&jigar si /. a man of
fancy.
4. g&rmetso = hot, fg.
Entice, v. rodni di = /. allnre
(give inclination) ; fotii = /.
deceive; nadint dMi- = /.
catch ina net; nioaantghal;
fuslai; pisAi ur piso kar = /.
cause to get mad; v6d = I.
draw.
Entioemant, s. vodni, -ne, f.;
mos, -ea, m. ; fuslaunen,
-nea, «.
Entloins:, a. 1. moeatso, fotkiro
= /. deceitful.
2.vodQetBO = /. of inclination;
fuslauntso.
Entire, a. 8&glo.
Entirely, /^id. purten = /. fully,
altogether; piripurn; Bom-
purnayen = with fullness.
Entitle, v. l.h&kky di = /. give
a right.
2.E. a hook'= puetflkak naun
dov6r = /. give the name to
a book.
Entity, s. l.asap, -spa, «. = be-
ing.
2. viat^, -ta,/. = /. thing.
Entrails, j. ankiti, -Je,/.
Entrance, s. l.rig, -ge,/.
2.rlija, -je,/. = leave.
S.bagil, -gla, ». = /. door.
He has entrance to the king =
raya lagin rotsunk taka r5ja
Entr&nce-fee, s, s&n5igar, -ra, m.\
mnng&d, -da, n.
Entrap, V. \.pr. kat&r mands
prepare the trap.
2. katrin dhfir=catch inatrap;
see Ensnare.
Entreat, v. laleun mag = /. beg
with longing; an diun mag=
beg adjuring.
Entreaty, J' &nt&sk£lrnaiSen mag-
nen, -nea, «. = /. a reqnest
from the heart.
Entmat, ^. T0psundi=/. deliver;
taben di = /, give in care;
s6d^/. leave; G. hatant di
= /. give into the hand of.
Entry, s. l.rig, -ge,/
2. make an e. in a book=puBta-
kar bor&i, or dakill kJir.
Entwine, v. revod; t6j; band.
Enumerate, ». I. lek (6); mez (6).
2.mon = /. recite.
£nameration, s. 1 . lek, -ka, ».
2.mezap, -zpa, n.
Enunciate, f. sangs/. say; utsar
= /. pronounce.
Envelope, s- lokato, -tea,0z. {par.
lakoto), e.g. of a letter.
Envelope, "v. gutlai, e.g. e. in
a cloth.
Envenomed, a.fg. bhou kho^o =
/. very wicked; vikal,^.
Enviable, a. asa faro zallo or
aia k&rtso or aseuntso = de-
sirable; ipurbayetao = I.
lovely.
Envious, a- mosri ; niskutsaratso;
iiiskutsari; kuSclo; an en-
vious person = agio, /. a
cobra,^.
„, „ L.oogic
Env
Era
Environs, s. airhllddij, -di, /.;
bount&nitso gaun, ^anra,
m. = l. the country which is
around.
EnTOy, f. dut, -ta, m.
Bavy, J. niskutsar, -ra, m.; mosor,
-sra, OT.
Envy, V- niskutsar kjtr, G. M,
Epio, a. viratso: 'e. poetry = 7.
B]6k'.
Epidemic (disease), s. \. voso,
-sea, m\ or voseafii pida,
-de,/.
2, loka5i pida, -de,/. = disease
of the people.
Epigram, s. borap, -rpa, n.
Epilepsy, s. morlugi pida, -de,/;
giravu, -va, «.
Eplscop&l, a. bispatso.
Episcopate, .?. bispapon, -na, n.
(dignity); bisparaz, -ja, n.
(diocese).
Episode, s. adkitha, -the, / = /.
cross-story, n. c.
Epitaph, s. mornai^en bSrap,
-rpa, «.
Epitome, s. s&nksep, -pa, m.
Epitomize, v. s&akgep kilr.
Epoch, s. kal, -la, m. (occasion
and era).
Equability, .f. nidanai, -ye,/
Equable, a. nidani or nidan =
calm.
Eqnal,r7. 1. E^ma; sarko= similar.
2.1ayek = /. suitable.
Equal, v. sSrina asa.
Equality, s. sS.r, -ri, /, e.g. e.
of two lines.
Equally, ad. 1. rs. into adj.
2. biri = Lai. instar, e.g. love
thy neighbour eq. with thy-
self =tuje biri peleatso mog
kS.r; teats jinsin = in the
same way.
Equator, s. has no proper equi-
valent'., s^mabhag^git, -ta,
m. or Mr, Cn. vi|ttvavrat,
-ta, «.; buinmodlogit, -ta,
OT., anal, to Cn. Sans.
Equilibrium, s. 1 . s^rituk, -ka, n.
2,/f-. rs. s^ma.
Equinox, s. ratikdisaks&r, -ri,
/.; Mr. Cn. viiuv, -va, n.
Equip, V. t&yar k&r = /. make
ready.
Equipage, s. 1. zuzasaman,
-na, m.
2.dSrbar, -ril, n. (retinue).
Equipoise, s. sS.mabbar, -ra, m. ;
s^ma ttik, -ka, n.
Equity, i. nit, -ti,/.
Equivalent, a. 1 . sSma = equal.
2.yekatukat3o; yekabharatso.
Equiyocal, a. dubavatso or du-
bavi ; see Ambiguous.
Equivocation, s. dubau, -bava,
m. = l. doubt; or dubavacin
ntraii,^/./=doubtful words;
see Ambiguity.
Equivocate, v. gudartan ulfLi.
Era, 5. kal, -la, m.
Eradicate, I', l.humhol; (ruka-
6in palau) kad = /. draw out
(the roots of a tree).
^.fg. kadn ghal; see Destroy.
Erase, V. 1. pus = cancel.
Kra
Ess
2.cittii kad = remove a blot.
Eraaore, s. 1 . rs. v.
a.pusap, -spa, «.
Erect, a, 1 . nit = straight.
2. ubo = /. standing.
Erect, I'. 1. uk61 = lift up.
2.band = /. build.
Erection, s. l.bandap, -dp£, n.
{Lat. aedificium').
2. rs. into v. or adj.
Err, V. l.tsiik: 'vat t8ukli = l
went astray, /. the way has
been missed'. 'Tsukla = he
made a mistake, a sin {subj.
conslr.).
2.fotua = he deceived.
3, parpol zaun boun or only
boun = be vagabond.
Erratic, a. 1. parpol.
2. kramavin = irregular.
Enoneons, 5. fals, /r.; fotkiro;
8atavin = not true; rs. into
Error, s. l.tsuk, -ki,/,
2. patak, -tka, «. = /, sin.
Eructation, s. d6nb, -ka, m.
Erudition, s. sikap, -kpa, n.
Eruption, s. 1. eruption of a
volcano, ujeavonk, -ki,y",
2. f6d, -da, m. (a suppurating
tumour).
3. mumbar, -bra, «, = a pimple.
Bryeipelaa, s. daddur6g, -ga, m.,
n.c.
Escape, 7^ l.p6l = flee; or pdln
vots.
2.tauk&i=/. avoid; or taukoun
ghe.
3.1ip = /. hide; (-ntlo) pariyar
za = get rid of.
4.bhair ailr = /. go out, e.g.
water.
Escape, s. l.polap, -Ipa, «. = /.
flight.
2.iden, -dea, «.=:a small hole,
e.g. in a cask of wine.
3. often rs. into v., e. g. there
is no escape from death.
Escort, I', paryar vor.
Escort, .r. l.paro, -rea, m.
2. d&rbar, -ra, m.
Esculent, see Eatable.
Esoteric, a. gutatso.
Especial, a. mukhya = /. princi-
pal; viSes.
Especially, ad. mukhyazaun ;
bhou kirn; idikkftrn; tsad-
zaun; vises.
Espionage, s, bedipon, -na, n.
from bedi, -di, m. pr. =
spy-
Esplanade, ^. m^idan, -na, n.
Esquire, s. saib, -ba, m.
Essay, ^- 1. pr^y9,tiln, -tna, n. =
I. effort.
2, p3.rikSa, -§e,y; = /. trial, esa-
mi nation.
3. dakten borap, -rpa, «.; see
Pamphlet.
Essence, s. s^imb, -ba, n. = na-
tnre; sar, -ra, m. = I. ex-
tract, y^. used also for e. tn
phil. mn.
Essential, a. mukhya=/. princi-
pal; saratao, e.g. e. quality
of.
Est
Eva
Establish, V. 1. gad = /. found;
stapan kJlr or stapsi, e.g.
a college, «. c.
2, nisfieisi = I. decide, deter-
mine; nemsi = /. appoint.
IiBtabliBltmeiit, s. I.karkhano,
-nea, m.
2.baadap, -dpa, n. = /. a build-
ing.
Zstate, s. 1, ast, -ti {or asti, -te),
y. = landed property; buifi,
-in,/.
2. stiti, -ti, /.; bh^a, -bu, ot.;
liuddo,-de£,«n.=rank; thg,r,
-ra, m. = kind, class. The
second and third estate kere
have no better equivalents
than mflQt&nantlo = noble,
or gre8t = rich; awi/khaunk
jeunk asulIo=hariag to eat,
or dublo = poor, respective-
ly.
Ssteem, s. boren naun, -nara, n.
= 1. a good name; man, -na,
»!. = /. honour; m&atS,n, -na,
n. = l. nobility.
He is iu great e. = to bou
boren naun bb6gta.
Esteem, V. l.Cint = /. think.
2. m&nA=Lai. mag-ni/ac-horea
£int; m^n d&kiti=show honor;
fipurbai kiir, G. A = /. make
affection; prit k&r = /. love,
G. F. m61 kar = make price,
appreciate, Ace; I3,ksak&r=
I. make care. Ace.
Estimate, .f. 1. lek (6), -ka, n.-^
I. account: &ndaz, -zS, m.
{or flndazo, -zeii, «.), e.g. of
the cost.
2, aloBen, -ni, _/.= judgment,
opinion .
Estimate, ^. lek(^) k&r; jlndaz
kar, G. M.
Estrange, v. m6n pois k^r^i/.
make tbe heart far.
Estuary, s. 1 . aj Ten, -rea, n.
(the mouth of a river).
2. diirjakul, -la, «.
Eternal, a. sasnatso; ^gUriit =
/. infinite; sadantso; mor-
navin.
Eternally, ad. sasnaceii sasitak;
or s^dankal.
Eternity, s. sasin, -sna, «. ; sS.-
dankal, -la, m.^l. epoch of
always.
Ethic, a. tsalitso.
Ethics, ^. tsaliiflstr^, -ra, n.
Etiquette, s. tsalts&mk&n, -na,
n. ; mary^d, -Ai,/. ; mirya-
diCi da,3tiir, -re,/.
Etymology, s. 1. sibdanvidya,
2.(sabda-) mfll, -la, «.
Etymon, s. s^bda^ (or siibdan-)
mul, -la, n.
Eucharist, s. santisim sakra-
ment, -ta,' m. ; kumgar, -ra,
m., flwi/komuniaun, -ava, «.
are used not uncommonly
by the people /or euch.
Ennuoh, s. khozo, -jea, m.
Euphonic, ct. boro vaztoto.
Euphony, s. boren vazap, -zpa, n.
BTscuate, v. 1 . khali kar = /. make
' - A.oogk-
Eva
Eve
empty; vot or Tomti=poar;
uspi.
2. kad = /. take out.
3. s6d=/. leave, e.g. a country.
4. hag (go to Btool).
Er&cnatios, f ■ I.utk&de,-dea,».;
hago?, -ni,/.
2./g. sodni, -a9,/.
Srade, v, l.tsuk&i^/. avoid.
2.p6! = A get away; Jff Esoape.
Svanesoent, a. 1. nfip&iuts zaun-
tso.
2.^. khali; fotkiro.
Evangfllical, a. evanjel aikfi,ita
to ; or evanjelan aikaillo.
'ETaugelical couiisels=Bvaii-
jelant sangylleo budi {or
sikoneo) ; Durbolkai, An-
ka&rpon, Khaltepon are the
three e. couDsels).
Evangelist, s. evanjeligt, -ta, m.
fr.\ 8U¥4rtamanagar,-ra,m.,
n.u.
Erangelize, v. evanjel pHrg&t kar;
suTS^rtaman p. k.
Evaporate, v. (vareSut udoa veta
z /. (in the air) Hying goes;
ub.
Evasion, .r. l.tsukap, -kpa, n.
2. nibiji, -ba, n. = /. pretext.
Evasive, a. tsukouotBO.
Eve, s. vijil, -la, m, (of a feast),
fr.\ (festatso) adlo dis, -sa, m.
= previoa8 day (of the feast).
'We are on the eve of war =
zuz lagin asa'.
Eveni^. 1. telto=8mooth; sarko.
^■fg. mdan = calm.
E. number = faden, -dea, n.
Even, Hf/. legun; s⁢ pariyant;
these words are placed after
the word mod^ed; see Also.
Not even {Laf. ne quideni) =
i with neg. particle, or p&ri-
yaot in neg./,, see Gram.
Evening, s. sanz, -je / 'In the
evening=8anjer<w8anjeiSefi'.
Evenneas, s. 1 . teltepon, -^a, n.
'i./g. nidanai, -ye,/ = equani-
mity.
Event, s. l.gidap, -dpa, «.
2. sevot, -ta, m. = I. issue.
At all events = puni, k&seui
zaundi.
In the e. of = zfirrt&r, if.
Eventnal, a. rs. sekin; k^detso;
tirsountso; bet. rs.
ISvw, ad. l.sadaDt8 = always.
2. thambanastanaiL=iace8saDt-
ly-
3. kaiS(puni), asinthe sentence,
'did he ever commit auch a
thing?'; kain; by the canting.
Jilt, or Potential Mood.
For eTer=sa8na6ea sasnak.
In neg. sentences it is Joined
to the verb.
'Ko mortal has e. been able
to attain 80 tauch = m&nsak
titleu kedint8 tanklenan'.
'Are friends ever to be pre-
ferred to old men? = iStaak
matare&n pr&s k&in" vintsua
kadi zaigi?'
Everlasting, a. sasnatso; sl^
dants t^gtso. , ,
Eve
Exa
Evermore (For), ad. sidants.
Every, a. l.haryek; yeyek; kS.-
8oloi = Z(7/. quivis; h&r.
2. jinsan.
Everybody, /ru«. haryeklo; ye-
yeklo; kasoloi m^nis, -nia,
?».; fr koni.
Every-day, ad. disandis.
Bvery-day, a. disadisatso, dis-
podto,
EveiTthiiig, ^. s&kM,
Xvery-way, ^. l.siirvi^ kusin.
2. purten = altogether; p&ri-
purn = altogether.
Everywhere, a. sflglean; s&gle
kMe; sarvg thitiS, tj/.
Evidence, j. l.uktepoii,-na, n.=
I. being open,^., «, c; rs.
BOst-= evident.
2.ruzvat, -ti,/.
3. sakS, -si, f. (Lai. testimo-
niuni). 'Give e. = sak| sang'.
Evident, a. imi\ ukto.
Evidently, ad. soStzaun.
Evilji. 1. vait(5. fl«[/ai^'.),-ta, «.
2. khoto (adj.y., pad. 'Speak
e.= vait ul^'. 'Wish e. = v.
mag'.
Eril-doer, s. vait k&rtolo.
Evil-minded, a. l.mosor k&rtolo
=.1. envious.
2.rf. taka khudi Dan = /. he
is not willing.
Evil-speaking, s. I. tsadiyegar,
-ra, ?«. = /, backbiter.
2, gali sangtolo = I. abusing.
S.tsadi, -ye,/
4. gal, -11,/
Evinee, v, soSt kfir = make
clear; dak4i=/. prove, show.
Eviscerate, v. pr. ankiti kad3=/.
take out the bowels.
Evoke, V. -ntio apoi.
Evolve, ^. 1- sod^ii; k&d.
1. fg. BOst kar.
EwB, s. bokri, -re,/., «. «.; tj/^.
gataSl bokdi, -de, /; see
Sheep.
Ez-, as part of the title of one
vbo has been in office,
1. m&ji — if he has left the office
lately ;
2. kS,Ila (thief)— if degraded
from it.
Exacerbate, v. ntsambdl k&r = /.
make excited; duk&i (c. v. of
dnk) = /. cause sorrow.
Ezaot, V. 1. (b^kkan) mag = /.
request.
2. formal = /. command, ck. cs.
3. T&rat k&r = /. make a de-
mand.
Exact, a. 1. sarko; zagrut = /.
attentive ; kr&matEO = /. re-
gular; or kr&m ^syllo.
2. s£ima.
3. b&rabiir = /. exact, right,
equal; as, I found the ac-
counts e.
Exaction, s. l.vSrat, -ta, m.
2. b61, -la, n. = violence.
Exactly, ad. l.sarken.
2. ex. Bo^t&sents.
Exactness, s. z&grutai, -ye,/
Exaggerate, v, 1. tB^iii = /. in-
crease.
Exa
Exc
2. ts^ saDg=i /. say too much;
tsadoun sang; vlg. goppe
mar; kuvale kat^r; tsoulto
mar. {Konk.)
Eiagr^eration, s. tsadoun, -ne,
/■; ^'if • goppo, -pea, m, {in
the pi. goppe).
Exalt, T'. I.y^.hogol6i=/. praise;
hoglai; ubolsi.
2. b&dti di (promote to a higher
office); manaceD ]i&ta di = /.
give high office; vorto k&r,
e.g. e. humble men; Yoir
kad; man di=/. giTe honour.
3. Yorni = exalt, e.g. e. God;
tarif kar, G. F., n.c.
Exaltation, s. 1 ./g. hoglap, -pa,
«. = /. praise; tarif, -ie, /.,
n,c.\ man, -n a, »(.=/. honour.
2.vortepon,-na, «.=sublimity.
S.b&dti, -te,/. = promotion to
a higlier office.
Examination, s. I. p^rik|a,-6e,/.,
e.g. in the school; vitsaran,
-na, n.=s.l, inquisition ; t&nki,
-ke,y. = /. inquisition; dari-
yaft, -ti,/.
2. ugdas, -sa, m. = I. remem-
brance: 'e. of conscieace =
patkantso ugdas = I. remem-
brance of sins'; or &rit&Bk&r-
natilnki, -ke,/. = inqnisition ;
of the heart. !
Examine, I'. l.parik|a kSr,(?.i^., |
pass. p. di.
2..vit8ar = /. investigate.
3. (antaskSrn) tinki k4r ; dft- |
riyaft k&r; patkaiitso ugdas ,
k&r = /. make memory of
sins.
i. pole (or polei) = /. see, in-
spect.
Examiner, s. p&rikSa kSrtolo;
pfirikiegar, -ra, m, = also he
who is examined, whereas
p&rik£a ditolo = only exa-
mined.
Example, s. l.dek (&), -ki, /.
(bori dek = good example,
edification, e. g. e. of saints).
2.daklo, -lea, m. zc a short
story ; dr&itant, -ta, w., n. c;
kfita, -te,/ =h:story.
3. vopar, -re,/. =a parable.
4. Q^muno, -nea, m. = I. pat-
tern, sample.
For example = kasengi molear
= /. as if you say ; dr<an>
tak.
Eiiaperate, f. rag aciai=/. cause
anger; utsambo^ kar = /.
excite ; duk&i, c. 7',= /. afflict;
kodu k&r.
Exasperated, a. ragiet, etc. see v.
Exiisperatini^, a. dukountso ;
kodu.
Exasperation, 5. l.rag, -ga, /.'2.=
anger.
2.dukounen, -nea, n.
Excavate, ». 1. pokai kSr = /.
make hollow; pok6r.
2. konds/. dig.
Excavation, s. pok&lap, -pa, n.
or pok&lai, -ye,y., «. c; f6nd,
-da,i!«. =grave; k6Dd, -da, n.
Exc
Exc
Exceed, v. l,tsad = too much,
uiith (he verb showing the
kind of excess; mirua = /.
trespass^;iuikuii: 'he exceeds
bis limits = podvek mikvata,
/. trespasses power'; tsS.d = /.
be too much.
2, z4it vor = /. gain a Tictory,
3. by the comparative.
Exceedingly, ad. bhou = much;
or bhou tsfi,d = very much.
Excel,^- l.jik=/,gaiii,^./-.Peter
excels Paul ; zfiit vor= /,
gain victory, Prs. znd Loc.\
uttim zaun yortautaW. is ex-
cellent; by the comparative.
2.boro zaun vortauta (ivith
superl. or compar.) or, in-
stead of boro, so?ne other
adj. as the meaning requires.
Exoellence, s. vortepon, -na, w.;
aprupai, -ye, / = rarity, y^.
Xxoellent, a. uttim or uttam;
bhou boro; vorto; aprup.
Excellently, ad. bhou boren.
Except, prep. 'kvihS.,postp.\ khirit,
postp.\ hy the gerund, neg. in
tanali, or by the neg. condi-
tional.
Exception, s. virodai, -ye, /. =
contrariety, n. u. ; fiprupai,
-ye,/'.=rarity; fi.pavad, -da,
m., Cn. Mr.\ bet. rs. ad, or
virod aaa.
Exceptional, a. ^prup = I. rare;
virodayetso; see Exception.
Excess, s. 1. ts^au, -d^va, ».
2. nigutai, -ye,y.
3.taak,-ki,/. = /, error; miruo-
nen, -nea, n. akr^m, -ma, n.
= I. disorder.
ExcesBlve, a. l.tsSdavot, e.g. e.
anger, beat.
2.kr&mavin; rairuontso.
Exchangee, v. I.b^dM; &d&lb&d&l
kar.
2, vatai = /. e. money.
Exchange places = yere suater
TOts, /. go to another place,
or also suat badal.
Exchange, s. b&dlap, -pa, n.
Exchequer, s. khilzano, -nea, m.
Ezoise, s. sunk, -ka, n.; see Tax.
Excitability, -T. utsambolai,-ye,/,;
or utaambola sarken, -kea, n.
Excitable, a. utsambolatso, ut-
sambola sarko.
Excite, v. l.utsambol k3.r.
2. ubzS,i = cause to become
excited.
3. utai, e.g. e. your hearers to
penance; huakai, e.g. a dog
against.
4.kante TOr = /. bring thorns,
i. e. instigate.
5.b61 di = /. give force.
6. lai = /. apply.
7. bud Bang = give advice.
%. by thee, v., e.g. ex. laughter
= has&i.
Ex. compassion = movalai;
kakult dhJirai, or rs. kakult
dista or k. kilr.
Excitement, f. utsambolai,-ye,/.;
umalo, -lea, m. == I. boiling;
/g., e.g. e. to sin.
Exc
Exe
Exclaim, v. b&b mar = /. beat
noise; 8ang=/. say (in speak-
ing); b6b marn sang = cry-
ing say; commonly the form
of the sentence must be
changed.
Eiolamation, s. b6b, -\i6,f = l.
crying.
Kxolnde, v. 1. pois dovdr=/. keep
far.
2, bhair ghal = /. put out ; kad=
/. take out; bhair dank, or
bbair gbaln dank.
Ezolusion, s. bbS,ir gal&p, -pa,
«., n.c.\ rs. V.
Ezolnsive, a. I.yeksuroi-/. soli-
tary.
2. by the emph. -ia\ rs. into
kharit or si vai = except.
Exolusively, ad. matri^, &ki.i or
fakt = /. only; rs. kb&rit or
giyai; by -ts emph., e.g. that
is not the fault of old age
e. = utar pirayeBita ti tsuk
n^iii.
Ezoommnnioate, v. \. ig&rjentlo
bbair ghal,. or igSrje bhair
gbal.
2. zati bbair ghal = /. put out
of the caste.
Ezcommnnicatioii, s. eskomuni-
aufi, -ava, m., fr.\ s4rgin
sirap, -pa, m. = the curse
of heaven; igirjeairap, -pa,
ffj.; or rs. v.
Excrement, J. gu, -va, TO.; I&ddi,
-de,/i=horse-dung; sen.-na,
«. = cow-dung.
Exoresoenoe, s. dunkuti^, -ta, n.
Excruciate, !'. l.kMt&i; iza di;
duk&i; volvolai.
2.dukin jln vetfi-^/. by pain
life goes.
Excruciatiiig,a.kS.ntin; kil^touD-
tso; dukountso; volvoloun-
tso; ijetBo; d&gdouotso.
Exculpate, "v, 1. gunyaunatullo
dakili=show innocent; nda-
ran sang; nirapradi kftr.
2. nib sang = say excuse.
Excnlpation, s. udar&n, -na, w.,
or rs. V.
Exunraion, s. 1. pSsii, -ye, f.
(Lai. deamhulatio); boundi,
-de,/.
2,savari, -re,/. = a riding e.
Excusable, a. m&f favo zallo, or
v.l.tr.ma.£{or map) kit,
or m. di =! I. make or giro
pardon ; bogsi = forgive.
2. maf mag = beg pardon.
3. nib sang = I. exculpate, say
excuse.
Ezonse, s. 1 . maf, -fe,/ or -S, «.,
but bet. indecl.; bogsSaen,
-nea, «.
2. nib, -ba, «. = pretext.
Execrable, a. sirapatso; kbote-
ponatso; kantalofayo zallo;
kantaleatso.
Execrate, s*. l.kantal = /. abbor;
sirap ghal = I. put a curse.
2. bllit&i = defile.
Exaoration, s, I. sirap, -pa, m.
2. rs. V.
Exe
Exe
Execute, v. 1 . k&r = 1. do ; eoyoi
kar, G, F., e.g. a good reso-
lution.
2. pal = I. perform, e.g. a duty,
a promise.
3. tsaiai = /. cause to walk.
4.Jari kir, e.g. a will.
Execution, £. I.k^riii,-ne,y., de/.
rs. intov.\ jari, -re,/!
2. morna£i siksa, -«e,/.
3. asteikap, -kpa, n.
Executioner, s. mhar=a pariah,
only such people being em-
ployed in this o0ice; jari
k&rtolo, -lea, m.\ ^si gh&l-
tolo.
Executor (of a will), j. = (testa-
ment) jari k&rtolo.
ZzaButive, a. jarik&rtso.
Exegesis, s. vivorsangiSi vidya,
-ye,/-
Exemplar, s. l.namuno, -nea,
m. = pattern, sample, used
alsofg.
2.dek(e), -ki,/., e.g. J. C. is
our exemplar.
Sxemplaryi a. dek (6) kfiueank
favo zallo = I. worthy of
taking (from it) an example;
attiiD = /. excellent; n&mu-
neatso.
Sxemplify, v. dek (6) [or daklo)
di; dakleanin dakiii.
£xempt, a. viroit : 'exempt from
sin = patkan viroit'; often
ch. cs.
Exempt) V. l.rSja dis/. gire
leave, ch. cs.; maf k4r.
,, e.g.
2. a6d = l. leave.
Exemption, s. 1 . maf, -fa, i
from a law.
2. sufka, -ke,/i, £.^. from sin;
sodni, -ne,y".
Exercise, .f. l.&byas, -sa, m.
2.kam, -ma, n. = I. basiaess,
theme.
S.boundi, -de,y^ =walking ex.
4. kaido, -dea, m. = I. duty,
e.g. daily ex.
5. sOToi, -ye, /. = practice,
custom.
6. Telar, as in the phrase,
'in the exercise of hia office
= kam kfir^ea vel&r'.
7. rs. (kam) tsiilili = exercise
(an office).
8. kovat, -ta, «. (military
Exercise, v- 1 ■ ts&Iai, c. v. = /.
cause to walk, e.g. an office.
2. sOTOi k&r = /. make habit;
Hbyas kiir.
3. p&riksa k&r=/. make exami-
nation, try, e.g. patience.
4. kovat Bik&i = drill.
Exercised, a. rs. taka ^byas a8&,
or kii}ta=he has practice, or
he knows; &hja.a asuUo.
ExarciBeB,f.(vorsatso)kaido=re-
treat = /. (yearly) exercise ;
ritrit, -ti, /., or riter, -ri,
/■,/r.; &tmeat30 {or devaspo-
natso) fi:byaB, -s&, m.; t6p,
-pa, «. = the hearing of God's
voice; contemplation.
Exert, V. l.vaur^ 3= make effort;
„, „ L.oogic
Exe
Exo
2. pr&y&t&Q V&T = /. make
an effort.
3. dakSri = /. ehow.
Exertion, s. pr&y&t^n, -ina, n.
(var. -tne,/)
Exhalation, s. l.porm61, -la, m.
(a good Bmell).
2, ub, -h&,/. = l. vapour.
3. gban, -Tfi,/. = a bad smell.
Exhale, i'. l.bhair ghal = /. put
out, cA. cs.; bhair s&rai.
2.bhair Bar = come out
Eihaust, V. l.tr. mugdi, e.v. of
mugda = fiuiBh ; kh4r6i = /.
expend; tirai = /. finish, e.g.
e. a question.
2. fisk&t k&r = make veak ;
d%si = make tired; d&nvai.
Exhansted, a. puro zallo = tired,
I. got ODOugh; rater podso=
I. falling on the way; A&a-
v&lio.
Exhanation, s., rs. into v. ; (ts&-
davot) isk&tkai, -ye, / = /.
(excessive) weakness; dfin-
Bonefi, -nea, «. Fplay.
Exhibit..^. l.dakS.i=/. show, dis-
2.dolean mukar ghalsput be-
fore the eyes.
Exhibition, s. dakoiuen, -nea, «.
(or dakoni, -ne,/)
Exhilarate, ^. kbuGaUii, c. v. of
khusal, n, c, or khuSal k&r.
Exhilaration, s. khnsalai, -ye,/.
cheerfulness.
Exhort, V. bori bud &ang=/. say
good advice ; bndba^ sang ;
api ; see EnooiirAg:e.
Exhortation, J. l.bud, -di,/. =/.
advice.
2.budbal, -li,/ = /. a kind of
familiar preaching.
3. sermaun, -ava, m. = preach-
ing, used also for exhorta-
tion, fr.
Exigreney, s. g^rz, -je,/; V&&\,
-ta, 7n.
Exile, J. l.pardesi,-sia,OT. ; pS-r-
des, a. = foreign.
2.gadpar, -ra, ^.=.Lat. "^exuP
and '■exilium\ n. c; pfirdes-
pon, -na, n. = Lat. exilium ;
desant^r, -ra, n.
He is in exile = pd.rgavant
bhair ghala, or p&rdesi za-
UQ asa.
Exile, II- gadpar kar; paradesak
dhad = send to a foreign
country; or gavaii bhair ghal
= put out of the country.
Exist, V. asa.
l.asap, -spa, m,,
2.jini, -ye,/. =;. life.
Existent, a. I. jiyeuntso = living;
haz&r = present.
2.atantso = /. of now.
Exit, s- l.bhiurs&rap,-rpa,».=
departure.
2. aka4o, -dea, ««. = a narrow
footpath; iden, -clea, ». = a
small opening, e.g. in a door.
Exonerate, v. haluai; see also
Exonlpate.
Exorbitant, a. bhou tsM, or tsii-
davot = /. excessive.
Exo 1
SzorciBS, "v. deantBar&k sod&t a
/. cause the devil to leavo.
Ezorciam, s, 1. bbutasodouni,
-rie,y;, n.c.
2. bliuta6odouDeainag-Qea,-iie&
Exordiom, s. euru, -ye,/.; t&fa-
rai, -ye,yi
ISzoterio, i. p&rg&t = /. pablic;
ugto = /. opeo.y^.
Ezotio, a. bbailo = /. exterior.
Expand, v, I.vistar.
2.s6d&i, e.g. Bowers e. their
leaves ; gbal = I. pat.
Ezpanaion, .r. vistarap, -rpa, n.
Expatiate, "v. lambai ul&i ; vistarn
ul&i.
Expatriate, see Exile.
Expect, "0. l.rak, e.g. I expect
you to-morrow; e. a letter,
payment, etc.
2. rau, n.-B, = l. wait.
3. patiye = /. hope, trust; ala
asa, ch. cs.
4. fiint=/. tbjnk.
Ih^otation, s. I.b&ruaso, -seS,
m., e.g. I was disappointed
in my e.; patiyeni, -ni,/.=
/, hope, trust; asa, -le,/;
2.a,lo5en, •Di,/. = ^. opinion.
Expefltorate, v. kbaokar.
Ei^wdienDy, s. vazbipon, -na, n,
apfcftr, -ra, m.; upAi, -ya,
m.
Expedient, s. 1 . favo = /, due ;
vasbi'^/. conveuient.
2. upkaratsos/. advantageous
Z.by zainiit is e., Lat. decet.
9 Exp
Expedition, J. l.aus&r, -ra, m.=
haste.
2. (phoajifien) dhadap, -dpa, n.
= the sending of an army;
or phoujipoin, -na, n.
Expel, V. bhair ghal = /. put out;
bhair dbad = /. send out;
nivrai = /. deprive; or bir-
t&rap k&r = dismiss.
Expend, jr-kh^rSi.
Expenditure, s. khilrts, -tsa, m.
Expense, s. khfirts, -tsa, m. ;
kust, -t5, n. (in ind Loc),
only in the phrase at my
ex.
Expensire, a. kb&rtsatso; mhSr
r&g = /. dear; mol&dig = of
price.
Experience, s. 1. ^nbou, -bova,
m., or. Snbhdg, -ga, m.
2.pirik|a,-5e,/; = /. examina-
tion, a trial, a specimen.
Experience, v. 1. sfts, bh6g=;/.
suffer, feel.
2.p&rik$a kiir = /. make trial,
G.F.\ or pole = I. look.
3.sik = /. learn.
Experienced, a. anbh6gi; or &n-
bOTfltSO.
Experiment, s. parikSa, -Se, /.',
p&ry&t&n, -tna, «., e.g. phy-
sical e.
Expert, a. usar; zanto; see
BkilUtil.
Expiate, v. 1. pra^it k&r = /.
make penance, G. N.
2. f&rikpoi^ di s /. give satis-
faction.
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170
Exp
EzpUtioD, s. 1. pra6it, -t§,, n.
2. farikpon, -na, n. = I. satis-
faction.
Expiatory, a. 1. praiSitatso.
2. ^rikponatso.
Expiration, J. l.usuas, -sa, m.
{ex, uBuasai^i s6dDe, -ne,/,
2. &nt, -ta, ffi. = eiid; rj. zata:
'on the e. of 5 years = pants
vorsan zaun'.
Expire) II. prari sod = I. leave
life, die.
Explain, V. l.B6dM = /. unfold.
2./^. vivor sang, G, M. = /.
say explanatioD ; dakoun di
= /. show, as in preacliiDg;
somz&i = /. give to under-
stand.
3. &rth Bang = /. say tbe mean-
ing.
Explanation,^. 1. vivor, -ra, m.,
e.g. of doctrine.
2. arth, -tha, m. = /. meaning.
3. udar&n, -na, «., e.^. e. of
one's own proceedings.
Explioit, (i. sost; kh&ndit = /.
positive.
Explicitly, ad. so|t (zaun).
Explode, V. mar, e. g. a gun.
Ex. an opiniOD = yek alofieo
k^dn udii.
Exploit, i. vortikilmi, -ne,/. =
great action ; dhiiiraTOnt
karyen, -yea, n. ; or m&ba
k&rtuven, -veil, n.
Explore, v. 1. s6dna kilr; sdd;
p&rik&i k&r; pole {or polei).
2. vits&r&9 klir=make inquiry.
Explosion, s. far, -ra, m.
Explosire, a. faratso ; or far
zaisarko.
Export, ^. r&ft kHr; bhair vor.
Exportation, s. r4ft, -ta, n., Hind.
Expose, V. 1. bhair dov6r, bbair
gbali7rmukarghal=/. place
out, or before.
2. ugto gbal = I. place open,
e.g. to a danger; pSrgatai
= publish.
3. dak&i = /. exhibit.
4. riskent gbal = /. put in
danger; 'he exposed himself
to death = morna&e riskent
pddlo'.
Exposed, a. ukto gbaltso or p&d-
tso {e.g. to a danger); bet.
rs. khal, e. g. riske kh. = e.
to risk; patka kh. = e. to
sin.
Expoaitios, s. 1. vivor, -ra, m.
= /. explanation ; dakounen,
-^ea, H. (or dakon, -ne,/.)
2. lek(fe), -ka, «. = a statement.
3. Sakramentacen besaun, -sa-
TEi, n, = e. of the Blessed Sa-
crament^.; SakramentaiSen
dakouneS, -;iea, n.
Expostulate, ». Sin uiai=/. speak
a complaint; durva=/. blame;
guuyaukar kfir = /. make
guilty ; hiikkan mag = ask
with right.
ExpoBore, s. k&£t,-ta,;«.EAdifiK-
culty, pain ; see Expose.
Expound, see Explain.
Express, v. 1, pil = squeeze.
„, ;, L.oogic
Exp
171
Ext
2.iitsar = /. give expression in
words to, proDOUQce; p&tsar.
3. dak^i = I. show.
4. nl^ = I. speak.
Express, a. -ts emph., i.e. exact,
yerj.
Eipress, s. ravani, -nia, m.orn.
Expreaslon, s. I. atsir, -ra, m.
2.ntrafi = /. words, sentences.
3.rup, -pa, «., e.g. e. of tte
face.
Expressive, a. 1 . rs. into gnrti;
a8a=^. is a sign ; or dak&ita.
2.rupatso, soSt, e.g. e. face.
3. b61 asijllo = I. having force.
4. somzontso = intelligible.
Bxpreaaly, see Eiplioitly.
Expulsion, .r. bhair gbalap, -Ipa,
n., n.c; or rs. v.
Eipnnge, v. pus; iSitti^ kad.
Expurgate, v. s&ma k^r; nit&l
kar; nitlai,
Ezqnlsite, a. l.utt&m = /. ex-
cellent; TintsQllo, or vin-
tsnar, e.g. e, pain, e. food;
bhari, e.g. benefit.
2.ni5tur=cruel, e.g. e. pain.
3.ru5it80=:tasteful (food); na-
zok = /. delicate.
Exquisite, s. nazakgar = a deli-
cate, elegant man.
ExqnisitenesB, i. l.nazukai, -ye,
/. = delicacy.
2,Tortepon, -na,«,=siihlimity.
Extant, <T. urta tOa=remaiuing;
ani asa to.
Extempore, ad. 1. yekats fara=^
at once, ch. cs.; anSit.
2. t^yarnastanan = /. not being
prepared, ch. cs. ; rs. utrAfi
tond&r aB&t = /. words are
on the mouth, t. e. he can
speak extempore.
Extend, v, I.Tistar.
2. lamb k^r = I. make long.
3- kad. [road.
4. rundai or rund k&r, e.g. a
5. ani di = /. give more {e.g.
time).
6. pan = roach.
Extension, s. yistar&p, -rpa, n. or
vistar, -ra, m.\ lambai, -ye,
/. = /. length; zago, -gea, m.
= /. space, place; rs. into
kitlo = how much.
Eztensive, a. \.pr. vistarlolo.
S.tsitd.
Extent, s. vistarap, -rpa, n.
Extenuate, v. 1. maf k^r = /.
excuse.
2. Ian kftr = /. make little, e. g.
ext. a fault ; uno k&r = I.
make less.
3.iisk&t kilr = /. make weak;
b61 mod(6) = break the force.
Exterior, a. I.bhailo.
2. s&mandnatulloB/. not hav-
ing connexion. -
Exterminate, v. kadn ghal = I.
drawing put ; naS k&r, vibSd
kfir = /. make ruin.
Extermination, s. naS, -ha,, n. ;
vibadi -^a, m.
External, a. see Exterior.
Extinct,, a. s&n^llo or mftm
paullo.
Ext 1
Extinction, s. 1. nas, -sSl, n.
bh^sm,-ina,»i.;Tibad,-da,m.
2. &nt, -ta, m. = /. end, e. g.
of a family.
Eztinjfuish, v. palvoi, c, v, of
palva (a candle, anger, etc^
Extiss^nieher, s. palTOuoSen kut-
ten, -tea, n.
Extirpate, ^. kad; kadn ghal;
huinbol= root out,/r. andfg.
Extort, Extr&ct, "v. kad.
Extortion, s. zulum, -Ime,/,
Extra,*, l.kusri, -ri,/.=/. sup-
plement, addition, e.g. what
13 given over and above in
selling.
2.vises = /. special.
Extract, s. l.sar, -ra, m., e.g.
e. of fruits.
2. siinksep, -pa, n. = abridg-
ment.
Extraction, s. kutam, -tma, n.\
ragat, -gta, «.
Extra-judicial, a. e^rkarazainil-
tijllo.
Extruieons, a. I . pargavautso or
pS.rgauntso = of a foreign
country ; bh^ilo = I. from
outside; pilrki = foreign.
2. s^mand Dat^llo=rnot having
connexion.
Extraordinarilj, ad. flprup; &sa-
dharn eaun.
Extraordinar7, a, ii>prup = rare;
' asadbarn.
Extravagance, 5. l.&kram, -ma,
n. = I. irregularity; vid,
-di,/.
2 Eye
2.pisepo9, -na, n. = /. foolish-
ness ; girigiri s madness in
a small degree; tarife&i
vfistij, -tu,/.
Extravagant, a. 1. pisoso; vid
lagi^llo; ^kr&matso=irregu-
lar.
2. font&jigS>r = fantastic; taii-
fetso = awkward.
Extreme, a. ^ritso = being at
the extremity ; nimano s
last; bhou ts&d; S,Badbarn.
Extremity, s. 1, mit, -ti,/;; bet,
mitmer, -t^,/.
2.&ker, -kri,/.
S.tudi, -ye,/. = top.
4. palouii, -Iva, m. (of a dress).
E. of suffering = ts&davot kiiSt.
Kxtricate, v. l.sM^i, e. g. from
debt.
2. s&ma kS,r = I, make right ;
kad = draw.
Esitricate out of difficulties =
tsukon ghe or pSiriyar za.
Extrinsic, see Exterior.
Exuberance, s. sampurnai, -ye,.
/■
Exuberant, a. bhorn, or pusk&L
Exnde, V. dikej^rom dik, -ka, ««.
=juice, exudation.
Exult, "v. (auii) ^nd.nd pautan^
/. (I) arrive to exultation;.
Santos bhog = feel joy.
Exultation, s. in&nd, -d&, m.\
ulas, -sa, m.\ eukb, -kha, n,
<= happiness.
Bye, s. do}o, -lea, m.
i.-...iA'00glc
Eye 1
Xye-brow, s. asdi, -de,/.
Bye-grlasfl, s. vokly, -kla, n.^fr.\
di8tieiikry,-ra,«.(Z?.^.); see
Speetules.
3 Fac
Eyelid, s. dole&Seii damp^en,
-nea, n. ; p&pdeS, -dea, n.
Eye-witnesB, J. pol&illo sakji-
gar, -ra, m.
Fable, s. l.kaaji, -ye,/
2. Top&r, -re,/ = a parable.
fabrie, s. \. baadap, -dpa, n. s
/. an edifice; karkhano,-iiea,
OT. s /. an establiBbment.
2. lagat, -gta, «. ; T&stur, -ra,
». = /. cloth (manufactured).
TabrioatioD, J', fot, -^i,/ ; k&lpa-
na, -ne,/, «. c.
Pabolotu, a. nf^. <^ kbS.ro =
true; k^lpanetso ; fdtkiro =
I. false; f6t {in composition;
kaniyetso, or bet. rs. kanije
biri.
Face, s, muk, -ka, ». ; makam-
b61, -la, »., rarer than muk ;
rup, -pfi, «, = I. figure, fea-
tures, countenance ; tdnd,
-da, n.
In the face = makar. Face to
face = mukar, or rubrub.
To mukar poleita =he looks
you in the face, t^. facie
adfaciem.
Face, V. 1. inukar ran s /. re-
main in face; mukilr Tots =
go in face of, e.g. f. dangers,
death.
2.y^- pole, e.g. the window
faces the street, n. c.\ G.
isilean asa.
FaMtions, a. JSestayetso; iSes^
k&rtso; n&klaii k^rtso = /.
making copy,y^. mocking.
Facetiouaneea, s. iSestai, -ye,/;
tom&so, -seS, m.; barik^,
-ye,/ = /. wit.
Facilitate, v. l.sompo k&r.
2.halu kS.r = /. make light;
uno k&F s /. make less.
Facility, j. l.sompepon, -na, «.;
sfisarai, -ye,/
2. sandrap, -pa, «■ = /. an
opportunity.
Fao-8imiIe, s. n&k&l, -klii, ».
Fact, s. l.karyen, -yea, n.
2.vasti}, -tn,/ = I. thing.
3. kflrni, -ne, /. = /. action ;
k&rtuTen, -vea, n. = /. ac-
tion.
4. g^ap, -dpa, n. = I. event.
In fact = khiirents, emphatic
of khiiren = true; or niz
zaun, or &lbS.t.
Faction, s. 1. kut, -\&, n. = plot.
2.t4nd, -da, «. = party.
Fac ]
Futioas, a. kutatBo; t&ndatso
t&ntillmari ^ /. turbulent.
7aotitiona a. fi^mMk&ratBo; or
bet. hikm&titsq^/. artificiaj,
produced b; art; k&p&|i.
Factor, s. dfiliil, -Ia,M.=ageDt;
b^dli, -lea, m. = I. acting
for; karb&ri, -raa, m.
Factory, s. karkhano, -nea, m.
Faculty, s. I. podvi, -ye, /, =
power.
2, sSkftt, -kti,/;, £.§; a faculty
of the Boul,
S.samartbi, -the,/ = ability;
see Ability.
4.vidya, -ye,/], or 8a8tr((, -ra,
«., e.g-. theological f.
Fade, V. euk (noifo be confound-
ed with sukb) ; bau.
Fag:, ^- kaSta, c. v. kistai ; kis-
taDv3,arkar; mia&tia raur^.
Fag:o1^ s. mouli, -le,/. = a small
bundle of firewood; bhoro,
-re§., m. (a large one); dim.
bborkuti, -te,/.
Fail, ^. l.tsuk; beparvok&r =
neglect, G. M.
2. \\&\ = neglect, e. g. s^ kh&l-
X\\ uno asa^isless, e.g. he
failed in going to church,
or also the light failed me.
3. fota,i.
4. divali kad = make bankrupt.
6.s6d = leave.
6. neg. of jik, e. g. p&rikia ji-
kunk nSn; pad za, used far
failing in a law-suit.
4 Fai
Fail (Without), s. tsukanSstanag.
Failare, s. 1. tank, -ki,/.=/. error,
2. often by nan prefixed, e. g,
f. in strength = nan bolaiki.
3,gunyaufi, -aya, m.
Fain, ad. I would f, die=3moraa
zaiear boren.
Faint, a. puro zallo=/. tired;
baunt80=laDgni8hii)g; iisk&t
IK weak, used also fg., e.g.
f. remembrance; illots (illits,
illents) — only a little.
Faint, i'- !• paro za = /. get
enough.
S.va^r p6d = faU on the way.
S.jint mar = swoon.
FaiatnsBB, s. 1. guvol, -H, {or
g«Wi). /
2.&ak&tkiii, -ye,/. = weakness.
3. rs. m6t tsukta = /. mind is
not.
Fair, 11. l.sobit, sundor; an5i;
goro {said of Europeans as
opposed to naiives); p&rzalik
s: shining; nit&!=pure; ku-
pannat^llo s unclouded.
2.gu9at30 = fa7ourable; or la-
yek, e.g. a fair wind.
3. nitivont =s just.
4.8umar=moderate, or suma-
ratso.
5. boro = good.
Fair, s. sant, -ti,/.; jatro, -reS,
m. = l. a Hindu feast,
rairnesa, s. 1. sobitai, -ye,/.; j
sobai, -ye,/.; sund&rai, -ye, I
/ '
2.nit, -ti,/.
l.„L.oogk-
Fai
Fal
Faith, s. I.bavadt, -tS, m (di-
Tine faith).
2. nfimganeD, -nea, n., or n&m-
g&ni, -Be, /. (human faith).
3. dillen utar, -tra, «.=/. giTen
word,
4. patiyeni, -ni, /. = /. confi-
deace, faithfulness.
5. sastry, -r&, n. = religiou.
In faith = khareats ; bavadtin
or havadtan.
Faithful, a. 1 . havadti (he who
believes in God).
2. patiyenitso = trustful.
Fiithfulness, s. uilmg^ii, -^e,/ ;
patiyeni, -ne,y.
Fakeer, s. f&kir, -ra, m. (a Mus-
sulmau mendicant).
Faloon, s. p&kkisalo, -lea, m, ;
gidgo, -gea, m.
Fall, f. 1. pod (6), used also for
be alaiu, decrease, decline
from a state ; seuta.
2. deun = /, descend, pr. and
fg"., e.g. the price, the wind
falls.
S.Tihad za = get destroyed.
F. asunder = m6d(6) = break.
F. at a man's feet = f?. piLyan
pod(6).
F. awaysLsftr; sM.
2.barikza=/. get lean; bhag.
F. back = pati ye, or portun
ye = come back.
F. foul of=l.ad&l = dasb.
2.gali Bang,
F. headlong = Tompto pdd.
F. into =:Tau = flow.
F.in withsm6I = /. he foand,
meet; s^ma pdd = ^ree.
F. off= l.nia&r = slip.
2. pad zS.
3. p6d, e.g. f. from ahigh state.
F. on = angar p6d=/. fell on
life, attack; tarker p6dta =
falls on the day; p6d=:/.fall,
e.g. evils f, upon had men;
Or, visyant alien {or pddleii)
= /. came about, e. g. the
conversation; maka ailiin
or podlaa (daiz) s: /. there
fell (an inheritance) to me.
F. out= 1. z&, or giid = /.
happen.
2. z&g&das/. quarrel.
F. 8hort=tBnk; uno za.
F. sicksipi^ent p6d.
F. under = Or. khal p6d, or
khal za.
F. among robbers = tsoran
bit&r pod.
Fall, s. 1 . pddap, -dpa, n. ; deu^i,
-ne,/., or devap, deupa, «.,
also for a f. in the revenue.
2.vib&d, -da, m. = raiti.
Fallacious, a. f6tkiro; d&geatso;
mosatso.
Fallacy, s. mos, -sfi, m.; dSgo.
-gea, m.
Fallibility, s. tsukasarken, -kea.
Fallible, a. tsukon podayet asijl-
lo, or tsukon podtso, or
tsukasarko.
Falling:, ^- podtso. 'F. 3icktiess=
morlugi pida, -de,/.'
Fal
Far
Falling off, s. katkai, -ye, /. =
revolution.
7ftIlow, a. b^njer; Mnjerzago,
-gea, m.=f. ground; p&dil z.
7Hae, a. l.faU, or phals, ^.
s&tavin ^ not true.
2. neg: of khfiro, or of niz
ffitkiro = I. deceiTing, e. g.
f. gods, coin ; lotik, e. g. f.
witness, ol.
PalBehood, s. f6t, -ii^f
F&lsiQr, V, 1. badal kir, (jr ie/.
bor8i = /. mix.
2.f6tkiro k&r = make false.
F. a document = fdtkiren d&s-
tevoz borii.
F. money = f6tkiro dudu kir.
Falter, V. gage ; raun rauu uUi
=/. speak stopping stopping;
kampon ul&i=/. speak trem-
bling.
Fame, s. l,kobro = /. news, pi.
f. from kobar.
2. ^D^nd, -da, TO.=glory ; boren
naun, -ava, n. = I. good
name; man, -na, m.=hoaour;
kitt, -ti, f.
Familiar, a. 1. ijit, -ta, m. = I.
friend; rs. sAlgi k&r.
2. rs. Tolok asa, cA. cs. = I. is
acc[uaintaace.
Grow f.; B0T6i za = custom get,
^A- "■ [asa.
Be on f. terms with = Cm. salgi
Familiarity, s. l.saigi, -ge,/.
2. sfilavol, -li,/.
Family, s. 1 . gS.r6in = Laf. do-
meslici.
2. kutam, -tma, n.
3. g^ranen, -nea, »., e. g. tbe
family of the Bourbons.
4.rilgat, -gta, ».= blood.
Family-name, s. alkugn, -gna,
»., fr.\ kutmafien naufi,
-avS, n.
Famine, s. dukoj, -la, m.\ b&r-
gal, -la, «.
Famous, a. navadgo or nava-
di^llo or nETaddik; kirt pa-
ullos/. arrived fame.
Fan, s. aino, -nea, m.
Fanatic, s., a. uts&mbolist, -ta, m.
= /. an excited man ; pisoso
or vid UgijUo, «, c.\ vlg.
sim budivont, -ta, m.=l. 1 j
wise; foat&sigar, -ra, 7».=a
fantast, fr.
Fanaticism, J. utsambolai, -ye,
/.; pisepon, -na,M. = foolish-
ness; ts&davot urba, -be, f.
Fanciful, a. font^zitso; sopne-
tso; k^lp£inetso (mS,nis, -nsa,
m.).
Fancy, s. l.k&lp&na, -ne,/=/.
fiction.
2. girigiri, mn. half-fdolishneas,
fg. ; pisepon, -ria, n. = /.
foolishness, y^,
3. m&rji, -je,y; = caprice.
Fancy, v. k&lpana kS,r, n. c; vlg.
£int.
Fantastic, s. fontazigar, -ra, m.
Futtastie, a. kJtlpanetso.
Far, ad. pois.
As far as = p^riy&nt, nam.
As far as I can = maka tankta
„. „ L.oogk-
Far
Fas
tilleo, or maka tankta tftsen;
moje tanki p&rmane.
Far the moBt diligent = eilri-
vi? nsar.
So far, thaB far = titlea.
How far = kitlea.
Tare, 5. 1. khani, -na, n, ■= food,
2. mdl, -la, n. = I. price.
Pspewell, s. Leu boreii tarua =
God make good; sukhyzSruil
= /. be happiness.
Farm, s. ital, -tla,«.; z&min,
-ne, /.; ast, -ti, or iisti, -te,
y. = property; gado, ~de&,
m. =a field.
Turn, V. l.besai k&r.
2. hadeak kanghe= hire (l. take
to hire).
3. hadeak di = I. give to hire.
Tumer, s. I. vokal, -kla, m.
2. buinkar,-ra,»«.= cultivator;
aagoligar, -ra, m. = culti-
Yator.
Farther, ad. mukar; a. maka-
velo.
Farthing-, 5. 1. fardiag, -ga, «.,
■ A
2. tar, -re,/ =two pies, if the
£ = exactly i o Jis.
Fasohiate, ^. holmeS sang = /.
saj iacantation; gh3idi kar;
bhul ghal.
Fascination, s. 1, bhul, -li, /.;
ghadi, -di,y; ; bolmen, -mei,
n.; t^ntru, -ra,ff. ; m&ntri},
-ra, «.
2.^, Todni, -ne, yi; pisepon,
-na, n.; fuBl&ituen, -iiea, n.
Pasoine, s. mouli, -]e, /.; see
Fagot.
Faahion, s. rivaz, -ji, /.; madri,
-ri,/, «. c; 80T6i, -ye,/ =
habit; daetur, -re,/.; 'go oat
of f. = atafi rivaz naS'.
Fashion, v. kilr; rflp di.
Fastid. l.ghS>t=strODg; ^rnuD.
2. thir = firm.
Make fast = l.ghatk&r = make
strong.
2. band = bind.
3. big ghal = put a lock.
4. damp = shut.
Fut, ad, ghg,t or ghM zaun; or
thir zaun.
Fastj If. jinzvar kar, (or -dhftr),
/r.\ .tfe Abstinence; upasrau
= /. remain abstaining.
Fa8t,J.jinzvar,-ra,»t.,/r.; upas,
-sa, m.
Break a f. = upas mod(6).
Declare a f . = upas formai.
Fasten, v. 1. gh&t k&r.
2.melii=,/. annex; band=/.
tie; sirk&i (f. with hooks);
(butaun) ghal, /r., (gubbi)
ghal = I. put a batton.
Fastening:, £. 1. bandap, -dpa,
ti.; bandni, -ne,/., n.c.
2.bS,Ddpas, -sa, m„ e.g. for
shoes; sutli, -le,/i ; fint, -ta,
«, ; dori, -ye,y. = a rope.
Fastidious, a. 1. bezarEyetso;
dostso; bez^ri; klirkS,rat80.
2. nazuk=delicate, nerer con-
tent.
Pa8tidiou»nese,J.l.bezarai,-ye/.
Fas
Fav
2. kltrk&r, -tS., m,, used more
frequently in the plural.
3. nazukai, -ye,/".
Fastings, s. upas, -sa, m. ; see Put.
P&atiDg, a. 1 . khaiinatijlla=with-
out food; upasi; jeunk kha-
unk nati^lo = not hariog to
eat.
2. rs. bhainastanaS rau.
Tat, s. yds, -Be,/; tsJlrab, -rbe,
/
YiX, a- l.moto; 'very fat=motto';
pudti.
2.itatso (f. soil).
Fatal, a. 1 . gr&tstsaratso. .
2.risketao; jlykadtso; fidrus-
tatso.
3. bhou luksanatso b /. very
hurtful.
Fatalism, Fate, s. 1. gratstsar,
-ra, in.\ ^druSt, -ta, n,
2. akant, -ta, ■m. = l. difficulty;
see Calaiaity.
Fatber, a. bapui, -pai, m. ; Ba,p,
-pa, m. used for the First
Person of the B.Trinity; pai,
pai, m. used only partially;
bab, -ba, m., an, -nS, m.
used chiefly as the term of
address; padri, -ri, m. = I.
a priest.
Father of the church = igiirz
matetBO bap.
Father-in-law, s. maun, -ara, m.
Fathom, i'. gundai niez(e)=souDd
the depth.
Fathom, s. 1. vaun, vava, «.
{Lat. ulna = 6 ft. about).
a.gundai, -ye,/; thai, -la, n-
= bottom, depth.
FathomlesB, ^. thill mManatijllo.
Fatigue, s. min&t, -ti, / ; tsM
kam, -ma,«.=/.much work;
kagt. -ta, m. {in pi.).
Fatigue, v. l.puro k&r = make
tired, pr. ; d4nvS,i, c. v., n. c.
2. puro za = get tired.
Fatigued, a. I. puro zallo; cUin-
vallo.
2. b&ullo = languishing.
Fatneie, s. l. motai, -ye,/
2. it, -ta, m, {or itai, -ye, /.)
= f. of soil, l, manure, fg^.
Fatten, v. motfi,i, c.v., n.c; bet.
mo(o k&r.
Fatuity, s. pisepon, -na, n. ; see
Polly.
Fault, s. tauk, -ki,/; gunyaun,.
-ava, OT.; Srprad, -da, »i.;.pa^
tak, -tka, n. ; aib, -ba, n.
(physical f., flaw); uri, -na,.
«,, or unepon, -na, n.
Fanltless, a. gunyavavine, or
-gunyaun natullo.
Faulty, a. tsuk; s^ma natijllo.
Favour, s. 1. dosti, -to, /, e.g-
he enjoys the f. of the king
= rajace dostent asS..
2. upkar, -ra, m. = & benefit.
3. mog, -ga, m. = love ; or rs^
into mogal.
4. adhar, -ra, nt. = help.
5. daya, -ye, / = /. clemency.
In favour of =khatir, or riu&t,
or pasun {Postp.).
Kestore to i. = rs. portun dosb
„„ .„ L.oogk-
Fav
Fee
za or adli dosti mM. Enter
into the f. of = dostint rig.
Lose the f. of=nakbu§ent p6d.
Faroni, v. upkar kS>r = make
faTOur; ditya kILr = pleaael
(usually, d&;a k&m) j guna-
tso za=i become favorable;
kumok di.
FsTonraWe, a. 1. gunateo = pro-
pitious, e.g;. f. answer.
2. adayatso = adrantageouB ;
apkaratso = beneficial.
S.lajeksSt, suitable, e.g. f.
wind. pso.
4. dajal=clemeDt, kind; dosti-
Faroarite, J. ddat, -sta, m., e.g.
f. of the king.
Favourite, a. mogal.
?awii,v. fuslai = flatter ; patle^n
vots = /. go behind, show af-
fection.
Pew, s. bhen, bhija, «.; bhi-
rant, -ti, /, : 'fear of God =
Leva£i bhirant'; see Dread,
Alarm.
Fear, V. bhiye ; bhefi dista.
Pearfnl, a. l.bhiyatso; phukke-
la (very much afraid); bizud
= timid, shy.
Z.bhiyankul (causing fear);
bh&yiLnk&r, n. c.
Fearfnlness, s. bbeii, bhiy a, ». ;
bhiyaiSen mdn, -na, n.
Fearless, a, bhennatijllo.
Fearlessness, s. dh&ir, -ra, n. =
courage.
Feast, s. f6st, -ta, n./r.; p&rab,
-rbe,/.; 86nt,-t&,m.=8aint'3
day, not a mere Sunday.
I wish you a happy feast =
boren f^st magtan.
Feather, s. pak, -ka, n.
Feathered, a. pakan asi^Uo ; or
p3.kan futi^llo.
Feature, s. Lrup, -pa, «.; dei.
tond&iSen rup ; t6nd, -da, n.
2. gun, -na, ot. = character;
nfidten, -tea, «.; see Bress.
Feculence, s. Cikol, -kla, m.;
m&ddi, -de, /. = sediment;
bursepOD, -na, «.
Feculent, a. &iklatso; burso.
Federal, i?. BOlIeateo.
Fee, s. 1. sambal, -la, m. = pay-
ment; kul, -U,/= wages.
2.tergi, -ge,/, = /. a tax.
Feeble, a. l.&skiit; bdlnati;llu =
/. not having strength; bo-
laikinati^llo = unhealthy,
a.phadposi = faint, languid^
e.g. f. impression,
3. kalso^ darkish.
Feebleness, s. S,BkiLtkiLi, -ye, /. ;
nabolaiki, ~ke,/.=l. unhealthi-
ness.
Feed, ». l.lr. p6s (c.v.poski);
khaank di = /. give to eat.
2. kha = eat, c. v. khaYoi.
3. jeu = eat (take a meal) ;
sen = eat (delicacies).
4. tsfir3,i, c. V. of ts&r = graze.
f>.fg. udak di, e.g. rivers feed
the sea.
Feel, -i). I.bh6g.
2, apod = touch.
iK,7..i-,.Cooglc
Fee
Fern
3. hat ghal <= /. put the hand ;
or hat lai.
4. s6b k /. aaffer,
F. glad = s&ntos bb6g. F.
Borry =s dukhy dista. This
table feels 8aiooth=ye£i mfez
teltenlagta. He felt it deep-
ly = boren laglafi or borea
riglan.
Feeler (of an insect), s- misio,^/.
f. =• I. mu8taches,y^. {sing'.
miSi, -§e).
Feeling, s. l.bogt, -ti, or bogti,
-ti, /., e.^. f. of humility;
bhogap, -gpa, ». ; or bogti-
pon, -na «. ; Todni, -ae, /.
= /. inclination ; m&niapon
(or manSepon), -ria, n. =
tender heart, civility, polite-
ness.
2.aloi^n, -ui, /. =an opinion.
Feign, v. 1. k^piLt kfi,r=/. make
simulation, e. g. f. friend-
ship.
2. dilkd,!, with fdtkiro added to
what is feigned; Or. b&ri
k&r = do as.
F. tears =f6tkiri3 dukaii gilai.'
Feigning, Feint, s. k&p&t, -ta, «.
Felioitation, s. p5rab, -rhe, /.
'P. ditan = I offer (my) feli-
citations'.
Fell,!'. 1. katran ghal; porti,
or portan ghSl, e.g. a tree.
2. kidiny ghal.
Fell, s. l.porvdt, 4a, m.^bigh
land,
a.kat, -ti,/. = Bkin.
Fellow, s. 1. sang&ti, -tia, fn.\
iSt, -ta, m. = friend; sando,
-dea, m. = I. member, e. g.
of a university.
2. mUnia, -nsa, vt,=l. a man.
3. lutstso, -ucCea, »i. = (abad
f., a rascal).
Fellow-citisen, s. (aplea) gaun-
t80=of (one's own) country;
or (aplea) serantlo = of
(one's own) town; eangati-
rMt, -ta, m.
N.B. In Ike same way, all
other words, not put down
here, compounded with fel-
low, may be translated.
Fellow-prisoner, s. sangatibandi-
yan, -na, m.
Fellow-eoldier, s. s&ngatisipai,
-ya, m.
Ffillowehip, s. 1. sangat, -ta, m.
= company; yekot, -ta, m.
= community, union.
2.i|tag&t, -ti,/. = friendship.
i./g. siLmilnd, -da, m. = con-
nexion.
4. of a unirersity, rs. 'Got a f.
= sando zfilo, or mel&ilo'.
Felt, s. bnmas, -s£, m.; comm.
= good for nothing, but in
Mr. it mn. fait.
Female, s. bail, -le,/; b&ili v^st^,
-ta, /. » a female being;
hiiilm&nia, -nie, /.; iSeduff,
-dva, n. = I. girl, as opposed
to boy.
Female, a. bililo or baili accord-
ing as the word to which
Fern
Fet
il is joined is masiti. or fem.;
see Gram. p. 47.
TemiBUM (^sder), a. bailo;
bail&ntao.
ftnee, s. voi, -i, /.; beli, -li,/.,
n. c.\ vedo, -dea, m. -> sur-
rounding.
Tance, V. Toi ghal = /. put a
fence, or voi band -i I. bind
a fence.
Feanel, s. b&diSep, -pi,/!
Itement, s. l.fug, -gi,/
2.^*. umalo, -lea,ffr. = /. boil-
ing; utBamboJai, -ye,/".
Ferment, v.fg. siz&i, c, v, of siz.
Fermentation, s. fug, -gi,/.
FeroeiooB, a. 1 . niStar ; mh&ra.
2.khotepo9at80.
Feroeity, s. l.nifiturai, -ye,/
=cru6lty ; inbarupOD,-D&,M.
2.kbotepon, -nS, n.
Ferret, "o. bhair kad,
FemtsinouB, a. lonkd&tsoso.
Fermle,5. l.k&t,-ta,««. (ametal
ring fastened to the end
of a common stick).
2. an&8, "ELsi, /. ^&n iron ring
&stened to tbe end of a
pestle.
Ferry, s. k&dou, -dva, m. (the
part of a river over whicb
pasBongers are carried).
Ferry-boat, s. k&dva&i don, -ni,
/•
Ferry-man,^. don^ar(i3rdonkar),
-ra, m. = a boatman; ktidva-
gar, -ra, m. = the owner of
the boat.
Fertile, a. f61 dinntsos/. giring
fruit; or f6Udik; fAlab&rit
ital or itatso.
Fertility, s. it,-ta, m.=l. manure,
used freq.fg. for i.\ sfir, -rS,
m.;folab&rItpon,-ria,«.; vlg,
bb&rtigai, -ye,/.; vlg. rs. crc.
Fervent, a. pr. &fg. eudandaye-
taoe/. active; urberont =
zealous; umajeatso.
Fervently, ad. sudsudayen; &Sen;
umalean.
Fervour, s. Lamajo, -lefi,m.,/r.
andfg.
S.sudsudfii, -ye,/s=/. activity.
3. ifia, -Se,/ =/. desire.
Feetival, s. 1. rftja, -je, /. = /.
leave.
2. B&l natfllo dis, -s5,, tn. = I.
the day on which there is
no school; fSst, -ta, «., fr.;
p&rab, -rhe,/; sdnt, -ta, m.
Festive, a. l.festitso.
2. JLa&nd&tao — ^ of joy.
Festivity, see Feast.
Festoon, .r. fulan,//. n.; ark,-ka,
«. ■= arch (of flowers), fr.;
g&mpry,-ra,«.;tdrn, -na, ».
Fetch, V. apouQ had, or only
h&d'>= /. bring, or vor. [kad.
Fetch s 8igh = uskilr add oru.
Fetid, a. 1 . ghaniero.
i.fg. vonk&reatao a /. causing
vomiting.
Fetter, s. 1. sankji, pi. f.from
silnkitl.
2.bilDdi, -i,/ = Laf. vincula,
prison.
Fet 1
Fettar, v. Lbiladint ghal = /.
put Id fetters.
^■/g. adai = /. prevent.
Petos, s. l.g&rb, -ba, m.
2.pilo, -lea, m. = slriclly,
embryo.
Tend, s. zilgden, -dea, n. \ nai,
-ya, *«, = discord.
Ferer* i. tap, -pa, m.\ z6r, -ra,
m.
'He lias fe?er=taka tap jeta=
/. feyer comes to him ; or ang
un zata = /. life gets warm,
(is slightly feyerisb). 'Get
free from feyer = tap s6d
(maka), or (mozo) tap sut.
Feverish, a. tapatsoso.
Few, a. tbode, pi. from tbodo =
a little; 'afew moresaiiiki
tbode'.
Fibre, s. \. kato, -tea, m. (cocoa^
nut f.).
2. nar, -ra, m. (f. in general).
Fiokle, a. thirnat^llo; &tliir;
bMaltso.
Fickleness, s. &tbirpoB, -na, n.
Fiotion, s. I.falsapo^, -9a, n.\
see Fei^a.
2. k&p&t, -ta, n. = simulation.
3. k&lpana, -ne, /. = imagina-
tion; kani, -ye, y; = /, fable,
story.
Fictitious, a. kiilpanetso s fan-
tastic; kaniyetso.
Fiddle, s. rebek, -ka, n.\ sa-
ring, -ga, n. (H. K.)
Fiddle-striuff, s. kordauD, -daya,
m.,/r.\ bet. dori, -ye,/.
2 Fig
Fidelity, s. patiyeni, -tti,/; nam-
g&ni, -ni,/
Fidnciary, s. (&maQ&t) doy6rtolo;
tabedar, -ra, m.
Pie, int. 6bi ; or £ha.
Field, s. l.gado, -dea, tn.
2. zago, -gea, m. = a, place,
ground.
S.kamp, -pa, n., fr.; bet, mSi-
dan, -na, n.
4. l&5&il, -la, ff. = a meadow.
5.tBOrovatso zago, -gea, m.=
pasture.
Wet f.=bailgado. Dryf.=bet-
gado.
Field-marghal, s. mukbya &dlii-
p&ti, -ti, m. = I. chief com-
mander.
Fiead, s. bhut, -ta, m. = deyil.
Fierce, a. 1. k^ntin; nistur;
mharu.
2.bhou ragi^t; ranvot = wild.
Fierceness, 5. l.k&ntinai, -ye,/.;
niSturai, -ye, / ; mharupon,
-na, M.
2. ranyotpou, -na, ff.swildness.
Fiery, a. njeatso; ntsambolft-
sarko or ntsambol zauntso ;
utsambol.
Fife, s. pirlok, -ke,/.
Tig, s. anjur, -ra, «.; rumbacl,
-bdfi, n, (country fig).
Fi^ht, V. l.lMai k&r=s/. make
fighting.
2.zagda.
3.ZUZ k^r; zuz.
Pifilhtinj:, s. l.zuz, -za, «.
2.1fidai, -ye,/.
Fig 11
3. z&gden, -dea, «.
Tignte, s. 1. akar, -ra, «.; rup,
-pa, n. (also a statae or
pictnre on a wall eic.)
2. pintnr, -ra, n. = ^i(Avir9,/r.;
rnpnen, -nea, n. ; Sitri^, -trii,
n.
3. sfim&ndi atftr, -tra, n. = con-
nected expression (rhet. f.)
rignre, »- fiint = think.
FignratiTe, n- siim&adi, or s^
m^ndiirthatso.
Fflch, V. gutan ta6r = steal se-
cretly, or only ts6r ; nagfii.
File, J. l.har, -ri, _f., of soldiers,
of papers; kamp, -pa, n.
2.p^tti, -te,/.= a list.
3. kan&s, -ri$i,y,=a carpenter's
tool.
Hari asat = there are lines ;
harin = in files ; see Line.
. File, V. 1. harin gh&l.
2.kansin ghas; kan&s ghal.
3.y^. nit&l kJir; suddu kfi,r,
FUi&l, a. burgea bSri, ck. cs. =
as a child; or burgeatso.
riliii|f8, s. tsuro, -rea, m. ; or pud,
^./
N. B. Care should be taken to
pronounce the d in pnd dis-
tinctly palatal.
Fill, !■• I.bh6r,^r. and/g,, e.g.
jails, pipes, camps. Fill with
emotion, graces etc.
2.Tnlr. bh6rn za; bh6r, e.g.
the vessel fills with water.
Filled, a. 1 . bhorijllo, or bhorlolo;
bh6m.
5 Fin
3. dados = /, satisfied.
Filter, v. gal.
Filter, .r. g&icen aldau, -■a&, n.,
or gaini, -ne,/.
Filtli, s. l.koir, -ra, m.
2. mhelap (or mheldp), -Ipa,
«,; or mbelepon, -na,
pr. and fg. \ d,lsikpori, -na,
n.^pr. and/g.; fiikol, -bla,
m. ; biirsepon, -na, n. pr.
and/g.
Filthy, a. mhelo; ilSik; hurso
^klatso.
Fin, s. sempato, -tea, m.
Final, a. akair or akritso; k^
detso; nimano = last.
Finally, ad.- sekin; kMek or Vk-
der.
Finanoe, s.\. iraal, -la, n. (a re-
mittance of money),
2.hutta70l, -li,/ (income).
Find, :'. 1. mfel, Dat. Prs. = /.
be found (to me).
S.sikElearn, e.g. I find from
what you say ; k&I z= get
known;
3. bb6g=enjoy, e.g. f, pleasure.
4. dista = I. appears, e. g. t,
guilty = ganyankar mon di-
sta.
P. fault = durTa.
F. by experience = anbhdg.
Find out=Bodun kad=/. seeking
take out.
Fine, a. 1. barik = tbin.
2. nazuk=delicate, e.g. f. taste
in drawing.
S.sobit = nioe.
Fin
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Fir
4. boro, e.g. fine floor, gold;
or borea jinsatto {or b. tb&-
rlitBo).
fi. moladik ^ precioui.
6. rap asuUo = baviog form.
T.borsiQatuIlo^ not mixed.
8. sudd^ — purified.
9. unfii, e.g. f. cloth.
Kno, *. julman, -ni, »., or jul-
mano, -nea, m.\ aikSa, nSe,
f. •= puaisbment ; d&nd, -da,
m. a ia/. mulcia.
Fine, v. di wiik one of the above
substantives.
nneness, s. I.barikai, -r8,y.
2. nazukai, -ye,/.
Finger, s. b6t, -ta, ».
The names of tbe fiye fiDgers
are : a) akando => thamb ; b)
dakoun&en b6t = forefinger ;
c) modlen bat = middle fin-
ger; d") mudiyeSeii bdf «
ring-finger; £) kirokoIiSen
b6t = little finger.
Finiflk, v. I . tr. kabar k&r, t^r
k&bS,r za, n.v.^fr.; ph&d<!&a
k&r; tirsi, /r. v.\ tiraa, ». ff.
2.magdi, c.v. iT/'mugda.
3. «. 9. ilntiLr s end.
4.thfimb = cease; m&nna k&r.
5. za (zalen = done) = I. get.
Finite, a. \,rs. by &ui ^enllo;
g&d asullo.
2.khlliidit (certain, fixed).
8. mit asullp s baring limit.
Fire, s- I. uzo, -je&, m., also
a conflagration.
2. divo, -Te&, M.=/. lamp, ligbt.
3. f&r, -ra, m. = a discharge
of artillery.
4.^. b61, -la, «.; tr a/w u^o,
-jea, m., e. g. ragan uzo
zatfi.
5. audlsudlai, -J6,/.
Of fire = ujeatBO. Be on fire=
las. Set on fire = laeii or
nzo lai. Take f. = pSt or
uzo lagta.
Flre-boJ^ s. ujeaSi pfet, -te,y".
Fire-brand, s. kolit, -Ita, ».
Fire-engine, s. ujeaE&kry, -ra, n.
Fire-fly, .r. kazalo, -lea, m.
Fire-lock, s. bJlnduk, -ke,/i
Fire-pu, s. 1 . k&ili, -le, /. (a
pot-sherd).
2. kail, -li,/. (of pot-etone).
S.tondor, -ra, m. (for cakes).
Firewood, s. lankud, -kda, n.
Fire-work, s. dursupon (darsa-
ban), -na, n., or akaSaba^,
-1J.B., n.\ 6&m&tkaratso nzo,
-jea, m. =/. fire of artiflce;
or bikm&titso uzo; fageteo,
/, ^/. = crackers ; kh&znen,
pL of kb&zno, -nea, m. = a
small sort of cannon.
Firm, a. l.gb&t; b&luat^llo s
not moving.
2.thir.
Be firm = thir zaun ran.
Make firm = thir k&r, or bdj
di, or gh&t k&r.
Firmament, s. molab, -Iba, n.\
&ntr&l, -la, ».; akas, -ea, tt.
Firmly, ad. gh&t zaun; thir
zaun.
i.-...iA'00glc
Fir
Fla
I am f. convinced = aafi thir
liloCen k&rtan.
FinnnssB, s. I.b61, -la, n.=l.
force.
a.ghitSi, -je,/. = l. strength.
S.thirasan, -ne, /, =/. con-
staocy.
First, a. 1 ■ poilo, Id time, place,
rank, eic.
2.miikh7a = /. principal.
First, (!</■ l.poile suater = ia
the first place, first of all.
2. poilo.
3.adifi = hefore,
JTirst-hom, a. malgodo or poilo
z&lmollo.
rirst-frnjts, s. poiliiE tblaa.
Tlsoal, s. B&rk&ti kb&zano, -ne&,
m. ; rayaCen b&ndSr, -ra, n.
Viab, s. mflsli, -le,/. (vlg'. mSu-
hali).
Fish, V. l.masli dh&r; inas|i
pag-
2./g: sarkefi Yitsar or sdds/.
ask exactly or seek.
Fiflhermsn, s. l.kh&rvi, -viS,, m.
(a certain caste).
2.mog6r, -gr&, m. (a caste
slightly different &om kh&r-
yi).
3. (m&sH) p>olo, -le&, m.
(^ener. term); gftriyegar, -ra,
m. — an angler.
4. maelegfir, -rH, m. (fish-
seller), n. c.
Tish-hook, s. gftri, -ye,/;
FiBhiiig> s. inaslepaga,p, -gp&, n.
Tish-pond, s. k61, -1&, n.
Flat, s. mut, -ti, /. or gudda,
-da, JM. = a blow with the f.
6. mar = bufret.
Pit, s. j6rij,, -ri, m., e.g. a f. of
anger; used also for a fit of
sickness.
Fit, a. l.Iayek.
2. rs. into za = be fit, fit for,
Dai.
3. zanto = wise ; Sjlktivont =
able; rs. into potent, mood.
Fit, V. I . mand = I. put in order,
e.g. f. one with a hat.
S.ghal = put; or sama ghal s
pat right.
S.lajek kar=i make fit.
i. taySr k&r = make ready.
5. lag = (fit together) /. be at-
tached.
Fitness, s. layekpon, -na, n.
Five, a. pants.
Fii, V. l.lai or lagai, c.v. of
lag.
3.gbS.( kar = make firm.
3. nemsi = appoint; mokruri
kar-:make an appointment ;
nisSeisi^ resolve.
4.1{ararkar amake an agree-
ment.
Fix in the memory = motint
khantsai or boro ugdas do-
v6r.
Fixed, £7. I.nomiyarlolo; nis5ei-
eillo; sarko.
a.khan^it.
3. rauntso = I. remaining, e. g.
f. stars.
Flkbby,a.blLut8o; sAdil—/. loose.
„, ,,'L.ooglc
Fla
Fie
Flagr,^. bonder, -ra,M.=abaiiQ6c,
/r.\ giauQ, -ava, /w, = a bless-
ed b-.yr.; bauto, -fea, m-. =
a signal-flag.
Flag:, V. ban = languish, fade,
fg. used; uuo za = get less,
deun or p6d, e.^. the con-
versation flags.
Fl&^llate, V. (jerbandanin) mar.
Flagrellation, s. jerbandan6e mar.
Flaggy, a. bagontso; baotso;
&sk&t.
FUgitiottB, Flagrant, a. kboto.
Flag-staff, s. bautokato, -tea, m.
Flail, s. b&itad, -da, n. (the
native flail). .
Flambeau, s. tsnd, -di,/., or diuti,
-te,/, = a torch.
Flame, s. ujeaiSefi kind, -da, ».;
ag^en, -tea, «. (ujeaSen a.
= a great fire).
Flannel, s. flanel, -la, «., c/^.;
loveCen lugaf, -gta, «. •=
woollen clotb.
Flap, ■v. (pakate) phapud.
Flash, s. porzSJ, (or p&rz^I),
-la, m.
Flash, ^. porz&I.
Flask, s. kodrad, -da, m. = a.
square bottle,/r.; siso, -se&,
m.; dim. siali, -le,y:; botly,
-li,/.=. a bottle, /r.
Flat, a, 1. 8&ma = even, e. g.
3. zago.
2. Cetto (esp. stones, nose).
3. telto = smooth.
4. vistarlolo = extended.
B. fg, rutsnati^Uo = without
taste, e.g. a flat joke; barik
n&in iisuUo, e.g. not witty;
iSappo = /. not salted,^.
^.fg. as in to tell a flat lie,
to give a flat denial, by the
emphatic -ts.
T.bhou sak&ilo =/. very low,
as a Toice, a sound.
Flat, s. I.siima snvat, -te, f.,
or s. zago, -gea, m. = an evea
place; mfiid^Q, -na, n.
2. maj^i, liye, /. = a story.
3. &rdo gurtf, -ta, m. ^ I. half
a note.
Flatter, V. l.hogolsan fotfti;
fuslai; patlean boun = /.
walk after, ^.
2. F. oneself = asa dbS.r = /.
entertain hope.
Flatterer, s. fuslaitolo, or bet,
fotkiro hogolsonegar, -ra,
m.\ or fuslauneagar, -ra, nt.
Flattery, s. fotkireii hog{ap, -pa,
«.; tdndaCefl hoglap, -pa,.».;
fuslaunen, -nea, n.
Flatulence, s. vai, -ye,/
Flaunt, 'i). 1. boun.
2. ub = /. fly,y^.
Flaronr, s. suad, -da, m,; rats,
-a,/
Flaw, s. itib, -ba, ». = a physical
fault; tsuk, -ki,y!s/. a mis-
take.
Flawless, a. &ibnatullo.
Flax, s. nar, -ra, m. {a generic
term); perh, sdn, -pa, w».
Flay, V. kat v6d; tsamboleu T6dl.
Flea, s. l.fiiru, -ue,/.
Fie
Flo
2.kiraQt, -(i, /. (a buUock-
flea).
3. haiku, -)s.e,/. found esp, on
dogs, cats and fowls).
fledged, a. pakan futuUo.
Flee, V. 1. jrfil = escape, or p61n
TOts ; daun = run.
2.tsak&i = aToid; s6d=TleaTe.
3. (-ntlo) bhair Teta, or only
veta=goeB out;^. nap^nts
za = disappear.
Flee io = Cm. a&rokS^e=/, take
refuge.
Tleer, s, CeStai, -je, f; n&k&l,
-kla, n. ; yedaunefi, -nea, n.
Fleet, s. t^rran = /. ships,
Fleet, a, &unsiLri; vegiutso =
swift.
Fiesta, s, 1 . mas, -sa, n.
^.fg. kud, -di,/. = /. body.
Fleshy, a, masal.
Flexibility, s, bagas&rken, -kea,
«., pr. and fg.; or b&go-
nefi, -nea, «., pr. and fg. ;
siidilai, -ye,/, fr. andfg.
Flexible, a. bagaiyet aaijllo; or
bagontso; or bagaearko.
Flicker, v. 1. pakaS halili; ub,
wiih the quasi Dim. -so;
see Gram. P. III. ch. ii.
2. z&}kai, c. v.\ z&lka, n.v., e.g.
tend z&}kata = the torch is
flickering.
S.hal, e.g. a string.
Flight, s. 1. pdlap, -Ipa, n.\
ubilp, -pa, «.; udap, -dpa,
n, ; daun, -uve, f.\ dav&p,
daupfi, n.
2.me!, -1&, m.\ zomo, -mea,
m. = & swarm.
Put to flight = daund&i, c. v.
Flimslness, s. barikiii, -ye, /.;
patfllai, -ye,y., n.c.
Flimsy, a. barik ; p&tS.} ; iUk&t,
e.g. f. arguments.
Flinob, v. l.pa^i a&r=go back.
2.inkar k&r Acc.=Ae\ij,
FUng, V. ud&i.
Flint, s, I. &ekm&k&tBO fator,
-tra, m. =/. etoue of flint.
2. paka^, -ni, n. (ex. granite).
Flirt, V. l.hal&i.
2. ud&i.
Flit, -n. boun; uba/. &j,fg.
Float, V. 1. upe = 8wim.
2. ub = fly ; s&dil umkSj = be
hanging loose.
Float, s. terpo (or teppo), -pea,
w/. = a raft.
Flook, s. l.hind, -da, m.
2. jilpafi,^/. «,=a lock, e.g. of
hair.
3. (lorentao) punzo, -jea, m. =
a little wool.
Flog, V. mSr.
Flogging, s. mar, -ra, m.
Flood, s. l.aari^, -ra, «.
2.bu^tugal (or burtugal), -Ift,
». = a deluge.
S.fg. dAryo, -yea, m. = a sea,
e.g. f. of tears.
Floor, s. I . nhl, -l&, n.\ dJLrn,
-ni,/.
2. malili, -liye, /. = I. upstairs.
Floor, V. n61 sILma k&r (reduce
to a level).
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Flo
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Fol
Florat s. fulan (yeka g&UDfiin).
Florid, 0. l.TFUddhi.
2. tambdoso = reddish.
3.t&mbdotsaTery red.
4.^. &l&nk&ratBO.
Plonr, s- pit, -ta, «.
rionrish. f. 1. fulan di; kirla.
2./^. rrfiddhi zft =c /. get pro-
sperous.
3.jiye> = l. lire; see Btudish
and Blov.
Tlov, V. l.ran.
2. s&dil zaun umkfLj,
Flow, s. l.vav&p, Taup&, n.
2. bhirti, -te, /. — high water;
see Ooorse.
Flower, s. l.ful, -la, «.
2-y^-. f- g- f. of nobility, rs.
makbya, or also fiil.
3, surnngar, -ra, m. = ao orna-
ment.
Flaotnate, v. Lyenen teiieo hal.
2. dub3.u, dub!lu $int.
3.upe = /. float.
Flaenoy, s. sadilai, -ye,/^; s&d-
s&dai, -ye,/, «. f.
Fluent, a. s&dil; B&dBfidit.
Flnently, a J. sftdil ; B&i^s&4it-
Fluid, a. pa.t&l = /. thin,^.
Fluid, s. TaunSi ^k%i\}m=l. a fluid
tbing, or bet. patS,! vftstij,
-tu,/
Flute, s. pirluk, -ke,y; = a musi-
cal pipe.
Flatter, v. I.yenen te^efi ub.
'i-fg. aimpdai. See Flicker.
Flux, s, Tavap, r&upa, n. ^ &
flowing.
Fly, s. mus, -sa, m., dim. musk,
-ka, n.
Drire away the flies = m. am-
bod or daundai.
Fly, V. l.ub.
2. p61 = /. flee.
Foal, s. (godeafien) pll, -la, n.=
the young of a borse.
Foam, s. fend, -da, m.
Foun, V. fend yeta = /. foam
comes; fend borta.
Fob, s. dakteff bols, -sa, n.
Fodder, s. gorraniSen khaii, -nia,
«. «food of cattle; tsoroii,
-rra, fft.
Fodder, V. ts&rai ; pds.
Foe, s. duBman, -na, m.
Tog, s. l.duuri, -re,yi
2. kalok, -kft, m. = I. darkness.
Foggy, a. duaretso.
Fob, ini. 5hi.
Foible, s. aib, -ba, n.
FoU, s. domosnatf^lli talrar, -ri,
/. ; daddi tiWar, -ri, /. = /.
a blunt sword.
Foil, K*. nadi k&r; yedai; mos(6)
kar; T^rt kar.
Foist, V. mosan borai = /, write
deceitfully.
Fold, s. 1. g6to, -tea, m. for
animals.
2.miri, -ye,/, (of a garment).
3.g&di,-ye,/
Fold, as an ajfix^ dodo ; see Gram.
P. n. cb. ii.
Fold, V. I.d6d, e.g. a towel;
an]ai; kor&l.
S.gadi kar; mirio p6d.
Foi
Foo
J^Iia^ J. l.palo, -lea, «»., c(i/-
lective noun.
2. pi. d/kholi, -ye,/.; see Le&f.
Follow, V, 1. patlean TOtB=/. go
after; aik = /. bear, e.^. f,
advice.
2. patlau k&rc:/. make foIloW'
ing, f. a custom, G. M.\ Or,
parmanen kiLr<=act accord-
ing to.
3. eangata vols.
4. za = /. become, happea.
5. d4k kane = take example.
6. v6p = consent, e.g. f. an
opinion.
I.by instr., e.g. f. anger.
As follows = fiaen.
F. on = tbir rau.
F. oat = tirai, jari k&r.
Follower,; ■ 6ia,-5a, /s.=a disciple;
mandtolo, -lea, m.\ patlau
kfirtolo ; patlaugar, -ra, m.
Following, s, patlau, -lava, ^.
Following, ii. l.duBro=/. otber;
yeuntfio ai /. coming, e. g.
f. year.
2. patio = being bebind.
Folly, s. pisepoD, -na, n.
Foment, 1^. 1- B^-
"H./g. ntsambol k^r = /. excite,
stir up ; b6] di = /. give force.
Fomentation, s. s^k^, -ka, m.
Fond of, a. ^purbayetso; bet. rs.
into S,purbai asa = fond-
ness ia; rs. into rats = like
(in taste), sb. Dat.\ lag^llo =
attached, given ; r^.mogkfir
slove; rs. manna = please.
Fondle, v. fuslSi; prit k&r; lale.
Fondneu, s, &purbai, -ye, f,\
mogalpon, -9a, n. = /. dear-
ness; or mog, -gft, m.
Font, s. bautizmaSi suat, -te,/.
Food, s. l.kban, -na, ». = food;
&n, &ana, n.
S.jevan, jeu^a, m. = a meal.
S.gras, -sa, m., e.g. diapodto
gras = daily bread.
Fool, s. piso manis, -nsa, m.\
budnatuUo mftnis.
Foolish, a. piso; budn&tullo.
Foolishness, s. pisepoi^, -na, n. ;
girigiri, -ri, n.
Foot, s. 1. pai, -ya, m., pr./g. ;
{Aran, -na, «., h. K. rl.\ mul,
-la, n. = f. of a mountain ;
metau - 1, steps, e. g. {. of
tbe altar.
2. khnr, -ra, m. (of a chest of
drawers).
S.fut, -(i, /. (measure), /r.;
g^n, -^a, n. = a measure in
use in this country, equal
to 9 inches about; see App.
to Konk.-Eng. Dictionary.
Od foot = p&ivaten. 60 on
foot = paivaten vots or tsai.
Foot-bath, s. payaosekap, -kpa,
Footing, .r. l.gbat n%l, -la, ».-=
/. standing ground.
%fg. stiti, -ti,yi = ^. a condi-
tion, a state ; bet. rs. e. g.
on the former f. = adle bftri.
Footm&n, s. tsMtolo sipai, -ya,
M.; bet. paidai, -la, n.
Foo
For
Footpath, s. Hair y&t, -te,/. = /.
a narrow road; pftivit, -te,y.
Footstep, s. payantao gurt^, -ta,
m. = I. a, eign of the foot;
mfet, -ta. «.
FootBtooI, s. moo&i, -nije, n.
Fop, s. dilDcli, -di, m. ; doul&t
k&rtolo.
"Sot, prep. 1,/^. pasun.iTrp&BTOt
= on acconnt of, Lai. propter,
pro.
2. TOTTifi = throngh, Lat. per.
3. nimtio = oq acconnt of.
4. khatir = Lai. pro.
5. pannanen = according to or
coQsidering, La(. prae.
6.b&dlak = instead.
l.to express price, Dat.
8. to Sftow time, Ace. .
For, conj. l.kiteak, or kiteak
molear = because.
2, dekua (put at tke end of a
clause), e. g. to boro dekaa
= becaase he is good.
3.pasun = on account of {with
the participle), e.g. for God
has created ub = Devan
amkan r&tsijllea p&sun.
Forage, v. khan {or in) di or
had = give food.
Forage, f. khan,-aa, n.
For as mnch as, see fiecatiBe.
Forbear, v. rs. into neg. form,
e. g. f. lamentation = lii?.
nl&inaka; sdd = leare.
Forbearance, s. sosnik&i, -ye, /.
s patience.
Forbid,?'. Ladtvar.
2. formal, ch. cs. = l. command.
Z.rs. into neg. form of potent.
■mood.
Forbidden, a. n&inz&llo; ftdvar-
lolo.
Force, s. l.bdl, -la, n.\ or bolai-
ki, -ke,/
2. s&kilt, -kti,/i = f. of natare.
S.zulum, -lmej/. = violence.
4. sipai, -ya, m. = a soldier {in
the pi.)
5.piitlam, -mi,/. = a battalion.
6.fouz, -ji, /. = an army,
(The law) is in f. = bol tis& or
ts<a. (The law) has lost
its f. = (k&nan) ts&lnan.
Force,?'. I. b6] k&r=make force.
zulam k&r = make violence.
2. lai = apply, compel.
3. rs. into c. v.
4. zulmen rig=euter violently.
F. in = bolan (with the verb
required by the mn.)
F. out = kSrd.
F. a passage through = bolan
rig.
F. out tears = dukan g&l&i.
FDraed,a, &un8&ratso(f. marches);
See Constraint.
Forcible, a. bolan kello (or
bol&n with some other vb.)\
bolatso; znlmetso.
Forcibly, ad, bolS>n.
Ford, 'V. l.utron vots.
2. pay&nin utron vots; k&doa
utilr.
Ford, s. k&dou, -dva, m.
Fore, a., ad. mukavelo ; aditi.
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For
S. B, Fore, in eompatition leith other uord* nol jrinen htrt,
it la be rtndered moitiy by UI3.
7ore-ann, v. (adia) tiLjar k&r.
Forebode, v. muks,r {or adin)
gang ; dak&i ; &. bhdg (fe&t
before); k&l&i = aanouace.
Forefather, s. malgodo, -dea, m.
Forefend, see Forbid.
Forego, v. a6d.
Forehead, s. k&p&l, -la, n.
Foreigii, a. l.p&ra.
2. p&rki s a stranger.
B./^. s&m&adQat^lOsiiot cod-
nacted.
Forei^er, s. l.p&rdesi, -8i&, m.
2. atTO, -rea, m.^an unknown
3. pirki, -kia, m.
Foreknow, v, adin zaaaD.
Foremost, a. 1 . muk&relo.
2. makh;a = chief; poilo =
first. [fidifl.
ForenooD) s. s&ka{in; donparan
Foze-ordain, "!>• adiii nisfieisi;
adin yiotsuQ kad.
Fore-rnnner, s. l.barakari, -ri,
' m.\ see Freenraor.
2. mukar vetBO m&niSi -nSa, m.
— a man going before.
Foresee, v. adin volkatd; or
adin po}e.
Foresight, i. l.barikai, -ye,/.=
prudent prorision, I, thin-
ness.
2.muk&ili 70|ok, -Jki,/.; bad,
-di,/.
Foreat, s. &r&neS, -^ea, ».; mo-
lefi, -lea, n. ; ran, -n&, n.
ForestBlI, v. adin molak k&ne a
/. buy before.
Forester, s. l.moleag&r, -ra, m.
3. m&lekudiy&, -ya, m. = a man
living in a forest.
Foretaste, s. I. adinruts; but
bet. use simply rute, -fii,/
B taste, e.g. God gave him
a f. of heaven.
Foretell, v, adin sang a /. say
before.
Forfeit, ^.jnlmlLn,-na,m.; d&nd,
-da, m.
Forfeit, v. l.d&nd ^rik k&r>=/.
pay a fine.
2. t8uk&i = /. deprive, ch. cs.\
bogd&i = /. lose.
3.h&kku sand « /. abandon
a right.
Forfeitore, s. hogdauneS; -^eS,
».
Forge, V. 1. k&r, e.g. f. a bolt,
a nail.
2. f6(kiro k&r = I. make false.
3.f6lkiro dak&i, «. f.
Forge, 5. kamaraiSi sal, -]e, /.
=abig f.; kamaraiSen katen,
-tea, ff. = a small f.; (kamil-
rafii) &ng&4, -g4^i/-; kama-
r&ko^ken, -kea, n.
Forger, s. f6tkiren d&stevoz k&r-
tolo.
Vorgmj, s. f6t dflsk&t, -ti,/. =
a false signature; fdfkiren
d&stevoz, -zi, ». a a false
document,
„, „ L.oogic
For
For
ToTget, V. 1. visilr or is&r, c, v.
visrai (Jg. deny oneself).
2. neg. of agd&8 SrSS or a. k&r.
I forgot=9/^. Qgdas pavanaa,
or Qgdas nan.
Forgetful, a. ugdas natullo; vi-
s&rtolo. ly,
Porgetfulness, ^. visJtr, or isir, -ri,
Forgive, ». bogsi, e.g. f. sine;
maf di, or maf kfi,r = /. ex-
cuse; e6d == L leave.
Forgireness, s. bogsanen, -nea,
a.; maf {or map), -fi, f.
{perh. -ia, ».)
Fork, s. garp, -p9,, ». (a table
fork) ; k&nto, -te£, m, = I.
a thorn, y^.
Forlorn, a. vater ghallos/. pat
on the vay, abandoaed;
kirkol = wretched ; upaiu&-
tallo; niradhari.
Form, s. 1. rup, -pa, n. ; n&moDO,
-nea, M. = l. a model.
2. lit, -ti, /. = a manner; or
kb&ndit rit, e.g. f. of tows;
pidd&t, -ti,/., «.c.
S.jinos, -nsii, m.czakind.
Fonn,^. l.kar,e.^.f. the world,
a statue, a friendship.
2.sflma ghal = pat in order
(arrange); mandW. arrange,
e.g. an army; rflp di.
8. &int = /. think (a plan).
i.cA. cs, melon asa = /. is con-
stituted.
Formal, a. -ts, emphai., e.g. a
formal letterskag&di^ts; or
kh&ro s true.
Formally, ad. sarken = I. exactly ;
6y -ts.
Formation, s. rs. into k4r or zS.
Former, a. poilo = first ; to = that
{opp. to TO = this) ; 9,difi
asfllos being before; adlo=
ancient, anterior.
In former times = adin, adin
purvin or adin magifC.
Formerly, ad. adin; adig puivifi.
Formidable, a. bhiiydnkaratso ;
bbiyanknl; t&rUlraiintso.
Formless, a. rilpnatuHo.
Formula, s. 1. utrantso th&r, -ra,
m.^l. a manner of words;
p&dd&t, -ti,/., rit, -ti,/., e.g.
a f. of words, a mathemati-
cal f.
2. ut&r, -tra, «. = a word.
3. namnno, -nea, m,
Formttlary, s. rititso mg) (e), -la,
m. ; p&ddatitso mel (6).
Fornicate, v. vebiSar kfi.r. I
Fomioation, s, vebiSar, -ra, n. \
Fornicator, s. Tebi(3,ri, -ri3., m.
Forsake, v. e6d=: leave; s&ndi;
vater ghal = /. put OD the
way; e6dn ghal.
Forsooth, a. l.kh&rents; JLlb&t.
2,mo]e£ir = that is to say.
3. -ts empkai., see Gram. p. 81.
Fwswear, v. I.p&rma^&r add.
2. f6t p&rma^ k&r.
Fort, s. koten, -tea, ».
Forth, ad. bhair = Za/. extra. It
is sometimes omitted, as,
'from that day forth = te&
disS, tb&un or toil disa 1&-
„,,.„A.ooglc I
For
Fou
gait'. 'And bo f. = fini &8en
yer aftit'.
Torthoomiog:, a. yeuatso = /. com-
ing; distso = /. appearing.
Torthwltli, ad, atants; yea Hi-
na = in this momeat; to-
vol^ts = just then; or tea
k|&iia.
fortification, s. l.koten, -tea, n.
= ^. a castle.
2. pagar, -ra, m. = l.aL vail.
3.gh&tai, -ye,/i
ToTtifj, V. ghfit k&r = /. make
strong; b61 di = give force.
Portitnde, s. gh&tai, -ye,/.; b61,
-la, «.; dhitir, -ra, «. = /.
courage.
Fortitiglit, s. ddn h^pte = /. two
weeks.
TortresB, see Fort
Fortnitons, a. auSit; gratstsa'
ratso ; see Aooidental
Tortnnate, a. sukbi, bbagi=hap-
py, or a happy man ; ^rudt-
TOnt = lucky.
Fortnnately, ad. fidruStan; often
rs. into adj.
Fortnne, s. 1. lidruiSt, -(a, n. =
luck ; gratstsar, -ra, m.
2. bhag, -ga, «. = happiness;
sukhi}, -kha, n.^happiness.
3. n&sib, -ba, «. = destiny.
i. ast, -ti,/. {or asti, -te) = pro-
perty; 'a man of fortane =
astivont, or astidar = rich
or having much property';
gre3t = rich. [^_
FoTtane-tellerj-r. l.gbadig&r.-ra,
2. nimitgfir, -r^, m. = a sooth.
sayer.
Fortune'talling, s, nimit, -ta, n.
Forum, s. the nearest equivalent
to the old Roman forum is
perhaps kifieri, -re,/.
Forward, ad. mukar = before.
Forward,!!. 1. vegiSyetolo; ade-
tso, e. g. i. rain.
2. vortea dhfiiratsooe/. too bold.
Forward, v. 1. dhad = send; or
dandi.
2. Topsun di = deliver.
3. kumok di = give help,
i. bfidti di = /. promote (to
higher offices).
b.rs.into veginyeta; or poilen
yeta.
Forwardness, s. aumiryad, -di,
/; l&zbandpoQ, -na, n.; m6st,
-ti,/
Fossil, a. kondiflU (vfi,stif).
Foster, v. p6s.
Foster-father, s. poskobapai, -pai,
m.=l. the father vrho feeds.
Foster-mother, s. poskiavoi, -vol,
/. = i. the mother who feeds.
N. B. All other words, com-
pounded with foster, are to
be rendered in the same way
as those given here.
Fool, :'. mhelo kir, or mhel&i
s make dirty ; kh&t&i — /.
stain, violate, n. c. ; Sikol
kiir = make dirty.
Foul, a. 1. mhelo = dirty; £ikla-
tso; kh&tatso.
2. TOnkareatso = I. loathsome.
Fra
S.khote&ponatso; &umiLr;£idi-
tso.
'Fall foul of = adar.
roulneBfl, see Dirt
round, V. 1. gfid.
2. stapisi.
3. band ^ I. build; ghal = cast
(type), etc.
rouBd&tion, s. Lbunyad, -di,/,
used also fg.
2.garpan, -na, n. = l. an insti-
tution, an order.
3. ghSr = /. house compounded
with some word specifying
further the kind of founda-
tion referred to.
4. bandijUefi or gbitdijUen gbiir
= /. a built bouse.
S.tBOuki, -ke, /., «. c. in. this
mn. (usually a BC[uare).
Pounder, s. g^dpist, -ta, nt.
Fountain, 5. Lzir, -ri,/.
2.fg. mul, -la, n. =1. a. root.
Pour, (J. Car.
Fourfold, a. Sardodo, or 65r-
pauti ts&A.
Fowl) s. 1. Bukneii, -nea, n.
2. kunkad, -kdS, n. (a cock, hen,
or chicken).
Fowl, V. sikari k&r.
Fowler, s. sikaregar, -ra, m.
Fox, s. k616, -lea, m. (strictly,
a jackal), usedfg. also for a
cunning person.
Fr&otion, s. l.kudko, -kea, m.
2.&UDS, -§a, m. (math.), n. c.
Mr. Cn., or &udso, -sea, m.
Fraotnie, s. modap, -dpS, «.
Prafflle, a. l.midtso, or futfcso,
or modasarko.
2.fg. g-sk&t.
Fragility, s. m6dasarkeD, -kea,
n.
Fragmenti s. kudko, -kea, m. =
a part (large or small); kus-
kut, -ta, n. = I. an atom, a
very small part.
Fragrance, s. porm61, -la, m.;
suad, -da, m.
Fragrant, a. suadik; pormolatso.
Frail, a. l.mfidtso (Pr.); or md-
dasarko (pr.)
a.iskit,^^-.
Frailty, s. fi,sk4tkai, -ye,/.
Frame, s. l.tsoukij, -ka, m.,e.g,
of a window.
2. rup, -pa, n. = shape.
3.fg. sobau, -bava, «., e.g. of
mind.
Frame, v. 1 . sS,ma mel&i = /. put
together regularly ; mand=s;
adjust; layek k&r s make
suitable.
2. n&muno kflr = make a plan.
3. ghad, e. ff. a law, a rule ;
kJtr = make,
4. sik&i^teach.
5. tsouk k&r.
Frame-work, s. tsouk, -ka, m.
Franchise, s. l.vdt, -ta, 'm. =:/.
a TOte, a voice, a right to
vote,/r.
2. sutka, -ke,/. =: liberty.
Frank, a. l.nisk^pti = sincere;
ugto = open,
2. bbenniitullo = without fear.
Fra
U9&
Fre
3.8ado = 8imple.
Tranbiueeiise, J', lob^, -na, n.
I^ankness, s. l.dh&ir, -ra, n.=
courage.
2.nentuvai, -ye,/. = candour
of mind.
S.saden mdn, -na, n, = l. a
simple heart.
Frantic, a. in6t tsuki^Uo = /.
deprived of mind; vid lagyl-
lo; piso.
Fraternal, a. moya (mog) = fra-
teroal (charity).
Fraternity, s. bhaupon, -nS, n.\
mel(^), -la, m. — tm associa-
tion; »/^. confry, -n,/.,/r.
Fratricide, s. 1. bhavakbuni,
-ye,/.
S.bhavakhunigar, -ra, m.
Fraud, s. rooB, -aa, m.; tbS^ky,
-ka, «.
Fraudulent, u. mosatso; f6tkiro;
^&kkagar.
Fray, s. z&gden, -dea, n.
Freak, s. m&rji, -je, /. = l.& ca-
price.
Freckle, s. glduvi kat, -ti, /. ;
sib, -ba, «.
Free,«i. 1.8&ttyat8o(^^»7.);b&ud-
natyllos/. not bound by a
bond; khalnati^Uo, or konak
(cT konna&ea) khalnat9llo =
/. not being under any one;
(aplea) 80tiintrar fisi^llo, or
BOi&Qtr-atso.
2. vir&it = exempt.
3. rs. into Ger. nastanau, ch. cs.
4. dudn dinastanaa = without
fee, or aambal dinfit^Uo; bet.
funkeateo = gratuitous.
5. uktos open.
6. aple podyent = under one's
own power.
7.&nm&ryaditso = not becom*
iug, not honest.
Man is free= vait boren k&<
runk m&nsak kain b61 k^
rinan = /. nothing compels
man to do evil or good.
Make f. = l.t86r (6).
2. ^um&ryadin k&r.
Free, v. l,Bdd=leaTe; s^nd; sut-
ka di = /. give liberty, e.g.
to a prisoner.
2.kad=(lFaw; vir&it k&r=make
exempt; tsuk^i (make free).
Free-booter, s. tsor, -ra, m.
Free-bootinf, s, taori, -ye,/.
Freedman, .i. sutka mel^Ilo (ma-
nia, -nSa, m.).
FFsedom, £. l.autka, -ke,/, f.^.
from a priaon.
2. sattya, -ye,/., e.g. of doing
good.
3. JLum^ryad, -di,/ = diahones-
ty.
4. aot&ntrij,, -ra, n., e.g. aplea
sotantrar a8a=i8 in his own
power.
Freehold, s. T^rg, -ga, m.\ svin-
ta zago, -gea, m.
Freeholder, f. vilrgadar, -ra, m.
7im\j,ad. l.ri'.addLna8tanS,n =
/. not having objection ; khu-
Sen=/. with will; monapur-
vok; zai mo9 = /. that must
Fre
196
Fri
be done, e.g. commit Bin f.;
Batty0n=/. with liberty; za-
nazaun = /. knowingly.
2. artba pirmane=/. according
to the meaning (not liter-
ally).
3. s&dilzaan = /, looeely.
4. aumS,ryadin = /. unbecom-
ingly.
IF^eeman, s. aplea Bot&ntrar a-
sijUo minis, or shorter 80-
t&ntratso minis, -nsa, m. = /.
an independent man.
Frea-will, s. 1. Bittya, -ye,/,
«, c. ; khuSi, 4e,/. = /. will.
2, Bot^ntr;^, -ra, n, = I. inde-
pendent power.
Treeze, v. kire zatit =■- I. bail
becomes; gar zata = /. ice
becomes; vl§;. ghit zata=/.
gets solid {e.g. water freezes).
Praight, s. l.nor, -ra, w., e.g.
f. of a vessel ; badeii, -dea,
n. = I. bire.
2. vojefi, -jea, n. = I. & burden.
Frenoli, s. a. Fransez.
IVenzy, s. pisepon, -na, n. = I.
foolisbness; vid,-di,/:; pise-
ponatso rag, -ga, m. = /.
the anger of mad men; ragi£t
pisepon, -na, n. = /. angry
madness.
Freqneney, s. nir&prupai, -ye,/,
Frequent, a. 1. tovo} tovoltso;
nir&prnp = /. not rare.
2. tsiltolo or tsaltso = /. cur-
rent; rs. sib&r pauti zata,
or 3. p. gidti.
Frequent, v. reta wiih -ts, or-
only vetS; s&bSr pauti veta.
Frequented, a. TetBoyeuntBO=/.
going and coming, e.g. f.
town.
Frequently, ad. sibar pfiuti ;
tOTol tOTol; g&diye gidiye^
every moment,
Treeh, a. l.novo; ailevartso.
2,th£ind = /. cold,fi.^. f. wind.
3. bolaiketBO = uutired; bolai-
kent = I. in bealth, ch. cs.
4. BiYO, e.g. f. water, not salt.
5. kbarnatuUo = not impreg-
nated with potasb.
FreBken, v. tb&nd kir, nivoi ^
/. make cold.
Freah-man, s. umeduar, -ra, m,
= I. apprentice, novice.
FroBkneas, s. jivaj, -li,/
Fret, V. l.tsaban kad = /. bit-
ing take away.
2./g. kirkir kS,r, bez3,r k&r =
/. make trouble; zilfti = /,
tease ; d6s = trouble.
Fret, s. kirkir, -ran, m. pi.
FretTnl, a. kirkiratso.
Friable, a. 5en5i8arko.
Tiist, s. vlg. frad, -di, m.; mo-
tbavasi, -si, m. = /. living in
a convent; sinySsi, -sift, w,
used only /or a pagan f.
motion, s. ga8i;ieii, -nea, n.,
n. c. ; gasap, -api, n.
Friend, J. iSt, -ta, m.; iStin, -ni,
/ ; dost, -ta, m,=^l. a fa-
vourite ; see Fond, Favourable.
Friendless, a. UtnatuUo.
„, ■„ L.oogic
Fri
Fro
Ttiendli&ess, s. mogalpon, -na,
«.; diya, -ye,/,; m&nBeponi,
-na, n. = I. hiimanity,yV.
Triendly, a. 1. inogal = /. dear;
da,yal = /. clement.
2. gunatso E /. favoiirable. .
Friendship, s. 1. iSt^&t, -ti, /
2. dosti, -te,/. = /. favour.
Form a f. E i. kHr.
Intimate f. •= kalzaiSi i.
Ttigrht, J. bhen, bhiya, «.; bhi-
yankulai, -ye,/.
Take f. = bheii di&ta, /. fear
appears, Prs. Dat.
Ttigrbten, v. beltai, c, w. = cause
fear by speakJDg, scolding;
bhiyennk lai = cause to fear,
/. apply to fear.
Ttifrlitfiil, a. bbiy&nkiiratso, or
bet. bhiyankul ; t&rt&roantso
= 1. causing trembling.
Trifid, a, th^nd = /, cold, used
aho/g., e.g. i. temper.
ftiU) s. mirio, pi./. = /. folds.
TriDge, s. rSnd, -da, n.
Frippery, s. 1. iSindi, -de,/ = old
torn clothes, rags.
2./g. see Bran,
frisk, V. nats {or natsoa) = /.
dance; D<$ = /,jamp.
Frith, J. dftrya-aSirai, -ye,/. = /.
astrait; aires, -Tea,».<Eaa
estuary.
Fritter, s. see Cake,
.fritter, v. (f. away) = yett&i
(waste); pad k^r = /. spoil;
kh&rfii = /. expend.
FriTOlity, s. khali v&sti}, -tu,/
= /. an empty thing ; naka-
zallo, -lea, «!. = /. nonsense;
fiillir viistv = /. a trifling
thing.
Frivolons, a. khali = /. empty ;
6ill&r~/. trifling; nakazallo
(-li, -len).
Friazle, v. ini gbal = f. hair.
Pro (To and), yeneS tenen, or
pati phude = here there, or
I. behind before.
Frook, s. approx. kutaun, -tava,
m.; Toileii Yftatur, -ra, n.
Frog, J", l.manko, -kea, m. =
a toad.
2. manki, -ke, /. » the com-
mon f.
Frollo,J.m&rji,-je,/.=/. caprice;
kh61,-Ia,>M.=/.sport; mirje-
kbnlalai, -ye,/=/. pleasure
of caprice.
Frolic, a. udtso=/. jumping.
Frolic, V. ud = /. jump; nats
= /. dance.
From, prep. 1. in Ike meaning
of out of, -ntlo {to be added
to the Loc), e.g. (J. C. de-
livers) from hell = yemk&n-
dantlo.
2, if signifying distance of time
or place, thaun, e.g. from
10 to 12 o'clock zdha thaun
barfi p&riant, or dilrn = tak-
ing, may be used instead of
thaun (dha darn. . . .).
3. k^tso, the same almost as
iYt&an; it is f or medfromlsAi^^
I.., ...lA-ooglc
Fro
Fru
=mclose,hence k&dtso=whicli
is cloae; e. /. Deva klid6i
karpa amk&n melUt = from
God (which is near to God)
we receire graces.
4. lagait, e. g. from to-daj =
az lagait, n. c.
5.1nsirum. signifying cause,
e. g. he is pale from loss of
blood.
6. Or. p&BaQ E= on account of.
F. day to day =s disa diaa.
Front, s. 1. muk, -ka, «. or mu-
kaveli {or mnkaToili or mu-
kaili) kus, -si,/ (visty,, -tu,
/. elc.) = the front side,
2, In composition, mukaTelo
may be used, e: g. f. door =
mukavelen hagil.
3. poilo = first.
In f. = mukar.
Front, 1). p61e =s /. see, e.g. this
room fronts the street, n. c. ;
G. isilean aea.
Fronting, prep, mukar.
Frontispiece, s. 1. muk, -k&, n.
= I. the anterior part, e. g.
muk3,r kiten boroun &sa =
what is written in the f.
2. (pustaka-) S,riimba&en 5itry,
-r&, n. = I. the figure of the
beginning (of a book).
Frost, s. approx. kire, -rean,
pi. m. = hail; gar, -ra, m. =
I. ice; rs. da^ z^ b become
thick.
Proaty, a. garatso.
Froth, see Foam.
Froward,<i.dharan; f^Obstinate,
Frown, v. t6nd rankdeS k&r =
/, make the face crooked ;
kopalar mirio ghal = I. put
folds on the forehead.
Froaen, a. 1. gbiit = /. solid, or
dat.
2. garatso = /. of ioa.
Fmetifloatian, s. it)\, -Ici, m.;
rs. into f61 diunSen,
Fructify, V. it kiir = /. make fer-
tility, {or bet. itatso k&r) ;
f6!adik k&r.
Frugal, a. hiltan kbauntso = /.
eating moderately; haltan
kh&rtsuntBO = /. expending
moderately.
lYugftlity, s. hSJt, -ta, n.; k&si-
si, -se, /". = /. economy; rs.
hd,ltan kha, or h. kbar&i.
Frugally, ad. baltan; k^sisen.
Fruit, s. 1 . f61, -la, «. = a material
fruit.
2.f61, -la, m.,fg. or effect.
Fruitful, «. I.f61adik£>r fdldiun-
tso.
2. ital or itatao = /. fertile ;
f6Iabarit = /. fertile.
PmitfalneBB, s. it, -ta, m. = /.
fertility; f61adikpon, -^a, «.;
fblab&ritpon, -na, «,, «. c.
Fruitless, a. nirffil ; fdldinatullo.
Frnit-trsB, s. filantso ruk, -ka,
m.; folTOStutso ruk.
Frustrate, v. mod(6) = /. break,
fg.; mrf61kiir=/. make with-
out effect,^.; v6rt fcftr; see
Disappoint.
i.,,....irL.OOgk-
Fru
199
Fun
Fjtistration, s. modap, -dpa, «.,
iet. rs. into v.; see Disappoint-
ment
Fry, J. zomo, -meS,, «».=a ewarm.
Fry, V. baz; t&l.
Fry, s. baztjllefi khan, -na, n.
Prying-pan, s. kail, -li,/
Pndgre, inL iShi!
Foel, s. laokud, -kda, n.; zoloa,
-Iva, ffi.; sSn, -ni,y; or sSn-
kut,-ta,«.(ci'««j^»»^OT(?i//j>
of CO wd ling).
Fugitive, «. I.p61t80 = /. fleeing;
phflrari; dannt60 = /. Tan-
ning.
2./^. &tMr = /. unstable,
FalOTom, s. kutti, -te,/., n.c;
kaliing, -ga, n.
Polfll, V, pal, e. g. t. a duty,
a promise; samba}, e.g, a
command, a vow ; tirsi = /.
carry out; tsiiliii = I, caase
to walk, y^., e.g. a duty;
farik kar = /. pay, e. g. i.
a tow; kh&rots dak&i = /.
show, true; samp^, e. g. i.
a prophecy, n. c.\ giidun
yeta = /. comes happened
(is fulfilled), ch. cs.
Fnlfllment, s. palo, -Ie£i, w., e.g.
of a duty.
Full, V. loveiSen lugat dadai.
Full, a. l.bhorn; borabor; bbi-
rto; s&mpuru; pura.
2. dados = /. satisfied.
3. trani or tranik (voice).
4. efiglo.
F. of comfort = (parte) sdu-
kils^yetso.
F. of sorrow sdukin bborlolo.
Full-moon, s. pnnou, -nvi,/.
Pally, ad. purto {decl^) \ piLri-
purn; samparnayen.
Fulminate, v. pr. z&glaita = /. it
lightens.
FnlnasB, s. 1. bh&rtipon, -na, n.,
■ e.g. i. of riches, of colour,
eic.\ bh&rti, -te,^
2. sUmpurnai, -ye, /. -= abun-
dance.
Fulsome, '^' l.kaotaleatso.
2.kirkol = /. low; inyo.
Fumble, v. saspi, tr. v.; saspa,
«. V. (feel for something i
the dark).
Pttme, s. 1. dav6r, -rra, »»., p;
/g., e.g. fumes of anger.
2, ub, -be,y. = /. vapour, steam,
&./g. g&rmi, -rme,/ = /. heat,
e.g. fumes of anger.
Fume, V. 1. duv6r bairs&r = /,
smoke go out.
%/g. rSgar Z& = /. get angry.
Fumigate, v. duv6r gbal = /.
put smoke ; bet. duvrak ghtU
= /. put to smoke; dhump&i
= /. incense.
Pun, s. fieStai, -ye, /.; t&maso,
-sea, m.
Make fun -G^.i^. fieStai kSr,
Pnnotion, s. 1. kaido, -dea, »».=
I. aduty, an office; bh^s, 7sa,
m.=l. avocation; kam,.[nii
n. = l. business.
2. Bikit, -kti, / =/. a faculty.
i.-...iA'00glc
Fun
Fur
3. guri, -na, m. = I. power.
4.karyefi, -yea, «. = /. an ac-
tion.
Fnnctioiuiry, s. l.&dhUcari, -ri,
m. = l. baring power.
2.ac!70g&st, -ta, m.^l. one
employed in a public office.
Fand] s. I.ils&l, -sla, n.
2. fg. kM.zano, -nea, m. = I.
a treasury,^., e.g. f. of
learning ; bandar, -ra, n.
= /. a treasury.
FnndfUnentali <i^. l.bunyaditso =
/. of fonndation, pr.,/g.
^.fg. mukhya = /. principal.
Fnueral, s. mdrn, -na, n.\ pnrap,
-rpa, n. = l. a burial.
Funeral, <^- mdrnatso.
F. pile = sari, -ye,/".
Tvji^wifS. almen, -mea, ». (^erh,
almben, -bea, «.)
Funnel, s. na,Ii, -je,/.=l. tube,
is the nearest Konk. equiva-
lent; the Engl, wordis com-
monly used, at least in the
large towns.
Funny, a. fiestayetso; hastsOs/.
laughable.
Fur, s. l.louii,-OTe,/=/. wool.
2. tsambden, -dea, «., or love-
6eB t8ambdeD=:a woolen skin;
sometimes^ kat, -ti, /. = /.
a skin.
Furbish, V. telto kiir = /. make
smooth; gas = I, rub.
Furioue, a. ragar zallo, or ra-
gaa z^tolo; piso = ^. mad,
fg. ; riinuot = /. vi\A.,/g,
Furl, 11. rOTod = /. roll, e.g. a
sail; korol.
Furlong, s. miiilaatTO van to, -tea,
ffz. = /. ^ of a mile ; vlg. ulo,
-lea, m. = I. call (as far as
one's voice can carry), or
kombasuat, -te, /. = /. the
place of a trumpet.
Fnrlongli, s. raja,-je,/".=/. leave.
Fumaoe, s. 1. vlg. khdru or
kh6zn, -na, ». (for bread).
2. aguten, -tea, n. (or agStea),
of goldsmiths.
Furnish, w. l.di = /. giye.
2. tayar k&r = I. make ready.
3. an di (adn di)=/. purchase,
procure.
Furred, part. a. lovetso or loun
HsuUo.
Furniture, s. saman, -nS, m. or
gbS>rtBO samau = I. an article
of the house; g^rvata, -to,/".
Furrow, s. vorro, -rea, m.; tsilri,
-ye,/.; tas, -sa, «., n. c, Mr.
not in use everywhere.
Furrow, v. k6s; nangrai, n.c.
Furrowed, part. a. mirio asuUo
= /, having wrinkles {Lat.
rugosus).
Further, fii/. l.yeft 8i7ai=/. be-
side this.
2.ani = /. and (more), e.g. I
say nothing f, = Eni kain
sanginan.
3. mukar = /. before, e.g. go f.
= mukar yots.
Further, v. yad&i = /. cause to
grow, also/g., e.g. f. God's
Fur
Gal
glory; kumok or sflhai kilr-
= /. make help.
Fartheraaoe, s. kumok, -mke./.
= /. help; s^ai, -ye,/ = /.
assistance.
Fury, s. kop, -pa, m., or bet. rs.
ragan zai=bnrn with anger;
ts&davot rag, -ga, m. = l. ex-
cessive anger; krfld, -da, m.\
pisepon, -na,n. = /, folly ,^.
Fubs,^. gouji,-je,/;=/.noise,y^.
Pntare, a. yeuntso™/. coming;
g&dt30=/. happening; phud<
lo, e.g. phndlo kal = f. time.
Pntiue, s. l.fudar, -ra, m.\ or
phadlo kal, -la, m.
2.iiiinit,-ta,ff.=diTinati0Q: 'n,
Titsar=ask (a fortune-teller)
about future thing e'.
In f. = phuden.
G
Oab&rdioe, s. jibbo, -bea, m.
Oabble, v. bodbod ; gilzali mar =
/. beat a chat.
Gabbler, s. bodbodo, -dea, «., or
borboro, -rea, m.
Gabbling, s. gazali, -lin,/.^/.
Etad,^- parpoizaan boufi=/. walk
roaming; boun.
Qadder, s. parpol, -la, m.
Gadfly, s. kirant, -ti,y.
Oaf, s. tdndaiien big, ^a, n.=l.
a lock of the mouth, pr.fg.
Oag, V. t6nda&en big ghal = /.
pat the gag, pr.,fg.
Gage, V. see Pledge, Engage.
Gaiety, .r. nlas, -sa, m,\ khusalai,
-ye,y. ; s&ntfis, -sa, nt.
Gaily, ad. khuaalayeo. .
Gain, .r. jikap, -kpa, n.\ z6d, -di,
f.\ adai, -ya, »».; Ifib, -bS,,
■m. ; faido, -dea, m. ; nofo,
-fe&, m.
Gain, V. jik (make profit); z6d(6)
= acqaire; m^le/. be found,
e. g. maka moineak Sar ru-
poi m<at = I gain 4 rupees
a month ; k&r = /. do, with
some one of the preceding
Doane.
G, over: Todni di = /. give in-
clination ; m6n voi kfir = I.
make the heart yes.
G. the fayour of =. G. doatint
rig=/. enter into the favour
of.
G. a cause: Tyajyij jife, or
Dal. T. gun zatS = /. favour
becomes to.
Gainful, a. adayatso; ^ideatao,
etc.
Gait, s. tsal, -li,/
Gala, s. dobazo, -jea, m.=l. pomp.
Galaxy, s. molbamarog, -rga, m.
=1. the road (which is) on the
i.,,....iA'00glc
Gal
202
Gar
sky; Eikagag&tiga,-ge,/., Mr.
Cn., bui nol used in Konk. ;
dudavat, -te,/. {B. K.).
Qale, s. I.varea, -rea, n. ^^ I.
wind.
2. yareaSi dann, -ve, /. = /.
a current of air.
Gall, s. l.pint, -ta, n.,pr.,fg.
e.g. for anger.
2./g. kodsan, -m,/.=/. bitter-
ness.
Gall, V. gas = I. rub ; zezarM.
Gallant, a. ].sobit = ;. nice.
2. dhfiiravont = I. courageous.
3. m&ryaditso = /. polite.
4. d&Ddi = /. ostentatious.
Gallant, s- vir, -ra.w. =/. aliero
(a courageous man).
Gallantry, J. l.dM,ir, -ra, «. = A
courage,
2. d&ndipon, -ria, n, mn. va-
nity in dress and the like.
Galleon, s. v6d tarun, -rva, n. =
I. a large ship.
Gallery,^. l.i'//.'baikaun,-kaYa,
**-> ^-g- g-of a church; va-
rand, -da, m. (var. «.); ts&-
dau, -dava, m. {H. K.)
2. fiitrafisal, -la, n, = I. hall of
pictures.
Gall-nut, s. addo, -4ea, m. used
for ink and cement.
Gallop, s. khadam, -ma, n.
Gallop, V. khadamaii ghal.
Gallows, s. gilarak, -ka, tn. =
/. the tree of a rope; gai,-la,
m.; faseruk, -ka, m. = l. the
tree of rope; faai. 4e,/.
Gamble, v. jugar kh^l, y^t kh^l
= play for a stake.
Gambler, s. jugarkar, -ra, ««.;
y§tigar, -ra, m. [-ti,/.
Gambling, s. jugar, -ra, m.; yfet.
Game, s. l.kh^l (or ky6I), -}a,
m.\ khusalai, -ye, f. = l.
pleasure; at, -ta, m.
2.ranuot=i/. wild,(.f. animals
pursued.
Make g. of = G. nilkai kar, /.
make a copy of.
G/une, TI. khel or kyal ; see Gamble.
Gamut, -I. gayanamandaTol, -li,
y", = order of music, «, «.
Gander, s. dadlen as, -sa, ». = I.
male of the goose.
Gan^, s. zpmo, -mea, m. ; Sillea-
billen, -lea, »., mn. a crowd.
Gaol, s. vlg. z&il or jail, -la, m.
/r.; see Jail
Qangn'one, s. bogdal, -la, n.
Gaoler, s. vlg. zaUer, -ra, *«.;
see Jailer-
Gap, s. l.iden, -dea, n.
2.fut, -{i,/
fiap^ V. t6nd uktefi kar s /. make
the mouth open, pr.,/g.
Garb, see Dress.
Garble, see Falsify.
Garden, s. ital, -tla, n.\ molo,
-lea, m. as the g. of Gethse-
mani; rodt, -ta, ». = a small
g.; t5t (6), -^, »., used also
for plantation ; bag, -ga, n.
Gardener, J. maH,-li, »/.,yy. = he
who waters the plants ; t6ta-
gar, -ra, m.
Gar 2
fiulasd, s. jelo, .lea, m.= a string
of flowers; kopel, -la, n.,/r.
used esp.for a g. of artificial
flowers.
Oarlie, s. losun, -sni.y^.
Garment, s. mustaigi, -ge, /. ;
lugat, -gta, n. = l. cloth,^,
Tastur,-tura,«.; ne8on,-ni,y.
Gunet, s. yakut, -ts, m.., n. ».,
Mr.
flwret, s. 1. malo, -lea, m. {Ital.
solaj'o).
%/g: bidar, -ra, n. = I. an
abode; thikarten, -nea, n. =
/. an abode.
O^rrison, s. sibandi, -de,/, mn.
also establishment; raknen,
-nea, n. = l. a guard, a de-
fence.
Sarmloiis, a. bodbodo; lamb
jibetso = I. of long tongue ;
phandleagar.
Qaitei, s. nado, -dea, m.
dls, s. vai, -ye,/i, used com./or
&s,tu\eiice, root meaning' gas
as in Cn. & Mr. ; ub, -be,
/. = /. steam ; vlg, varen,
-rea, «.
Gash, s. v6d ghai, -ya, m.=.t.
a large wound; katrap, -pa,
». = /. a cut.
Gasti, V. ka,tar = /. cut.
Gasp, V. ka.rse.
Gasp, s. kirS,s, -rsi,/.
flate, s. darvato, -tea, ««. = a big
door, also, e.g. a church
door ; bagil, -gla, ». = a com-
mon door.
3 Gea
Oate-keeper, ;. baglarakno, -nea,
Gather, v. l.melfii, c.v. of \a.k\\
yektaink&r=/. make gather-
ing, e.g. corn; iirai=g. with
hands, e.g. what you have
swept up.
2. luufi = reap, e.g. g. a crop.
3.p&rki = /. guess.
4, nis&eisi = /. establish, con-
clude; tatp&riya kftr, n.c.
5. pule = /. suppurate.
G. in = zod(6).
G. round = Or. kMe mel.
Qatherin^, s. melounSen or bet.
meliip, -Ipa, «. ; mel(§),-la,
ftt,
Gauya, v. mez(&).
Gauge, s. mezap, -zpa, n.
Oaantlat, s. lun, -ra, n. >= /. a
glove,/r.; see Glove.
Gay, a. 1. khusalayetso; siiato-
satso.
2.pJirzaiik = /. bright, e. g.
colour.
Gaze, w. p6le with -ts, or jiv soda
pole = /. look giving up life.
Gaze, s. l.rs.v.
2.di|t, -ti,/. = /. sight.
Gaaette,.?. l.i'/f.gajet,-ti,/.,/f.
2. v&rtamaoap&tr^, -ra, n. =
I. a writing of news.
Gazetteer, s. v&rtamanap&trist,
-ta, «., or — patrikegar.
Gear, s. 1. ssman, -na, m. = l.
an article.
. 2.mustaigi, -ge,/ = /. a gar-
ment.
Get
Gen
1. &Dtu, -ta, m.
= vegetable g.
2. govardan, -n^, M. = aDimaI g.
Gelid, a, th^nd gar; garatso or
gara bSri = /. like ice.
Oem, s. I. r4t&n, -tna, n.=a, preci<
0U3 stone.
2. bongo, -gea, m. ; see Bnd.
Qeja, '"■fg' stirtingar kfi,r, G. M.
= I, make an ornament.
Oeader, s. 1 . ling, -ga , n. (Gram.)
2. thS,r, -ra, m. = /. kind.
Genealogy, s. 1. kntma^eo kobro,
pL, /. = 1. news of family.
2.t&klean5i bar, -ti,/.
General, a. 1. sadharn = /.ordi-
nary.
2. samestantBO, B&ktantso = of
all.
3. p4rgSrt = I. public.
4. tsMavot mn. common to all
(noi com. in this mn.)
G. confession = jeral kumsar,
-ra, n.,/r, iylg.)
In g.=svottar; tsSdavot zaan.
Become g. = p&rg&t za, or only
p&rgat.
General, s. vlg. jeral, -la, nt.,fr,
fldbip&ti, -ti, m. \ ^dhikari,
-ri, *«. ; mostak, -ka, n. = I.
G- of an army = foujiadbip&ti,
-ti , m , ; f oujih u dde ag ar,-r a , m.
Generalise, v. s&mestank lai, eic.
Geneialissimo, s. mukbya adbi-
piiti, -ti, m.
Generality, J.
sadfiranai, -ye,/.
2. tsadaTOt vanto, -tea, m. = /.
the greatest part; tsSdavot
16k, or only 16k, -ka, m. = the
most people; del. rs. into adj.
Generally, tid. l.tsadavotzaun,
■mn. for the most part,
2. vottar r?rTottu = altogether,
not in particnlar.
Generate, "v. z&lmiii, c. v. o^
zSrlma; bet. use the neuter v. ^
ch. cs.
Generation, s. I. z&lm, -ma, tn.
2, santat, -ti,/ = /. posterity.
3. kuli, -ye, /., a^t, -sti, / =
a tribe.
Generic, see General.
Generosity, s. udarpon, -n», n. ;
T6d m6n, -na, n. =1. a great
heart.
Generous, a. adar; Toda mo-
natso.
Genesis, s, ilr&mb, -ba, m.
Genial, «■ kusalayetso = /, of
pleasnre; mogal = /. dear;
bore mfirjetso = /. of good
humour.
Genius,^. 1. sobau,-aTa, ;». = /.
a disposition (of mind),
2.d&itpon, -na, n.
3. concrete noun, d&it (mUnia,
-nsa, m.)
Genteel, a. mSryaditso ; see Polite,
Gentile, s. jlnbavadti, -tia, m. =
/. unbeliever; Hindu or
Hinduantso (g. of these
places); the Goattese word
Konkno is used partially
also in Canara in this sense,
„, „ L.oogic
Gen
Ges
mn. only Konkaui-speaking
gentiles.
Gentle, a. 1. m^ryaditso, mn. of
good manners.
2. lln = /. meek, «. c.
S.sotikasayetso = /. of peace,
f£^., e.g. g. wind.
Oentleman, s. sardar, or sirdar-
b&hudar, -ra, /».; maryaditso
mSnis, -naa, m. = l.s. genteel
man; manatso m&nie, -nsa,
»i. = aman of honour; vodlo
maQi8= I. a great man ; saib,
-ba, /».; bab, -ba, ?w.; see
Gram. P. III. ch. i.
flentlenesB,5.m&ryad,-di,y^; tsal-
ts^mk&n, -iia, n. i= politeness.
Oently, ad. l.maryadin.
2. soukasayen; thoden thoden.
Ctenoiiie, a. 1. niz = /, sincere,
true ; kh&rots=:/. true (emph."^
2. nisk&pti = /. sincere.
B.borsinatuUo = /, not mixed.
4. sado = I. simple.
5. nig^l, aput, e.g. genaine
Christian, g. wine.
Oeogrrapker, s. buinvivori, -ria,
m. =1. explainer of the earth ;
buinsastri, -ri, m. = a. man
learned as regards the earth;
buinn^kSegar, -ra, ?n.
Oeograpky, s. buinrivor, -ra, m.
W. adeschplion of the earth ;
buinsastry, -tra, n.; buiii-
Geoffraphioal, <7. buifivivoratao or
— viTOrk&rtso, or sotmlimes
only buintso, or rs. buio.
G. position = buin&i suat, -te,/l
Oeologioal, a. buiafir&nibat80=/.
of the origin of the earth,
or het. rs. buin&r^mba vi-
syant, or perh. — visayatso.
Oeologist, s. buinar3,iii1:}ap&ndit,
cr, shorter^ buinpSndit, -ta,
m., n. u.
Geology, s. buinar^mbasastry,
-ra, n.\ perh. buinritsne-
sastru,, -ra, n.
Geometer, s. buinmapist, -ta, m.\
rekhag&nitasastri, -ri, m,
(Cn. Mr.)
Geometry, s. buinmap, -pa, n.=
I. a measure of the earth ;
rSkhag^nitasastrif, -ra, n.
{Cn. Mr.)
German, s. l.sairo, -rea, m.=l.
a relatire.
2.bhau, -ara, m. or bh&in (or
boin), -ni, /, = brother or
sister ; bapulbhan or mausi<
bhUia = cousin.
Germinate, v. ubzSi, c.v. ^ubza;
kirlfii.
Germination, s. kirlap, -pa, n.
Gestionlate, v. bat porti=/. torn
hands; angaviklep k&r [Cn.
Mr.) = I. make a movement
of the body; ang porti = /.
turn the body.
GestionlatioQ, s. hatanbhas, -se,
/. = /. the language of the
hands.
Gesture, s. 1 . avSsfca, -te, /. = an
unbecoming g.
2,hatanportouneQ, -^ea, n.=L
Get
Gib
a turuing of the bands; see
Geaticnlatios.
Get, V. l.infej=/. be found (ob-
tain), Prs. Dat.\ z6d=l. ob-
tain, acqaire.
2. p6d = /. fall, e.^. g, aa in-
beritance.
3.6y caus. verb, e.g. get done
== k&r&i.
4. za <o I. become, be done.
5.paa = I. reacb.
G. abroad =l.kalit za = /. be-
come known, or p&rg&t za.
2. ts^l, or ts<o TAssl. be
cnrrent.
G. acro8B=utrili, c.v. o/" nt&r
= cross ; or poltiidi TOr.
G. along = inukar TOts = /. go
furtber.
G. among = p6d = /. fall.
G. at = pan = /. reacb.
G. away=p61, or dana=A flee,
ran away.
G. back=I.Yapas gbe or voeal
kilr, or pati ghe.
2. pati Tots = go back.
G. clear of=tsukai;p&riy&rza.
G. down=devoi, iT.s'. ^dean =
descend.
G. bold = dbar.
G. in = yektai k&r; see Gather.
G. off=kad,8ut(beacquitted).
G. on = boro asa = /. is well.
G. OMi = 2ndLoc. deuii = /. de-
scend from ; bbair vote.
G. ready = tayar kilr,
G. rid of, see G. clear of.
G. tbrougb = 1 . pan = I. reacb.
2.tirsi = /. flnish.
G. togetber, see Gather.
_ G. up = ut.
G. npon = tsad = /. ascend.
Sewffaw, s. 1. ftillftr vastg, -tu,
/ = /. a trifling tbing.
2. kb^ltso saman, -na, m, = a,
plaything.
Ghaatliness, s. bbiyankulai, -ye,
/; m6rni,&onpantrepon,-:9a,
n.-l. the paleness of death;
bef. rs. modea bari pantro.
Ghastly, a. l.kampereateo.
2. bhiyankul = /. dreadful.
Ghost, s. 1. Mmo, -me9,, m. = I.
a soul; kulen, -lea, n. = a
goblin or ghost.
2. duStakai, -ye,/, (devil); 'du-
^takayeSen vokat, -kta, n. =
amedicine against duitakai'.
3. pran, -na, 0i.=life, e.g. give
up the g. = pran sdd.
4. Spirit, -ta, m. = II. G.
Giant, s. 1 . rakkos, -ksa, m. {often
an abusive term).
2. pandou, -ot&, m.=g. of fable.
3. dait, -ta, m. = & tall man.
Gibber, see Chatter.
Gibbet, see Gallows. [».)
Gibbosity, s. p6ng, -gi,/ {or -ga,
Gibbone, a. p6ngo.
Gibe, V. jei&i=l. mock; has = /.
laugh at.
Giblets, s. has no nearer equi-
valent than n&kari v&st^,
-tu,/ = /. useless parts (of
poultry).
'- : A.oogk-
Gid
Gis
Qiddiness, s. gavol, -li, /. ; rs.
t&kli guanta = the head is
turning, or m6t tsnkta =: /.
the mind is not present,
Oiddy, a. 1. gnroIitBO.
2.^. hadaatuUo = /. not wiae.
Gift, s. 1. denen, -nea, n.; kanik,
-ke,y. = a splendid gift ; bhSt,
-te,/. = I. an offering,
a.sakti, -ti {or §ak4t, -kti),/.
= /. a power, e.g'. g. of in-
vention.
'Belen kanik = the present of
the first crop to the land-
lord'.
Gifted, a. asullo, with the name
of what one is gifted wiih;
e.g. g. with a strong mind
= m6t asullo,
ai£:)uitio, a. d&itatso, or d&ita
b&ri; bhou T6d = I. very
great.
Giggle, V. amburko has =s I. a
smiling laugh.
GUd, V- hangar or mulam lai = /.
apply gold ; m. kad.
Gilded, a. hangar or mulam laillo;
mnlamatso.
Gilder, s. muUmgar, -ra, m.
Gilding, f. mulamasamarthi,
-the,/. = I. the art of gilding.
Gill, s. 1 . (J of a pint) jil, -la,
n../r.
2. gablan, pi. n. (of birds and
also of men): 'taka g, den>
lin=he got gills'.
Gimlet, s. rum, -ma, n.
Gin, ^, 1. nad,-di,/. = /,a8nare.
2. jin, -na, m.,jT. = a liquor so
called.
3, ldipsalS.to, -tea, m. = & ma-
chine for cleaning cotton.
Gin, v. kapus nit&l k&r.
Ginger, s. alen, -lea, «.; sunt,
-ti,_/". (dried g.)
Gipsy, s. I.jipsi, -sia, m.=Lat.
zingdrus.
'i./g. parpiil = /, roaming.
Gird, p. 1. revodn ghal, or only
revod, or, often^ only gbal,
e.g. g. a sword; Or. boun-
t&nin band,
2. lag = /, be applied, e. g. g.
(oneself) to the task = ka-
mak lag,
G. up oneself ^ t&yar za.
G, on a sword=penktab t&lvar
band = /. bind the sword to
the loins.
Girdle, s. pato, -tea, m.\ mnnz,
-%f- {g^ner. tirm)\ neva}eii,
-lea, n. used mostly by
non-catholics ; dab, -hi, f.\
k&mbarband, -da, n. used by
Mahomedana; band, -da, n.
3= /. a tie,
Gir], s. cedun {var. Codun), -duS,
«.; tsili, -ye,/. {H. K)
Girth, s. 1. band, -da, n.
2. bSrundi, -de, /. ; see Ciroom-
ferenoe.
Gist, s. 1. sar, -ra, m. = I. sub-
stance; makhya viistij, -tn,
/. =1. the chief thing ; mul,
-la, n.=.l.& root,/f.
2. mnlo, -lea, m. = l.a hinge,y^.
Giv
Gla
0ive, V. di.
G. a blow = mar ISi, or hei.
only mar.
G. to uDderstand >= Bomz&i.
G. back = pati di or TapSrS di
(Lai. restitue).
G. cbase = daundai = /. cause
to run.
G. in one's narae = dakftl za
(be registered).
G. oat (juice) = 1- dike, or bet.
dik ye.
2.m6n = say.
3. ^a 86d.
4. 86d or tamb = /. cease.
G. oyer = vopsun di.
G. np = 1. vopsun di, viz. de-
liver.
2. ghat k&r = /. make deceit.
3.vater ghal = /. pat on the
way, abandon ; 86d = I.
leave.
G. way = 1. pS^au za = be de-
feated.
2. khase p&rmarie kfir = I.
do according to the will
of.
3.iden di = /. give escape
(to a passion); kobuli di
e/. give consent,
G. place = 1 . pois = far, ck. cs.
2. vat sod = /. abandon the
way.
G. & Aiaaer = vst4{o/tn/eriors
to superiors); jevan di,
Olaoial, a. gar&tso = /. of ice ;
bbon s^l or bhou th&nd =
I. very cold.
Olaeis, s. l.garatso zago, -gea,
m. = l. a ground of ice.
S.deuni, -ne,/. = l. slope.
Glad, a. dados or dadosi; s&nto-
eatsOEz/. joyful; khusal = /.
merry; fLnltad asuUo = /.
having joy.
Qladdes, v. dados k&r; khusal
Olade, s. approx, laC&il, -la, n. **
I. meadow; moIeal&6fiil, -1^^
«.; tsirovaz5,go, -gea, m.
Gladiator, s. kustigar, -ra, m.
Gladly, ad. B&ntosan ; d&dosi-
zaun ; khuaalayen ; &a&ii-
dan.
Gladness, s. s&atos, -sa, m.; see-
Say.
Glance, 1J. p6]e; diSt ghal = /.
put sight.
Glance, s. dilt, -ti,/.; 'cast a g-
= d. ghal.
Glare, s. 1. pHrzai, -la, m., or
p^rzijai, -ye, /.; prUi&s,.
-sa, m.
2. kirn, -na, n. = l. a ray.
3. ulop, -Ipa, «.; dau, -arS, tn.
— heat with light {also heat
of the body).
Glare, v. p&rzlirl.
Glass, 5. 1. arso, -sea, m. mn.
mirror, and also the sub-
stance.
2. tambUr, -ra, m., Engl. =
tumbler; patrij, -ra, «., noi
used.
Glassy, a. arseatso.
Glaae, V. arso gbal or a. lai.
Gle
Glo
Q}e&m,v. y&TzS.], pr. /£'.; mini-
mini kir {Ifal. luccicare) as
tke eyes of a cat or as the
stars g. ; or only minmiQ ;
jilibili tar.
Qlaam, ^. 1. p^rz&l, -la, m.
2. fer, -ra, m.
^.fg. kirn, -n&, », = /. a ray,
as a g. of hope.
Aleuts'. 1. Tints ; b&itaSefibh&t
mel&ie=/, collect the paddjr
of straw.
I.fg. baH.
Olide, -v, nis&r, mn. slip, and
also run away.
Qlimmer, v. p&rzill, anVA ike
quasi-dim. -ao; je» Gram.
P. III. ch. ii.
Olimpse, ^. 1 . di|t, -ti,/.
2. illo nzvad, -d^, m. ^ /. faint
light; 'get a g, = pole'.
Olitter, 1). p&rzai ; 7.&gzkg.
auttar, s. p^rz^l, -la, m.
Gloat, V. jiv soda p6Ie = /. look
leaving life (Konk.).
Olobe, s. 1. golo, -le^, m.; dim.
gnli, -ye,/
2.buin, -i3,/. = /. earth.
Qlobolar, a. vadkulo.
Qloom, s. l.k&Iok, -ka, m., pr.
/g; e-g' %■ of life.
^.fg. kast, -ta, m.\ khiBt,
-ti,/
flloomyta. I . kalso = /, blackish ;
kaiki, applied esp. to night.
^■/g- kbantii^t, dukest, (intest
= /. sorry.
3. lasfUen tdnd = surly.
glorification, s. aD&ndpon, -pa,
«., or bet. anandbaritpori,
-na, »., n. c. \ see Glory,
Glorify, V. 'kakoA. di, or a. kar;
man di ; man vadai = /. in-
crease the honour, e.g. of
God ; ubolsi or hogohi = /.
praise.
Glorious, a. 1 . zaitevont = /. vic-
toriouB.
2. maDadik,m». giving honour;
rs, manak pddtso; anand-
barit = /. full of glory.
Glory, s. ^nand, -da, m.\ man,
-na, m. ; hodvi, -ve, / = /.
majesty; maima, -me,/ = /.
majesty; hoglap, -pa, n.=l.
praise.
Glory, I', anandpau: <I g. in God
= aan Dera thain a. pS.utan'.
Gloss, V. parzai ; minimini kar.
Glossary, s. utrantso vivor, -ra,
OT. = /. an explanation of
words.
Glossy, a. parzaiik.
Glove, s. lun, -uva, n.,/r.; ha-
tanmei, -ya, m. = I. stockings
of the hands,//-., «. u.
Glov, s. 1. garmi, -me, f-^l-
heat, e.g. of anger; umalo,
-lea, m.
2. parzal, -la, m. = I, shining.
Glow, v. 1 , tap = /. be hot ; c. v.
tapai ; nn za 3 /. get warm.
%fg. zai = /. burn, e.g. ragan
z. ; umal.
Glowing terms = umaleaiin
ntran.
„, „ L.oogic
Glo
Go
Glow-worm, s. kazi^lo, -lea, m.
Gloze, ■!'. fuslai = /. fiatter.
Olne, s. I.g6ndi}, -da, m.
2. paak, -ka, m.
aiat, V. jir 36da kha ; p6t bb6r.
Glut, s. khaugipon, -na, «.; p6(a-
6eti bhorap, -rpii, ».; dados-
kai, -ye,/.
GlntinouB, a. pankatso.
GInttoa, s. p6^ro m&nis, -nsa,
m. ; khaugi, -gia, m. ; orboai,
-sia, m.
Qlnttosoiu, a. p6taro; khaugi.
Gluttony, s. pdtarpoii, -na, ».;
p6tard, -da, n.
Gnash, v. kidkid, or kirli. [»,
Qnuhin^,^. dantanJSabiteD, -;tea,
Gnat, s. 1 . z^ar, -re,/,
2. muBk, -ka, «. (a little fly,
dim. o/^man).
Gnaw, V, tsabun kad = /. biting
take away.
Gnomon, s. uoranCi bodi, -ye,/. =
/. a stick ot the hours; khil,
-li,/.; kanto, -tea, m.=l. a
thorn, used/or the hand of
a watch, hence perk, for gn.
Go, V. 1 . veta (goes) ; Past gelo ;
see Gram.
2.bhair s&r = /. start.
3. za = /. become (tutu out);
soTot asa = aim is,
I am going to bed = nidtaB
thSia asan; see Gram. P. II.
ch It. ; the story goes that. . .
= k&ta ts<a ki
Two go for oue = douank yek
(asa).
G. about = 1. boun.
2. pr&y&t^n k&r = /. make
an effort.
G. abroad = bhair Tots, or hkc-
pir vota.
6, astray = tsuk.
G.awaysbhairsftr.crcw/jyirotB.
G. back = pati TOts.
G. behind = patlean vetii.
G. beyoud = poltodi Tota, or
only ut&r = cro88,i7rbirp4r,
or g&di bhair vols, n. c.
G. by = 1 . lagiD vots.
2. patlau Idir = /. make fol-
lowing, or dek(S) karie = /.
take example.
G. dowQ = deuD.
G. for = apouD had = /. calling
bring.
G. forth = bhair s&r.
G. in = rig.
G. oft=za = /. become.
Go on =s 1. mukar rota = I. go
forward.
2. g&d = /. happen.
3.jik = /, gain,^. succeed;
TriLddhi za = /. get pros-
perous.
G. out=sl. bhair 8&r = start.
2. palva = /. get quenched ;
thamb^/. cease.
G. over := 1. utron rots = /,
crossing go.
2.s6d = /. abandon (revolt).
3. Yiip=i. consent, e.^. g, over
to an opinion.
4. voilebar vatsW. read super-
ficially.
Goa
Gon
G. round; see G. about.
G. throagli= l.Tet&, with the
Instr. in -atleaa.
2.tir8i = /. fiDisb, carry out,
G, to=slags=/. be applied, e.g,
g. to war.
G.up = t8Jld = /. ascend.
Let go = s6d.
Oo&d, $■ khilo, -lea, m. = /. a
nail (fixed in a stick) ; fLnkus,
Qoad, V. I. (kbile&u) dauodais
L cause to run (with the g.)
2.fg. ujai = /. cause to rise
(excite).
Goal, s. sevot, -ta, m. = /. aim.
Goat, s. gauntso bokdo, -dea,
/w., or bokdi, -de, /. = I. a.
sheep of the country ; some
say simply bokdo, bokdi;
benkreS, -rea, «. = a wild
he-goat.
Oo-betwesn, s. 1. malo, -lea, m. =
I. barber (g. for arranging a
marriage, a barber formerly
being used as suc/i).
2. ddlal, -la, m. = /. an agent;
P&aiSayetdar, -ra, 01. = /. an
arbiter.
Qobble, 'B. jiv s6da kha = I. eat
giying up life (Konk.).
Qoblet, s. vlg. k6p, -p§, n. or
tambler, -ra, ff(,,^,; pfltri},
-ra, or p&nfiapatry, -r&, {Cn.
Mr.)
Qobliu, s. druitakai, -ys,/. {vlg.
dus^kai); kulen, -lea, n.\
bhut, -ta, m.^l. a devil.
God, s. Don, -era, m.
Qod-ohild, s. vlg. filiad, -da, ».,
fr. ; dh&rmaput, -ta, m., db.
du , -ve,/. = a child of charity,
exact w.
Goddess, s. devi, -ri,/
God-father, s. vlg. podorn, -ni,
m.^fr. ; dh&rmabap, -pa, m.
Godhead, s. Deupon, -na, n.
Godless, a. DeunatuUo = /. with-
out God ; Deu deuntsar na-
tuUo = /, without God or
deyil {ylg^.
Godliness, s. bh&Ict, -ti, /., or
bhSJitipon, -na, n.
Godly, a. Deragelo.
Ood-motlier, s. vlg. modern, -ni,
/.,/r.\ dh&rmam&i, -ye,/!
Go-down, s. malo, -lea, m. ;
ugran, -na, «.
God-send, s. m&ima, -me,/, {also
punishment); sukduk, -ka, n.
Gogffle, a. gugitBo = /. of an owl,
e.g.g. eyes; ambado; amba-
dean-doleaotso.
Goitre, s. 1. fdli^, -la, n. = I.
fruit {Ital. pomo d' Adamo).
2. gun|, -tfi, n. {Ital. gozzo).
Gold, -T. hangar, -ra, n.
Some kinds of %. are 1. poun;
2 , Btambol ; 3 . kn rzat.
Golden, a. bang£rfl6en mulam
laillo.
Gold-leaf, s. (bangarafien) t&g&d,
-gda, «.; f61, -li,/
Goldsmith, s. son&r, -ra, m.
Gong, s. perk, ghant, -ti, /, or
thilli, -ye,/; yatli, -le,/
Goo
Gos
flood, a. boro, applicable in all
the senses of the Engl, word
'good',
A g. deal=bhou tsid.
Mako g. = 1. 8&ma kSr » /.
make right.
2. farikpoD di = /. give satis-
faction; bh6rn di = /. give
full, e.g. m. g. honour.
Good, s. \. boreD, -rea, n.
2. pi. ast, -ti.y; =/, property;
mhftl, -la, m. = l. chattels;
d&n, -na, n., or d^n T^st^,
-tu,/.
Do g. = bore3 kAr.
Oood-breeding:, s. t8altsS.mk&ii,
-na, «.; maryad, -di,/.; man-
sepon, -na, «, = /, humanity,
A-
Oood-bye, s. sukhi zaufi = /. be
happy.
Qood-Frjday, s. nim^no sukrar,
-ra, m. = I. last Fr,
Qood-hamonr, s. bori m&rji, -je,/.
Good-looking, a. bolaiketeo, or
bolaikent asullo; rs. boro
dista = /, appears well.
Oood-natnre, s. mogai sobau,
-ava, m.=l. dear character;
mogalpop, -nS, «, =/. dear-
ness.
Good-natured, a. mogal = /. dear;
sado = /, tame ; diyal = /.
clement.
Goodness, s. borepori, -na, n.;
boren mou, -na, «, = /. good
heart; mogalpon, -na, n.=l.
dearnesB.
Goods, s. mhal, -la, m.,
-na, m. = articles. fpt.
Good-temper, s. boro sobau, -ava,
Good-tempered, a. borea sobava-
tso, or mogal, or lln.
Good-will, s. bori khnsi, -^e,/.;
m6g(6),-ga, m.=l. lore; dos-
ti, -te,/. = /. fatronr.
Goose, s. bailen as, -sa, n.
Goosebeny, s. approx. £61, -la, n.
Gordiau,a. nearest eq. kastantso,
or katin:=/, difficult.
Gore, s. ragat, -gta, n.% geto,
•tea, m. = clotted blood.
Gore, V. hand (stab with horns).
Gorge, s. l.gomto, -fea, m.; g&-
lo, -Jea, m.
[□ess.
2./g: ftsirai, -ye,/. = /, narrow-
Gorgeons, a, sobit = /. nice ; su-
rungarat8o = /, ornamental;
dobajeatso « /. showy,
Gormnndise, ^. jlv s6dn kba=/.
eat leaving life.
Gonnondiser, s. p&taro manis,
-nsa, m.; khaugi, -gia, m.
Goiy, a. r^gtatso ; r^gtan bhor-
lolo.
Gospel, s. vlg. vanjel or evanjel,
-la,ff».,^.; subhavarta, -te,/l
(C«., Afr.), or bet. savftrta-
maa, -na, «. (Cn.,Tul., Mr.^
Sans, and Mai.); 3. Kri8tS.6i
B6m6lt,-ti,/. = /. thereligioa
of J. C. ; bori kobar, -bre.y^
= /. good news; boreii r&-
vanen, -nea, n. = /. good mes-
sage; Devafcefi utar, -tra, n.
= /. Qod's word.
„, „ L.oogic
Gos
Gra
Oossip, s. I.g&zal, -li,/ = idle
talk; phS,Qd!o,-!e&, m. = idle
talk.
2, phandleagar, -ra, m. = a
talkative person.
Qoaaip, v. phaudle or g&zali mar
=: /. beat chats.
Oonrd, s. dudin, -di7a, ».
Qourmet, ^. nazuk m&nis, -nsa,
m. or nazukgar, -ril, m.=l.
a delicate man; khaugi,
-gia, m.
Qtmt, J. vat, -ta, m.
Ekivern, v. \.i6k\hi = l. cause to
walk, ^.
2. razvot or razvotkai k^r (o6j.
2nd Loc.) = reign.
OoTernesa, s. I.mestin, -ni,y".=
a female teacher, /r,
2. vodangeli mestin, IaiI. pae-
dagoga, (a female attendant
on children); bet. aya, -ya,y^
GoTemmeiit, s. 1. 3&rkar, -ra, m.
= civil power ; &dhikar, -ra,
nt. = l. authority (supreme),
2, raz, -ja, n. = I. a, kingdom.
3. karkhano, -nea, m. = I. an
adminiatration.
QoTBinor, s. &dhikari, -ri, or
&dhipd,ti, -ti, m.
Gown, s. 16b, -ha, m. (of priests),
/r.; payangol viatur, -ra, «.;
anglen, -lea, n. (of native
girls); gagro, -rea, m,
Qtue, s. l.karpa,-pe,/.(Mo//.),
e.g. Divine g.
2.doHti, -te,/. = l. favour, e.g.
of a king.
3, maf, -fi,/. = /, a pardon, an
excuse.
4.m&ryad, -di,/! = /. honesty,
e.g. walk with g.
5.argan, pi. n. = I. thanks-
giving.
6, netoni, -ae,/. = I. an orna-
ment.
T.saib, -ba, m.=l. a lord.
Grace,!'. net5.i=/. adorn; sob^i^
/. make nice.
Qraceftal, a. m&ryaditso; Bundiir
IE I. nice.
OraoefalneBs, f . m&ryad, -di,/.;
sobitai, -ye,/. = /. beauty.
OraoioitB, a. gunatso = /. favour-
able.
OraoioiiBiieBS, s. mogalpon, -nft,
». ; daya, -ye,/-
Gradation, s. kr&m, -ma, n. = I.
order, or mandavol, -li,/.
Grade, s. grau, -ava, m.; huddo,
-dea, m. = I. a. rank; th&r,
-ra, m.=sl. a kind.
Or&doal, a. tho^efi thodeatso;
6et. rs. info ad.
GradnaUy, ad. tbodea thodeiL
Graduate,!'. l.patodi = /. give
a diploma; pass. p. ghe =
receive a d.
2. grau ghal = I. put degrees,
e. g. to a thermometer; vante
k^r = make divisions.
Graduation, s. 1. grau, -ava, m.
= 1. & degree.
2. rs. into v.; see also Gradation.
Graft, V. isedt k&r,^. ; kisi kar
= /. inocnlate.
L.oogk-
Gra
Gra
Oiain, ^. dhani, -ye,/.
2. k&n, -na, «. = a single grain.
Oram, s. kulit, -Ita, m. ; ts&oo,
-nea, ». =• Bengal gram.
Qr&mm&r, s. vjSik&T&a, -9a, n.
Grammarian, s. Tfalc&r&nist,
-ta, m,
Orammaticalf i- ryak&r&natso,
or bei, vyak&r&^a parm&iie
Orammatioally, ad. TySJdLr&na
p&rmane.
Oranary, s. tupefi, -pea, «.
flraiid,ci. dob&jeatso; vodponatso.
arand-ohild, s. natrun, -tra, ».
Orand-daogrliter, s. uat, •ti,/.
Orand-fatlier, s. azo, -jea, m.
Grand-mother, s. aji, -je,/.
Grand-son, s. natu, -tua, m.
Crreat grand-father = porizo,
-jea, m.
Gr. grand-mother = ponji, -je,y.
Gr. grand-son, gr. grand-
daughter 3ponturun,-ra, n.
Grandee, s. I. m3,QtS.Qantlo = /.
noble.
2. huddeagar, -ra, m.=l, digni-
tary.
Grandeur, s. dobazo, -jea, m. ;
Todpon, -na, n.
Grange, s. na^, -da, n. = /.
village,^.
Granite, s. pakan, -na, n.
Grant, ti. 1, di; pataisAsend,
e. f . gr. iadulgences, gifts.
2. B6d E /. permit; T6p e /.
consent, e.£'. in argument.
Grannlous, a. reretsos/, sandy.
Grape, s. dak, -ke, /. mn. a
single fruit of the vine.
Graphic, a. soit = I. expressive.
Grapnel, s. Ian nangor, -gra, m.
s=l. a small anchor
Grapple, V. 1, dhar= I. seize.
2.iadai kar = /. fight; zS^&A
= I. quarrel,
Graap, p. l.dh&T, pr., /£■., e.^.
understand.
2. eomza = /. nnderstand; rig
= /. enter (ia mind), cA. cs. ;
jik = I. gain, /g. (under-
stand).
Grass, s. tan, -^a, n.
Grass-hopper, s. dempo, -pea, m.
Grassy, a. tanatao, or tjtnaa
bhorlolo.
Grate, s. see Grating.
Orate, v. l.Tat=i/. grind.
2. gass/. rub.
3.za]ai=:/. cause to bnrn,^.
(tease, irritate); utsambol
kar = /. make excited.
4. gftrgar, mn. make an un-
pleasant noise, e.g. that of
snoring.
Qratefitl, a. 1. upkari.
2. mannontso = /. pleasing.
Gratefnlness, s. upkarpo^, -na, n.
Oratifloation, ^. l.khusalai, -ye,
/. = I. pleasure.
2. dadoskai, -ye, /. = content-
ment.
Gratify, ?■ l.npkar kar = /. make
a benefit.
2. dados kar = /. make content.
3. manuas/. please.
„, „ L.oogic
Gra
Gre
Orating:, s. 1 . g&,rgkcQ, -rea, m. =
I. a grating, harsh sonnd.
2.iiUri, -ye, y. = rails, e.£: of
a church, of a monastery.
QritiB, ad. funkea or funkeaCe;
sambal dinastaiian=/. with-
out paying.
Oratitnde, s. upkarpon, -uta, «.
or upkar, -ra, m.; upk&ri
m&n, -na, n. = I. a grateful
heart; npkaranugdas, -sii,
m.
SntBitonB, a. funkeatso = free
from fee.
Oiatnity, s. decien, -pea, n. = I.
a gift {or dan, -na, n,, n. c.) ;
inam, -ma, n. = l. a reward.
Qrare, s. f6nd, -da, m.
OriTO, P. see Enyrave.
Srive, a. l.zM = /. onerDuB.
^./g-. bhari, e.^. g. man.
i./g sflkailo = /. low,^., c.f.
g. sound.
Siave-dig^r, s. fondkadtolo.
Oravfr-^tone, s, fondatso fator,
-tra, 7n., som£ say kh&diyetBO
&toT, or marblatso fator,
or arseatso &tor; bet. gori,
Sraye-yard, s. vlg. simiter, -ri,/.
see Cemetery.
Oraritate, v. zildai k&r = /. make
heavinesB; vlg, rs. z&d zaun
a8a = /. is heavy.
Gravity, s. bbar, -ra, m., pr.,/g.
mn. also the force of g.
Siavy, s. l.kald, -da, m., Jr.;
k&aai, -ya, m.
2.r6s, -sa, m-^l. juice.
Oray, a. gobra rougSrtso ^ /. of
the colour of ashes; dovoso=
/. whitish. -^
Gray-hairs, s. pike kSs = I. ripe
hairs; 'of g. = pikeank^san-
tso'.
drtuflt 7'- l.p6s = /. feed; ts&rlii
= /. pasture; c.v. ^tsilr.
2.d&rnir pai lagoun ub ^ /.
fly attaching the feet to
the ground (as birds are
sometimes said to graze the
ground).
3. lag = /. be attached (rase).
Grazing, s. ts^roa, -ot^, m.
Grease, s. tsarab,-rbe,y.K^.fat.
Grease, v. ts^rab lai.
Great, a. l.in dignity v6d or
Todlo, used also far large ;
tsfid = /. much, in great
quantity ; rund = /. broad.
^./g. TOrto = /. sublime, su-
perior.
^./g. bhari = /.graTe,^. (im-
portant).
'How gr. = kedo'; 'so gr. =
tedo'; 'asgr. as = b^ri T6d';
'rather gr. = vodso'; 'toogr.
= ts&d, or ts&d rund'.
Greatly, ad. ts&d ; bhou.
Greatness, s, 1. rodpon, -na, n.,
pr., /g.\ ruudai, -ye,/. =
breadth.
^•/g. vortepon, -na, «. = /.
sublimity.
Greedy, a. ts&d khusetso, aletso,
urbetso; khaugi, (gr. in the
„, „ L.oogic
Gre
Gri
matter of food). SometiiOes
gr. may be expressed by a
noun, as by khaugi.
Green, a. 1 . tS.rno (of fruits) mn.
also unseasoned.
2. patsuo.
Oreen, s. 1. tirnepo?, -na, «.
2. patsiio r6ng, -ga, m. = l. a
green colour.
Oreen-gTooer, J. randyoi iktolo,
-lea, m.
Qreenhom, s, umeduar, -tSl, m.
(a beginner).
Oreenness, see Oreen,
Greenish, n:. l.tiirnoeo.
2. patsuoso.
Greet, v. s&lam kilr, or b. 8ang =
/. make complimentE; rekad
di, /r. = I. make compli-
ments ; besaufi mag = /. ask
ahlesaing (used by in/eriors),
/'■
Greeting, .f. I.s&lam, -ma, m.
2. rekad, -da, m.^fr.
Gren&de, see Bomb.
Grenadier, s. G. mo]lo sipai, -ya,
Tn.\ d&it sipai = /, a giant sol-
dier.
Greyhonnd, s. sikarepeto, -tea, m.
Gridiron, s. bazfii diri, -ye,/.
Grief, j. duk, -ki,/; kSat, -ta,OT.
{used in fl^
Grievanoe, s. sin, -na, m. = 1. a
complaint; apam, -ma, «.,
«. c.\ duk, -ki, /.; kirk&r,
-ran, m. ipl.)=l. troubles;
kUt, -ta, m.; kodaan, -ni,
(-96),/ = /. bitterness.y^.
Grieve, J'- dukili, c. v. of duk;
k&stSi, c. V. (?/"k48ta.
Grierons, a. k&stantso = /. of
pains ; dukountso = /. aiBict-
ing ; zad = I. heaVy, f^. ;
kodu = /. bitter,^.
Grievonsnese, -r. kodsan, -ni (-ne),
f. = l, bitterness, e(c.
Grill, T. baz = roast.
Grim, a. 1. vankdea tondatso =
/. of crooked face, or only
vankdo.
2.mliaru = /. cruel; ranuot =
I, wild.
Grimace, s. raakden muk, -ka,
»., or vankden t6nd, -da, n.
Grin, s. dant kirkidai; dant
dak&i = /. sbow the teeth;
&um&ryadin has = /, laugh
immoderately; hasear ghal
= I. put on laughing, ch. cs.
Grind, v. 1, d61; vaf.
%fg. dagdai, c. V. = I. cause
sufferings.
Grinder (Tooth), s. dadi, -ye, f.
Grind-stone, s. daoten, -tea, n. ;
van, -na, «. (for grinding
curry-seeds); 8an,-9e,/.= a
stone used for pulverising
medicine.
Gripe, v. I. dhftr.
2. muddai, c.7>. = cause gripea.
Gripes, s. 1. muddoneS, -nea,
«., or muddonl, -ne, /., mn.
ex. gr.
2. gnlo, -lea,ff*. = /. ball, a di-
sease of a more violeiit
character.
Gri
Gro
Qrlffiagipari.a. l.miiddaneatso.
2./^. batin = /. severe, e.^:
hunger.
OriBt, s. 1. pit, -ta, «, = flour.
2. dhaui, -ye,/. = /. corn.
Oro&n, V. r&d; pirnga.
Oroaaisffi -i. r&dDen, -nea, ».,
or rSdS,p, -dpa, ».; pirngo-
ni, 'ixe,/.
Grocer, s. yari, -riii, m.
Groom, s. godeagar, -ra, m. =
a hor8&-boy.
Groove, s. gero, -rea, m., e.g.
of a column.
Groove, ^. gero k&r, e. g. in a
column.
Grope, ^. saspi (/r.) ; Baapa (».)
= feel with the hand in
darkness.
Qross, a. 1. dat.
^.fg. flrUmfiryaditBO.
3. jamla, -U, n. = the total sam.
Groasneas, s. 1. datai, -ye,/.
2. &umiLryad, -di, /. = /. un-
politencBB.
Orot, s. dol, -li,/.
Oroteaqae, a. vidrupatso; tS,ri-
fetso (awkward).
Ground, s. 1. darn, -ni, /. = I.
soil; nM, -la, n.
2. zago, -gea, »». =A ground;
z&min, -ne,/. = a possession,
a farm; suat, -te, /. = /.
a place.
S.singti (or singitt, -gti), -ti,
/, bab, -be, /. = I. point,
matter, e.g. my argument
rests on these grounds.
4. pat, .-ti,/ = /. back, (gr. of
a picture).
6. ksiran, -na, n. = I. cause;
z&vab, -bi, / = /. motiye.
Gain gr. 1. jik = /. gain, make
profit; adai m^l « /. profit
be fonnd.
2. vistar = I. get spread, e.g.
news.
Lose gr. = padau zata = /. de-
feat takes place; pod.
Grounded (Be well), v. boro romb-
ta = /. it goes very deep.
Ground-floor, s. darn, -ni,/.
Groundlesa, d. khali = ^ empty;
karan natullo; v6[t=/.vain.
Ground-rent, s. g^n, -ni,/
Ground-work, s. bunyad, -di,/.
Group, s. zomo, -mea, m. = I. &
collection; me](S), -la, m.=l.
union {perk, also in art).
Group, V. mand = /. arrange;
mel&i = /. collect.
Grove, s. phad, -di,/; b6n, -na,
n. {Ital. bosch£tto).
Grovel, v. ts&r =s /. creep.
Grow, ^. I . f ut, as plants in the
earth.
2.vad, e.g. a child grows iu
stature. fpale.
3. za=^. become, e.g. he grows
4. adai k&r=/. make progress.
5. tr. V. beaaj k&r=/. cultivate.
Grown up, vaduUo or vadavol,
-li,/; manai, -ya, m.
Growl, V. ghonk (as a dog) ; b6b
m§r.
,.,....LA"ooglc
Gro
Gui
Growth, s. Tad, -di,/, cr vada-
vol, -li, /. {this 2nd means
also a district of a village),
Orad|:e, v. l.mos6r kHr, G. M.
= /.make envy; or niskutsar
kftr, G. M.
2. purpur = /. grumble.
3. purpurn di = /. give gruml)-
ling; naka mon =/. say no.
Gnidg:e, s. mo86r, -ara, m., or
niskutsar, -rS, m. = I. envy ;
kodsan, -ne (-ni),/". = /. bit-
ternesB.y^.; dusraankai, -ye,
/.; jiddif, -da, n. = enmity ;
nakhuSi, -^e,/. = ill-feeling.
Gruel, s. approx. ambil, -la, n.
Gruff, a. 1. &umilryaditso = /.
un polite.
2. k^dij, = I. aevere ; k&tin = /.
severe.
Grnffliess, s- l.aumilryad, -di,y.
2. katinai, -ye,y. = /. rigour.
Grumble, v. purpur; pati uI3.i =
/. speak behind; portuu ul&i
= /. speak turning or again;
§in ul&i ^ /. speak a lament.
Grunt, v. gurgur (as a 'pis),P>'./g.
Guarantee, s, z&min, -ue,/. (Lat.
vadimonium).
Guarantee,^- z3,miudi=/.giveg.
Guard, V, sambaj ; p&rtibol k&r ;
pravesa k&r; rak; pare k!ir
= /. make aa escort.
Guard, s. 1. asro, -rea, m. =1.
a refuge.
2. rakno, -nea, m. = a guardian;
rakneD, -nea, n.; adar, -ra,
OT. = /. help.
3.paro, -rea, m. = l. an escort.
4. aibilndi,-di,/;=/. agarrison.
5. mut, -ti,/ = g. of a sword.
Mount g. = rak.
Be 00 g. = tsatrai kane.
Guardian, s. rakno, -nea, m., e.g.
a guardian angel; a tutor;
kavilgar, -ra, m.
Gnardianahip, see Guard.
Quara, s. peratso ruk, -ka, m-.
(a tree of thia country like
a pear tree).
Guess, V. l.parki; sumar fiint;
dubavar sang = /. aay on
doubt; b^ltar sang.
2. bolmen sang = /. say an in-
cantation.
Guess, s. 1. parkounen, -ne§, n.
2. bolmen, -mea, «.
Guest, s. l.sJiiro, -rea, m. {mn.
also g. at an entertainment).
2.Toulo, -lea, m. = g. at a
marriage dinner.
Guide, .f . 1 . vat dak&itolo = /.
ab owing the way.
2. tsaUitolo = /, ruling.
3. sik&itolo=/.in3tructor; rak-
no, -nea, tn,
i. sikap, -kpa, «., sikon, -ne,
/. = instruction; bud, -di,_/l
= /. wisdom.
Guide, V. l.vilt dak&i.
a.tsillfti.
3. sik&i; p5l, «. c. ; see above.
4.pauoi or pavoi = /. cause to
reach (accompany), c.v. 0/
pan; aangat k&r = /. make
company,
i.-...i,L'OOglc
Gui 2
S.sourHkl&n k&r = protect;
pirtibol kir = protect.
Gnide-post, s. vat dakountso
fator, -tra, m. ; margatso
^tor, -tra, ■m. = l. a stone of
the road ; khambo, -bea, m.
OuHd, s. vantelean iuel(e), -la,
m. = /. an association of part-
ners; bet. rs, inlo ranteli,
-lia, m. = & partner.
Gnile, s. mos(d), -sa, m.
QnilelflSB, a. sado = /. eimple;
neQto=A innocent; nisk&pti
= /. not simulating.
Quillotiiie,J.«e'i''M'-kadar,-ri,/.
Quilt, s. gunyauD, -ava, m.;
tippu, -pa, m. ; &prad, -da,
m.\ ^paman, -na, m.^l.
an offence.
Guilty, a. gunyaukar.
Become g. = g. za.
Prove g. = g. mon kar.
aainea, s. gini, -ui,/.,/r.
Guise, s. v68, -sa, m. ; rup, -pa,
«. = /. figure, appearance ;
rit, -ti,/. = /. fashion, man-
ner.
Onlf, s. see Bay.
anll,.£- l.mos(6), -sa, m.
2. /g. bomma, -ma, m. = a.
simple fellow.
Gulp, s. gas, -sa, m. (a single
swallow).
9 Gym
Gum, X. I.m61a, -le, y^ (of the
teeth).
2.g6nd, -da, m. = that which
exudes from the tree.
3. dik, -ka, m. = the sap of
trees; pank, -ka, Jn.
Qnnuny, a. paokatso; gondatso,
eic.
Gun, s. 1. nal, -li, /. (a big can-
non).
2.banduk, -ke,/, e.g. a rifle.
Gunpowder, s. daru, -rve,/.
Gargle, v. gaz, as a small stream
running over a stony bottom
does.
Gargling:, ^- gaz. -p,/-
Gush, V. l.vau = /. flow («.?;.).
2.v6t = /. empty, clear(^y. v.).
Gut, 'V. antkitio kad = /. extract
the bowels.
Gutter, see Xavea.
Guttural) 'S'- gomteantlo or gom-
teatso.
Gnzzle, i'- jiv s6dn piye; k6p mar
{vlg.) ; piyeunSeak lagf llo
zaun asi.
Gymnasinm, s, l.k3:3riltingli&r,
-ra, «.
2.vidyesai, -le, /.= school of
science.
Gymnast, s. kftsrS-ti, -ti, m.
Gymnastic, s. kflsr^t, -ta, n.
,G»oglc
H
Ealierdulier, s. j5.n, -ria, m.
Habit, s. l.neBon, -rii, /. = l.
a dres9.
2. soT6i, -ye,/. = /. a custom,
a practice ; dS^tur, -ri,/. = /.
fasbion.
3. bolaiki, -ke, /. = /. health ;
kaleti, or kalet, -ti, /. = /.
COQBtitatioD (of body).
Habitable, a. ravaearko; vasa-
sarko, n. c; rs. into v.
Habitation, s. ghir, -ra, «.; bi-
dar, -ra, n. (oot permaneut) ;
thikanefi, -nea, «., or tanen,
-nea, n. = I. & place of resi-
dence.
Habitual, a, I. sorfiyetso, or rs.
80T6i asii.
2, porno = /. old.
Habitoallf , ad. so?6ye p^rmane =
I, according to habit ; rs. inlo
sOT6i asa, e. g. do a thing h.
Habituate, ». l.sovoi k&r = /.
make a castom.
2. Bade \ki = I. domesticate,
make tama.
Hack, i>. kat&r = /. cut; tsatsai
=1. chop; kudke k&r.
Hack, s. badeagodo, -dea, m. = l.
a hired horse.
Hackney, s. porkoto, e. g. a h.
horse.
Hagrjrard, s. kulefi, -lea, «., mn.
an old ugly intractable
person, /. a goblin.
Haggle, V. modnai kiLr = /. make
cavillationB.
Hail,.r. I.kiire,^/. m.; k&reantso
paus, -sa, m. = I. rain of
haU.
2. gar, -tS., m. = ex. ice.
Hail, V. !■ g^r p6dta or k&re
p&dtfit.
2.siilam di; sd.Uin \^t = I.
give compliments.
Hall-stone, J. koro, -rea, m. (var.
k&ro, -reil, m.)- gar, -ra,
m. s: ice.
Hair, s. kesi^ (g), -sa, m., pi,
k^s; 'cut the h. == k. kad\
Hair-oloth, s. kesanSea lugiit,
-gta,n,; vlg. prajita&en laga(
= /. cloth of penance.
Hairy, a. loretso; s&bar kte
asgUo.
Half, a. Srdo; sade, e.g. half
past nine = eade nou uor-
a£t; see Gram. p. II. ch. ii.
Art. ii.
Half-brother, s. mausibbau, -S,va,
m., or b&pulbhau or abhrep,
baban.
Half-dead, a. &rdo mello; all
other words compoundedwith
half not given here may he
rendered in the same way as
half-dead.
HaU, s. eal, -1ft, n.
Hallo, int. ar6 (to call atten-
tion).
Hal
Han
HaUaaiution, s. bliilnn, -ma, ».;
sopan, -pna, n. = 1.& dream,
/£■.; tank, -ki,/ = /, an error.
Halo, s. 1, disatso mand, -da,m.
2, p&riTes, -Sa, m. (Cn. Mr.)
Halt, V. 1. ran = /. remain;
mokam (or mokkam) k&r.
2.thoiito te&l, or kunta = /.
valk lame.
3. dabau ^ /. doubt (hesitate).
Halt, s. ravap, ranpa, «.
Haltar, s. gal, -la, m., e.g. a
horse's halter, «. c.\ pSrS,
-sa, m, the same as gii,], also
a noose; d6ri, -ye,/. = /.'a
rope.
Halve, 1}. ddn vfinte k&r ^ /.
make two parts.
Ham, s. zangal, -gla, «. (thigh).
Hamlet, s. 1. gr&m, -ma, n.
2. vado, -dea, m., a very com-
mon -word to express a suh-
division of a large village.
Hammer, s. vlg. mortel, -la, n.,
■ Jr. ; kudanti. -te,/ = strictly
a wooden h.; may be used
also as a. general term ;
lonkdafii kudanti = iron h.;
tutyo, -jea, m. is the exact
equivalent\ fiammadi, -de,/.
Hammock, ^. hindlo, 4ea, m.
Hamper, v. sampdai = /. con-
found; tondre&r ghal ^ /.
put in embarrassment.
Hand, f . I.hat, -ta, m.: 'palm of
the b. = tiilat, -t&, n.\ t&lro,
-Tea, m.
2. Torantso gurt^, -ta, m. <= I.
a sign of hours; kftnto, -tefi,
m.; g&nteagurty.
Have in h. = hatant as&, ch. cs.
Clap the bands =t&lio pet.
L&y h. on = bat gbal = I. put
h.
Pass from h. to h. = boundai;
bat b&dal.
Be at b.= l. login aBa = /. is
near.
2.kumok k&r = help.
3. t&yar aaa = l. is ready.
4. 1 have no money at b. =
mojea batant kain nan.
S.baz&r a,aA = l. is present.
Take in h. = batant ka^e.
Be in the hands of = G. sot&n-
trS.r &8a = /. is in the power
of, or G. hat&nt asa.
Ontbeone b., on the other h.s
ye partin, te partin, or ye
Taten, tc Y&ten.
Ontbe other h. = zaleari, or
pun.
Out of h. = bata bhair.
Come to h. = hatant p6cl.
To live from h. to mouth =
ai6eD az, phaleaSen pbalea.
Hand, v. di, or vopsun di=:/.
consign.
H. down = patleandov6r, ff.^,
h, d. an example, a doctrine.
H. round = yan( = /. distribute.
Hand-heII,J. kSmpiri,-ui,/,y^.«
any small bell; ghantlen,
-lea, «.
Hand-bill, .f . k&ikurad, -di,/. =a
pruniog-instrument.
A'OogIc
Han
Har
Hand-book, s, h&tpustak, -ka, ».
Hand-breadth, s. g&n, -pa, n.
Eandcnff, s. kb6c[6, ]-dea, m. (for
prisoners),
HandlU, s. undi, -je,/.; posi,
-sea, m.; mut, -Ui/-; thodo
(a.) = 1. & little.
Handicraft, HandineBs, f . 1 . ^
mitkar, -ra, m.
2.hatankaiii, -m^, n.
Handkercbief, ,f. leBu(e), -sa, m.;
pl. \k%.
Handle, s. 1. thorun, -rva, «.,
e.f. of a knife; mut, -ti./-;
hatajo, -lea, m. (of boxes).
I.fg. karan, -na, n. = l.& cause.
Handle, v. l.tsal&i; golfii, €.£■.
h. money.
2.apod = /. touch.
Handsome, a. l.Bobit; suudar.
2.udar = /. liberal.
3. dobajea,t80 = /. pompous.
' 4. v6d = /, great, much.
Handwriting:, s. batb^rap, -rpa,
«., or only barap.
Hang:,!'. I. umk&1ai = execute, {17-
hang up, e.g. clothes, c.v.
^umkal; lamb&i, e. ^. a
lamp.
2. fasi ghal = /. put the rope
(execute),
Hanging:, J. l.umk&lounen,-nea,
«.
2. faSi, -SB, /. = I. a rope (the
hangman's rope).
Hangman, see Executioner.
Hanker, w. lale, o6j. Dat. = I.
long for; Men mfir.
Hankering', ,1. laleun«S (or l&lon-
nen), -nea, «,
Hap, se£ Cbanoe.
Haply,flrf.yekadevela; hypotent.
mood.
Happen, v. g&d ; za = A become.
Happily, ad. sukhzaun ; ^dru|taa
=/. by fortune.
Happiness, s. sukh, -kfaa, «.;
bbag, -ga, «., «. c. ; see Joy;
kiSSm, -ma, m. {H. K.).
Happy, »■ 1. eukhi; bbagi or
bhagevout; khuBaI = /. joy-
ful; sufol.
2.1ayek=/. fit, e.g. a h. word.
3.jikpi<=/. successful.
Harangue, s. uloneS, -nea, n.
Harangne, v. uloneil utsar; not
ex. ; see Preach, Oration.
Harass, v. z&13,i = /. cause to
bnrn,y^. (disquiet); duk^i=
I. cause sorrow; dds; bezar
kilr = /. make uneasy; kir-
k&r k&r = /. make trouble ;
k&StS.i (c. V. of ka|ta) = I.
cause pain ; angar p6d = /.
fall on body {milit. term).
Harbinger, s. 1. harakari, -ria,
m.
2.kbuna, -a6,/.^l. a sign.
Harbonr, 5. I.b&nd^r, -drS, n.;
a!vefi,-ve5,«.=/. an estuary,
here used for b.
^■/g: asro, -rea, m. = I. refuge.
Harbour, v. 1. iisro di, ir. v. = I.
give refuge.
2. asro melta, «. v, = /. refuge
is found.
.L.oogk-
Har
233
Har
Hvd, a. I.gh&t (to the touch,
not flexible); karkoto.
2. ka*tountso = /. painfnl (tr.);
k^taatso (r.); k&tm = /. dif-
ficult; prS.3r&eatso, n.c. = /.
difficult ; m&nieponaatuUo
= /. without humanity ; kftd-
dij (kfird) = l. rigorous.
Harden, v. gh.&tk&r, pr. /g^., e.£'.
h. to heat, cold.
H&rd-hearted, a. ni\o.
HardinesB, Hardness, s. l.motai,
-ye,/. = I. etoatness.
2. db&ir, -ra, «. = /, courage.
S.ghatai, -jQ,/.^l. strength.
4. dharunai, -ye, /. = /. obsti-
nacy.
Hardly, ad. l.kikStan = I. with
difficulty.
2.kJltioayen = /. with severity.
Hardship, s. upMrg, -dran, m.
pl. = l. sufferings; kait, -ta,
m. =1. pain; akant, -ta, m,
= 1. distress; minat\j, -ti,/.
= /. fatigue.
Hardy, a. l.ghat = /, firm.
2. dh^run = /. obstinate.
3. lazbando = /. impudent.
Hare, s. soso, -sea, m.
Hark, int. Cit di ; aikre (or -go).
Harleqnis, s. hasagar, -rii, m.
Harm, .f. luks^n, -na, «.; nd£t,
-ta, n. ; vait, -ta, «. = /. evil ;
ked(e), -d&, m.
Harm, v. 1. kar=do, w»VA a»y
of the above nouns.
2.duk&i = /. cause pain.
Harmful, a. luksanatso,f?rluksan
{or other nouns) k&rtso or
luksanak p6dtso; vait.
Harmless, cz. g u nyau natullo; vait-
karinatuUo ; nentuo (nento).
Harmonious, t7. l.yek^ts t&lea-
tso = /. of one voice ; tajeafE
m61atso.
2./g: 8&map6dt80 = /. falling
together,^.
Harmoniously, ad. l. yekflts- ta-
Jean (?); taleafimelan, or rs,
^.fg. a&madhanan = /. with
concord; yekmotin = /. with
one- mind.
Harmonize, v. 1 . fa8lai= I. pacify;
thfind kir = I. make cold,
fg. (calm); sSmadhan kfir&i
=s/. cause to make peace.
%fg. Bamap6d = /. fall right
(fit together).
Harmony,j. l.taleanmep), -la,
»»,, or only mel ; z'lg. boren
kantar, -ra, n..,fr.
"i-fg. s^madhan, -na, n.=sl.
concord; soukasai, -ye,/I =
I. peace.
Harness, s. 1. s&riiirevilstur, -ra,
n. = /. the dress (armour) of a
horseman.
2. godeasaman, -na, m. = I.
furniture of a horse.
Harp, s. kindari, -ri,/. (?)
Harpy, s. fg, doleant ritgatr
natullo mfinis, -usa, m. = /.
a man without blood in the
eyes (Konk.).
Harrow, s. gunt&eii pholen, -lea,
«.
Har
Hav
Harrow, v. gnntai.
Harsh, a. \.s.a^o% = l. acid.
2. k&rk&to (to tlie taste, or to
the ear); gflrg&reatso (voice);
g&rgari.
3. k&tin = /. difficult, severe ;
k&rk&rantso ^ /. trouble-
some ; see also Orate.
Harshnesa, s. 1. k&rkiltai, -je,
yish. in taste.
2.gli,rg&ro, -rea, m. = h. of
voice.
S.k&tioai, -je,/. = /. severity.
Harvest, s. I. beleii kat&rtso
ve} (6), -}a, m., or only bejea,
-}ea, «.
L&i luuni, -ne, /. = I.
gathering of a crop; bejea-
luvap, -Iiiup&, n.
3. luuatso kal, -lii, m. s I, the
time of gathering.
Hasli, V. kudkean ku^ke k&r = /.
make pieces; tsats&i = /.
chop.
Hasp, s, ankdo, -^^i ^- C-^^
hasp of a door).
Hassock, f. (payanSen) usen,
-se&, n. = /. cushion (for the
feet).
Haste, s. aus&r, -ra, m. (var.
auns&r) ; see Hurry.
Haste, 7. auB&r; vegin ts&l (or
k&T or other verbs') == /. go
quick.
Hastily, ad. ausliran; vegin.
Hasty, a. aus&ratso; aas&ri;
vegint&o, n. c.
Hat, s. . 1. vl^. 5ep6n or &apen,
-pea, ».; topi, -ye,/.; k&ndi,
-de,/ (of areca leaves).
2.tdpif, -pa, m. (pi a bishop);
take off your h. = t. kadi.
Hatoli, V. rovane bds.
Hatoliet, s. k&ikurad, -di,/
Hate,:'. kantal = /. &bhor;hageD
(TT jiddf dov6r; m03drkJlr=
I. make hatred (envy), G. M.
Hatelhl, a. kantaleatso, or kan-
talo favozallo; hh^ito k /.
wicked; kh6teponatso.
Hatred, s. 1 . kantajo, -lea, m. = I.
abhorrence; h&geS, -gea, n.;
niskutsar, -ra, m., mo86r,
'Sra, m. = envy, hatred.
2. dusmankai, -ye, /; jiddf,
-da, «. = enmity.
Haug'htiness, s. garvf , -va, n.
Haujrhty, a. gftrvi; see Proud,
Insolent.
Haul, V. v6d = I. pull, drag.
Haunt,^. hkS|tai,(;.;'. ^k&sta;
duk^ (c. V. of duk) — cause
pain.
2. veta = /. goes, with -ts.
Hare, v. 1. asa = /. is, ch. cs.
2. dovdr^/. keep.
Z.by C.I'., e.g. have done =
k&rai ; by necess. mood, e. g.
have to go = votsazai.
Have (the dinner) on (the
table) = gh&l = /. put.
Haven, see Harbour.
Havook, s. vibad, -da,m.,b63m(,
-ma, m. = ruin; nai, -sa, n.
= destruction ; desvat, -te,
/. = devastation.
i.,,....iA'00glc
Haw
Hea
Hawk, s. gidgo, -ge&, m.; pilkki.
salo, -lea, m.
Hawk, V. 1. kliaok&r = force up
phlegm.
2. ySr ik, «.^. hawk wares.
Hawker, s. bountso jari, -ria,
m, = l. Bk walking peddler.
Hay, s. tjtn, -na, n.
Eay-coek, s. t&uaCi ras, -si,/.
Hazard, s. &dru3t, -■^, n. = I.
a venture; risfcj -ke, /!=/.
risk; zfikam, -kme,/; by the
pot. mood.
Hazard, v. mosant ghal = I. pnt
into risk.
Hazardous, a. niosS,t8o; ^drusta-
tso ; see Hazard.
He, pron. to; see Gram. P. II. ch.
iii.
"Bz, prefix. dadlo = ^. male; see
Gram. p. 47.
Head, ^. l.t&kU, -le,y.; bodko,
-kea, m.\ hodik, -dka, n. (of
a fish); matea, 'tea, ».; mos-
tak, -ka, «. pr.,/g., e.g. h.
of a commnnity.
2.mukhyeBt, -ta, ■m. = l. princi-
pal, (leader), tf.^. of a church;
Birom^ni, -ni, m. of a party.
3. tali, -ye, /, e.g. h. of a tree
(top) ; rs. into voir = upon.
4. somzonkai, -ye,/.=/. under-
standing.
5. n&g, -gS-i m. = I. an article,
e.g. ten heads of cloth.
6. mulo, -lea, m. = l.& hinge.y^.
(main point); mul, ■■la.,n. = l.
a. root,^. (main point).
Two head of cattle = gorvanSi
z6di, -ye,/.
Head, pre/, mnkhya, e. g. h.
master.
Headaohe, s. tJLklefii duk, -ki, /.
or kipalafii duk; taklefii
phodapod, -di,/.: 'I have a
'** h. = moji takli dukta or t.
phodta'.
Head-foremost, Headlong-, ad.
l.rs., e.g. plunge h. =bud;
t&kli B&klean, tJikli s^kal
karn = I. head downwards.
'i.-fg. aus&ran = I. hastily.
Headicess, s. dharuuai, -ye,/.=/.
obstinacy; s&l, -la, n.
Heading, s. m^lvilas, -sa, m. = /.
an address, an inscription.
Headland, set Cape.
Headless, a. matennatullo.
Headman, s. 1 . gurkar, -ra, m.
2.pil,tel, -la, m. (civil h. of a
village).
S.moktesar, -ra, ot. = leader,
{also ot soldiers, captain).
Headmost, a. mukavelo = /. an-
terior; poilo = /. first.
Head-quarters,.!, mokam, -ma,».
Headsman, see Execationer.
Headstrong*, a. aplea vadeatso ;
aple i^iSetBO.
Heady, a. B&liS|.
Heal, V. I. hero k5,r (tr.); boro
za (k.); gun kHr.
2.^.sama kar = /. make right.
Health, s. bolaiki, -ke,/; kSSm,
-ma, m. {H. K.); gun, -nS,
Hea
m.\ kiileti, -ti, /. mn. good
constitution,^.
Is in good b. = bolaikent asa.
Drink to health=bolaiki mar.
Healthy, a. 1. bolaiketso; bo-
laikent aBullo = /. being in
health ; bolaiki asullo = /.
haying health ; ksematso ;
vlg. boro.
2.^, soukasayetao ; samadha-
natso, e.g. h. place.
Heap, s. 1. rae, -si,/.; punji, -je,
f., e.g. of money (punzo,
-je3,, »i. = a big h.) ; zomo,
-mea, m. = L an accumu-
lation.
2, muten, -t^a, «■> ^-g- of fire-
wood.
Heap, V. ras k&r ; zomo k&r, or
zomM, CO.
H. reproaches = &kmanaa Toir
&kman k&r.
Hear, w. l, aik {rooti aika; see
Gram. p. 140, para, 10);
OT». also hear prayers; pay
attention
2. kanant p6d = I. fall into the
ear; kobar aik s /. hear
3. k&n di or 6it di, ran. listen.
I do not b. well (am a
little deaf) = kan liikanans
/. ear does not hear.
Hearer, s. 1. sis, -sa, m. = l.
a disciple.
2.aikatolo.
Heaiing:, f . 1 . kan, -na, m. (the
aonse).
2.bhfet, -te,/. = ^. Tisit (audi-
ence).
3. ulo, •le&i m., m^- distance
within which one can be
heard, (a furlong).
Hearken, v. gu^an aik = /. hear
secretly; kan di.
Hearsay, s. phukaro, -rea, m. >«
/. a rumour.
HearsBj s. mornaSi gadi, -ye, /.
= 1. carriage of a funeral.
Heart, s. 1. vlg: kaliz, -Iza, n.
ex. it mn, liver, according to
the Mr.\ yet in Mr. too
it is commonly understood
of the heart {pr./g.y, ka^za-
tso gondo, dea, m.; und, -da,
m. = {this mn. ex. heart).
2.&nt&sk&rn, -na, «. {moral
mn.), var. flnt&r&ng, -ga, «.;
m6n, -na, «. {moral mn.'),
a.dhair, -ra, n. = l. courage.
4. moden = /. middle, e. g. b.
of a tree.
Learn by h. = baipat kir ; Tig.
dekor 8ik,/r.
Hearth, s. randS-n, -dni, /. {var.
ranrn;, -ni,/.)
Heartily, ad. kfllzan ; S,at&skilr-
niln or &ntiiskarnin; rs.
into adj.
Hearty, a. 1. kalzatso or ^nt&s-
kilrnatso, see above\ niz =/.
sincere.
2.mogal m^l. dear.
Heat, J. l.garmi,-me,/.,/r.y^,;
ub, -be,/; Ydt, -ta, w.; tap,
-pi, /. (h. of rainy season) ;
Hea
Hei
ulop, -Ipa, m., e.g. L. caus-
ing inflammation, or the in-
flammatiOD itself; kh&rai,
-ye,/, (of the body).
^.fg. utsamholai, -ye, /! = /.
excitemeat; za!,-1a,«f.; nzo,
-jea, m.
Heat, ^- tapii, c.v. (?/'tap, n.v.,
e.g. h. iron, water; an kHr
= /. make hot, e.g. water;
g&rmi kar = /. make heat;
k&d&i, e.g. milk.
Heathen,^, iinharadti, -tia, m.;
vlg. Hindu, -dua, m.\ the
Goanese say Eonkno, -pea,
w,, but this is only a partial
term.
Heathenism, -T. d.abiivadtpon,-nS',
n.
Heating, s. tapounefi, -nea, n.;
ulop, -Ipa, m.
Heave, v. 1 . ukol = /. lift.
2.8TiziLi=/. cause to swell;
c. V. o/buz, n.v.
Z./g. Qtsambol za or ut, mn.
get excited.
H. a sigh = uskar tad or u.
s6d.
Heaven,.?, l.sllrg, -ga, /«.
2.T^inkut, -ta, «. (paradise);
inukti,-ti,/.,o/., mn. eternal
3.molab, -Iba, n. = l. sky.
i./g. Deo, -va, m. = I. God;
sargintso 16k, -k£, m. =
people of heaven.
Searenly, a. s&rgintso.
Heavenwardfl, ad. s&rga isilean.
He&TinesB, s. 1. bhar, -ra, m.;
zidai,-ye,y., mn. also physi-
cal depression.
i./g. khint, -ti,/. = /. distress,
/g.; duk, -ki,/ = /. sorrow.
3.&padh^ir, -ra, n. = depres-
sion of spirit.
4. d&ddepon, -na, n. = I. dulness
(of mind).
HeaTy,'^.l.z&d,£.^. air, burden;
bharildik, pr. fg,, e.g. h.
cross.
I.fg. alsi = /. lazy.
^.fg. kh^ntist or dukest = /.
sorry.
^.fg. boro = /. good, e. g. h.
rain {or bolvont).
f,.fg. kSitantso = /. difficult,
painful.
6.jirnEtullo = /. not digestible;
or jiruonnatullo,
Hebrew, s. yebreu, -reva, m.
Hedge, s. voi, -i,/.; see Fence.
Heed, s. zagrutai, -ye,/. = /. a-
wakening; tsiitrai, -ye,/«/.
attention.
Take b.=kabardar rauurtsat-
r&i kanghe.
Heedless, a. ts&trainiitullo.
Heel, J. l.khfit, -te,/.
2, p6nd, -da, n. = /. the lower
part,/«'A. Iiet, paySCefi p6nd;
pfiul, -la, m.
Heel, 1). b&ga = /. be bent [as,
the ship heels over).
Heft, see Handle.
Heifer, s. padi, -ye,/.
Heigho, int. sabas.
Hei
Heigfht, s. l.abarai, -ye,/., or
abar sailt, -te,/. = /. a high
place; nntsai, *ye,/.
2.y^, vodpon, -na, «.=/. great-
ness ; huddo, -dea, m. = I.
rank, high state.
Jiaigiiten,s. tsSMi^l. increase;
ubar kSiT=l. make bigb; see
Eziff^r&te.
HeinoTU, a. bhon khoto, or b.
khotepon&tso ; bhou k&tin;
kantaleatso=/. abominable.
Heir, s. daiji, -jia, m.
Leave h. by will = vl^: testa-
meut&r daiji k&r; f££ Will.
Heiress, j. daijin, -ni,/
Heirloom, s. iSarajindigeSen daiz,
-zSk, n. ■— I. movable inheri-
tance.
Hell, s. l.yemkdnd, -da, n.
2. p&till, -la, »., tnn. a subter-
raneous place.
HelUsb, a, I. jemk6ndatso; yem-
k6ndant1o ; rs. yemkftnda
bari = /. like hell.
2. s^itanatso = /. devilish.
Helm, s. Bukhanen, -nea, n. (of
a ship).
Helmet, s. (lonkdaSi) topi, -ye,
/. = /. hat (of iron).
Help, s. 1. kamdk, -mke, /.\
adhar, -ra, m. ; aspfid, -da,
»., or Eispat, -tH, «.; s&hai,
-ye,/ = /. assistance.
2.1takoJt, -ti, /. = A mercy;
m&z&t, -ti, / = intercession,
help.
Help, V, k&r with the above nouns.
I cannot h. exclaiming = bdb-
marn saaginastanan ranok
DOZO.
Helpless, a. kumoknatuUo; upai-
natullo; dublos/. poor; ni-
radhari; kirkol = /. wretch-
ed; askat = /. weak; la^ri =
I. reduced.
Helplessness, s. Ia6ari, -re, /
or laCarpon, -na, «.; sddni,
-ne, / = /. abandonment;
niradhar, -ra, m.
Hem, s. p6nd, -da, «., e.g. of
a dress; dfeg, -ge,/
Hem, V. 1. p6nd siuu = /. stitch
a hem.
2. hat ghal = /. put a dam.
Hemisphere, s. &rdo gulo, -leS,
m. = I. half globe.
Hemorrhaffe, J. pasi, 4e,/
Hemp, s. sdn, -na, m.\ nar, -ra, m,
Hen,i. l.kombi,-ye,/;kunkad,
-kda, n.
2.bailo (-li, •len) = /. female,
added to some nouns, for
which see Gram. p. 47.
Henoe, ad. 1. anga thaun = /.
from here.
2. az lagait = I, from to-day.
3. yea mukar, yea phu^ian =
in future.
4. t&r or dekan = I. therefore.
Eenoefortb, see Hesoe.
Hen-house, s, kunkdantso gud,
-da, m. = l. a, cage of hens.
Henpecked (husband), a. bailando
(dadlo), n.c. in this mn.;
bailek bhiyetolo.
„, „ L.oogic
Hep 2
Hepatie, a. kalzatso.
Hspt&fon, ^. satgitanrup, -ps,
n.=sl. a figare (made) of
7 lines; eatkonseanrQp, -pS,
n. = I. a figure (made) of
7 angles.
Heptarchy, s. satz^nanSen r&z,
-ja, «. = /, a kingdom of 7
persons, (;r j;/. sStrajantso-
yek6t, -ta, m.
"Bat, pron. titso or itso; jes
Gram. P. 11. ch. iii.
Herald, s. 1- dQt, -t&, m.
2. r^vaci, -Dia, m. ; harakari,
-ri, m.
Herb, s. 1. t&n, -na, «,
2.zad, -da, n^ =s I. a plant;
gidamnlki, -ke,/ = a native
medicine. (/?. ^.)
Herd, .t. l.hind, -da, m., e.g.
of cattle.
^.fg. iS&lIefi-billefi, -ka, «.
(a crowd).
HBrdHman,J.gou]i,-lia,OT,,^.y^,
Here, ad. anga (hanga, H. IC.).
H. and there = I. ieiii tisin,
or yensin teusin, or yeneo
tene&.
2. s&rri^ dikk&a ^ /. in every
direction.
3.ta£e upr&ots^ after that.
Here-abont, ad. snm&r &og&.
Eere-after, ad, 1. a£e uprfint;
yefi mak&r; ye& phndan;
makarik.
2. y£kp&ati=/. onetime (once).
S.melefl apr&nt = /. after dead
(deaOi).
9 Her
Hare-after, f. du8rijirii,-ye,/.=/.
another life.
Hereby, aJ. aiSe vorvin = /.
through this.
Hereditary, a. daizautlo.
Herein, iid. antun.
Heresiarcb, s. vlg. herejinSen
mostak, -ka, n. = I. head of
heretics ; baTadtavirodhan-
2en most&k, -ka, n.
Heresy, s. vlg. herezi, -zi,/.,/r.;
m^tabhed (6), -da, m. » /.
difTerence in religion; bavad-
tarirodbai, -ye,/. = I. oppo>
sition to faith.
Heretic, s. vlg. herej {or yerej),
-ji, or yerod, -da, m.\ bav&d-
tak Tirodhi, -dhia, m.
Heretical, a. bavadtak ad asullo
b/. being against faith; m&-
tabhedatso.
Herespon, ad. t&5e uprant; tOT6]
= /. then.
Herewith, ad. a5e Torvia.
Heritage, see Isberitanoe.
Hermenestio, a. ^rthavivori.
HermenentiOB, s. &rthaTivor, -r£,
»., (?f firthavivoravidya, -ye,
/■ = I. explanation of the
meaning, i7r science explain-
ing the meaning.
Hermit, s. vlg. anakoret, -ta, «.,
Jr.; Bilny£iBi,-si^,m.='a pagan
anchorite; v&oftyasi, -si, m.
= /. an inhabitant of the
desert; yeksuro m&niB, -nia,
m.m:l. a solitary man.
Her
Hid
Hennit&^f s. v^oav^sti, -te, /.
{Jierh. v4navas, -sa, w.); mot
-ta, m. = l. a convent.
Hero, s. vlr, -ra, m.; dblLira-
vont m&nis, -usa, m. ; poil-
van, -na, m. [used for a
cunning person).
Heroic, a. Tiratso ; bhoii vorto =
very high.
Heroine, s. virin, -ni,/. ; poil-
vani, -m,y., «.;:. in fhismn.;
vlg. nsar fi.8tri, -x%f.
Heroism, s. vlrai, -ye, /., n. c. \
Tortepon, -ria, n. = /. subli-
mity; ^sadarn dh&ir, -ra,
n. = I. extraordinary cour-
age.
Hers, pron.' titso; see Gram.
P. n. ch. iu.
Hesitate, I'. l.dubau=/. doubt;
toudrear asa = I. is in em-
barrassment.
2. gage = /. stammer.
3. pati pbuden kitr = /. do be-
hind and before.
Hesitation, £. l.dubau,-bava,m.
= /. doubt.
2.tondre, -drean, m. pi.
3. gag, -gi,/. = /. a stammer-
ing.
HeBperian, a. ^stamti, or ftstim-
titso.
Heterodite, a. kramavin=/. irre-
gular; see also Awkward.
Heterodox, see Heretic
Heterogeneous, a. l.dusrea (or
Ud&\) thd.ratB0 = ;. of a dif-
ferent kind.
2.y^. 6S.m&iidnat;ullo = /. with-
out connexion.
Hew, -B. tas, e.^. a rough plank;
kat&r = /. cut, e. g. h. a
branch from the trunk.
Hey, int. sabas.
Hiatus, s. 1. uktepoD, -na, n. =
/. an opening ; iden, -dea, n. ;
fut, -{i, /.; khali = /. an
empty place.
2. p&d Tazap, -zpa, ti. = 1. a
bad sound ; see Exit.
Hibernste, v. pansatso Te!(6)
ts&lfii = /. pass the time of
rain.
Hioonp, s. kejni (or k&lni), -ne,
/■
Hiocnp, ^. k^jni j6 = l. h. come.
Hidden, a. gutatso = /. secret;
lipitn i7rlip^llo=^. concealed.
Hide, V. lipii, c. v, of lip, «. v.\
gutan dov6r = /. keep se-
cretly ; damp= /. cover, shut.
Hide, J. kat, -ti, /.; tslimbden,
-dea, n. {esp. dressed skin,
leather).
Hldeooa, a. 1. illaik = /, ugly;
vidrup = /. without form.
2. bhiyankul ; bM.yinkiiratso ;
t&rt&rountao s I. causing
trembling; kanta}eatso = /.
abominable.
Hideouenesa, s. bhiyankulai, -ye,
/=/. dread; aisikpo?, -na,
«. = /. uglinees.
Hiding, s. lipouiieo, -nea, n.
Hiding-place, s. lipun rauDfi
snat, -te, /.^s, place for
„, „ L.oogic
Hie
231
Hir
remaining hidden ; lipijUi
soat, -te, f, = I. a hidden
place.
Hie, V. aus&r; yegin tsftl = /.
walk quickly.
Hierarch, -r. p&vitrQ &dhikari,
-ri, m. = l. a sacred em-
powered person.
Hieraroky, s. 1. p&vitrij adhikar,
-ra, »(. = /. sacred power.
2.budde, //., jn. = l. dignities,
ranks, e.g. h. of angels.
Hieroglypkio,^. l.gutaiieD b^rap,
-rpa, n. = I. secret writing.
2. s&riSin &k£era£k, pi. n. ; s&r
asalliii akSeraS, pi. n.\ s&a-
ketafiitry, -ra, «. {Mr. C«.)
= I. pictures of signs.
Higgle, see Haggle.
High, a. 1. ubar.
2.1iaddeatso = ^. of high state;
v6d = /. great; TOrto, vodlo,
Todpon&tso; boro, e.g. h.
opinion.
H. Toice = Toilo talc or unts
talc, -Is^i ^•
He aims h. = tatso levot ubar.
Highland, s. 1 . porvotaotso ganii,
-ganva, m. = /. country of
mountains.
2.podoa, -dva, m. {ex. high
place).
High-mass, s. vlg. k&nt&r mis,
-sa, n.
High-priest, s. Todlo guru, -ru,
m.; Todlo saserdot, -ti, tn.
High-treason, s. rayamos(6), -sa,
High-water, s. bh&rti, -te,/
Hilarity, s. kuSalai, -ye,/.; see
3aj.
Hi]l,x.gado,-de3,,m.; ghat,-tii,M.
Hillock, s. ghati, -ye,/
Hilly, a. gudeantso.
Hilt, s. mut, -ti, /. = I. Ui,/g.
(of a sword).
Himself, pron. tots; see Gram.
P. II. cb. iii.
Hind, s. bailen meruit, -ruil, n.
Hinder, a. patio.
Hinder, v. adai or adkfll kiir ^ /.
make objection.
Hindmost, a. nimano = I. last;
dusreanfieapatlean yeantso;
GJLmestan \iiii,v patio; ake-
ritso = /. extreme ; k^etso.
Hindrano^ s. ^di, -de,/; h&rkM,
-ti,/; adkai, -Ji,/
Hindn, s. Hindu or Hinduantso.
Hinge, s. (baglatso) mnlo, -lea,
m.\ bizagrg, -gra, «.; vato,
-tea, m. (b. of wood).
Hinge, v. (mulear) portata = /.
turns upon the hinge.
Hint, s. hisaro, -rea, m.
Hint, V. 1 . hisaro di {or kftr) = I.
give a h.
2. m6tiat had = /. bring to
mind; sir k&r = I. make
allusion,
Hippopotamns, s. nS,iutso godo,
-dea, m.
Hire, s. m61, -la, «. =/. price;
sambal, -\s,,tn. = l- payment;
pag, -ga, «. {n. c.y, baden,
-dea, «., e.g. work for h.
Hir 2
Hire, v. 1. badeak kane.
2. lai = /. apply (h. pereoafl);
dli&r=/. catch,y^. used.
Hireling:, s. badeak ka^ello ; kuU
kar, -ra, /»,=day-laboarer.
Hirer, s. badeak kanetolo.
Eirinp, s. badeil, -dea, R.; badeak
kaneundeii; rs.
Hirsate, a. loretso = /, of wool.
"B^fpron. tatBO; see Gram, P. II.
ch. iii.; &plo mn. his own.
Hiss, V. fusfus.
Historian, s. kobrangar, -r&, m.
or kobregar; kategar, -ra,
m.\ kobro 8ikyllo=/. learn-
ed in news.
History, J. l.katS, -te,y;
2.kani, -ye, /., mn. a short
story, fable.
3. kobro, pl.f. = /. news.
Hit, v. 1. mar = /. beat.
2. pet(^) = give blows.
3. bodS.i = knock, e.g. a wall.
H. off = sarko viyor sang = /.
say exact explanation.
H, upou = mSl = /. be fonnd
{Dat. prs.)
H, the niark= notak lag.
H. together = adSl = /. dash.
H. or miss = k&seni zaundi.
Hit, s. mar, -ra, m. ; pet, -ta, m.
Hitch, s. l.adkai, -H,/.; addi,
-de,/.
2.tondre, -rean, pi., m. = I,
embarrassment; tondrean-
iSenkaran, -na,«. =/. cause
of troubles.
i2 Hob
Hither, a>^.anga. 'H. and thither
=jenen teiien, or th&ii. &nga'.
Hitherto, ad. 1. yeddl; yedol
pILnyant ; atan p&riyaat ;
yed61 monaaitr.
2. anga pariyant = /. till here.
Hire, s. 1. movacen malen, -lea,
«. {strictly it mn. only a
nest of bees or wasps).
2. mOTantao gud, -da, m. (wood-
en box).
Ho, int. 1 . y§.
2. katakata = alas.
Hoar, a. doyoso or douso = /.
whitish.
Hou-froat, ,f. approx. don, dova,
m.
Hoarse, a. sfiranteatao; rs. talo
pddia = I. voice fell.
HodTBeness, s. s^ranto, -tea, m.;
moto ta{o, -Jea, m. ; taleacen
p6dap, -dpa, n.
Hoary, a, 1, dovo = /. white
(hair).
2. dovoso = ^. whitish (hair);
piko = /. ripe,^.
Hoax, V. play a h. «pon = 6efitai
kSr; khelkulan kar=mock,
Ital. hurlare.
Hobble, V. thontozaun tsai = /.
walk lamely ; kunta.
Hobby, s. asa, -Se,/.
Hobby-horse, ^. 1. lankdatso
godo, -dea, m. =1. a horse of
wood.
2.moga(Si aioJSen, -nt, /. = /.
favourite opinion.
Hobgoblin, s. drustakai, -ye,/.
„„ „ L.oogk-
Hob
Hoi
(ghost) ; knlen, -lea, n. ;
bhnt, -ts, m.=:l. a devil.
Hobnob, V. bolaiki mS,T = I, beat
health (drink to the health
of); bolaiki kane (G. F.).
Hoek, see Ham.
Hoe, s. khoron, -rea, «, ; koranti,
-te,/. = a little hoe.
Ho;, s. dakor, -krS, m. (male);
dukirn, -ni,/ (female).
Hog:8head, s. pip, -pa, n.
Hold, V. I. dh&r, e.^. in order
to prevent one falling.
S.T^ng mar, mn, grasp.
S.somb, e.^. a vessel holds
water.
4. tsSil&i = I. cause to walk,
e.g^. h. an office.
6.ka,r3:/, do, €.£-. an opinion
(aloiSen k^r); 5int s /. think.
6 dak&i = /. show, e.^. b. in
honour, cA. cs.
7. ran =: /. atop, e.ff. h. yonr
tongne = vogo ran.
S.zSe/, be fit (be applicable).
H. back = 1 . dh&r = /. catch ;
ad&i,
2. inkar kilr = /. make resist-
ance (show difBcultf, hesi-
tate).
H. cheap = beparvo kilr, G.
M. = /. make contempt;
s&s&T k&r.
E. fast = gh&t db&r.
H. peace = t(^o rau = /. re-
main silent.
H. out = 1. sosaigai kfine (or
sosnik&i k.).
2. di or bhet&i = give or offer.
H. in = pati dov6r.
H. to, see Apply.
H. up=]. ukol, or ukoln dhir.
2. rau = /. remain, e.g. if
the weather holds up.
H. with = v6p = /. consent.
H. your tongue = jib kov6I =
/. roll the tongue.
Hold'fast, s. ankdo, -dea, m.
= a hook.
Holding, s. genisuat, -te, /, or
geniz&min = a land held oa
lease.
Hole, ^. bur&k,'ka, «.; domplo,
-lea, m. ; nAm, -ma, «. (in
the earth); modap, -dp&, n.
= 1. a rupture; bll, -la, n. of
a rat and the like.
Holiday, s. I . r&ja, -je, /. = I.
leave; khaU=/. empty (day).
S.f^st,' -ta, «., or sunt, -ta, m.
Holiness, s. santipon, -nfi, n. ;
bhagevontpon, -na, n.
Hollovr, a. 1. kliS,li=/. empty,
vain, fr. /g., e. g. vain
pleasure.
2. pokal.
H. voice = dobdob talo, -le5, m.
Hollow, s. dhol,-li,/.; see Cave.
Hollow, "0. pokal kir, pokrfi.i.
Holy, a. l.bhagevont, cr bhage-
vontponatso (h. man).
2. pivitrij = aacred (books, sa-
craments).
3. sant (title of saints).
i.beujar, e.g. h. water, oiI,_^.
fi.vlg. Bagrad,/r.
I. ■■■ A'OogIc
Hoi
Hoo
Holy-water, s. agment, -ta, n.,
fr. ; tirt, -ta, w., the sacred
water of the Hindus, used
for washing their idols, etc.
(H. K.)
H. water-pot = pi, -ye,/, (big).
Homage, s. mS,a, -aa, m.
Home, s. ghir, -ra, «. ; 'go h. =
gh&ra Tots'; 'at h. =ghfi,ra';
thikanen, -nea, «.; thanen,
-nea, «= a residence; bidar,
-ra, m. = t, dwelling, an
abode.
Come h. to any one = Ifig.
Homeless, a. gharnatullo.
Homely, a. 1 . tsMto s /. current.
2.sado = /. tame, simple.
3. 8a4hara,n = I. ordinary.
4. &um&ryaditBO z /. unpolite.
Home-sioknese, s. gh&rSi 5inta,
-te,/.
Homieida, s. I.khunigar, -ra,
tn, (a murderer).
2.khuni, -ye,/, (murder).
Homily, s. budbal, -H,/.
Homogeneous, a. yekats th&ra-
tso = /, of one kind.
Hone, see Whetstone.
Honest, a. I. milryaditso; ap-
pfi,nt; manadik = /. of hon-
our ; manatso ; nadteatso,
abratso ^ I. of character.
2.8ado = A simple; vlg. boro.
Honesty, J. l.miiryad, -di,/.
2.bori jini, -ye, /. = I. good
life.
S.Sbru, -ra, m. = /. charac-
ter.
Honey, s. 1. mouD, mora, n.
(natural), pr./g.
2. my, -la, M. (artificial).
Honey-l»e, s. movatso mus, -sa,
m.
Honey-oomb, s. poli, -ye,/.
Honey-flweet, a. movatso, fr.fg.
Honorary, a. manadik.
Honorary, s. inam, -ma, n.
Honour, s. 1. man,-na, m. ; boren
nana, nava, ». = /. good
name.
2. niskaiai, -ye,/., or nisk&Jpo^,
-na, ». = /. purity, e.g. h.
of a woman.
S.^nHod, -da, m. = I, glory,
praise.
4, m&ry§d, -di, / = decorum,
mn. also distiuctions, signs
of honour.
5. n&dteii, -tea, n., abra, -ra,
m. = character.
6.huddo, -dea, m. = I. rank.
T.kaido, -dea, m. b /. duty,
e. g. pay the last h. to ; man
may also he used in this mn.
e.g. nimano man dak&i.
Honour, v. 1 . man k&r, or man
dak&i ; gumman k&r, G. N.
2.net&i = adorn.
Honorable,!!, manadik; seeMoTUMi.
Honorably, ad. manan.
Hood, s. l.topi, -ye,/
2. kh61, -la, «. = a cloth worn
on the head.
3. muski, -ke,/ (a covering for
the whole body).
Hoodwink, v. fdt&i = I. deceive.
„, „ L.oogic
Hoo S
Hoof, s. gfel, -la, «. (of bullocks).
Hook,^. l.gari, -ye,/., for catch-
ing fishes.
2, ankdo, -dea, m., for windows,
droGses, etc. ; gants, -tsa, m.
Hooked, ti^. l.vankdo.
2. ankdo ghallo, or a, a3i^Uo =
having a hook.
Hooping-oougk, s. sunekhonkli,
-kle,/. = /, cough of dogs.
Hoot, «. V. (gug) biibmar.
Hop, V. donko ghal = /. put (one)
leg.
Hope,^. l.b&ryaso,-3ea,m., var.
b&rvanso, (theol. virtue and
also in other nin., as, there
is no hope of eucceea),
2. patiyeni, -ni, /. = I. confi-
dence; asa, -86,/.
Hope, V. l.b&rvaBO dov6r (2nd
L.oc^.
2. patiye (aW Loc).
Hopeful, a. 1 . patiyeriitso.
2. barvaso asijllo.
Hopeless, a. patiyenatullo ; nir-
asetso; vfert — /, vain, not
giving hope ; asa sodtBO.
HopeloBBiiess, s. nirasa, -ie, /. ;
nanpatiyeni, -rii, /. ; apa-
Mrvaso, -sea, m.; vlg. ; vom-
ptea kolsear udak = I. water
in a pail turned upside down.
Horde, s. tand, -da, m.
HoruiOB, s. 1. dist, -ti, /. = I.
eight.
2. molbadeg, -%fi,/. == /. brim of
the sky ; akas, -S£, m. = sky ;
molab, -Iba, n. = firmament.
35 Hos
Horizontal, a. ad.
Horn, s. 1. sing, ^£, n., e.g: of
a bullock.
2. k6mbij,, -ha, m, = a trumpet.
Hornblovsr, s. k6mbagar, -ra,
m. = a, trumpeter.
Honied, a. siagafi aagllo,
HoRiet, s, kirftot, -ti,/.
Homy, a. singatso.
Horolo^, s. ghfidiy^I, •li, /
(det -la, «.),
Horrible, 0. Lbhijaukul; t&r-
tarount30 = /. causing trem-
bling ; bhayS.oka.r, «. c.
'l.fg. bhou illsik = very ugly;
khoteponatso = I. wicked.
Horror, s. 1. bhen, bhiya, n.\
bhiyankulai, -ye, /
^.fg. kantalo, -}ea, m, = an
object of abhorrence.
Horse, s. 1. godo, -dea, m.
2. trups&Tar, -ra, n. (corr.
from trupa&Tari?) = cavalry.
Ride on horseback = godear
b6s.
Horsekeeper, s. godeagar, -ra,
m. ; kaskar, -ra, m.
Horseman, s. 1. godear bdstolo.
2. s&varigiir, -ra, m. (a cavalry-
man).
Hoiseraoe, s. godeanp&nth, -tha,
Horse-shoe, s. nal, -li,/.
Horae-eoldler, s. sfi.varigar, -ra,
m„ or godeilslLvar, -ra, m.
Horae-oulture, s. totanfien k§m,
-ma, n.; to^aniSi besai, -ye,/
Hose, s. l.mei, -ya, m.
Hos
Hou
2. izar, -ra, re,
Hospioe, s. viati, -to,/.
HoBpitable, a. 1. bidar diaQtBo=
/. giving abode.
2. udar = /. liberal.
Hospital, s. aapiltri, -ri,/.
Hospitality, s. I . bidar, -r&, ».
2. ad^rpoEi, -^li, n. = l. liber-
ality.
Host, s. 1. bidar ditolo = /.
giring abode.
2. hostij, -to, /. =& consecrat-
ed wafer; zomo,-mea, m._=l.
a multitude.
S.fouz, -ji,/. = /. an army.
Hostag:e, s. zamindar, -tSl, m.
HoBtess, s. see Host.
HoBtUe,[i. l.duam&nSt30;hJlge^
tao; jiddatso = of enmity.
2,virodhi=/. contrary; &ugu-
nat80 = A anfavourable.
Hostility, s. 1 . dusmankai, -ye,
/.; see Bmoity.
2. virodhai, -ye, /. = /. contra-
riety, p^g
3. In pi. ladai, -ye,/.=/. fight-
Hot, u. 1. un, e.g^. water; khilr,
TOM. very hot (water); tap4il-
lo=/. made warm; votatao=
BUnny, warm; ubal,f./. hot
days; g&rmetao (or gftrmi),
e.^. day, dress, man (/^.);
umflleatso = I. boiling, y^.
fervent.
2. ntsambol = /. excited.
H. bath = un udkaSen naii.
Hotal, s. 1. mnaafiiri, -ri, /. =
a traveller's bangalew.
2.jeaniimnsaf&ri=:a bangalow
providing bed and board;
puzfit, -ta, n.
3. m^zkh&n, -na, n. = I. mess-
honse; bidar,-ra, «~/. abode,
/£•.; jeunaiSen ghSr, -ra, «.;
pnzit, -ti, /. ; dh&rmasal,
-la, ft.
Hotchpotch, s. khifi&di (khiedi),
-Ae,/., «. c.
Honnd, s. (sikiire-) p^to, -te&, m.
Hour, s. 1. nor, -ra, n^/r.
2. ganto, -tea, m.
'What o'clock is it? = kitli
uoraiL zalin? cr kitle g&nte?'
' J h. = yek kaldo'; ' J h. =
&rden uor'; '3 hours = par,
-ra, m.'
Hour-glass, s. reveCi ghadiyal,
-li,/. =sl. a. clock of sand.
Hour-hand, s. uoraatao gurtg,
-ta,TO.; vorant8okanto,-tea,
r».; see Hand,
House, s. I.ghar, -ra, n. (var.
gSr); bidar, -ra, «. = I.
abode, a temporary dwel-
ling-place.
2. gfLriSig, pi. n. (persons of the
house).
3. gharaneii,-nea, «. =dyna8ty.
- 4. hudde, -dean, pi, m. = I. dig-
nities, a legislative body.
House, V. 1. bidar di.
2. aaro di = /. give refuga
H. cattle s goruan goteant
ghal <7f hatiyent ghal.
H. grain = dhani ras kar = /.
heap g.
Hou
Hum
Hoase-dog, s. sunen, -ne&, n.
Household, s. l.kut&m, -tmS,,
n. = /. a family,
2.ghilr, -ra, n.
Householder, s. gh&rkar, -ra, m.
used also/or husband.
HonsekeepeTf s. gh&raraktio,
-nea, m.
Houseless, a. gb&niatullo.
House-maid, s. tsak&rn, -ni,/.
House-rent, s. gh&rabadeQ, -dea,
n.
House-wife, s. gh&rhiiTD, -ni,/.
Hovel, s. kombat, -bta, n.\ see
Cotta^.
Hover, v. amk^, or umkliln &sa;
ub = /. fly, /g. ; boufi = I.
■walk ; see Play, Wander.
Row, ad. l.k&ao {adj., see Gram.
P. II. ch. iii.), or fcasilo {rl^',
kahaio).
2. kedo = /. how great (kedo
Y6d = how great).
H. many = kdtle.
' H. much = kitlo or kedo.
Howerer, ad. tari or zaleari
(notvithstandiug) ; k&s&lei,
jinsia=:/. in any way; z&t-
tHr = if, with i added to the
verb (ziLt&r keleari) ; i added
to the verb will often suffice.
H. his intentions are good =
zaleari, etc.\ h. sagacioas
you may be k kitlo badivont
tun zaun asleari.
Howl, 'a. b6bm&r = /. beat noise;
see Bark.
Howl, s, bib, -be,/.; goroz, -ei^/".
Hubbab, s. hak ani b6b, -be,/.,
e.g. an infernal h.
Huckster, s. yari, -ria, m.
Huddle, V. g&Ubili zaun zom&i
E /. collect with confusion
{tr. w.); rs. into &u3&ran =
hastily, or guspon = con-
fusedly.
Hue, s. l.rdng, -ga, m.
2. t3drB.&i pat dh&r6i b6b, -be,
/. = l.s, cry for catching the
back of a thief.
Hnir, see Sntbraoe.
Huge, see aiant.
Hulk, s. porkoten tarun, -rva,
«. = /■ a spoiled old ship.
Hall, s. sal, -li,/. = /. a bark.
Hnman, (Z. l.mJiniatBOorm&Die-
po^atso, or mS.nSeponi.
2. Bouosaratso = /. worldly.
Homane, i. m&nseponatso (kind) ;
moga! = /. dear; kakultitso,
diyal, = merciful, clement.
Humanity, s. l.mflniepoQ, -iia,
n. [mn. also pity) ; m&nda&eS
siiimb, -ba, n. = I. human
nature.
2. bolepon,-na,,«,=/. clemency;
d8.ya, -ye, /.; kakult, -ti,/
Humanize, v. mansugl sikiii = L
teach civility.
Humble, a. l.khalto = /. subject;
lln; maryaditso = /. modest.
2.uno = /. less, low; h&lko;
kirkfil.
Enmble, v- !• khalto k&r.
2. mod (6) = I. break, /£. ; see
Cheok.
Hur
Humbn;, s. nakazallo, -lea, m.
or nakazalH vSpSt?, -tu, /. ;
zaok, -ki,/. ; tb&kk^pon, -na,
«., «, c. ; mos (6), -aa, iw. «= /.
deceit.
Hnmbuf , t^. th&kkgpon k&r ; mOs
k&r; kbelkulan k&r = hoax.
Humidity, s. 1. 561, -\\,f,
2,bato, -tea, m, (h. of mon-
soon).
S.bizouneB. -tiea, «.
Humility, J. kbaltepon, -na, «., <jr
kbaltea m6n, -na, n. ; lintu-
vai (var. lentuvai), -ye,_/^
HDmoron8,a. l.iSeatai karteo, itt
iSeatayetso = /. making fan ;
n&klan kartso = /. making
copies, y^.
2,barik=!/. witty; tarifetso =
I. awkward; (bore) marjetso
= /. of (good) bumoar; khu-
sal =s I. merry,
HtunottT, s. 1. m&iji, -je,/
2. BOToi, -ye, /. = /. custom
(bad).
3. nadteii, -tea, n. = I, charac-
ter; vodni, -ne, /. = I. in-
clination ; sobau, -bava, m.
= I. temper (of mind).
Homonr, v. fuslai.
Hump, s. pdng, -ga, n.
Hiunped, a. p6ngo.
Hundred, a. sembor, or sembor
(in sing-.) ; sen or Sen (/*/.
sifi or sin),
HuDdred-fold, a. sembor paati.
or Bemborani,
Huiig:er, s. bhuk, -ke,/.
Hnii^r, V. bbuke ; bbnk lag (Prs.
Dai.) = l. h. be attached.
Hnnyry, a. bbukello or bbuk
lagffllo.
Hunt, 7f. sikari kar.
Hunt, s. sikari, -re,y^ ; bfint, -te,
/■
Hunter, s. sikari kartolo, or si-
karegar, -ra, tn.; b6ntegar,
-ra, m.
Hurdle, s. l.tfitti, -te, / (a
screen made of cadjan-
leaves).
2.roclap, -dpa, «. (a very big
'tatti').
S.izai, -ye, /. (a screen of
bamboo sticks).
Hurl, V. sdd = i. leave, free, e. g.
missiles; udai = throw, e.g.
missiles.
Hurrah, int. sabas.
Hnrrioane, s. tufan, -na, n.\
vadal, -la, ff. c= a storm.
Hurried, a. ausaratso; darvod
k&rtso.
Hurry, s. ansar, -ra, m. ; darrod,
-da, *w.
Be in a h. = aus^rar (or Au-
s^rant) asa.
Hurry, w. ftusarai, c. v. ^ausftr,
n.7).; more com. ausir kar;
vegifi karai = /. canse to be
done soon.
Hurt, s. 1. laksan, -na, n.
2. ghai, -ya, m. = l. a wound.
Hurt, V. luksan kar, (tr.) ; I. -za,
(n. v.); nast kar; dukai = /.
cause pain.
„, „ L.oogic
Hur
Hnrtfalj a. rait k&rtso or nMt
k&rtso, or luksEuatso, or
nastatso, elc. -
Hurtle, see Daah.
Hoeband, s. vlg. dadlo, -lea, m. =
I. man, male; gharkar, -ra,
m. = /. householder; g6u,
gova, m. {a low word) ; poti,
-ti, m.
HosbaQdman, s. huinkar, . -ra,
m.', sagoligar, -ra, m,\ see
Cultivator.
Hssba&diy, s. sagoli, -le, /.;
besai, -ye,/
Hush, int. 1 . ye.
2.<Sap (to command silence).
Hush, V. vogo ravoi = /, caase
to remaia silent; fuslai = I.
239
Hyp
Husk, s. l.eal, -li,/.; s&rl, 4a,
«. (of grain).
2. moto kundo, -dea, m. = L
thick bran.
Hustle, "v. kompran mar = /.
beat with the elbow.
Hut, see HovaL
Huzza, see Hurrah,
Hydraulic, s. pr&vahaiastri^, -tra.
Hydrophobia, s. udkabhirant, -ti,
/. = I. fear of water.
Hydropic, a. nalkutatso.
HydrostatioB, s. udkas^m&nda-
Tidya, -ye,/. = /. science re-
lative to water.
Hyena, s. sunenvagat, -gta, n.
= l.a. dog-tiger; k5,ttekurba,
-be,/, {yar. -ba, «.)
Hygrometer, s. Selimap, -pa, «.
= /. a measure of humidity.
Hymn, s. vlg. k&ntig, -ge, /. ;
fin&Ddgayan, -na, n.
Hyperbole, see Exa^fferation.
Hyperborean, (7. 1 . bhou b^gatso
= /. very northern.
2. bhou thftnd = /. very cold,
Hypercritic, a, bhou kodikadtso
(*)
Hyphen, s. melagurt^, -ta, m.
= /, a sign of conjunction.
Hypochondria, s. kh3.nt, -ti, /.;
see Uelauoholy; 9,padh&ir,-ra,
«.
Hypooiiey, s. kSp^t, -ta, n. = I.
simulation ; bhaktikd,p^( =
/. simulation of devotion;
f6tkiri bhakt, -ti, /. = /. ■
false devotion.
Hypocrite, s. k&p^i, -tia, m. = l.
simulating; fdtkiro m&nis
-nsa, /«.=/. a deceiving man ;
f6tkiri bhS.kt dak&itolo,
Hyp08taBifl,.r, sot&ntraSensflimb,
-ba, n. = I. nature in its
own power (Za/. substantia
tola).
Hypofltatio, a. aplea sot&ntrar
asi^llo or sotS^ntratso,
Hypothesis, s. lart, -ta, »., n. c.\
k&lp&na, -ne, /. = /, imagi-
nation, n. c.
yCOOglC
I, pron. aaS (bSua); see Gram.
P. II. ch. iii.
loe, s. kire (kore), pi. m. (perh.
hail); gar, -rS,, m.
loe-oold, a. th&ndgar, gara b&ri
th&nd, ar only g^rab&riso,
loiole, s. udkatso fator, -tra, m.
'=1. a stoue of ice.
IdeA) s. 1. mdnabhau, -ava, m.=
I. a conception of the mind
(^Pkil.); Cintna, -ne, f.=.l.
a thought.
2.volok,-lki,/=/. knowledge.
3.k&lp&na, -ne,/:, n.c.
4. n&nmne&Ci fiintna s /. an
exemplifying thought.
Ideal, a- !• nJtmtineatso = /. of a
a model.
2.iSiTitvllo = /. thought.
3.k&lp&net80 = /. imaginary.
Ideal, ^. n&muno, -nea, m. = /.
model.
Idealism, s. mayS,, -ye,/. Sans.
Mr.t and partly also Konk.
Jor mayak za = disappear ;
k§,lpS,na, -ne, f.=.l. imagi-
nation.
Identical, a, tots = /. the same
{see Gram. P. II. ch. iu.);
Bima = /. equal; 3arko = /.
equal (similar) ; yek&ts = I.
one thing: '■A and B are
identical = A ani B yek&ts'.
Identify, ^. 3&r k&r ^ /. make
equality ; sarko kflr ; yek&ta
mon sang = A say that (they
are) one.
Identity, s. sir, ri,/.
Idiom, s. 1. (hh^ietso) gun, -na,
■m. = l. a quality (of the lan-
guage); bhSserlt, -ti,/
2. tsalti bh&3, -se,/. = /. current
language.
Idiomatic, a- (bhaae-) guaatso;
rs. priLt^k ^ I. peculiar;
viSfis; rs. into the noun.
Idiot, s. nenar, -ra, m. = /,
ignorant.
Idiotic, a. nenSr; t8alts&mk&a
natullo = /. uapolite; pisoso
= /. somewhat mad.
Idle, a. 1. alsi; kam natullo >»
not busy,
2,khal = /. empty, e.g. id, talk
=kh. utran {or g&zati).
3. v^rt = ^. useless; upkarna-
tuUo, 6<rupkarakp6dnatullo,
e.g. u. utran=u8ele8a words.
Be t. = alsai k&r.
Idle, V- !■ ala^i kit.
2. pa<ik&r=A make bad (spoil),
e.g. i. away time.
Idleness, s. SlsHi, -ye, /.; jSm,
-me,/. = l. sloth.
Idler, s. ^poSj, -SeS, m., mn.
good for nothing.
Idol, s. 1. bombefi, -heft, n. = l,
statne, applied however to
i.; kuddSu, -era, )».; mart,
-ti,/.
„, „ L.oogic
Ido
III
^.fg. bhou mogal vaatij, -tu,
/.s:l. g, very dear thing.
Idolater, s. bombeank bh&ztolo,
-lea, m.
Idolatry, s. bombeanpuja, -je,
/. = I. -worship of idols ; kud-
deVafipuja, -je, /. = I. wor-
ship of idols.
Idolize, v~ G. mogan ni6r = /. die
for love of; lale = /. long
for (Dai.) ; G. tsadavot
^purbai asa = /. is a great
affection of.
Idyll, s. gouleantso slok, -ka, m.
If, conj. z&rtar; by the cond. in
-lear; •pi^e^{wi(hiheparli-
ciple)=ia the event of, in case
ttkat; see Gram. p. 251.
Even if=z&rit&ri, or z&rit^r,
or z&rt&r and i added to the
verb; see Gram. p. 155.
If not, 1. by the condit. neg.,
or 2. by sivai^/, beside, oti/A
iAe past participle, e.g. yen-
kelea aiv5i = if you do not
do this.
Ignoble, a. uno; kirkol; h&lko;
gnvo; seeBue.
IgnomiiiioaB, a. ^Isik = /. ugly,
Jg. ; litjist = I- shameful ;
&pamanatso = I. disgrace-
ful.
Igr&omiiiy, s. l&z,-je,/.=l. shame;
iipaman, -na, m. = I. an of-
fence, loss of honour.
Ignoramus, s. AMAo mS^nis, -nd&,
m. = I. & stupid man; vlg.
redo, -4ea, m. = I. abuffalo,
/g.\ or boil, -la, »;., or ga-
dauS, -dva, «.
Ignoranoe, s. nenarpon, -iia, n. ;
nentuvai, -ye,/i
Ignorant, <J. nenar, or sikana-
tullo, nento.
Ignorantly, ad. nen&rpotian.
Ignore, v. l.nenan; see Gram.
p. 144.
^i./g. s6d = I. leave, omit,
m, a. vait ; 'I am i. = maka vai^
karta' {d^.from aun v. kSr-
tan).
Fall i. = pident pM.
Speak i. = vait ul4i, or vait
kobar ul^i, or manar nl^i.
ni-affeoted, a. nankhusetso.
ni-bred, a, tsalts^mk&nnatutlo,
or aumaryaditso.
Ill-breeding, s. nantsalts4mk&n,
-na, «., or fLum&ryad, -di,y^
Ill-health, s. naabolaiki, -ke,/.
Illegal, a. kaideavirodbi, or kai<
dea p&rmane uatuUo.
Illegible, iz. vatsunk nozoasullo;
bet. rs. ; vatsinanso.
niegitimate, (7. l.adharakzallo=
/. become by help; vlg. potar
zallo = /. born on the belly
(low expr.y^ khiro bapui nat-
uUo; vareatso.
2. kr&mavin=/.irregular; kai-
dea virodhi = /. against law.
Illiberal, d^. udarn^inasuUo ; su-
rati; imto =t stingy,
niioit, a. by the neg. Pot. Mood;
^e^Gram.; d.nnayatBO.
Illiterate, a. sikanatullo.
if. B. All the tuordt eompoiaided with the Lot. Im s not,
not put doan here, are to he formed according to Gtr>m. Put IJI. oh. 1
lU-natnie, s. k&rk&ratso, or vait
eobau, -aya, m.= l. trouble-
some nature; bezarai, -ye,
/■
ni-uatnred, a. vaitsobavatso, efc.
IUmbs, s. pida, -de, /.; rog(6),
-ga, m.
lUogioal, f^- nayavirodbi.
Ill-temper, s. kodsan, -ne (-ni),
/. = /, bitterness, fg. ; see
ni-uatnre.
Illnminate, 'v. prakas&i, n. c;
uzuad kar = /. make light;
uzuadS,i, c. v. of uzu5.d, n.
v.; dive lai=/. apply lamps.
Illmaination, s. uzuad, -dS,, m.
pr./g., e.g. otmmi; pr&kas,
-sa, m.
Budiprakas, -sa, m. = use of
reason.
IllnBion, .f. bhriLm,-ma, ». ; tsuk,
-ki,/. = ^. an error; fdtkiri
alo^n, -ni, yi = /. a wrong
opinion; sopan,-pna, n. = I,
a dream,_/^.
IIluBtrate, ». vivor sang, G. M. =
I. say explanation; sarko
(-ki, -ken) dakiii = /. show
exactly ; sost k&r = /. make
clear, distinct.
UlnBtration, s. vivor, -ra, m.;
daklo, -lea, m. = l, example.
Illnstrions, a. navadgo ; p&rzg,lik
s /. splendid ; dobajeatso =
/. pompous, grand; v6d, or
Todponatso s /, great.
Ill-will, s. mosdr, -era, m., nisku-
tsar, -ra, m. = /. envy.
Imagref s- 1- imaz, -ji, f. = I.
a statue, /r.
2. rejist, -ta, m. = & picture,^.;
pint^r, -ra, n.,/r.; rupden,
-dea, «., or rupnen, -nea, «. ;
citri^, -tra, n.
3. Garkeu,-kea, n. = 1. a. simili-
tude.
4. k&lpana, -ne,/. = t. an Imagi-
nation.
Imaginable,!]^. &inttso,:7r&intuyet
asf^Uo ; dei. rs. ; iSintunk
taukta ten = wbat can be
thought; s&tvq jen JSintunk
tankta ten = whatever can
be thought.
Imaginary, ^- k&lpfinetso, n.c.\
girigiritso = /. of fancy ; rs.
61ntun (or iSint^llo) matri^
= /. only thought ; khiiro n&in
asullo = /. not true.
Imagination, s. 1. kalp&oa, -ne,
/. exact but n.c.
S.girigiri, -ri, /. (holf-foUy).
3.kS,lpounen, -nea, n. (act oT
the i.); vlg. iSintna, -ne,/.
Imagine,^. I.k^lp&na kilr; j^int
= /. think.
S.sddun kad = /. seeking take.
Imbecile, a. pisoso; ^remarla
(I'/f .); nenar = /. ignorant ;
vid lag^llo.
Imbibe, v. piye = I. drink ; fg.
bh6rn za or bbdr = /. be filled.
„, „ L.oogic
Imb
243
Imm
AT. £. All the aordt eompowaded mth the Lai. im = not,
>t put down here, are to be formed aeeording to Oram. Part III. oh, i
Imbrtte, v. budfii = /. plunge;
biz&is/. moisten ; rdng lai,
<w r, di = /. apply colour.
Be imbrued with = bh6rn asa.
Imitable, a. dek(e) kane^et
asuUo, or dek kauenntso;
D&muneatso = /. exemplary.
Imitate, v. 1. G. dek(6)ka9a =>
/. take example ; G. patlau
k&r = /. make foUoviog ;
. . . Barken k&r, Or. b&ri k^r,
Or. piirmane kfir = make si-
milar to.
2. nlikal kad = /. take a copy.
Imitation, s. I. patlau, -lava, m.
= following.
2. Barken, -kea, «. = I. Bimili-
tude,
3.dek(e), -ki, /. = I. an ex-
ample ; rs, into v,
Immaoulate, a. papkh&tnatullo ;
niskSl = I, pure.
Immaterial, a. kadnatullo = /.
without body or matter.
Immature, a. 1. pikanatuUo;
t&rno = /. green (fruits).
2. &s&mpurn = I. imperfect.
Immediate, a. l. (bhon) lagsilo =
/. (very) near, c.^, im. cause.
2.rs. into iitant8 = /. just now,
ck. cs.
Inunediately, ad. 1. bhou lagin =
I. very near.
2. tea {or yea) kSilria, or tea
(yea) f&ra = in that (this)
moment.
Immediately after, upriint tefi
fara, e.g. im. after death
there is the judgment =
melea uprant teata fara
z^dti asa; npratJlts; only
fara, e. g. im, after getting
np, pray to God = utuUea
iara Deva lagin mag.
Immemorial, a. from time i. =
kobro natullea kala thaun.
Immenae, a. l. mapnatullo, or
mezapnatuUo = /. without
measure; gM natulIo=/.
without limit; &g4uit = /.
numberless; Ifekavin, or 16k-
natuUo; £intayin=/. without
end; vlg. bhou Y6d, or bbou
ts^ vistarlolo = /. very
great or extended.
2. d^it = I. gigantic (very
tall).
Immensity, s. nanmap, -pa, n,\
bet. rs. into adj.
Immerge, ». bud3,i, c. v. of bud,
«, V,, pr., fg., e. g. im. in
busineBS.
InmerBion, s. budap, -dpa, n.
Immigrate, ^. yeta = /. comes ;
p&riigavantlo yeta.
Imminent, a. 1. p6dtso = I. ia\\-
2. bbou lagsilo, or bhou lagin
asuUo.
Immoderate, a. billt natullo;
mirTOnt80 = /. surmounting;
ts&davot.
Imm 244 Imp
N. B. All the teordi componnded with the Lat. imanot,
not put datcn here, are to be/ormed aceording to Gram. Part III. i
Immoderatel;, ad. hSltnastanaS.
Immoderation, s. Tniruo^ea, -nea,
n.
Immodest, a. &am&ryadit8o; S.]Sik
= '- ugly, fg-. e- g- im- sin ;
l&zbando i^ar. Uzmando),
or l^z natullo = Bliamelees.
Immodesty, s. aumiryad, -di,/;
l&zbandpon, -na, n. = /.
Immolate, v. bhet^i = /. offer.
Immolation, s. bhetounea, -nea,
n.\ sakrifis, -sa, m.,/r.
Immoral, d- ^naayatso = I. illi-
cit; a.um^ryaditso = /. im-
modest; kboto = /. wicked;
lajist = /. sbameful; kusnllo
= corrupted ; kantaleatso =
/..abominable; yait tsalitso
or vait gunatso = /. of bad
morals.
Immorality, s. augu;i, -na, m„ or
durgun, -na, m, = L vice ;
&nnai, -ya, m.; Tait, karnio
= /. bad actions ; vaif tsal,
-li,/.
Immortal, a. m6TDaTin; m&rn-
oatullo; sa3natB0=/. eternal
s&dankalatso = /. of ever.
Immortalize, v. Tis&matuUo kSr
= 1, make nnforgottea; sas-
nak dov6r or saanak urii
. = /. cause to remain for
ever.
Immortality,-^. am&ran,i7ram6rD,
-na, «,, «. c.
Immovable, a. halonk nozo as-
uUo, or halnaso, or halna^
tuUo; rs. into rau = /.
remain; gbat=/. firm; ts&l-
natullo.
Im. property = stirajindgi,
-g9./
Immunity, s. sutka, -ke, /. = I.
freedom; i££ Exemption.
Immntability, 'f . tbirasan,-ni,/'.^
nanb&dlap, -pa, n., n. c.
Immutable, a. badS.lzauDkiiat-
uUo, «r bMalnatuUo; tbirj
t6t3 = /. the same.
Imp, 5. 1. dru|takai, -ye,y,; bhat,
-ta, m. = & ghost, a devil.
2. tflntaimari, -ria, m.
Impair, -v. pad k&r = spoil ; una
k&r = /. make less; ^sk&t
kflr = /. make weak; kad s
I. take away, e.g. im. hononr ;
m6d(6)=s/. break,, fl.jf", ino,
one's, energy.
Impale, ». (suliyen) t6p=^. trans-
fix (with a pale).
Impalpable,, a. apodaafEso, or
apdanknozo^suUo ; bhon
b&rik = /. very thin.
Impanel, ^. patter bor&i = /.
write on the list (a jary).
Impart, v, di ; vanto di = A give
a part, communicate.
Impartial, a. nitivont = /. jnst ;
kh&dakh&d; rup {or tdnd)
p6|eDatullo = /, not looking-
Imp
Imp
2f. B. All the Kord* eovtpoundeS leith the Lot. Im = not,
not pat doan klre, ara to be/ormtd according to Oram. Part III. eh. Ir.
at the face; p&^patnatuUo,
/rom p^kSa = the side.
Intpartiolity, .f. l.oaap&kSapat,
-ta,«.; nit, -ti,y; = /. justice.
ImpasBable, a. utrnnlciiozoasallo,
or utranatiso, or utrasarko
natuUo.
Impansibllity, s. BOBinafUarkeD,
-kea M.; 6e(. rs.
JmpasBible, a. eosinaosarko.
MpasBioned, a, utsambol = /.
excited; ragan z<so = /.
baming for anger; uma-
leatBO = /. boiling, y^.
Impatience, s. 1. nansosnikai,
-ye,/.
2.&\xs&r, -ra, m. = I. haste;
dirvM, -da, m.
Impatient, <7. 1. soBnikainatallo.
2. &as&ratso = /. hast; ; asetso
= /. eager.
Be im. = soanikai kanenan.
Impeach, v. firijad di=/. give ac-
cusation ; durva = /. blame.
Itnpecoability, s. pS,tkantli sutka,
-ke,y. = /. freedom from sin.
Impecoable, a. patkantlo viroit =
free from sin; patak ada-
runk nozo ii8uUo = /. impos-
sible to commit sin; patak
natullo = without siu; pat-
kantlo safuUo = free from
sia.
Impede, ^. 1. adai, or adk&l (^or
addi) kar. "
2. todou kar =s /. make delay.
Impediment, .f. l.&ddi,-de,yC, or
adk&l, -li,/.
2-gag,-gi,/.=/. a Btammering.
Impel, V. l.ts&l&i = /. cause to
walk, c.v. ^ts&l; dauodfii
= /. cauBe to run, c. v. of
daun; bdl kar=/. make force,
Tiolence; 16t = /. push.
2.1ai=/. apply, e.g. j. to write
= borouD5efik lai; bud sang
s l. Bay advice; ntsambof
k&r = /. make excited ; utfti
= /. cause to rise,^., e.g.
i. to perform a duty ; by ihe
c.v.
Impend, v. I . umk&lai, t. v. of
umk&I, ». V.
2. p6dtso E,sa=l. is falling (im-
minent).
Impending, a. p&dtso; bhou lagin
asuUo.
Impenetrability, s. riganansar-
ken, -kea, n.
Impenetrable, a. riganansarko,
or rigunk nozo asullo.
Impenitence, s. dharunaic/. ob-
etinacy; n&Sprajit, or &pra-
jit, -ta, «. = I. not satisfac-
tion.
Impenitent, a. dharun=/. obsti-
nate ; prajitkilri natullo.
Imperative, a. 1. formaitolo or
formauntso.
2.g&rjetso = /. necessary.
Imperceptible, a. aikunk (or po-
leunk) nozo asullo; del. rs.
Imp
246
Imp
2f. B. All the aordi eompovnded teUh the Lot. im = not,
not put down here, are to he formed according to Gram. Part III, eh. if.
aikunk uozo ; di|tip6daDa^
tuIlo=^. DOt falling to sight.
Imperfeet, a. l.&sampurn; tirsi-
natuUos:/. not finiebed.
2. tsuk = I. vroog, or bei. tsuk
asullo = having fanltB ; Sib
fisallo or Mb&tBo ^ I. having
imperfections.
Imperfeotion, s. 1. Jts&mpurnai,
■y^i /■ ; ^ib, -ba, «. = a fault
(esp. physical),
a.askiitkai, -ye,/= /. frailty;
tank, -ki,/, =a mistake.
Imperial, a. l.maharajat&o, or
mabarayatso.
2.^. rayab^riao, or bei. rs.
rayab&ri or raya6eajin8iEL =
I. in the manner of a king.
Imperions, see Arrog^ant
Imperishable, a. vlg: kabarzaunk
nozo asullo, yV. ; mdrnayin
= I. immortal; nasnatullo;
sadankalatBO ; ^ntavin = /.
mthout end.
Impermeable, a. udkak dampijllo
= /. shut to water ; see Im-
penetrable.
Imperfional, a. zon dak3,inatullo.
Impertinence, s. b&I, -]a, n.
Impertinent, a. saliSt.
Imperturbable,'!, nidan = /. calm;
tband = /, cold,y^.; thirs/.
constant; s&madhanatso = /.
of concord.
ImperrlouB, a. see Impenetrable.
Impetuosity, s. b61, -la, n = I.
fdrce ; zulum, -Ime, /. = I.
violence ; S,a8&r, -ra, tn. >= /.
haste.
Impetnons, a. I. bfiliSt, or b6-
latso.
2, &us&ratso = /. hasty,
bnpetns, see Impetuosity,
bnpiety, s. 1. nanbh&kt, -ti, /.
= I. no piety,
2. khotepon, -na, n. = I. vricked-
ness,
Impine:e, see DaslL
Impious, a. 1. bh3,ktnatulIo = /.
not pious; Sastra-adasallo.
•2.khoto = ^ wicked.
3.kantaleatso = /. abominable.
Implacable, a. movalanatnllo ;
dharun = /. obstinate; farik-
ponkanenatullo = /. not re-
ceiving satisfaction.
Implant, v. 1. lai.
2./g. k&utsM = /. press, e.^.
in the mind = mdtint.
Implement, s. Laid, -da, it. =: /.
an instrument.
2. upai, -ya, m. = I. means.
Implicate, v. 1 . sirkai = /. en-
tangle; tondreant ghal = /.
put in trouble.
2.1ag = /. be attached, ch, cs.,
e.g. be is also implicated in
it = ani taka lagta; mel&i =
/, mix, mingle; see Imply,
Implication, s. (say something by
i.) hisare di = /. give bints;
see Imply,
Imp
Imp
JT. B. All the leordt eovtpounded aith the LaU Im = not,
li firf down here, are to be formed aeeording to Oram. Part III. oh. It.
Implicit, a. rs. into implicate;
gnpit.
Implore, V. mag, Prs. Cm.; a?
diun mag = /. ask giring
adj a ration.
Imply, V. I. somzuD yeta = /.
come 8 understood.
2.atapi, c.v. ^atap= contain.
Impolite, a. tsalts&mk&n natallo,
or &\im&Tyadiiao; d&dio-l.
rough.
Impoliteness, s. nant8alt8&mk&9,
-na, «.; ftum5,ryad, -di, /.;
ranuotpo^, -aa.,n. = I. wild-
neBs.y^.
Impolitio, 1. l.bBdiiatuUo,badi-
br^t.
2.tsllIounfiGak adasyllos/. be-
ing against goyerning.
Imponderable, a. bbarnfitnllo.
Import, s. &rth9, ^tha, m.
Import, ^- 1. had = /. bring.
2. itrth^ asa = /. meaning is ;
somzon yeta = I. ig ander-
stood.
S.gfLrjetso zaun asa = /. is
necessary; see Conoem,
Importaaoa, s. l.bhar, ^ra, m.
= 1. weight,^.; g&rz, -je,
/. = /. necessity.
2.huddo, -dea, m. = I. high
state; 'man of im. = vodlo
m&nie, or podvi asullo, or
huddeatso m&nis, -nsa, m.'
Important, a- 1- bhari = /.
weighty, /g; gilrjetBO = /.
necessary; aloien k&rtso =
/. making opinion (giving to
think).
2. v6d or Todlo = I. great; pod-
vedar-/. powerful; hnd-
deatso = /. of rank.
Importsne, v. bezar k&r, or
kilrk&r k&r; portun portuo
mag = I. ask again and again .
Importunity, s. k4rk&r, -ran, pi.
m.\ tondre, pi. m. = l. em-
barrassment ; khanpati, -te,
/•
Impose, T. l.formai.
2.fdt§i=:/. deceive.
Impossibility, s. nantank, -ki,/: ;
iei. rs. into nozo.
Impossible, a. nozo; t&nknatuUo.
Impostor, s. moa(6) kartolo, or
mosagar, -ra, m.
Imposture, s. nad, -di, /. = /.
a trick; m5s(6), -sa, m. = /.
deceit.
Impotence, s. ftskfiitkai, -y6,y. =:
/. weakness.
Impotent, a. bhoa iisk&t ^ /.
very weak.
Impreoate, v. mSg, e. g. vait
mag; son, e.g. gali son ^
say injuries (abuse), also
call nicknames.
Imprecation, s. 1. sap, -pa, w.,
«, c, or §irap, -pi, m. = I.
curse; souvo, -vea, «n. = a
calling (one) had names;
gal, -\i,/.=l. abase, con-
Imp
Imp
X. B. All Iht Kordt comjiQunded toiih the LoX Im. = not,
put doitn Aere, are to be formed according to crram. Part III. oh.
mSldisann.
tumely ; vlg,
-ara, n.,Jr.
ImpresB, v. l.mhor mar = /.
beat a seal.
2.kl,Qts&i, e.£'. on the mind;
boro ugdas k&r = /. make
good remembrance, ck. cs.
3. moyalai = /. make tender
(the heart); rig = /. enter,
e. ff. boro rigla = made a
good impression; lag = /.
be attached: 'sermauit boro
laglo'.
Impreeeion, s. 1. k&atsounen,
-nea, n.
2. mhor, -re,/. = /. a seal.
3.1agap, -gpa, «., e.g. upon
the mind.
4. utaamholai, -ye,/. = /. ex-
citement; bet. Ts.into v.
I have an im. that..., I am un-
der the im. that. . . = maka
dista ki . . .
ImpresBive, a. ISgtso.
Imprint, see ImpresB.
Imprison, v. b&ndint ghal; tu-
ringant ghal; -ulg. jailant
ghal,yr.
Improbable, a. 1. s&tmandunk
nozoso = almost impoasible
to be beUeyed.
2. plLB^nd kS,runk ^von^i
asullo = /. not worthy of
approval.
Improper, a. boronilin aauUo;
n^inzallo ; ^um^ryaditso.
Improperly, oi?. 1. anmaryadia =
/. not decently.
2. tBukon = /. wrongly.
Impropriety, s. fiumaryad, -di,/
Improve, d. 1. kurt k&r=/. mako
improvement {esp. material);
gau k&r = I. make improve-
ment {esp. immat e rial , moral);
boro k4r =/, make good; vrad-
dhi kS.r =/. make prosperous.
2.adhar kiir = /. make help.
Improvement, s. kurt, -ta, m.,
e.g. of the ground; gun,-na,
«. or vriddhi, -dhi,/.; see
Improve.
Imprudence, s. nanbud, -di, /.;
rs. into Sintin^stanan = L
not thinking (well).
Imprudent, a. budnatullo ; badi-
br^t ; taatrainatullo ; za-
grutainatullo, or zagrutna-
tttllo.
Impudent, a. Rzbando; UjiSf.
Impugn, V. Dat, virod ul&i = /.
speak against; or virod veta.
Impulse, s. boj, -Ja, «., pr./g.,
e. g. im. of mind.
Impulsive, a. 1. /. lottso.
2.kiimketso or kumkitso = /.
helping.
Impunity, s. siksesutka, -ke,/ =
/. freedom from punishment.
Impure, <i^. l.nitMnatullo; iilsik
= /. ugly, /g. ; mhelo — /.
dirty ; Ciklatso = /. dirty, e.
g. water.
i.-;..i,L'Ooglc
Imp 2
2. barso, pr./g: (morftlly);
pozdo=/. profane, dishoaest ;
mostitso = /. wanton.
3.borsi11o = /. mixed.
Anpority, s. most, -ti,y. = wan-
tonness; pozdepon, -na, n.;
Itudi&eo khusio = I. bodily
pleasures; biH-sepon, -na, n.
Imputation, s. firyad, -di,/.; see
Ch&r^, Blame.
Impote, V. lai — I. apply (as-
cribe); gunyaukar kar = /.
sbow guilty.
In, ^ep. 1. ij^Loc. t/ place
where is meant, e. g. in India
= Indient.*
2. by the 2nd Loc. to show
time, place, e.g. sanjer = in
the evening; p&ttersin tlie
list.
3. by the Instr. to show direc-
tion : 'tea kusin vots'.
4.bitar = /. in, among.
5. thiUn = there, as regards ;
e. g. in the soul there are
three facnlties; see Gram.
P. IV. ch. u.
Inability, see Inoapability.
Inacoessible, a. yotsanansarko;
Totsunk nozo &sulIo; votsa-
nanso.
Inaoeuracy, s. p&ram&ii, -se, /.
= inadvertence ; n&nts&trai,
-ye,/.
Inaoonrata, a. fiinddi^ = not
correct, n. c. ; zagrutn&in-
asuUo ; ts&tr&inatuUo.
Inaotive, a. alsi; kamnatullo.
9 Inc
Inactivity, s. alslU, -ye,/
Inadequate, a. kamak pddana-
tullo = /, not falling to the
business; layek nd,inasi^lIo.
Inadvertence, s. nantsatrai, -ye,
/ ; pfiramfirsi, -se,/
Inalienable, a. p&radin kHrunk
DOzo asfllo; p&radin k^ri-
nanso.
Inanimate, a. jivnatuUo.
Inapplicable, a. nanz&untso; p6da-
natullo; bet. rs. into zainan.
Inappreciable, a. m61 ^von&in
as^Uo; m61natullo.
Inapproachable, see Inaoceeaible.
Inaptitude, s. nalayekpon, -na, n.
Inarticulate, a. soStuatullo, or
— n&inasi;llo.
Inasmuch, ad. dekun = I. there-
fore; tea pasun = /, for that.
Inattention, s. nanSit, -ti, / ;
nants&trai, -ye,/.
Inattentive, a. £it dinatullo ;
ts&train3.tullo.
Inauf urate, v. l.suru kir = /.
make a beginning, G. F.
2. benjar kar = /. bless, fr. \
p&vitri^ k&r.
S.dobajean kane = I. take with
solemnity ; kamak rigii = I.
cause to enter into an office.
Incalculable, a. l^knatuUo, or
l^k kiLrnozo asijUo.
Incandescence, s. tapouneii, -nea,
"«.
Incandescent, a. tap&illo.
Incantation, s. bolmen, -mea, n.\
bhul, -li,/.; ghadi, -di,/.
i.-...iA'00glc
Inc
Incapability, s. aSikt, -kti, /.;
&tran, -na, n.; naolayekpon,
-ria, n.
Ineapable, a. l.lS.yekDatallo, or
— D&iaEsnllo.
S.s^k&tnatuUo.
Incarnate, v. m&usas&iinb ghe
— /. take human nature;
m^nis z& = I. become man.
Incarnation, s. m&nlavatsr, -ra,
m., n. c. ; some say inkar-
nasaun, -sava, n.,/r.
Xnoaation8,a. tsfltrainatuHo; bud-
natullo.
Incense, s. 1 . dhump, -pa, m.
2. loban, -na, n, = frankin-
cenee.
lucenae, v. dhump^i, c. v.
IncentJTC, ^. nmalai, -ye,/, e.g.
to Bin; ut8ambolai,-ye,/.=/.
excitement; rondounen, -nea,
n. = I. allurement.
Incertitude, s. Saman, -na, m.,
e.g. in. of death; dubaupon,
-9a, n.
Incessant, a. kh&lanatullo.
Incessantly, oi^.kh&lnastanan, or
kh^lnastanin ; thambanas-
tanM; ravan&Btanaff; g&-
diye gidiye = /. from mo-
ment to moment.
Incest, v. saireapr&duvar, -ra,
«.; sS,ireabitilrIen produTar,
-ra, ».
Inch, s. fiDgM, -la, n. dpprox.
Incidence, s. podap, -dpa, n.
Incident, s. g&dSp, -dpa, n. = I.
event; siugS-t, -gti,/.
Incision, s. k&trap, ^pa, n. ;
katro, -trea, m. (small,
ornamental).
Incisor, s. mukavelo {or muklo)
dant, -ta, m. {var. mnkailo).
Incite, V. utsambol k&r; uskai
(a dog) ; utii = /. cause to
rise,^^., e.g. to virtue.
Incitement, see Incentive.
Incivility, see Impoliteness.
Inclemency, s. k^tinai, -ye, y.
^s^madhan, -na, »., e.g. of
the weather.
Inclination,^, l.bagounen, -nea,
«,, or bagap, -pa, n.
2.deuni, -90,/ */. a slope.
i./g. Todni, -ne, /.; apurbai,
-ye,/. = /. affection, fond-
ness.
Incline, v. l.bagai, c. v. of baga.
%.fg. m6n voi k&r c= /. make
heart yes.
S.Tond^i, c. V. ^vondou, e.g.
vai^ak vondouta = iQclines
to evil; khusi &sa. = /. is
desire; boreu dista = /. ap-
pears good.
Inclined, part, a. 1. Utjar = I.
ready {not ex.).
2. -so quasi-dim. (see Gram. P.
III. ch. ii.) e. g. in. to white
= doTO-so.
3.rs. into vondonneii asa ^ /.
inclination is, e.g. I am well
in. towards N. = T^i. th&iS
maka v. a.
Include, v. 1. bit&r ghal = /. put
inside.
Inc
Inc
2. atapi = I. contain.
3. lek = /. count, consider.
Inolusire, a. 1. sMt = also.
2. at&pan = I, containing («,
c.),e.g.itom 2 to 13 in. = don
tbauQ tera atapun, or don
thaun tera p&riant ata.
Incognito, a. gutaSea rupan;
v^ b&dluD.
Incoherenae, s. n&nlagap, -gpa,
«. ; bel. rs. into laganan.
Incoherent, a. laganatullo; b&-
mapddnatullo.
Income, s. 1. hnttarol, -It, /.
2. adai, -ya, m. = I. profit.
Inoommensnrable, a. yek&ts map<
natullo; bet. rs. yek&ts map
nan = there is not one mea-
sure.
Ineommodious, a. soukasainar
tuUo.
Incommmiicable, a. Tanto zaun-
Barko natuUo, n. c; dina
Barko; bei. rs.
iBOomparftble, a. sfLrivin or e&r-
k&rinanso; H&matullo.
Incompatible, <i^. 1. TOpanatullo=
/. not agreeing, or nanvoptso.
2. melanansarko.
Incompetence, s. naDvazbipon,
-na, ».
Incompetent, a. podvinatullo ;
vazbinatullo ; h&kki^natullo
=/. not having right; kamak
p6daaatullo.
Incomplete, a. &3&mpurii.
lacomplfltenesfi, s. ilB&mpurnai,
-ye,/
IncompreheiiBible, a. somznnk no-
zo asnllo, or somzas&rkona-
tullo somzananso ; pS.ripurii
somzananso = /. not fully
intelligible.
Inoonoeir&blfl, a. fiintisarko na-
tuUo ; bei. fiiutunk nozo
asuUo.
Inconelnsive, a. akernatnllo, n.
c; ruzu zaunknatnllo ; tal-
mul natullo («. c), e. g. i.
argument.
Incongruity, s. Tirod, -da, «.
Inconsiderable, see Trifling.
Inoonsiderate, a. t sat rain&t alio.
InoonBiderateness, s. naiits&trai,
-ye,/.
Inconsistency, s. 1. thirnatulleS
mdn, -na, n. *= I. not firm
heart.
2.nanlagap, -gpa, «.=s/. inco-
herence.
Inconsistent, a. l.thirnatullo=/.
not firm.
2. nanvoptso, or vopanatnllo.
3- laganatullo =1. not adhering.
4. 8ibmap6danartuUos /. not fall-
ing right.
Inconsolable, a. s&miidhanDa-
tullo ; bhuz&isilrkonatullo,
or bhuzounk nozo asuUo.
Inconstancy, s. thirnatullen m6n,
-na, n.
Inconstant, a. thirnatullo, or
ftthir.
Incontinence, s. nansambalon-
neD,-nea, «., «. c; barsepoji,
-na, ». = /. impurity.
Inc
Ind
Inoontrorertible, a. dubannatullo;
t&rk k&runk nozo asallo.
InconTenienoe, s. 1. iisiindrap,
-pa, n.
2. naiivazbipon, -na, «.
Inoorporata, 'v- mel^i = /. mix.
IncorrectneBB, s. a5uddijpo;i, -na,
«,
Inoarii^ible, a. 6&mazaiBarkoaa-
tullo.
Incorrupt, a. kusanatuUo.
Inoorraptioii,f.aaakuBap,-6pa,;z.
Inoormptible, a. kuBanansarko,
or kusasarkonatuUo.
JnoreaBB, v. 1. tBfidai, c.v. of
tB&d, n. 2'.; het. tsad k&r.
2. TrMdhi za = I. get pros-
perous.
luore&Be, s. 1. tsS.diip, -dpa, «.,
or bet. tsMau, -dava, m.
2.Triddhi, -dhi,/.=/. prosper-
ity.
Incredible, a- n^mbgasarkona-
tallo ; n&nsMmaadtso, or
satmandinanso ; vlg, rs. into
verb.
Incredulity, s. d.nbaTadt, 4a, m.,
(jrinbavadtpon, -na,«.; nan
n^mbganen, -nea, «.
Inerednlou6,<z. ^nbavadti; namb-
gauatullo; s^tmandiQatuUo.
Incriminate, v. flryad di; see
Inorost, "u. 1 . katin dank ; kat za.
2. mau za.
Incabste, v. rovane b6s.
IncubuB (nightmare), s. hardea-
Bul, -ja, m.
Ittonlcate, v. k&nta&i, e.g. on tbe
mind; m6tiut gbal = /. pat
into mind; sangun sang =
saying say; portun portan
sang = /. again again say.
Inculcation, s. porti porti bud,
-di,/.
Inculpable, a. nento (var. neu-
tuo); gunyaunnatullo.
Inonlpate, v. gunyaukar k&r = /,
make guilty ; see Blame.
Incur, V. mfel = /. be found, sb.
Dot.
Incurability, s. nafigun, -na, m. ;
bel. rs.
Incurable, a. boro zaunk nozo
asuUo; bet. rs.
Incnraion, s. angar p6dap, -dpa,
n.
Indebted, a. I'la. asullo.
Indebted (Be),^. l.devoasii: 'lam
i. to you for one rupee = aveo
tuka ySk riipoi devo asa';
rinkar zaun &Ba = /. is
debtor, fg. also, e.g. for
one's healtb; rin asa = /.
debt is; rinanin bb6rlolo
zaan asa.
%/g. also, upk^r mand, or u.
baud".
Indeoenoy, s. fiumaryad, -di, f.
Indecent,(i.lLum&ryadit80; l&ji|t
apik.
Indecision, s, tondre, pi. m. ;
dubau, -bava, m. = I. doubt.
IndeoiBire, a. dubavi or dubauu-
tso, e.g. i. Tictory; tondrea^
tso.
Ind
Ind
Indeclinable, a. rapnatullo; b^-
d9,lz£luDknat)illo ; b&dalniU
tuUo.
lodeeoroufl, s. n&inzallo; iam&r-
jaditso.
Indeeortun, s. ^um^ryad, -di,y.
Indeed, ad. kb&rents, mn. also
the Lai. quidem:, oiz-zaun;
albfiit = of course {var. 5.b-
ISt) ; nizgi, or kbftreogi,
or 8&tgi = I. 18 it true ?
Jndehti^able, a. purozaunkoar
tallo ; bezarzaunknatnllo.
Indefinable, a. &rthij, sangunk
nozo as^Uo ; vivorDatullo =
I. not having explanation.
Indefinite, a. gMnatulIo = /.
without limit; igariit = /.
numberless, e. g, iig. jini
= eternal life; dubauntso,
or dubavi = /, uncertain;
kh^ndit n&ia asullo = /. not
determined.
Indelioate, o,. nazuku&iiisullo ;
ilumilryaditso.
Indelicacy, s. naanazukai, -ye,/.
Indemnifioation, s. farikpon, -na,
«.
Indemnify, ti. farikpo;i di.
Indemni^, s. ^rikpon, -na, n.;
rs. na^tavin a without harm.
Indent, v. katre ghal = I. put
cats.
Independence, s. sot&ntrij, -tra, m.
Independent, <z. l.aplea sotd.ntrar
asyllo (or sot&ntratso) ;
(konak) khalnatnllo == not
being under any one.
2. aple khuse p^rmane ts&l-
tolo = /. walking according
to one's own will ; see ITree.
Independently, ad. l.BOtantran.
2. sivai = /. except, mih th:
Participle, e.g. ind. of self-
denial we do not go to
heaven = apnak inkar kelea
sirai, etc.
3. ts^trai dinaatanan a /. not
paying attention.
4. aple khuse parmane = /.
according to one's own wish,
Indestruotible, a. nasasarko-
natullo, n. c. \ bet. nas k&r-
nozo asijUo.
Indeterminable, a. nis5eisisarko-
natullo, or nisceisunk nozo
asullo.
Indeterminate, a. nis^eisinatullo ;
kh&ndit n&in asijUo.
Indetermination,.f.anman,-na,w.
= incertitude.
Index, s. l.pananpatti, -%<&,/. =
I. a list of pages,
2.kanto, -tea, m.; see Hand.
3. gurt^, -ta, tn.
Indian, a. Indietso, or Hindus-
taniitso.
Indicate, s. dakai; gurt^i asa =
/. a sign is, ch. cs. ; ^rthu asa
= /. meaning is, ch. cs.
Indication, s. l.gurti}, -ta, m.
2.dakon, -ne,/.
Indicative, a. dakouutso.
Indict, see Aconse.
Indi&rence, s. 1. nidanai, -ye,/.
= calmness (ascetic ind.).
Ind
Ind
2. th^nd =/. cold, or thitnd mdn,
-nS, K. = /. a cold heart ; be-
parvo, -vea, m. = /. neglect
(sastrabeparvo); alsai, -ye,
/. = laziness.
S. nanvondounen, -nea, n. = l.
no iaclinatioQ.
Indifferent, a. 1. nidan = /. calm.
2.tliand = /. cold,^.
3.t8istrainatullo = /. not giv-
ing attention.
4, beparvi =/. neglecting; alsi
= I. lazy; sutnaratso = /.
moderate.
5. Tondanatullo = /. not inclin-
iog; vait-boronatuUo.
I am indifferent to it = maka
yek&ts.
Indifferently, ad. 1. see the a.
2. blied(4)karinaBtanan=^.not
making difference.
Indigence, f. l.durbolkai,-ye,/.,
or durbolai, -ye,/.
2.kirkola,i,-ye,/. = /. wretched-
ness.
3, 86dni, -ne, /. =1. abandon-
ment; niradhar, -ra, m.
4. girz, -je, /. = I. necessity.
Indigenous, a. gauntso = /. of
the country; W^, angatso =
I. of here.
Indigent, i^.dublo; kirkol; sodi^Uo,
or vater sandijUo; gS,rjent
&s^llo = /. being in need;
upai uatuUo; niradhari.
Indigestible, a. jiranatullo, or
jirasarkonatullo.
Indigestion, s. &jirn, -na, n.
Indignant, a. ragifit or ragar
zallo; kr6datso.
Be ind.=rag£lrza, t^r ragar rau,
or ragan zill.
Indignation, -T. rag,-ga, m.: 'excito
ind. = r&g adiii'.
Indignity, s. 1. nliinzalli karni,
-ne, /. = I. a,n nnbecoming
action; khotepoQ,-na, re. = /,
wickedness.
2.&kman,rrr&p&man,-na, 7n.=
I. offence.
Indigo, s. nil, -li,/.
Indirect, a. nitn&in astjUo — /.
not straight; vankdo = I.
crooked, pr. fg., e. g. ind.
proof.
Indirectly, ad. rankde vatOD = I,
in an indirect way.
Indiscreet, a. bhed(6) kilrnatullo
= /. not making difference ;
budnatullo = /. aot prudent.
Indiscretion, s. naiibud, -di,yi
Indiscriminate, a. bhed(^6) k^rna-
tnllo = /. not making differ-
ence.
Indiscriminately, ad. bhed(6) k^ri-
nastanan.
Indispensable, a. bhou g^rjetso
= I. very necessary ; bhou
zirur = /. Yery argent; rs.
. . .Tine(^rQastanan);raunk
nozo.
Indispose, v. Dat. ad uUi = /.
speak against, ch. cs.; mon
. . .thaun pois k&r — /. make
the heart far from. . .
Indisposed, ti. I.t*.;. bolaildniiasa
„, „ L.pogic
Ind
Ind
(there is) no health ; or
bolaikinatullo; r^.eoukasai
nan.
2. nfinkhnletso = /. not willing ;
iet. rs. [ /:
Indispoaitios,^. l.nanbolaiki,-ke,
2. naukhnsi, -se, /. => /. no
will; rs. soukasai nan.
Indispntable, a. dubaunatullo ;
t&rknatuUo.
IndisBolnble, a. veglatsar k&mnk
nozo asallo; ving^ k&runk
nozo asuUo ; modanatuUo.
Indietinct, fi. 1. eoltnatallo, £.^.
Toice.
2. f%dpo3i=/. faint, e.g: colour.
Indistinctly, ad. rs. info aost
afui nan afixed to the verb\
•vlg. gnlugula.
Indistingaishable, a. bhed(^) k^
rank nozo asnllo ; bet. rs.
Indite, V. bor&i = /. write.
Individual, a. 1. aplo = I. own.
2. visea = /. particular,
S.yekatso or yekleatao = /. of
one only.
4. vingM=/. separated, single.
Individnal, s. yeklota = I. one ;
vingid z6n, -na, m.(or other
similar noun) = /. a single
person.
Individnality, .r. (yekleatso) gan,
-na, m.
Indivisibility, s. nanvantiaarken,
-kea, n.
IndiTisible, a. vantisarkonatullo ;
vantunk {or kudke k^runk)
nozo asi^llo.
Indocile, <!• sikasarko n^ifiasullo.
IndooUity,-f.8ikanaQsarken,-ke8,
n., or nansikasarkefi, -kea,
«,, «. c.
Indolence, J. alsai, -je, /.', j6m,
or zfem, -me,y. (var, jim)=/.
sloth, sleepiness.
Indolent, a. &\si; j^metolo.
Be ind.Esj^me (var.jkm yetfi),
Indomitable, a. sado k3,runk nozo
asullo = /. impossible to
make (be made) tame ; s^o
kiirinansarko, ». c. ; sado
kflrinanso, ». c.
Indoor, a. gh&ra bitflrlo.
Indubitable, a. dubaanatullo.
Induce, -v. lai = /. apply, e.g.
ind. to do ; by c. v. \ bud sang
= I. say advice ; atiii = /,
cause to rise, ^., «. ^. ind.
to act courageously, ck.
fuslais/. coax, e.g. to sin.
Indncemeut, s. Todni, -ne,_f. (var,
vodnen, -nea, «,), or bet.
Tondouneii, -nea, «.; inam,
-ma, «. = /. a reward.
Induct, •!>. see Inaugurate.
Induction, s. tatparya, -ye, /.
(logical argument), n.c.
Indole, V. I. soukasayen ia&i&i
= I. govern peacefully ; sou-
kas ts&l = /. walk (behave)
slowly, ch.cs.
2.iclen di = /. give escape, y^.,
e.g. ind. a passion.
3. 76p, or 76pun di = /. consent
or consenting give ; sod = /.
permit.
Ind
Ine
4.kba8q'p^riiianetB&l=/. walk
according to the desire of
(comply with) ; dados kir =
I. make satisfied.
5. lagijUo zaun asa =. I. is at-
tached (given), e.ff. to drink-
ing.
Indulgence, s. l.induljeos, -sa,
«., /r. (rl.) ; eiksemaf, -fi,
f. = I. pardon of pnaisb-
ment.
2.apkar, -ra, m. = I. favour;
Boukasai, -ye, /. = /, peace
{opp. to severity) ; dadoskai,
-ye,/. = I, satisfaction ; d&ya,
-ye,/. = /. clemency; sEmil-
port, -na, n. = I. connivance,
complicity.
Grant ind. = induljens pat&i =
/. send ind.
Indulj^ent, o. mogal = /. kind;
Samil = /. conniving; bou-
kasayen ts^ltolo = /. ruling
with peace, G. F.
Indurate, v. gb^t k^r.
ladnstrionB, a. l.ki^iti = making
difficult things; zaato; tsnrk
= /. active.
2.prS.y&tJtn k&rtolo = I. mak-
ing efiFort.
3. hikm^titso = I. of artifice,
arts ; S^matkaratao = /. of
artifice.
Indnstrj, J. l.hikm&t, -ti, /.\
c^matkar, -ra, tn.
2.min^t, -ti,/^ = /. an effort.
Inebriate, J', amal kJir =s /. make
intoxication; ^malatso k&r
=r. I. make intoxicated, {un-
common).
lae&hle, a. otaarunk nozo asuUo
etc.; bet. rs.
IneffectiTB, (I. vert; gnnak pMa-
natullo; nirfoladik ; rs. riga^
nan = does not enter ; b6!-
niltullo = /. without force.
Ineffleacy, s. naitgnn, -nS,, m.; &s-
k&tkai, -ye,y. = /. weakness.
Inelegr&nt, a. unfiin^inasullo.
Ineleganoe, s. nansobitai, -ye, /. i
nanunCai, -ye,/, n.c.
Ineligibility, ^. vintsinafisarke^
-kea, n. ; bet. rs.
Ineligible, a. vintBinansarko; vin-
tsun kadinanso.
laeqaality, s. naiSsar, -ri,/; bhed
(e), -da, m. = I. difference.
Inert, a. 1 . halnatuUo, or balunk
nozoasullo,(7rhalanan sarko.
2.al8i = /. lazy.
Inestimable,'!, ^molik (usedesf.
of the Precious Blood of
J. C); bhou moladik = /.
very precious.
Inevitable, a. tsukounk nozo
asullo; tsukan&nso, or tsu-
kanansarko; &v^s asullo = /.
being necessary.
Inexcusable, a. maf favon^iD
(asullo).
Inexhaustible, a. vlg. kabSr-
zaunk nozo asullo,/r.; mug-
danatuUo = I. not finishing;
perk, tirsanatullo, but this
mn. which is not to be com-
pleted.
Ine
Inf
Inexorable, a. rs. aikanaa s /.
does not bear, or aikan^
taUo;farikponkanenatuIIo=
/.not taking-satisfaction; ^^
ti^ = /. rigorous, cruel,
Tnexpedienoy, s. nanv&zbipon,
-na, n.
inexpedient, a- TazbiD&inasuUo;
layeknatullo^:/. not fit, not
Boitable ; kamak p6clana-
tallo ; rs.. zainan.
Jnexperienoe, s. nanHnbdg, -ga, m.
(var. -bou, -bova, m.); no-
narpon, -na, ». ^ I. igno-
rance; naMb;as, -sa, m,;
naosordi, -je, /. = /. no
practice.
Inexplicable, a. vivor eangunk
nozo asullo, or vivor Bangi-
nanso, or v. sanginaiisarko.
Inflxtingnisbable, a. palvanaoBO,
or palvanatullo.
Inextricable, iz- tondreantso = /.
embarrassed; sutaaanso, or
suttBO n&im asullo.
Infallibility, s. Qant3uk,-ki./. ». c.
Infallible, a. l.tBukon pddana-
tallo.
H. dubaunatallo = not doubt-
ful.
Infamons, a. beabratso = /. of no
cbaraci.er; &pamanatso, or
&pamanadik ~ /. of no
honour; kboteponatso = /.
wicked.
Infamy, v- beabru, -ra, m.\ &pa-
man, -na, m.; khofepon, -na,
«. = /. wickedness.
Brand witb inf. = abru kad,
or beabru kS,r.
Infancy, s. balsepou, -na, n.
Infant, s, balsen, -sea, n.
Infanticide, s. 1. burgeakhuni,
-ye, /. = /. the killing of a
child; baheakbum.
2. balseakuijigar, -ra, m. = t]i6
murderer of a child ; bajsea-
khunigarn, -ni,y^ = the mur-
deress of a child.
Infantry, s, paid^l, -la, «.
Infatnate, v. pisai, c. v. of pisa,
n. v., or piso k&r.
Infatnation, s. pisepon, -na, ».
Infect,?". \.\^\{tr.),ar\&^{n.v.)
= 1. attach, or be attached;
z& = /. get («. v.), e.g. a
sickness, ch. cs,
%.fg. kuaii™/. corrupt; bhor
Infection, s. voso, -sea, m.
Infer, v. 1 , nisSeisi ; vlg. antun
sik s L in this learn, ch.cs.
2. parki = /. guess.
Inference, s. \.rs. v.
2. parkounen, -nea, «. =a guess.
Inferior, a. khal asullo = being
under, or kbalto ; uuo = /.
less,^.
Inferiority, s. unepon, -na, «. ;
dei. rs. into adj.
Infernal, a- l.yemkondatso or
yemkondautlo.
2. yemkonda bariso = /. as in
the hell.
Infertility, s. rs. binjer = not
Inf 2
fertile; &appepoTt, -na, «.,
fg.\ unepon, -na, n.
Infect, V. I. v63d lagii, n. c.
2. b&C&vavin k&r = /. make not
safe.
Infected, a. Ybsb lagullo ; bd.&a-
viivin.
Infidel, a. s. &nbavadti, (-tia, m.)
Infidelity, s. anbaradtpon, -iia,
n.
Infinite, a. ^g^nit = /. namber-
less,e.^. inf. God; leknatallo
= /. numberless ; ^Qtari;i =
/. endless; a&mpurn = /.full;
sarvij gunanin siiaipurn = /.
full of all perfections; mit-
natuUo, gadQatullo= without
limit ; 'God is i. = Deva thilia
silkSd boreo T&stu asat'.
Infinitely, ad. \,see adj.
2. 8&rivi;i = I. without com-
parison.
Infinitire, a, kh^uditnatullo, Di§-
(Seisiuatullo = not determin-
ed.
Infirmary, s. pidestani^eu knd,
-da, «., or p, sal, -la, n.
Infirmity, s. iskatkai, -ye,/. = /. .
weakness.
Inflame, v. fg. zaiai = /. cause
to burn (for anger) ; ulpai,
c.v. ^ulpa, n.v.\ utsambol
kar = /. make excited.
Inflamed, a.fg. ragan zaltolo, or
i-agan bhorlolo = /, filled
with anger ; ragan khatkjlt-
tolo = I. boiling for anger;
utsambol.
i8 Inf
Inflammation, s. 1. uzo, -jea, m.
esp.fg. passion, heat; nlop,
-Ipa, «., pr.fg.
2, vaidaman, -na, «., mn. infl. of
the heart.
3. agrun,-gra,n,(of the tongue).
Inflate, ^. 1. suz&i = ^. cause to
swell, c. V. of suz.
^•/g- g&rTkar=/. make proud;
/g. ful (m. v.) = get like a
flower (proud); /g. fugiii
(c. V. of fug) = get pnflfed up
(proud).
Inflect, V. bagai.
Inflexibility, f . nanbagonen, -ne&,
«. or nfiabagap, -pa, n.
Inflexible, a. bagauatuilo, or ba-
ganansarko, or baganaoso.
Inflexion, J. bagonen, -nea, n.
Inflict, "v. dt, lai, e. g. punish-
ment; mar = /. beat.
Influence,^. 1. mulado, -dea, m.,
e.g. infl. of a man with others;
b6I, -la, n. = /. force; bhar,
-ra, /». = /, weight, y^.; {also^
the same as muliido); podvi,
-Ye,f. = I. power.
2.8&k&t, -kti,/. = /. ability.
S.upai, -ya, m. = L me&ae, e. g.
maka u. nan = I have no i.
4.harbar, -r&, m., e.g. divine
infl. or also care.
Inflnence, v. mulfideak ghal = /.
put to infl.; pass. m. p6d =
/. fall to infl.
Influential, a. bbari; podvedar,
or podvi asullo; Mhikari.
Influx, s, Tot6n, -ne,/.
Inf
Inh
Infonn, v. 1. k&lit i&r, or k&l&i,
c. V. of kill = be known.
2. rup di, or r. k&r = /. give
form.
Informal, a. kaidea pilnna^te na-
tuUo; kaideak Tirodhi; rlt-
natuUo = /, not haying for-
mality.
Information, i. l.kobar, -bre, /.;
Abiprai, -ye,/.; vordi, -de,/.
= /. report,
a.uolok, -lki,/: = /. knowledge.
Infrootion, ^. 1. modap, <dpa, n.
= /. rupture, /f,
2.gunyaun, -ava, m. = L fault.
Infreqnenoy, s. S,prupai, -je,/.
Infrequent, a. &prup.
Infuriate, ^.ragaDz&l&t=/. cause
to burn for anger,
Infose, V. 1 . bit&r gbal = /. put in,
Pr.,/£'.,e.g'.i. gifts.
2. Tot, e. £■. i. oil in the lamp.
3.^. labM, c.v. ^lab, e. g: i.
graces.
Infusion, f. l.bit&rghalneu, -nea,
w., del. rs. inlo 7>.
2.kS,Bai, -ya, m. (medic, i.)
Ingenerate, v. z^lmfii, c. v. of
z&lma.
Ingenious, a. 1. kS^ti-
2.barik = /, witty; see Ind08-
trions.
Ingenuity, IngenionsneBS, f. bUri-
kai,-yQ,/; fiflmiitkar,-ra,m.,
bikmflt, -ti,/. = I. artifice;
ularai, -ye, f. = /. clever-
Ingenuous, a. nisk&pti = /. sin-
cere; aado =/. simple; ukto
= /. open,^.
IngennonsnesB, s. nisk&p&t, -ta,
n.\ Biidepon, -na, ».
Inglorious, 1. manbhogiDatullo ;
UpamaniitBOjffr&pamaiiadik;
l&jiSt = I. shameful.
Ingraft, see Qraft.
Ingrate, a. flitupkari.
Ingratiate, v. movalai = /. move,
make tender ; mogal za, = /.
become dear; mog(6) k5,r&i
= 1, cause to love-
Ingratitude, f. &DUpkarpon,-na,«.
Ingredient, ^. 1.6&mb§,r, -t&,m.
(curry-etuff).
2.alean, -na, m. = all the in-
gredients for curry.
Ingresa, s. rig, -ge,/.
Ingulf, 1)- gil = I. Bwallow.
Inhabit, v. l.asa.
2. rau = remain; vas k&r; jini
jiye = I. live life.
Inhabitable, a. raviet asuUo;
bi^ar diuntso.
Inhabitant, s. 16k, -k&, m. ^ I.
people {in the stng. mostly).
Inhale, v. usu&s kane = I. take
breath.
InharmoniouB, a. taleamel(S) na-
tullo ; 8&map6danatullo = /.
not falling together.
Inherent (Be), v- lag.
Inherit, v. d&iz p6d > /. inherit-
ance fall, Sb. Dat.\ daiz
yeta = /. inheritance comes,
Sb. Dat.; daiz kane = /. in-
heritance take.
Inh
260
Inn
Inheritable, a. daizasarlco.
Inheritance, s. daiz, -za, n. \ pit-
raati, -te,/.
Inheritor, s. daiji, -jia, m.
Inhibit, v. adTar.
Inhospitable, a- bidar dinatullo
= I. not giving abode ; raunk"
nozo as.iUo or ravanaso.
Inhamaii,a. nistur; mharu; m4n-
aeponnatullo.
Inham&nit7,-f- naaiD&n6epoQ,-na,
».;-mSturai, -ye,y;; mharu-
pon, -9a, n.
Inimitable, a. dek(e) karteunk
nozo asullo, or dek kanei-
naso; rs. deki Toir = /. above
example, or ferh. dekiroilo.
IniqaitonB, a. giinayatao.
Iniquity, s- 1. ^nnai, -ya, m. = I.
injustice.
2. khotepon, -na, n. = I. wicked-
ness.
Initial, s. suruvetso or suruver
asallo.. or suru k&rtso.
I. letters = suruvedin fikieran.
Inject, V. hit&T ghal or b. udai.
Injunction, s. hnkum, -kme, /.;
see Order.
Iqjnre, v. luksao k&r, n&|t k&r,
viiit k&r = make harm ; &k-
m&Q k&r^make offence; b6]
k&t = make violence; dukii,
c. J', o/" duk = afflict.
Injnrions, 1- iikman&tso; dukoun-
tso = /. afSicting; luksanak
podtso = /. falling to harm.
Iignry, s. &kman, -na, m.; nMt,
-ta, m., i7/-luksan,-na,». = /.
harm; vait, -ta, n. =1iarm;
duk, -ki, /. = I. pain, sorrow.
Injustice, s. 4nnai, -ya, m.; &nit.
Ink, s. vlg. tint, -ta, n.\ sai, -ye,
/. {H,K.)\ masi, -se,/.
Inlay, v. katrap ghal (?).
Inkstand, s. vlg. tintyor, -ra, »i.;
saidouti, -\A,f.
Inlet, i. rig, -ge, /. = ingress;
see Batnary.
Inmate, s. 1 . 16k, -ka, m. = /.
an inhabitant, people.
2. vokal, ^la, m.isa tenant.
InmoBt, a. bhou bit&rlo, pr.fg.
Inn, see Hotel
Innate,^- s3,imbat80=/. natural;
B&imbaa Chapo ghallo = /.
printed by nature.
lanarigable, a. tarunts&luatullo.
Inner, a. bit^rlo.
Innkeeper, s. mezthau (or some
such word) tsalaitolo, orperh.
mezkhanagar, -ra, /a., «. c;
jevagagar,-ra, ?«. = /. he who
gives meals ; jevan ditolo.
Innocence, s. nentepon, -na, n.
(jrnentuvai, -ye,y,; niraprad,
-da, «.; gunyaunnatijllijini,
-ye,/. = /. life without fault ;
eantipon, -aa, n., bhageront-
pon,-na, n. = sanctity ; uiski-
lai, -ye,/., or niskilpon, -na,
n. = purity; nisk^p^t, -ta, «.
= 1. simplicity.
Innocent, a- nento; pataknatullo,
or papkhatnatullo; gunyaun
natuUo; bhagevont; nisk^l;
„. e.oogic
Inn
Ins
Taitk&rinatullo; nisk&pti; see
the noun.
Innocnons, b, Taitk&rn&tallo.
Innovate, v. novo k&r; bS^&l =
I. change.
Innovation, s. biidlap, -p£, n, = I.
change ; novi rit, -ti,/., novi
rivaz, -ji, /., novi ni&ryad,
-di,y: = anew cnatom; novi
vastly, -tB,/=/. a new thing.
Innovator, s. novo m^ryadegar,
-ra, m.
Innoziong, see Insoenons.
Isnamerable, a. l^kn|itallo, or
Ifekavin (asnllo), or likavor-
to.
Inobservant, a. beparvo k&rtso =
/. making neglect, G. M.,
(j^bepam; m6dtso=J. break-
ing, ^■
Inoculate, Tf. l.dagghal = /. put
vaccine (in medicine).
2.^1?^ Oraft (in gardening).
Inodorons, a. p&rm&lnatullo.
Inoffensive, 17. akmank^roatuUo;
see Innoanone.
Inopportune, a. rs. lavonatullea
velar = /. in not right time;
^vonatuUea velar fisullj.
Inordinate, a. kr&mavin, n.c.xsl.
without order; miruontso= I
/. exceeding (the limits); s^
man^in asullo=/. not right;
vait = /. had; iium&ryaditso
= I. unbecoming.
Inor|:anic, c jtvuatuIlo = /. life-
less; g6pn&tullo, n.c.
Inqaest, s. vitssirUn, -na, n.
Inquire, v. see Enquire; moreover,
somzun ghe = /. take uader-
atanding; kohar ghe=:/. take
news.
Inqnisition, s. see Enqoirf.
Inqniaitive, a. vitsari.
Inroad, s. 1. ftng&rpddap, -dp&,
«. = /. a falling on the body.
2.1ut, 'ti,/.^l. prey.
InsalubriouB, a. bol&ikinatullo.
Insane, a. piso; aremarla; vid-
lagi^llo.
Insanity, s. 1. pisepon, -na, n.
2.vid, -di,/.
Insatiable, a. d&dos k&runk nozo
asullo, or dados zainanso.
Insatiability, 5. nandadoskai,-ye,
/■
Insoribe, v. 1. bor&i or bit&r bo-
r&i,
2, G, nayar bor&i = /. write in
the name of, (addrees); mel-
vilas horil,i = /. write the ad-
dress.
Inscription, s. melvilas, -sa, m.
Inscrutable, a. 1. vitsarnnk nozo
S,Bullo, or vitsarintinso.
2. gut&tsoz:/. secret.
Insect, s- kido, -dea, m.; kid, -di,
/. (of a small kind).
Insensibility, s. \.rs. melaso=h&
seems to he dead.
2. nafibhogap, -gpa, n. ; bet. rs.
into c^.
Insensible, a. 1. visve natullo = /.
without senses ; bhdgina-
tullo = /. not feeling.
2. meiIo30=/. apparently dead ;
I.., ..iiA-ooglc
Ins
Ins
fing tBnk&itolo = /. body a-
Toiding: an expression ap-
plied to bullocks, etc. when
they will not let themselves
be yoked, and fg. applied to
people who try to avoid the
performance of their religi-
ous duties, or are iDseusible
to religion.
Inseparable, a. yingficlkSrunk no-
zo asuUo, or vingiid k&ri-
nanso, etc.
Inaeparabilityt s. vingManansar-
ken, or ving^dzSinanBarkefi,
-kea, n.\ n&Qviogadap, -pii,
«., n.c.
Insert, v, Jiit&r ghlil, or lai ^ /.
put in or apply.
Insertion,^. %\t\ln%-a\,-ti%,f.,e.g.
i. in a book, n.c.
Ineiie, prep, bit&r; adj. bitftrlo.
InaidloQB, a. mosatso; naditso;
fdtountso.
Insight, s. volok, -Ikd, /.; 'get a
thorough i. intOspurti vo-
lok mby.
Insignia, s. gurti; , -til, m. (iLdbi-
k&ragurti}) = /. sign.
Insigrnificant) a. I. &rthijiDatuIlo
■= /. without sense.
2.5illar = I. trifling.
Insincere, i. kHpti.
Insincerity, s. k&p&t, -ta, n.
Insinuate, v. l.(Taukde vaten)
rig = I. enter (crookedly);
thoden thoden ghal = /. put
little by little; hiSSro di = /.
giye a hint.
2. portnn portnn sikili=/. teach
again again; fuslai=/. flatter.
InsinsatinjT, a., see verb; mogal
= /. dear.
Insinuation, s. I. hisaro, -rea, t».
=1, hint; vankdin utran = /.
crooked words.
2.fuslau[ieu, -nea, ».; see the
verb.
Insipid, a. Sappo = /. without
%aX\,,Pr.,fg., e.g. i. words;
rutsnatulIoW. without taste;
nlikSizallo = /. nonsense.
Insipidity, J. iSappepon, -na, n. \
nakazallo, -lea, m.
Insist, V, magun mag, or portnn
portun m&g, or mSg with
-ts; thirzaun ran {or some
other verb instead of rau) =
I. remain constantly.
Insolence,^. 1.8ill,-Ia,».; g&rvy,
-va, «. = /. pride.
2. l&zbandpoi>, -na, ». = /. im-
pudence; hemmeu, -mea, n.
= /. yanity.
Insolent, a. s&li<St, dharun =
obstinate; gftrvi = /. proud;
aplea vadeatso, or aple
khuie p^rmane ts<olo = /.
walking according to obo'b
own will.
Insoluble, a. 1. kMounk nozo
asullo, e.g. an i. metal.
'i.fg- zabdiunk nozoasalloz/.
not possible to give an an-
swer;^, 8utananso = A not
possible to get rid of, e.g.
an i. question.
Ins
Ins
Insolreat, see Banlcnipt.
Ituomaoh, ad. titlo. . .ki=s80. . .
that; Ase jiaaiS. . .ki.
Inapeet, 'v. 1. sarkeS p61e = I.
look exactly; melbindob&et
p61e ; tftnki kir.
a.rak = /. guard; see Superin-
tend.
Inspection, j. vitsar&Ti, -n&, n. =
I. ioquisitioD; t&nki, -ke,y.;
bet. rs. into v.; see Superin-
tendmce.
Inapector, s. 1. vlg. iuspekt&r,
-ra, m.
2. m^lb&adob&st pdletolo, or
p&rikSegar, -ra, m.
Inspiration, s. 1. usras, -«a, w.,
or bet. usvas kaneuntso = I.
taking (in) breath.
2.harbar, -ra, m. (divine i., d.
operation); m&ima, -me, f.
(divine i.)
3. Devageli iSintna, -ne, /. = I.
a thought coining from God
{ascetic mn.) ; suasadeneii,
-nea, «.; budideiien, -nea, «.
4. In. of the Holy Bible, rs.
Devan m6tint ghallen ; kon-
tsounen, -nea, n. (Devak-),
Inspire, v. 1. uskar vor = draw
inspiration; f^ je^.usuaskar
9e=/. take breath.
2.m6tint gbal = /. put into the
mind, e.g-. the Holy Bible.
3. only di or ghal, e. g'. i.
courage = dh&ir di; dy c. v.,
e.g. i. fear = be6tai.
Instability, s. thirnatullen m&n.
-n&, n.=sl. an unstable heart;
^thirasari, -ne,/
Install, i>. 1. pat&r boaS,i = /.
cause to sit on the throne.
2. 6&drer bo8S,is/. cause to sit
on the seat; huddo vopsun
di ; kam dobaje^n di = /.
give employment solemnly;
mokrur k&r = /. appoint.
Instalment, s. 1. mokruri, -re,/.;
huddea5en vops&p, -pit, n.
2.ki8ti, -te, /. (Ist, 2nd, etc.
i.); yaido, -dea, m.
Instance, ^. . 1 . z&rurai, -ye, / =
/. urgency.
2, mag-nen, -nea, n.=l. request.
3. d&klo, -le&, m. == /. example,
e.g. to give an i.
Instance, i>. m6tint had =/. bring
into memory; agdas k&ra/.
make remembrance; niyalak
had=/. bring to considera-
tion.
Instant, a. 1. zixut = I. urgent.
2. p6dtso = /. falling (immi-
nent); lagifi lagin asullon
/. being very near.
Instant, s. \M.n, -na, n.\ ki;t,
-n&, n.
Instantaneous, a. yekats ^ratso
(teats pharatso) ; yekats k|&-
natso; bet. rs. into ad.
Instantaneously, ad. yekats fara,
yeka k§&na {or kina) bitar=
in one moment.
Instantly, ad. l.magun magun
= I. asking asking.
2. yekats fara = at once.
„, „ L.oogic
Ins
Ins
Instead of, ^ep.lAdlak; suater
= /. in place, (wifk the
partic.'), e.g. i. of receiving
a blessing, he received oursea
E agirvad m6I£e suater takS.
airap podlii.
Instep, s. paul, -la,, n.
Instigate, v. uta^mbol kd^r « /.
makeezcited ; hnsk£ii(a dog);
see Szcite; kaote vor ^ I.
bring tborns.y^. {Konkan.).
Instigation, s. utsambolai, -ye,y^
Instil, T. (thoden thodefi) bitflr
gbal = /. put in (little by
little).
Instinct, s, s&imbai5en Tondoa-
nen, -ijea, «. = /. natural
inclination; perh. 89Jmba5i
bud, -di,/"., or s. za^vai, -ye,/-.
Instinctire, a. s^imbavondounea-
tso, or a&imbaiJea rondounea
p&riaane asallo.
Institute, v. g^ = /. found; sta-
pisi = /. found, n,c.; k&rn
dovor = /. appoint, e.g. J. C.
appointed the Apostles ; ni3-
i^isis/. establish; nem3i = /.
appoint; nomiyir = I. nomi-
nate,/r.
Institute, s. l.g&dip, -dpa, n.
(that which is founded) ; gar-
par, -ra, «., e. g, a religious
order is an i.; karkhano,
-nea, m.\ dh^rmaStai, -ye,/.
= i. of charity,;«. c. (dh&rma-
aaji-le,/.); ord, -di,y;,yy.
2. bandap, -dpa, n. = l.EL build-
ing.
Instrnot, v. l.sik^i, c.v. ^ sik.
2. vad&i, c. v. of yad = /. grow,
be prosperous.
3. hukum di s /. give an order.
Instruetion, s. 1. sikapj -kpa, n,
or aikon, -ne,yC
2. hukum, -kme,/. =s /. order.
Instmctire, A. l.Bikountso.
2. upkarak p6dtso = I. falling
to benefit; bud diuntso = /.
giving wisdom.
InstruotOT, .r. ].Bik3,itolo.
2.upadesi, -si, m.\ &igul, -}a,
m.\ mestri, -ri, pi.,/r.
Instrtunent, s. 1 . aid, -da, n, (also
musical i.); fi&krif, -ra, n.
(a machine).
2. upai, -jii, m. = I. meana.
3. daklo, -lea, m. = a, deed (a
written document).
loBtrumental, ti. kumki = /. help-
ing, e.g. i. cause, opp. to
mukhya = principal ; o/ien
rs. into vorvin = through,
ch. cs. ; aid zaun asuUo.
Insnbordinate, a. l.khiiltODatul-
lo; miruontsOiE^. surmount-
ing (orders).
2. kut kilrtso = /. making plot.
3. Billist = /. obstinate.
Insubordination, s. l.miruonerE,
-nea, n. = disobedience.
2. B&l, -la, «. = /. obstinacy.
3.katkai, -ye,/ = /. reTolu-
tion.
InsnfBcienoy, ^. l.nanudarpodan,
-na, n. = I. want of means of
living.
Ins
Int
2. rs. into pavanan = I. does
not reach.
Insufficient, 1. pavanatuUo; bet.
rs. info pfivanan.
iDsalar, a. kudreantso, or knd-
re^ntlo, or kudrea b&ri.
Insalt, s. akman, -na, m.; gal,
-\i,/. = I. abuse, contumely.
Insnlt, V. akman k&r = /. make
offence; gali siiiig = /. say
abases ; see Abnse.
Inaaltinir, t. ^pamanatso, or &pa-
maoadik or fikmanatso, or
&kman k&rtso.
Insaperable, a. l.jikuuk nozo
asuUo, or jikananso, e. g. an
i. general, rival ; z&it vorunk
nozo asuUo = /. not possible
to gain victory.
2. miruonk nozo asullo = /.
not to be surmounted, pr.
fg.\ utrauanso or atrunk
nozo asuUo s /. not to be
crossed.
3. bagannk nozo asullo, or ba-
gEnanso.
Insupportable, a. sosunk nozo
asullo, or sosinaoso.
Insurance, s. zaminetso mel (S),
-la, m. = l. society of J,;
b&5aTi, -ve,/, ; bim, -ma, m.
luBOie, 1). 1. risknatnllo k&r;
bim utrai; b^fiavi k&r.
2.zamindar za = /. become
surety, ch. cs. ; zamin di = /.
give surety, ch. cs.
Insnrsent, a. katkai kartso; kat'
kaiyotso.
Immrgont, s. katkayegar, -ra.
Intact, a. l.apdunknatullo {or
apodnatuUo) =/. not touch-
ed. "
X/g. kh&t n&tuUo = /. stain-
less; or kh&touD'natallo.
3. tots = /. the same.
Integer, ^. purto &nko, -kea, m.
= /. a whole number.
Integral, ct. purto.
Integrity, s. 1. gnnyauaoat^lli
jini, -ye, /, = l. a. blameless
life; nentavai (lentu^i), -ye,
/. = I. innocence; maryad,
-di, /, = I. honesty; abru
-ra, m. = I. character.
2. ankuarpon, -ria, n. = I. vir-
ginity; niskaipon, -ria, n.
~ purity.
Intellect, s. ginyan, -na, «.; m6t,
-ti,/. = /. mind; somzikai.
-ye,/. = i. understanding.
IntaUeotnal, a. mdtitso.
Intelligenoe, s. 1. somzikai, -ye,
/. {var. somzenkai).
2. ginyiin, -na, «.
Intelligent] a. somzonitso, or
somzatolo; usar = /. clever:
barik = /. thin,y^. (of sharp
mind).
Intelligible, a- somzayet Asullo,
or somzasarko.
Intemperance) s. 1. nanhaU, -ta,
n.
2. potarpon, -n,a, «. = /. glut-
■ tony.
Intemperate, ct- h<natullo;
ruontsoa/. surpassing (th<
Int
Int
proper limit); merebhiiilo=
/, beyond the limits.
Intend, v. sev6t Ss^ >e /. aim ie,
ch. cs.\ aioiiea asa =1. aim
is, ch. cs.; 2int, = /. think ;
nis<SeiBi = /. establish.
Intense, a. umal&atBO=/, ferrent
(boiling,^.), c,^. i. sorrow;
k&tin ; by the emph. -ts {see
Gram.P. III., ckii.); Byre-
pealing the word it qualms.
Inteneity, s. nmalo, -lea, m.;
k&titiai, -36,/.
Intent (To the i.), by the supine;
by the Dal. of the aisol.
infin.
Intent, a. lagyllo = /. given ; rs,
into pr&y&t&a k^riz/. make
effort, ch. cs.\ i^it duintso =
/. giving attention.
Intent, s. 1. sevdt, -ta, m.
2. alo£en, -ni,y.
Intention, s. sevd^, -t£, m.; m6n,
~na, n. = /. heart ; kbuSi, -se,
f. = /. will; aloCen, -ni, /.;
irado, -de&, m. (purpose,
aim, object); "ulg. tesaun,
-avS, ft.,/r.
Intentional, a. khasen kello = /.
done willingly,
Intention&lly, cid. khuieo.
Intently, ad. ^t diun ; pr&y&t&n
k&ro, petBada = /. making
efforts.
Inter, v. par; m&tiyek pavoi.
Interoalary, a. 1. mirvontso.
2.t8Mtso; see BisBSztile.
Intercalate, "v. bit&r ghal.
Intercede, v. mag ; m&desti k&r
= 1. make mediation; m&z&t
kftr = /. make intercession.
Kelp.
Interoeder, s. m&desti, -sti, m.
Intercept, v. l.dh&r = I. catch;
raaoi k I. stop.
2. &iidi [or adk^) kar = /. make
objection.
S.kad = /. take away, e. g:
light, communication.
Intercession, ^. mag-nen, -nea,
«.; vinit, -ti,/, tj/. ; ja&z&t.
Intercessor, .s. madest, -ta, m.
Interchange, v, bSd&l.
Interoonrse, s. I. sSlavol, -li, y,
(indifferent and bad i.)
2. kSm, -ma, «. = I. business ;
s&mand, -da, m. =s I. con-
nexion; ist&g&t, -ti, /. = I.
friendship; t8al,-li^/.(ort83,l-
vat), e.g. maka taSe Ifigin
tsal asa.
Interdict, .f. mannai, -ye,y! =s /.
suspension; adTarap,-rpa,».
= I. prohibition (with the
addition of some wards to
specify the i, meant).
Interdict, v. 1 , advar [see the
noun) = I. prohibit.
2. m&nnai kar = /. make aas^
Interest, v. 1 . adayatso zaun fisS.
2.vodni di = /. give ineKna-
tion ; band = /. bind, fg. •
monakiag; ^«£ Charm, FlessSr
Interest, s. 1. adai, -j&, m. = I.
„„ „ L.oogk-
Int
Int
profit; upb&r, -rs, m. = I.
benefit; prayog, -ga, «. = I.
use.
2. kam, •ma, n. = I. basiness.
3. Todni, -ae,/. = I. incliaation ;
monaklagap, -gpfi, n.; het.rs.
4. iSit, -ti, /, = /. attention.
5. vad, -di,/. (i. of a capital).
Interested, a. \.rs. lag ■= /. be
attached,y^.,£.^. tnkalagta.
2. bat i.sa {obj. Dat.) -m. I. -band
is, e.g. i. in a business.
3. adayatso = /. of profit,
lateresting, a. l.Srdayatso.
2. Todnetao = /. of inclination;
mdnah lagtso; in6n bandtso
= /. binding the heart, /g..
Interfere, v. rig = I. enter, e.g.
in a business; ilddi(cradk&l)
k&r = /. make objection ; tndl
= /. mingle {in the past
tense use melai).
Interference, s. bdrsanen, -riea,
n. = I. mixture; adyenen,
-nea, n. = I. coming against.
Interim, s. bit&rio Tel(S), -la, m,
= I, time between.
Interim, ad. itlea bit&r.
Interior, a. bitfirlo.
Interjacent, a. bit&r asuUo; moden
iiSQllo.
Interlaoa, see Fold, Twine.
Interlard, v. mel&i ; borsi = /.
mix; bitfir gbal = /. put
in or between.
Interleave, ^- panafi bit&r ghal =
/. put leaves between.
Interline, v. gitan bit&r bor^i =
I. write between lines.
Interlinear, a. gijanbit&rlo.
Interlocutor, s. uloneagar, -rfi, m.
or uloano, -9ea, m. (bit&r).
Interloper, s. moden aillo (m&nie)
= /. (a man) who came be-
tween.
Intermarry, v. diun ad = /.
giving bring; or had vor.
Intermediate, a. modlo or moden
asuUo, or rs. into moden.
Interment, s. purap, -rpa, «.;
m6rn, -na, n.
Intanninable, a, Untavin or &nt-
natnllo.
Intermingle, v. meMi; see Inter-
fere.
Intermisaion, s. m&nna, -ne, /. ;
thfimbouQen, -nea, n.
Intermit, v. th&mb > /. cease ;
mfinna kfir ; s6d = I. leave.
Intermittent, a. poireatso = /. of
the day after to-morrow
{used for all kinds of i,
fever); kadto (karto) vorto
(tap), n. c. = I. taking bring-
ing (fever) ; vetso yeuntso =
/. going coming.
Internal, a. l.bit&rlo.
2. aplo = /. own.
International, a. kulietso (kuli-
antso), or kulianbit&rlo, e. g.
i. law.
Internecine, a, yekameka jivsin
martso.
Interpolate, v. f6tkiro k&r ; pus-
takAut ^vouiiin tin utraii
AWogIc
Int
Int
gb&l {or borHi) = I. put not
proper words in the book.
Interpose, ^. 1. bit&r ghal = I.
put between.
S.m&desti za^/. become in-
tercessor ; p&niSayetd&r z&
= /, become arbitrator; ma-
ziLt k&r = /. make interces-
sion ; see Interfere,
Interpret, w. Tivor sang, G. M. =
/. say explanation; ftrtb^
sang = /. say the meaning,
G.M.
Interpretation, s. vivor, -r&, m. \ =
&rthy,, -tiih,m. = l. meaning.
Interpreter, s. mnnsi, -si, m. = &
public i. in tbe civil courts;
dubaSi, -sia, m. = private i. ;
arthavirori, -ria, m. = /. ex-
plaining the meaning, e.f.
i. of the H, Bible; t&rznmo
k&rtolo = I. making transla-
tion; (utrantso) &rthi} sang-
tolo =1 1, saying the meaning
(of words); (w/^^ .) d6n bhaso
kiiltat to = he who knows two
languages.
Interregnum, s. rajantri;, -t&, «.,
n.c,
Interrogfite, v. vitear, or itsar.
nterrogation, s. 1 . vitsiiran, -ga,
«. = inquiry.
S.silTal, -li,/. = question-
Interrogative, a. vitsartso, or n-
tsartolo, or vitsari.
Interrnpt, v. 1. vogo rauoi = /.
cause to remain silent, e.g^.
a speaker ; Mdi k&r = /.
make objection; ad al&i = /.
speak against, Dot.; tham-
b&i, or r&uoi = /. cause to
cease, to remain.
2. s6d -I /. leave (or s6d&i, e. v.)
IntermptioB, s. 1. Sddi, -de,/.,
or adk£tl, -li, /. = l. oppo.
sition.
2.thambounen,-nea,«.,m&nna,
-ne,/ = intermission.
Intersect, v. moden k9,t&r = /.
cut between.
Interseotion, s. (gitan) m6l(6),
-Ja, m. = l. union {of lines).
Interstioe, s. 1. pursot, -ti,/. = L
leisure.
2.iden, -dea, a.; fut, -ti,y.
Interval, s. 1. bit&rlo ve!(6), -la,
m. = I. time between ; vlg;
t^mp, -pa, in.,/r.
2. point, -ija, n.=l. distance,
n. c; modli suat, -te,/!; 1am-
bai, -ye, /. = l. length.
In the i. = itlea bit&r.
At frequent intervals = tordl
tov61.
Intervene, ^. 1. bit&r (or moden)
je = l. come between.
2.adyes/. come against; ad-
kal k!lr'=/. make opposition;
see Interfere.
Intervention, s. see Interference.
Interview, s. nionen, -nea, «.;
bhfet, -te,^=s/. visit.
Have an i. with = lagin ul&i.
Interweave, v. mel&i ; see Weave.
Intestate, a. vlg. testament kfl-
rinastanan ; see Will.
„, : L.OOgk-
lot 2
XatestisB, a. bit&rlo.
Intesti&e, s. antkiti, -te,/.
lothrall, see XitBUre.
Intimacy, J. istagiit, -ti,/. = /.
friendship ; a^lgi, -ge,/. (used
for proper and improper i.)
Intimate,^. iSt,'ta,/n.=^. frieud;
s&Igegar, -ra, m., or eaigist,
-ta, w».
Intimate, a. 1. gund = /. deep,
fg; e.g. i. knowledge.
2. mogal = I. dear.
Ultimate, v. kd,Iit k&r, or k&I&i =
/. make known,
Litimately, ad. 1. kalzan = I.
heartily; B&Igea = /. famil-
liarly.
2.gniidai p&riyant = I. till
depth.
Intimation, J'. k&Iit, -ta, ».; p&r-
gUtounen, -nea, «. = /. publi-
cation.
Intimidate, v. bostai (by threats);
bhiyeunk lai = /. apply to
fear.
Intimidation, s. bhen, bhiy^, ».;
bestau^en, -nea, n.
Into, frep. 1 . thain; see Gram.
Syntax, ch. II, Art. I.
2. Dal.\ see ibid.
^.Aoc.\ see ibid.
Intolerable,!!, sosunknozoasallo,
or sosinaneo.
Intoleranoe, s. itansosnigai, -ye,/
Intoler&nt, a. BosnikaiuatulIo,<7r
sosinatullo.
Intonation, s. ta}eaiSi aura, -re,
y., or bet, gayanarig, -ge,
i9 Int
/. = /. ingress into music,
song.
Intone, v. (gayan) sum k^r = I.
begin (the song).
Intozioate, v. &mal k3,r = /. make
intoxication; Amalatso kSr
= /, make intoxicated ; bebdo
kfi,r = /. make intoxicated
(/r.) : 'I got intoxicated =
maka Umal zalen'.
Intoxication, s. iimal, -la, n.\
bebdepon, -na, n.,fr.
Intractable, a. ts&lounk nozoasul-
lo, or tB&loananso, or tsa-
l&isarkonatullo; t&nt^lmari
= /. troublesome; B&ligt =
I. ohstinate; aplea vadeatso
= I. of one's own will.
Intrench, v. kh^nd&k kilr.
iQtrenchment, s. khS:ndiik,-dka,»7.
Intrepid, a. bhennatullo; dhiiira-
vont.
Intrepidity, s. n&nbhen, -bhiya,
n.; dh^ir, -rii, n.
Intricate, a- k&tin = /. difficult;
tondreantsOiC^-tondrekartso
= /. embarrassing.
fotrioacy, s. tondre, -rean, m.pl.
Intrigue, s. oad, -di,/.=/. a trick ;
kut, -ta, n. = i. & plot; mos,
-sa, m. = /. deceit ; f6t, -ti,
/.; mismt, -ti,/.
Intriguer, s. mosagar, -ra, m.;
m^sliitigar, -ra, m.
Intrinsic, a. bit&rlo.
Introduce, i". l.vor = /. bring.
2. in a drama, tsalai = /. cause
to walk,^.
Int
Inv
3. dak&l k&r, e.g. i. a custom,
or i. (make kaoirn) a person.
Introdnotion, s. 1. Torap, -rpa,
n.\ bet. rs. into Tor.
2. sipar&s, -Be, f.-=-l. recom-
mendatioii, e.g. letter of i.
3. &r&mb, -ba, m. = I. origin ;
or suru, -ve, /. = 2. begin-
ning, or the Mr. pftribaiybr
the i. of a book, or perh. rig
= /. entrance,^.
4. tilyarai, -ye, /. = /. prepar-
ation, Lat. exordium.
Introdnotlve, a. fir&mbatso, or
suravetHO, or t3,jar k&rtao.
Intmde, i>. pr&Teg za; tsora bSri
rig = enter as a thief.
Intrnder, s. priiTesi, -lis, m.
IntnuioB, s, fiDnajaiSi rig, -ge,
/, orrs. into v.; tsora b&risi
rig, n.c.\ bet. rs.; hakkij-
nati^lli rig = /. entrance
without right.
IntTDSt,^. saadin.orp&raso&din
k&r; Toisi; see Bntrost.
fotnition, s. 8o£t dist, -ti, /, =
/. clear sight.
Isnnd&te, v. aur yeta = I. innn-
dation comes; see Deloge.
Inandation, s. anr, -r&, n.
Inure, v. sovdi k&r (/f.), ors.T^
{n.v.)\ gh&t k&r = /. make
bftrd,y^., or gh. za («. p.).
Isatility, s. nispr&fog, -ga, m.
lav&de, V. angar p6d = /. fall on
the body; zulmen rig a A
enter Tiolently.
^Talid, a. 1 . &sk&t — I. weak ;
bolaiki nStuUo =a I. without
health.
2. r&dd^ &sulIo = /. null ; &thir,
ex. hut n.c.
Invalidate, v. l.r&ddi^ k&r = A
make invalid.
2. &sk&t k&r = I. make weak.
Invalnable, a. 1 . &molik (infinitely
precious); moIaToilo.
2. bbou moladik = I. very pre-
cious.
Invariable, n.b&d&lzaunknatullo.
InvaBion, s. 1. angarpddap, -dpa,
n.
2. zulme&i rig, -ge, /. = I. no-
lent entrance.
3. b61, -la, n. = /. violence,
laveotive, s. gal, -li, / = /.
abuse; akman, -nE, m. = I,
Inveigh against, v. g&li sang = I.
say abuses; angar p6d = /.
fall oa the body, attack, /g.
Inveigle, v. fusl&i = /. coax;
pis^i or piso k&r = /. make
mad (/g.)
Invent, ^. 1. s6dun k&d = /. Beek-
iog take.
2.gh&d = ;. found.
Invention, s. l.mfelap, -Ip&, ».
(esp. a chance i.).
2. s6dun kadnen, -nea, n. (pur-
posely sought i.)
3. novi v&sti^, -tvL,/. = /. a new
thing.
4. k&lpane<Si v&stu = ^ a thing
of fancy ; k&lpana, -ne,^ == I.
&ncy.
Inv
Iro
laveatiTfl, a. l)&rik = /. tliia.y^.;
kitSti = /, industrious.
XnTsntOT, s, gAdpi, -pi&, m.
InTentory, s. pittti, -\<iif. = a list.
Inverse, a. porto (turned); rs.
paji fudefi (p. £. zalo).
InveTBion, s. porton^en, -nea, n.
Invert, !'. porti, c. v. ^ porta.
iBvest, "v. 1. kam di = /. give
work; mokrurkftr=:/, make
an appointment ; nemei = ap-
point.
2. vedo ghJll 3= /. put a Biege.
3. b&ndobiBtin doT6r = I. put
in security , e.g. money ; vadik
ghal = /. put to interest.
laTestiffate, v. vitsaran k&r.
Investigation, s. vitsaran, -na, n.
Investitare, see Instalment.
Inveteracy, s. e&bar v6I(§), -la,
m. = I. much time ; 6ei. rs,
into siibar kalatso, or crc.
Inveterate, a. %Waa.v kalatso e I.
of much time ; adlo = /. of
before; porno = /. old.
rnvidiouB, a. mosri.
bivigorate, f. b61 di = /. give
force.
Invincible, see Insuperable.
Inviolability, s. I. ^maDkArinft-
sarken, -keii, n.\ kh£itouDfU
sarkefi, -kea, n.
-2. p&vitr^f gnJii -na, sw. = /.
a holy character.
InviolaUe, a. kh&tounk BOzoasul-
lo, or kh^tounsye isuUo;
khtltnatullo; p&Titriji =z /, sa-
cred.
InvioUte, a. kh&tn&tullo.
Invisible, a. diiti pddanatullo;
disanatullo.
Invitation, s. apounefi, -nea, «. ;
voulik, -ke, /. = i. for mar-
riage.
Invite, 11. 1. Eipoi; voujik sang,
see the noun,
^.fg. Todni di = /. give incli-
nation; fu8lai = /. caress.
Inviting, a. Todnetso; j'^f Attract.
Invocation, s. mag-nen, -nea, ».;
ulo, -lea, m.
Invoice, s. samananp&tti, -te, /.
= /. a list of articles.
Invoke, i". mag, Prs. Cm.
Involuntary, a. khusinatullo, or
khnien k&rin^tullo, or n&~
khusen kello; nenarponan
kello; bet. rs.
Involve, see Imply, Implicate.
Invulnerable, a. ghai ghalunk
nozo aaullo, or ghayesarko-
natullo.
Inward, a. bitarlo.
Inwardly, ad. bjt&r.
Irascibility, .r. krodasarken, -kea,
n.
Iris, see Balnbow-
Irksome, a. k&rkg,rat80, or beza*
r&yetso = I. troublesome ; ton-
dreantso =b /. embarrassing.
IrksomenesB, s. kflrk&r, -raS, //,
m. ; tondre, -rean, pi. m. =
/. embarrassment.
Iron, s. 1. lonkad, -kda, n.
2, pato, -tea, m. = A a hoop of
iron.
„, „,L.ooglc
Iro
Irr
Iron, V. istri k&r.
Iron, d, lonkdatso.
Irona, s. b&ad, -di,/!
Ironical, i-n&njet8o; khelkulatso
= 1. mocking.
Ironmonifflr, s, lonkdasaukar,
-ra, m,, or — yari, -ria, m.
Irony, s- ninji, -je,/i; hoglapsen;
nadilioglap, -pa, n. \ khelka-
lan, pi. n.
Xrr&di&te, v. uzvad di=V. give
light, or u. k&r, or nzvad^,
c. V. ; pr3ias3,i, c. v.
Irrational, d. 1. bndnatallo; gi-
nyannatullo ; somzanatuUo.
2.moQzatitso = /. bestial.
Irrationality, s. na&somzonkai,
or naSsomzikai, -je,/
Irreoonoilable, a. s^madhan ka-
rinasarko, or silmadbaa k&-
runk DOzo asuUo, or only
s3.madha,n natullo, etc.
Irrecoverable, a. patimelunk no-
zo asullo, or patime]aiiaaso.
Irrefragable, a. zapdinaknozo
aaullo, or zapdinaosarko; bet.
rs.; ghat=/. firm; solTanaeo,
or BolTouok nozo asnllo.
Irrefutable, a. solvoank nozo
asullo, or solvanaasarko.
Irregiilar,«. l.kr&mavin (asullo);
ilkr3,matso=^. immoral ; vlg.
kaidea pS,rmane uatulIo.
2. rupnatulio = /, without form.
3. s^manM asullo = /. not rigbt,
Irregrnlarity, s. 1. &kr&ia, -m&, n.
2. miraoDefi, -nea, n. = /. ez-
Irrelerant, a. k&makpMnatullo;
tM n&iii = I. npt great (no
matter), cA. cs.; Millar = /.
trifliDg.
IrreligiouB, a- sastri^ natullo, or
sastrakact asullo; bh^gtiviQ.
Irremediable, a. borozaunk nozo
asullo, or siLmazaunk nozo
asullo; gunavin; upaioatul-
lo, or rs. upai nan = /. no
help, no means; upayavi?.
Irreparable, see Irremediable.
Irreprehenaible, a- gunyaun na-
tullo; best&unk nozo asullo,
or bestaonansarko, or bes-
tainanso.
Irresistible, <i- inkar k&runk nozo
asullo, or inkar k&rinanso.
Irresolute, a. dubavi, or dubaun-
tso, or tondreaut asullo.
Irresolution, s. dubau,-baTa,m.;
tondre, -rean, m. pi, = /, em-
barrassment.
Irreverence, s. ^paman, or ilk-
man, -n&, m.
Irreverent, a. jipamanatso, or ilk-
manatso; man dinatuIlo = /.
not giving honour ; &umir-
yaditso = /. not polite.
Irrevocable, a. portaa (with the
verb required by ihe ««.)
nozo 9^ullo ; pati kadank
nozo asullo, or pati kadi-
nilnso, e.^. i. words.
Irrigate, ». udak ghal, or u. simp,
or a. s6d.
Irritable, a. ragist or ragar zai
sarko.
„, „ L.oogic
Irr 2
Irritate, v. rag bSd&i.
Imption, see Inro&d.
IsinglasB, s. masles&r, -ra, m.
Island, s. kudro, -drei,, m.
Islander, s. kudreagclr, -ra, m.
Isolate, V. reglo kJlr; Ting&d
k&r; pois kad.
Isolation, s. ving&dai, -ye,/., n.c.\
yekeurpon, -na, ». ; vegla-
tsar, -ra, m.
Isothermal, a. tets g&rmetso.
Issue, s. Bev6t, -ta, «. ; see Exit
Issne, I', l.bhfiir s&r = /. come
oat, e.g. i. a decree, cA. cs. ;
pilr g iitk&r, or p&r g&tili (m ake
public).
2.za = /. become.
Isthmus, s. baifigomto, -tea, m.
= /. a neck of the eartb.
\\,,pron. ten or yen; see Gram.
P. U. ch.iii.
Italian, a. Italiteo.
Itoh, s. kb6r6z, -rji,/-
Itoh, "B, kb6T6z zS, or korza,
. e.g. mozo hS,t korzatfi.
Item, s. r&k&m, -kma, ». = kind,
sort, e. g. books of three
kinds; kfiIS,m, -Ima, n.\ bS.b,
-be,/. = /. case.
Iterate, v. portun k&r {or some
suck verb as k4r).
Iteration, s. porto (-ti, -teii), with
the required noun, e. g. i.
of the same soand = porto
talo.
Itinerant, s. poinari, -ria, m.
Itinerate, v. poi^ k&r.
Itinerary, s. poinakobranpustak,
-ka, «., or poinakobro, pi./.
= I. book of the voyage.
Itinerary, i. poinstso.
Itself, pron. tents; see Gram.
P. II. ch. iii.
iTory, s. h&stitso dado, -defl, m.
= 1. a. tusk of the elephant.
Jabber, V. neg.form o?^so5t ul&i;
see Chatter; bodbod.
Jackal, s. kolo, -lea, m.
Jackanapes, s. l.mankod, -kda,
^.fg. t3,nt&Imari, -ria, m.
Jackass, s. l.dadleS gadauii,
-dT&, n.
"i.fg. dadda (blockhead), or
also gadflun.
Jacket, .r. b&ndiyan,-D&, n. (var.
b&niyan).
Jack-fruit, s. 1. pfi^ds, -nsa, *«.=.
the whole ripe fruit; pan-
suli, -le, /, k&dgi, -ge, /.,
guzo, -jea, m. (unripe).
2. §M,-da, n. (one of the pieces
into which the fruit is cut
previous to eating).-
Jag*, V. katre ghM.
„, „ L.oogic
-n&, «., khir, -ri, /., ex. a
sweetmeat made of j.
J&il, ^. «/^. zSil, -la, «.; Hndi,
-di,/. = /. fetters', biindikban,
-ii&,n.; tnriug (z/dr.turang),
-gi, «.
JaQer, s. vlg. jelftr, -ra, »m.;
b&ndirakno, -neft, m. = /.
a guard of a prison ; b&ndi-
adhipSti, -ti, m. = l. a com-
mander of a prison («. «.)
Jun, s. mitai, -ye,/; d6s, -si,/.
Jamb, s. darv6nta&o ubo kudko,
-kea, m.
Jang^le, v. z^^, or z&gda.
Jar, s. \. buyaufi, -yavS, n. = a
pot (for [Ackles etc); bftrni,
-ne,/. (larger than buyaan).
2. z^da^en.-nea, »., ^rz&gden,
-deii, n. = l.^ quarrel; nfifi-
eS.mapddap, -dpa, n.
S.gouji, -je,/. = /. noise.
Jar, V. l.z&g&d.
S.gouji k&r=:/. make noise.
(Tasmine, s. bolo (c?r k&lo), -lea,
m.
Jaundice, s. kalkfi,i, -ye,/.
J&nnt, see EzoursioiL
Javelin, s. bhalo, -lea, m. {or
bhali, -ye,/)
Jaw, s. gal, -la, m. =tbe cheek;
dadam, -ma, n. = the jaw-
bones.
Jealons, a. mosri; niskatsari;
knbdi.
Jealousy, s. niskutsar, -ra, m.;
mosdr, -srs, m.
i Joe
Jeer, v. yedai.
Jeer, s. yedaunen, -nea, «.; gal,
-li,/=/. abuse; see Mockiny,
Irony.
Jest, s. Sestai, -ye, /; tomaso,
-sea, m.
Jeat, ^- fieStai kir, G. J^,; n&k&l
k&T, G. N. K I. make copy,
fg. (i)r n&klan k4r); m&ak&-
ri k&r; tomase k&r; h&s
(Laugh at, A;c.') or hasear
ghal.
Jester, s. khejgudo, -dea, m.
Jesofl ChriBt, Somi Jezu (-zu)
Erist, -ih, m.
Jew, s. Judeu, -deva, m.
Jewel, s. rat&n, -tn&, ».; n&g,
-gS, m., vlg., mn. article,
which set- moni, -ya, m.,
vlg. = beads (of gold); ma-
nik, -nka, n.
Jilt, s. patoli, -}e,/ = /. a kind
of sweetmeat, y^.
Job, J. l.kam, -ma,». = ^. work;
or (Siliar kam = trifling work.
2. mugdoai5en kam = work by
contract (/. to be finished,
as opposed to work by the
day).
Jobber, s. d&lal, -la, m. = I,
agent, broker.
Jookey, s. 1. gddeap&nthagar,
-ra, m.
2. godeftndalal, -la, m. = l. a
broker of horses.
3 . tb&kkagar, -rfi, 01. = a deceiv-
ing man.
Jocose, a. 6estayetso.
Jog
Jog, V. liiiaro di = /. give a
hint ; dole mdd(d) = /. break
the eyes, ». «, give liinta by
winking with the eye.
Join, V. 1. mfeiai, c. v. Qfm^ =. I.
unite ; doro {or dhago) ghal
=j. two pieces of cloth by
stitching; knd8i=/. add,e.^.
a wing to a house; g&dsi,
e.g. pieces of cloth; jodai,
e. g. planks ; «. v. kudsa.
2. sangilta vote *= I. go with,
e.g.'i- bad company ; or also
m^ = l. be united; i|t&g&t
kar = /. make friendship.
Join the enemy = dusmana san-
gata Tots, or duBmanapdk-
5ek my.
Joint, s. 1. gant, -ti, /. (j, of
the body).
2. sand, -da, m., e.g. of a door,
of the body, eic.
Joist, see Beam.
Joke, see Jest.
JolHty, s. ulas, -sa, m.
Jolly, a. khusal; nias&tso.
Jolt, V. k&skfts, e.g. a carriage
jolts.
Jostle, V. lot(6) = /. pneh; fid&l
3= I. dash.
Jot, s. kain = /. something : 'he
does not know a jot = taka
kaia k&lnan ; vlg, rs. sopnin
sir&ntiiC (Sintank nan = did
not think)'.
Jonrnal, s. vlg. gajet,,-ti,/,y^.;
dispodten kagad, -gda, n.\
kobraa kagad; v&rtam&na-
275 Jud
patrik, -ke,/. i7r -p4trg, -ra,
Journalism, s. v4rtamanap&t-
ran5en kam, -ma, n. = /. busi-
ness of journalism.
JOHrnalist, s. T&rtamanapd,trist,
-ta, «,, or -piitrikegar, -ra,
m. ; dispodte vordegar, -ra,
m=sl. & man of daily news.
Journey, s. poin, -na, «,
Journey, v. poin k&r; mJtrgest
za, n.c.
Jowl, see Cheek.
Joy, s. s&ntoB, -sii, m. ; khnSal&i,
-J6,'/-; orfc,-ka, m.,rl., ol.;
ulaa, -sa, m.; snkhif, -kha,
«.; ftnind, -da, m.
Jubilant, <2. ulas bhdgteo.
Jubilee, s. vlg. jubileu, -leva, m.
Judge, ^> munsubdar, -rfi, m.;
nitidar, -ra, m. ; mansif, -la,
9i.=natiTe s nbordin ate judge.
Judge, V. l.nit kir = /. make
justice.
2.alo6an kilr = /. make opinion
(think).
Judgment, J'. l.mt,~ti,/.,e.g.j.
pronounced byajud^a; ph&i-
B&l, -1S>, n. =1 I. sentence;
zftdtii-te,/"., munsub, -be,y.,
esp. in rl. mn., e.g. last j.
2.alo&en, -ni,/. (logical j.)
3. bud, -di,/. = l. discernment,
or also the faculty of judg-
ing.
Judgment-day, s. nimano dis,
•sa, m. = I. the last day;
z&dtetso dis.
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Jndgment-hall, s. nitisal, -la, n.
Jndioial, a. nititso.
Jndioatan, s. 1. nitipodvi, -ve,
/.; niti&dhikar, -ra, m. s /.
power of judging.
2. 8&rh&ddij, -di, /. = juris-
dictioD.
Jndioions, a. nitivont.
Ja^, s, aidan, -na, n.; m6g, -ga,
m.,/r.
Juggle, V. khy.
insgler, s. kb^lgodo, -dea, m.\
thilkki}, -ka, m.; k&nk&tgar,
-ra, m. = one who plays
tricks by sleight-of-hand.
Joice, s. gar, -ra, m.K extract;
dik, -ka, m.; rds, -ai,, m.
Jnjabe, s. bdr, -ra, n.
Jumble, v. ras kd.r; g&libili
zaan zomM, or prh. gusap
k&rn mel^; bor8i=/. mix.
Jnmp, V. ud; udi mar.
Jump, s. udap, -dpa, »., or udi,
-ye./-
Jaaotioii,f.mel(S),-la,m.; s&nd,
-da, m. = juncture.
Jonotiire, s. 1. s&ng&t, •gti,/.=.
a circumstance.
2. B&nA, -da, m.
Jungle, s. ran, -na, «.; molo,
-lea, m. = ti bower, e,^'.
Gethsemani; moleii, -lea, ».
= a j. properly so called.
Junior, a. dakto = /. little, e.g:
j. brother.
Juniper, s. jinatso ruk, -ka, ot.(9)
Jnnk, s. dfi? -ni,/.
JnriBOonfluIt, s. sastrazanar, -ra,
m. ; v&kil, -la, m.
Jarisdiotion, s. nit kar6i podvi,
-T6, /, or only podvi, -Te,
/. = 1, power; &dhikar, -ra,
m. = authority, or niti&dhi-
kar, -ra, m.; sfirhiiddi}, -di,
/. = A a limit,y^.
JnriBprndesoe, s. kaideavidya,
-ye,/.; nayasastri;, -ra, «.
Jorist, s, T&kil, -la, m. ; sastra-
zanar, -ra, m.
Juror, s. (pS,rm3,^iir doT6rlolo)
panfiayetdar, -ra, m.
Jnst, ad, sarken = /. exactly;
khareats = /. truly ; matn^,
or We&t = I. only. J. now =
atants. J. before = cikke
vodol.
Jnatioe, s', l. nit, -ti, /.; nay,
-ya, m.
2.santipoti, -na, »., or bhage-
Tontpoi^, -pa, ».
Justification, X. l.bhagevontpon,
-^a, n.
2.ndara9,-na,«.=an apology.
Jnatif^^t'. l.nItivODtk&r;bhage-
Tont kir.
2. udaran sang=/. say an apo-
logy.
Jut, V, bhair ye = come oat, e.g.
a rock; mukar p6d = I. fall
before, e.g. a rock; mukar
s^r.
Jnztapoaition, s. lagap, -gpa, n.
L.oogk-
K
Keel, s. taryapdnd, -da, n.
"Keea, a. l.barik = /. thin, ^.,
e.g". k. eight, mind, etc.
2. nmaleatso, e.g. k. sorrow
(intense) ; katiri = /. severe,
bitter, e.g: cold.
Seenness, s. l.barikai, -ye,/.
2. amalo, -lea, m.; k&tinai, ~ye,
/.; see adj.
%Sb^,v. l.doT6r,(ffl/j(?k. order).
2. dh&r=/. catch, e.g. a falling
body.
3. a3a=/. is, sh. Dat.
4. p68 = /. feed.
5. sambal = /. defend, e. g. k.
promises, tows, order.
6.^rik kar = /, pay, also vows.
K. an account = 16k borei.
K. waiting = todou kfir, ch. cs.
K. a feast= f^st k^r, or f. tsiilS,!.
K. apart = vingad dovor.
K. backs 1. adai; 2. dov6ri
3. lip&i.
K. company = pavoi ; B&Dgata
vots; siingat kftr,
S. down, see Beptess.
E. off=pois kad, or p. k&r, p.
dov6r ; see also Abst&in.
K. together = sang§,ta dov6r, or
votta d.
E. np with s patlean vots = I.
go after.
K. up = 1. sambal, or dov6r,
e.g. a custom; 2.dhS,ir di =
I. give courage.
Keeper, s. rafcno, -nea, m.
Keeping, s. 1. s&mbalap, 4pa, n.
= /. defence; ra.knen,-Qea,R.
2. sS,mapMap, -dpa, n. = 1. &
falling together; Jayekpon,
-na, «. = I. fitness.
Kemelff. I. bin, -ya, n. = l. seed.
2. koy, -ye,/, e.g, of mangoes;
moi, -ya, m.
Kettle, s. k^tlj, -li, / (with a
spout),^.
Key, s. \. tsavi, -ye,/; bigahat,
-ta, m.
1-fg- upai, -ya, m.=.l. means.
Kiok, s. kh6t, -te,/; lat, -ti,/
of horses esp.
Kiok, V. khoten mar, or kh6t
mar, or kh6tai,
Eid, s. bokde5en p!I, -la, n. = l.
the young of a she-goat.
Kidnap, v. (mlinsank) tsor(ii)
steal (men).
Kill, V. jivsin mar; jiv kad
take away life.
Kiln, s. ^guten, -tea, «, (or
ilgusten).
Kimbo, a. vankdo; zodi^llo = /.
clasped; bagaillo = bent.
Set the arms akimbo =:penktat-
hat dov6r.
Kin, s. s&irik, -ke, /.
Kind, s. thS,r, -ra,m.; jino8,-nsa,
m. {Instr. jinsin); dinos,
-Dsa, m. {perk. corr. o/'jinos);
d&rzo, -jea, m.
Kin
Kno
Kind, 17- dS^yal; mogal; kakulti-
tso = /. merciful.
Kindle, v. funk = /. blow, pr./^:,
e. g. the H. Ghost kindled our
hearts; 'uzo f, = blow into
the fire'; pet&i, c. v. of pfet,
e.g. a candle; uzo or uzu-
fid lai=/. applyfire or light;
z&l&i = /. cause to burn, c. v.
of i^^ e.g. a candle.
Kindliness, s. mogalpon, -na, ».,
or diija, -ye,/.
Kindly, ad, mogan or d&yak^rn.
Kindly, a. mogal, or dS,yal.
Kindness, ^. dS.ya, -ye,/; bore-
pon,-na, ».; mog(6),-ga, ?».,
i»rmogalpon,-na,«.; upkar,
-ra, m.\ kurpa, -pe, /. = /.
grace.
Kindred, s. s&irik, -ke,/.
Kindred, a. s^iro or s&iro dairo.
He is of my k. = maka (sfiiro)
lekta = I. to me k. is rec-
koned.
King, s. rai, -ya, m.\ raja, -ja,
m. (a petty king).
Kin^om,;. l.raz,-ja,«.; razYOt,
-ti, /, or razpd.t, -ta, «,;
razvotkai, -ye,/.
%fg. virg, -ga, m. = /. class.
KinglytA' 1- rayabHriso; het.rs.
rayabilri = /. as of a king.
2. rayatso = /. of a king,
King's-erU, v. kfi,ntm&I, -la, n.
Kinsfolk, s. s&iro dairo.
Kiss, s. umo, -mea, m.
Kiss, V. umo ghe, or u. kSne.
Kitchen, s. vlg. kuzn, -na, n.,
fr.\ randpakud, -^a, «,
KitoheB-work,f.randpakam,-ma,
n. (or randpa&eii kam).
Kite, J". g6n, -ni,/
Kitten, s. mazra^efi pll, -la, n.
Knave, s. lutstso, -£5e&, m.\ tb&k-
ki^, -ka, -m.
Knead, v. m6!, e.g. flour.
Knee, s- dimbi, -ye, / ; dompar,
-pra, «.
Kneel, -a. dimbio ghal (or dimbi
gh.) = /. put knees ; dimbiyer
p6d = /. fall on the knee,
«.c.
Knife, s. 1. suri, -ye,/. = a com-
mon k. ; peskElti, -te,/.
2. koito (kuito), -tea, w. =a
large scythe; koiti, -te,/ a
small 'koito'; koitul,-la,«.=
a still smaller 'koito'.
Knifb-maker, s. suriyegar, -rS,
m.
Knight, s. 1. 1. B&varigar, -ra, m.
%.p^h. the nearest eguivalent
for the title is mabaraja, or
the Mr. and Cn. s&rdfir
bahadur, (used sometimes).
Knit, V. 1. t61, e.g, k. caiman
leaves = modal y6I.
2. i^ighal=/. put tresses (braid
the hair); see Prown.
Knock, V. 1. bod&i, e.g, at the
door, at the walls, Acc.\
pet(6); tapud = I. tap ; 16t =
I. push.
2. adfil = /. dash.
E. out = bodouQ gh&l.
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Lac
K, up=kutti (arouse by toudi-
ing the bead); gongsi (aronse
by toucluDg other parts of
the body).
K. down = portun ghSl (or
porti), e.g. a wall.
Knot, s. l.gant, -ti,/.
2. sendo, -de&, m. a the knot of
hair at the back of the head
as arranged by the womett
of this country \ in the case
of men it is called e^ndl,
-ye,/.
Enow,^- za.]^&a\seeGr&m.p. 144;
k&I = /. be known, s&. Dat.,
, an art, a
way; k&lit &sa; gottu asft
{neg. gotta nin), vlg.\ volka
= /. recognize; volok &s&
(ff. F.) = I. knowledge is.
Knowingly, ad. z&nazatiQ, oraom-
zon, or monahparTok.
Knowledge, s. 1. zaitvai, -ye,y.;
bud, -di, f. = I. wisdom ;
volok, -Iki, f; Bomzoi^k&i,
-jB, f, or Bomzoni, -rie, /l
2.mahet, -ti, /., e,g. taka ka-
maSi m. asa.
3. k&Ht, -ta, n.
Known, ^arf. a. 1 , rs. into -v.
2. navadgo (well k.) ; Yodlo = /.
great, e.g. a k. man.
Lt, inter, oble {corr. of o p61e).
Label, s. mMvilas, -sa, m. ; naun,
-ava, n.= l.s. name ; Si^, -ti,
f.=l.s, small note, a ticket.
Laboriona, a. katin (var. kantin);
ka^tantso K /. painful (or
ka^nntao).
Labonr,^. l.TS,ar,-ra, m. (vaur"
is the verb) = /. work; kam,
-ma, n. = I. buBinesa.
2.ka8t, -ta, m. = I. pain (used
in pi.) ; minatfl, -ti, /, = /,
fatigue.
S. prityfttan, -tna, n. = I. an
effort.
Labour, v. 1. Taur tar or vaor";
kSm kar = I. make business.
2.kasta, n.v. of kMtai {or
ka^tavai) = /. suffer pain;
kSJt Bds — /. suffer pain.
3.prayS.tankar, petsad = make
an effort, try,
Lahonrar, J. vauradi, -dia, m.; kul-
kar, -ra, m.\ begari, -ria, m.
Lae, s. lak, -ka, ».; '100 lacs
= k6r6d, pl. korftd (m.)'.
L&oe, s. r^od, -da, n.
Lacfl, "!>. l.r^nd lai.
2, band =>: /. bind.
Lacerate, v. gbai ghal=/. put a
wound; bok6r = /. scratch, as
a cat does; pind, tr., n. = I.
tear; c, v. pindai, e.g. 1. the
flesh.
Lac
Lan
Laceration, s. l.bokrap, -pa, n.
2.pindap, -dpa, n.
husk, s. g&rz, -je, /. = /. neces-
sity ; tsukap, -kpS, n.
Lack, V. rs. into g^rz aB& = /.
necessity ia {not ex!)\ hy
the neg. i^/'asa; tsak = I. be
missing.
Lackey, s. tsakor, -kra, m.
Laconic, d- s&nksepatso = /. com-
pendious; tbodeaS utrantso
= /, of few words.
Lad, s. burgo, -gea, nt.\ iSedo,
-dea, nt. (iSedo burgo).
Ladder, s. nisS.n {var. nison),
-ani, /.; delo, -lea, m, =
a single bamboo with its
branches cut short.
Laden, a. bh6rn, or bhorloto.
Lading, s. vojeii, -jea, n.
Bill of 1. =vojeap&tti, -te, /.,
or samanaraaid, -de,_/".
Ladle, s, d6i, -ye, /. = a large
wooden utensil for kitchen
purposes.
Lady, s. l.saibiri, -ni, ^, used
almost exclusively for the
Bl. V. Mary.
2, bai, -ye,/. = a native 1. ; ayi,
-ye, f. is a word used for
addressing an old woman;
bibi,-ye,y. used for a Mahom-
medan I., and also contemp'
iuously.
Lag:, V. see Loiter.
Laic, s. sounsari, -ria, m.
Lair, s. phanjer, -ra, «.; d61, -li,
f.
Lake, s. kul, -la, «. {var. kdl);
t&Ien, -lea, n. = a small tank.
Lamb, s. bokrea5en pll, -la, n.\
Sell, -J9,f; ti generic term
used esp. fg. for J. C, or
for the faithful.
Lame, a. tbonto.
Lameness, s. thontepon, -na, n.
Lament, v. gin lil&i = I. say
lamentation ; r&d = I. weep ;
pirDga = /. groan.
Lamentable, a. 1. dukest = /.
sorry; kodu = ^. bitter, /2^.
S.birmot favozallo = worthy <rf
pity; or birmotitso.
Lamentation, s. sin, -na, m., e.g,
1. for ingratitude; rMnen,
-nea, «., or r^dap, -dpa, «.
= /.aweeping; pirngoni,-ne„
/, = /. a groaning.
Lamp, s. vlg. lampiaun, -avS,
m.; divo, -Tea, m.; diuti, -te,
/. = /. atorcb; murti, -te,/. =
a kind of 1. used by non-
Christian Hindus ; pan&s,
-sa, m.
Lampblack, s. kazal, -zla, n.
Lampoon, s. ninde&en p6tri; (or
pitrij}, -ra, «. ; nind'efien
kagad, -gda, n.
Lanoe, s. bhalo, -lea, m.\ bir&i,
-6e,/
Land, s. 1. bnin, -in,/ = /. the
earth.
2. zago, -gea, m. = I. a place;
zS.min, -ne,/ = /. anestate.
S.gaun, ganva, 01.=/. a coun-
try, e.g. the 1. of France;
Lan
Las
jillo, -lea, m. = l. & district;
maluk, -ka, «.; de8(d), 4a,
?«,, n.c. except in compounds.
Xand, V. (tiirTa voilo) utr&i, c. v.
= 1. cause to come down;
(tarra voilo) utir, «. v. s /.
come down;- (tarva voilo)
deyoi, c. V. =1. cause to come
down; (tar?a voilo) dean,
M.v. = l. come down.
Xaodlord, s. z&mindar, -ra, m.
(possessor of gardens) ; bat-
kar, -ra, m.; v&rgad&r, -ra,
fa.; dh&ni, -ja, nt., khavSud,
-da, m. = a lord.
Jftadmark, s. gade£5i g&d, -di,
/. = I. a. limit of the field ;
Cetorg&di, -di,/. = A a sign
of boundaries.
Xtadlease, s. g«n, -ni,/.
Lane, s. g&Ui, -le, /. ; v6q, -ni,
/■
Xangaa;e,^.bhas,-se,/; ulouuiSi
sftfcti, -te,/. = /. a power of
speaking.
2. atraS = /. words.
3. jib, -be,/ =/. a tongue,^.
Xtogrnid, a. bftlnatallo = /. with-
out strength; &sk&t = /.
weak; sirputo; bauntso — /.
fading,^.; fftdpoii, c.^. 1.
colour.
languish, v. bau = /. fade, /g^.;
p6d = /. fall, e.g. the con-
versation languishes ; uno
^ata s /. becomes less ; b61
a^en zata = /, force dimin-
isbes.
Languor, s. bSvSp, -p&, n. = /.
a fading away, /g.; iskftt-
kai; -ye,/. — /. weakness.
Lank, a. l.pat&I.
2.s&di!.
Lantern, s. vlg. lampi^un, -ava,
9n., or lantan, -na, «., pan&s,
-sa, m.
Lap, s. 1. miri, -ye, /. = Lat.
lacinia.
2. usko, -kea, m. e the part of
the body from the waist to
the knees, e.g. burgen auoi-
£ea askear bosta.
Lapse, V. 1 . when 1. of time is
meant, z£, e.g. tin vorsan
zalea uprant.
2. nis&r = /. glide.
3. tsuk z: /. err.
4. p6d = /. fall, e.g. a property
lapses to. . .
LapBe, 5. 1. of time, rs. into ii.
2. tsuk, -ki,y: = /. error.
3.nisrap, -pa, n.
Large, a. rund = /. broad ; v6d.
Lasciviona, a. 1. mostitso >• /.
wanton.
2. kbasEl >= /. jolly.
Lash, s. 1. i:ahuk,-bka, n.(orm.)
= I. whip.
2. mar, -rfi, m. = a blow ; pet(^)>
-ta, /». = a blow.
Lass, s. 5edun, -dua, n. = l.& girl.
Last, s. nimuno, -nea, fn., e.g.
of a shoemaker.
Last,a. I.nima^o (of time»/.);
k&detso.
2. akrit80=/. extreme (of place).
Las
Law
3.gelIo=/. gone, e.g. year;
&dlo = previous, of before ;
k<so = /. of yesterday, yet
used also, e.g. in the phrase
1. Sunday.
L, year=porun ar gelleiL voraa.
At last s sekiS, or kSdek, or
kilder.
"LzbXjV. 1. t&g, e.g. a house lasts
long; nr = /. remain, e.g.
the war lasts a long time;
balya; tail = /. walk, yj-.,
e.g. the school lasts 2 hours.
2. pfiu = I. reach,_;^,, or puro
zaon asa = is enough.
Latoh, s. khil, -H,/.
Latchet, s. fint, -ta, n.,/r., e.g.
of shoes; dori, -ye,/.; nado,
-dea, m.
Late, <td. 1. todou, a noun, used
as an adv.
2. magir, or uprant = /. after.
Late, a. 1 . sarlolo = /. departed
(this life).
2, ad]o = A previous; nimauo =
/. last; maji (late in office).
Lately, .<z<^. vod61; ailev&r; ni-
ma^en.
Lathe, s. k&d&il, -la, n.
Lather, see Foam.
Latitude, s. vistarS,p, -pi, n. = l.
extension ; rundai,- je,/. = I.
breadth.
Latter, J. dusro; duyim; vodol-
t30.
Lattioe, s. tatti, -te,/. = a screen
of cadjan leaves ; izii, -ye,
/. = one made of bamboo-
strips ; TOdap, -dpa, ». = a
big 't&tti'.
Laudable, a. hoglap&tso ; see
Praise.
Lauffh, 7'. has.
L. at = fieStaio k&t, G. F.;
naklankir; khelkulan kar;
kebd&i kar; or' only has
with Ace.
Laughter, Idughingr, ^- ^&%o, -sea,
m.
Laughable, a. hastso.
LauBohjZ'. (tarun) daryant devoi
=/.caase(a ship) to descend
into the sea.
LanndmB, s. modvoln, -ni,/.
Laundry, s. umboliSi suat, -ia,/. ;
duua&i suat.
Laureate, a. pato asullo.
Lavish, <z.ve5ik; tsad khar&itolo,
or taad khartsnntso.
Lavish, v. baitnastanan khari^.
Law, s. kaido, -dea, m.; kanun,
-na, n.
2, nai, -ya, m. = /. justice.
Lawful, <!■ !■ vazbi = /. reason-
able, convenient.
2. kaideatB0,<7rkaidea pftrma^e
asullo; nayatso; by the Pot.
Mood.
Law-giver, s. kaideagar, -ra, »».
Lawless, a. kaideavi^ or kaido-
natnllo.
Lawn, s. laSiiil, -la, n.
Law-ssit, s. vevar,-ra,m.=a pro-
cess in law ; vyajyy, -yft, m.
Lawyer, s. vakil, -la, m.\ lastra
za^ar, -ra, m.
„, „ L.ooglc.
Lax
Lea
Lai^ a. l.sadi} = /. loose, fr.,
fg., e.g. 1. coDBcience; be-
parvo k&rtso, or beparvi = /.
neglectiog; kaide ts^Mna-
tnllo = I. not performing
duties ; slsi = /. lazy.
2. ts&d dHyal = /. too clemect.
L&zity, -T. 8fi,dilai, -ye,/;,/^.^.,
e.g. 1. of conscience.
Lay, V. 1. ghal, or dovdr.
2. b61 mod(6) = /. break force.
L. eggs = tantiaii ghal, or t.
dOYfir.
L. aside = l.kad, or pelean
kad = I. take away.
2. samb&ln dov6r = /. preserv-
ing keep.
S.zoke dov6r = /. keep witb
care.
L. before = mukar ghal, e.g. a
tratb.
L. down = l.s6d = /. leave, e.^.
weapons.
2.klifindit zann sang = /. say
positively.
L. hold = db&r.
L. in = yekt&ifi k£ir = /. make
a collection, Ace.
L. on = bolan mar = /. beat
violently; tap&i = /. cause
to get hot,y^.
L. open = ugto k&r, or u. dov6r.
L. out = 1 . bb&ir ghal.
2.khfir6i =: /. expend.
3. nilkSa kad=/. draw a plan.
L. together = sangata ghal, or
vottu dovfir.
L. up = l.doTor.
2.antulnar Saa = is in bed
(ill), ch. cs.
L. upon = 1^ = impute.
L. waste = pidder k&r, Jr. ;
nis&ataQ k&r; n^s k&r, or
vibad k.
Layman, s. Bouns&ri.
Laainesa, s. alsal, -ye,/; bepar-
vo, -Tea, m. = I. negligence,
contempt; ykm, -me,/. = /.
sloth, slumber; d^Lddepon,
-Kia, »., n.c.
Lasy, a. &lsi.
Lead, s. sisefi, -sea, n.
Lead, v. 1, ta&ISi = /, cause to
waUc, c. v., e. g. a mother
leads her child.
2. vor = I. bring, as a captain
leads the way ; had = /. bring,
carry.
3. vat dakjli = I. show the way.
4.mukar vots = /. go before.
5. lai E L apply, induce.
6. kh&rfii = /. spend, e. g: a
life.
7. veta = I. goes, e.g. the road
leads to ; see also Guide.
Leader, s. &dhip&ti, -ti, m.; ts&l-
iiitolo; see Qeneral, Influ-
ential.
Leadings, a. mukhya; see Influ-
ential
Leaf, s. 1. kholo, -lea, m. ■= a
green leaf.
2. kholi, -ye,/ (a dried 1., ar a
small 1.)
S.palo, -lea, M.sfoliage; sdp,
-p&, m. ss leaf for manuring.
Lea
Lef
4. pan, -na, n.=esp. I. betel leaf,
used also for a page of a
book; f61, -li, /,/?■. = 1. of a
book, of metal.
S.t&gild, 'gda, n. = l. of metal.
Plantain-leaf = siroti, -te, /.
(green); aenet,-ta,'«. (dried).
Betel-leaf = kitaar, -sri,/
Areca^leaf = pouli, -le,/
League, s. 1. mel(6), -la, m. — l,
society, company; i|td,g&t,
-a,/. = l. friendship.
2. BoUo, -lea, m. — I. confeder-
acy, alliance; k&rar, -ra,
m.=l. agreement.
3. kos, -sa, m. (3 miles).
Iieak, V. (paken) pounta ; pans
p6dta.
Leak, s, fut, -ti,/.
Lean, a. barik; sirputo (very
lean) ; b^eto (80 1. as to
seem a skeleton).
Lean, 'v. vonkon b6a (sit leaning);
Tonkon ubo ran (stand lean-
ing)-
Jisannesa, s. barikai, -ye,/.; sir-
putai, -ye,/.
Leap, v. ud, or udi mar = /.
beat a leap.
Leap, s. udap, -dpa, n., or udi,
Leap-year, s. upari v^rs, -sa, n.
Learn, v. 1. sik.
2.S,ik = /. bear.
Learning, s. sikap, -kpa, «.
Lease, s. geri, -ni,/
L. at will = 5&1gSQ, -ni,/
Perpetual I. = mulgeg, -ni,/
On l. = ggriik.
Lease, ■!>. g^iiik di.
Least, hy the superl. ^lan.
At 1. = pun, or puni,
after the tweeted word.
Not in the 1. = kaints nan.
Leather, s. ts&mbden, -dea, ».
Leather, a, tsambdeatso.
Leave, v. 1. sddi; sand.
2.T0pBun di = A give coosigaed
(entrust).
L. off =: 1. thamb or rau; see
Cease.
2. add, e. g. bad habits.
L. out = 66d.
Leave, s. rija, -je,/
I take I. = r. kanetaa.
With your 1. = tum5e d&yea.
Leaven, s. melai, -ye,/; fug, -gi,
/, for bread.
Leaven, -v. fug, e.g. dough by
pouring in toddy.
Lecture, s, 1. sikouueu, -uea, n.\
slkon, -ne,/
2, bestaunen, -nea, n.^l. a re-
primand.
Iieeture, "v. l.sikounen di.
2. bestai.
Lecturer, s. sikonnegiir, -ra, m.
Ledger, s. lekaaSen pustak, -ka,
n. = l. a book of accounts.
Leech, J. zolu, -Ive,/
Leer, v. vankdo p6le a I, look
obliquely.
Lees, f., see Bregs.
Left, a. davo, or daTeahS,tatso;
da7okuro(daukuro) = a left-
handed man.
„, „ L.oogic
Leg -2
Leg, s. pSi, -ya, m.\ khar, -ra,
m. (of a beach).
Legacy, s. mdraas^n&d, -di, /.
(H.K.).
"LagsX, a. kaideatso, or kaideaa
formaillo, or kaidea pir-
mane asullo, or kSrideasarko.
Legality, s. kaido, -dea, «.; nit,
-ti,/. = /. JHBtice,
Leg-aliee, v. (kaidean) stapisi,
n. c. \ (kaidean) thir kilr = I.
make firm; kaideatso k&r.
Le^ly, ad. kaidea pd,rmanQ.
Legate, s. (raya) dut, -ta, in.
Legation, s. (raya) rivaneS, -nea,
n.
Legend, s. l.melvilila, -sa, m. =
/. an inscription.
2.katha, -the,y. = /. a story.
Legerdemain, see Jnggler.
Legible, o.. sost = /. distinct;
vatsiyet asullo; vafeisarko.
Legion, s. approx. pong6d, -gda,
m.
Legislation, s. I . kaideag&dap,
-dpg, n.
2. kaido, -dea, m. = l. a law.
Legislative, a. kaidegadtso.
Legislator, s. kaideagar, -ra, m. ;
kaide k^rtolo.
Legitimate, a. I ■ kaidea p&rmane
asullo, or kaideatso ; vazbi =
/. becoming.
2. niz = /. true.
Leistue, .^. pbursot, ■■ti,y.; kh^li
= /. empty (time); Yel(6),-Ia,
rn.; naLikam, -ma, n.
I find Peter at leisure = Pedru
5 Les
kamar nMullea velar maka
melta,tfrF.kbali astanan...
Not at 1. = k&mar.
Lemon, s. Umbo {or ts6rlimbo),
-beil, ia.
Lemonade, s. limbeaiSen udak,
-dka, n.
Lend, V. nsno (-ni, -nen) di.
Length, s. lambai, -ye,/., fr./g.
At length = sekin, or k^6k
or k&d^r.
Lengthwise, a. ubo (-bi, -ben).
Lengthen, 'v. Iamb k&r.
Leniency, s. d&ya, -ye,/.; kaknlt
Lenient, a. dilyal ; kakultitso.
Lent, s. vlg. karezm, -ma,* «.;
perh. paskadlo upas, -sa, m.
paskafudio upas, -sa, m.
paskafudlo vei(6), -la, m.
Leper, s. k6dkar, -ra, m.
Leprosy, s. kM, -da, n.
Leprons, a. kMasi^llo.
Less, a., ad. uno.
Less, affix, -natullo, or a-, or
-vin, (?r-nis; J^^Gram. P. III.
Ch. IT.
Lessee, s. badeak kanetolo, or
b. laitolo; badeagar, -ra, m.
mn. also he who gives out
to hire.
Lesson,^. l.f'^^.lisaun,-savil,n.,
fr. ; pat, -ta, m.\ dillefi kam,
-ma, n. = l. given business.
2, sikon, -ne,/. = /. instruction.
Give lessons = 1. sikjli.
2. bori bud sang = /. say good
advice.
Les
Lest, conj. by the supine neg, or
by the imperfect subj. neg.
or by the neg. participle
■with pasun ; see Gram. Ap-
pendix I.
Keep him ap lest he fall =
p6daDa£t zaunk taka dov6r,
more comm. p5danafio taka
doT6r.
Let, ^- 1. s6d (suffer, allow);
by the imperat. mood, by the
caus. form.
S.badeak di = A give to hire.
L. blood = iir mar.
L. dowD = devoi (deundiijW.c.)-
L. fall, 1. fly, 1. go = s6d.
L; in = kobuli di; rig&i.
L. off = mar, e.g. a gan.
L. slip an opportunity = s&n-
drap s6a. [sSrko.
Lethal, a. mdrnatso, or mdrna-
Lethftrgf, s. gad nid, -de, /.;
kumbak^rnaci nid, -de,/. =/.
sleep of the god Eumba^
k&rna (a fabulous person-
age) ; rs. m6tir nan = /. is
not in mind.
^./g. alsai, -ye,/ = /. laziness.
Letter, J. 1. kagad, -gda, w.,
p&trikagad, -gda, «. {also
epistle).
2.ii,k|ar {var. Hkser), -ra, it.
(1. of the alphabet).
3. sikap, -kpa, «., or perk, bet.
sikon, -ne,/. = /, instruction.
To the 1. = sarken, or s&bdan
p&rmane, or also &ksaran
LettiBj*, s. blideii, -de&, n.
LeTee, s. s&kaliatso d&rbiir, -ra,
m.
Lere], s. 1. s&ma zago, -gea, m.
2.mdt (jiilmS>t), -t£, n. (an in-
strument).
^.fg. map, -pa, «, = /. measure.
Level, a. s&ma; adgero, -rea, tn.
= 1. a horizontal line.
Level, V. 1. s&ma k4r.
2. ^gero k&T.
S.j&lm&t kad.
Levelled, a. kapo, a term used
exclusively to express the
lerelness of rice or any grain
with the brim of a measure.
Lerer, s. approx. lato, -tea, m.
Lerigate, ^. telto k&r.
Levity, s. khali m6t, -ti,/. = I.
empty mind.
Levy, i>. 1.8ipS,yank mel^, or
s. yektain k&r.
2.ghill = /. put: 'levy a taz =
berfiz ghal'.
Lexicon, s. has no proper equiva-
lent in Konkani: perhaps
utranh&ndar, -ra, n. the
literal translation of the Mr.
gS,bd&kos, may he used as
such.
Liable, a. pddtso ; by the adj. in
-tso, or -sarko, of the princi-
pal verb, e. g. 1, to faults =
tsukasarko.
Liar, s. fd^iro m&nis, -nsa, m.
Libel, s. nindep6tri}, -tr&, n.
Liberal, a. 1. uddar, or Todam6-
nfiiso = bountiful.
i.-...iA'00glc
Lib 2
2. sampnriis:/. abaodant.
3.ukto = /. open.y^.
4. as a term of politics, novea
kalatso = /. of the new time,
as opposed to adlea kalatso
= /. of former time, i.e.
coaservative, may be used.
These expressions are com-
monly used -mith reference
to customs, habits, etc.
Liberality, s. uddarpon, -nfi, n.
Libertine,^. 1 . ^ediyalo, -lea, m.
{/em. fiediyali, -le).
2. m6stigar, -r&, m.
Libertinism, s. most, -ti,y^
Liberty, see Freedom.
Be at 1.= 1. by the pot. mood.
2. mojea sotfintrar asa.
Libidinous, a. m6stitso.
LilHury,^. 1. pustakansal, -la, n.
2. pnstakaS mel(6), -la, m. =b I.
a collection of books.
Librarian, s. pustakaga.r,-rii,ffi.;
pustakanaala-^hikSri, -ri,
m.
License, s. 1. r&ja, -ie,/.
2.1iukum, -kme, /; (legal 1.)
3.&am&ryad, -di,/
License, v. hukum di.
Licentions, a, 1. rait tealitso =
of bad morals; mdstitBO.
2.1utstao = /. rascal.
Lioentioosness, s. anm&rjad, -di,
/. ; l&zbaDdpon, -na, n.
Lick, V. l.leuD.
2.t8ak = /. taste.
Lid,^. damp9efi,-riea,«. ; mand,
-di,/i; see Eye-lid.
7 Lig
Lie, s. f6t, -ti,/.
Lie, V. 1. fdti siing, or f. mar.
2. ad pdd, e.^, 1. on the bed;
in other cases only asfi = is.
3. adp6dun soakiisai k&ne = /.
lying takfl rest.
4.kh&tlear asa, or antulailr
aEa = I. is on the bed (sick).
5. atap = /. be contained; see
also Depend.
Ab far as in me lies = m£ka
tankta titlen.
I 1. ill = maka vaif k&rta.
L. in wait = nadir S.s&.
L. over = pafi ghal = /. put
behind.
Life, J. l.jm,flr jini,-ye,/'. = life-
time ; auk, -kli, n.
2. pran, -na, m., e.g. J.C. gave
Hie 1, for us; jiv, -va, m.=
physical and also superna-
tural 1.
^.fg. tsurkai, -ye,/., or uiari,!,
-ye,y. = activity, vivacity.
L. of saints i=Baatan&iji^i, or
santaniSeo kobro.
Lifeless, a. jivnatullo, see Insen-
sible.
Lift, -v. ukoj ; ubar.
Light, ^. l.uzuad,-da,m.-=Xii/.
lux, pr./g., e.g. \. of mind.
2. divo,-vea, m.=l.a. lamp, used
also for its light ; dipfi, or
diuti, -te,/. = a torch.
Bring to light (secrets) = ukto
k&r, or pHrgJit kilr.
Liffht, a. 1. uzuadatso, or pri-
kasatsOj/T-.^., e.g. 1. colour.
Lig 2
2.ha!u (not heavy); higur,
{Lat. levis).
3,bolaiketBO=/, of health, e.g.
. 1. food.
4. fiillar = /. trifling.
Idjht, V. petfii, c. V. of pfet, e.g.
a candle; divo lai = /. apply
light ; perk. bet. azu&d lai.
L. upon = m<a.
Lighten, -v. 1 , uzuad di, or u,
kitr, or u, lai.
2. halu kir =/. make not heavy.
3. ziglaita, or zaglanen yeta =
/. lightning comes.
Light-house, s. bautokato, bau-
tea-katea, m.
Lightly, iia^. l.halu zaun.
2. auB^ran, or vegin = quickly.
3. voilebar = I. on the surface.
4. sovai = I. cheap.
5.fiintiaa8tanaD = /. not think-
ing; kar^nnastanan = /. not
being cause.
6. aamfiryadin = /. unpolitely.
Lightness, s. 1. haluai, -ye,/.
2.&umaryad, -di, /, = /, un-
Lightning, s, zaglaneii,-nea, (T)ar.
z&glan), «.,/r.y^., e.g. the
horse ran like lightning ;
viz, -za,»». = a thunder-bolt.
Like, a., ad. sarko = /. similar;
sama = i. equal; b^ri = /.
as, e.g'. like him = taiSe b.;
p^rmS.De = /. according, e.g.
he acts 1. a child = burgeaSe
sovoye p. tsalta; jinsiS = /.
in the way of (burgeaCea j.).
8 Lim
Like, V. 1. ruts = I. taste (food),
e.g. yen maka rutsta.
2.maaua = /. please; vlg. boro
(-ri, -reii) distil = /. seems
good; G.khuse parmane as&
= is according to the wish
of; metsva = /, approve of:
'to maka metsvata'.
3. G. &purbai asa = /. is fond-
If you like = khusi aslear, or
manualear; d^ya k&m.
Likely, a., ad. By the conting.
future; s3,tnl5iidi80=/. which
can be believed; metsva-
sarko = I. which can be ap-
proved.
Liken, "s. s9,r kiir; see Comp&re.
Likeness, J. 8arken,-kea,«.; sar,
-ri,/.
Likewise, «i/.legun,fy Si&ii,placed
after the ejected word; teats
jinsin = /. in the same way;
-i joined to the word modi-
fied; see Gram. P. II. ch. vi.
Liking, s, l.ruta, ■t\,f.
%fg- marji, -je,/. = /. caprice;
khusi, -5e,/. = /. will.
Lily, J. perh. kanel, -la, «., Mr.
Limb, s. 1 . sando, -dea, m., e. g. a
limb of the body.
2.khando,Tdea,»i.=/.abranch.
Limbo, s. limb, -ba, ».; pata4,
-la, «. = a subterraneous
place. .
Lime, s. tsuno, -nea, m.
Lims-stone, s, tsuneatso ^tor,
-tra, m.
Lim
Lis
Limit, tumitation, s. gS.d, -di,/;
B&rMdd^, -di, /.; mit, -ti,
/., Cn.n.c., except in cont~
pounds; mitmfer, -ri,/".; aker,
-ri,/.=/, an extremity; ant,
-ta, m, = /. an end.
Limit, "s. gad ghal = /. pat a limit.
Limited, part. a. gSd asijUo, or
&D.t asijllo.
Limpid, a. nitS.1; nirniol; p&rz^
lik = /. shining.
Lineh-pin, s, khil, -li,/. fcal).
Line, s. 1 . git, -ta, m. (geometri-
2. iangt, -ti, /. = esp. 1. of a
page, ^, also^ e.g. I write
a few lines.
3. T6i, -li, /.; har, -ri, /., e.g.
flowers in a line,
4. gero, -rea, m. (drawn line).
5. kus, -si,/., dikka, -ka, m. e
side, direction; by isileans
in this side.
e.gftd, -di,/. = /. limit.
7, t4klean6i har, -ri,/. = /. line
of heads (genealogy).
S.onut and use the Instrum.;
e.g. in that line<= tenen.
Lineage, j. kutam, -tma, n. = I.
family ; s&nt&t, -ti,/.; r&gat,
-gta, n.
Lineament, see Feature.
Linear, a, gitantso.
Linen, s, lugat, -gta, «. (nara5en
lugat).
Linen, a. eoQatao(?), naratso.
Linger, ^'.todouk^r; pStiphnden
k&r = be not exact at the
appointed time.
Lin^iat, s. bhasanz&nar, -ra,
m.; bhasanpandit, -ta, m.
Lingnifltie, a- bhasaDvidya, -ye,
f.,or bhasasamartfai, -the,/
Lin^, s. 1. sankliCi mndi, -ye,/.
= /. a ring of a chain ; gants,
-tsa, m.
2.y^.8ank41,-kli,/ = /. a chain,
fs-
3. band, -da, m.~l. a tie.
Link, V. band.
Linseed, s. sonaiSen bin, -biya,
Lint, s. But, -ta, n.
Lion, s. siufi, -iTa, m-
Lioness, s. siuin, -ni, /. (bailo
sinn).
Lip, s. 1, T6nt, -ta, m.
^./g. d6g, -ge, /. = brim, e.g.
of a pot ; kant, -ta, m.
Liqaefy, v. kild&i, c. r. o/\&A, n.
v.; pat&l kftr.
Liqnid, II. kad&illo; patal; vau-
tolo, or vauntEO.
Liqnid, s. vaunfii vastu, -tu, /.,
or pat^l v&stt}.
Liquidate, 'n. farik kar.
Liquor, s. I.r68(6), -sa, m.
2. nibbor 3oro = /. strong coun-
try-liquor ; soro, -rea, »«.,
a general nanie, esp. for
country liquor.
Lisp, see Stammer.
List, ^. l.p&tti, -te,/.
2.16k, -ka, n = /. an account;
&it, '-ti,/. = a small note.
3. vedo, -dea, m. = an enclosed
field.
A-e^^^glc
Lis
Loa
Listen, v. kan di = /. give ear;
gutan aik = ^liear secretly.
Listless, s. zagrutnatuUo ; bauD-
tso = /. fading,^.
Litany, s. ladin, -m,f.,/r.
Literal, a. akseran p&rmane
asullo, or perh. iikieratso;
utraii parmane asullo.
Literary, a. sikpatso.
Literatnre, s. sikap, -kpa, n. ;
sastrij, -tra, «. ; yidya,-ye,/.
Litho^aphy, s. fatra6bapo, -pea,
TO,, «. u.
Litiffant, s. zl,gadtolo.
Litigrate, v. zagda, or hei. z&gfld;
nai kiLr ; arenji.
Litter, s. maCil {or maniSil), -la,
n. ; d61, -li,/ = a simple
sort of 1. used by country
people; palki, -ke,/.
Litter, v. pilafi kad, or p. gbal.
Little, fi!. l.lan; dakto.
2. kirkdl = /. wretched.
3. motvo = /. short.
Little, s. thodo, (-di, -deri) ; illo,
(-li, -len) ; ^ikken {var. tik-
keii), dim, cikkesen.
Litargy, s. vlg. sermoni, -m,/.\
igarjerit, -ti,y., or ig5,rjepid-
dS,t, -ti, /., or igarjeriyaz,
-ji,/. ; katlefi, -lea, n. [ff. K.)
Live, I", l.jiye; jini khar^ = I.
spend life.
2. jiv4a kar == get a livelihood.
3. rau, or vas k&r.
4. kha = /. eat.
5.vants = be saved, e.g. from
a BickaeBS, from danger.
Liveliliood, s. udarposan, -aa, n.
= sufficiency of means for
living; jivan, -na, «. ; khan,
-na, «., gras, -sa, m. = food;
abar, -ra, m.
Liveliness, s. barikai, -ye, /I
Livelong, a. 1. s%li jini t>so,
or lamb jiniyetso; vlg. tin
disantso = /. of three days,
e.g. tin dis sermaun kelo.
"i./g. bezari, or bezarayetso.
Lively, a. u§ar; kbu8al=/. jolly;
tsurk.
Liver, s. kaliz, -Iza, n.
Livid, a. siseatso, or sise&rilnga-
im=l. of the colour of lead;
kalso = /. ratber black, e.g-.
a 1. wound.
Become 1. = kinde (ex. become
red from a blow).
Living, a. jivo.
Living, s. 1. udarposan, -na, n.
2. jivit, -ta, m.
Lizard, s. pal, -li,/
Lo, int. p61e, or oble.
Load, s. vojen, -jea, «.
Load, I'. 1. bh6r = /. fill, e.g. a
carriage, stomach, gun.
2. (khandar) ghal = /. put (on
the shoulder).
L. with chains = sankal ghal.
L. with injuries = &kmanaiuS
bh6r.
Loaded, a. bh6ri}lIo.
Loadstone, s. vodneatso fator, or
v^tso iator, -tra, m. a /.
attracting stone; lohaJSum-
bak, -ka, m., Cn. Mr., n. u.
Loa
Lon
Loaf,^. undo, -dea, m.=l. bread.
Loan, s usni T&stij, -tu, y^ = I.
a thing lent.
Take a I. = 1. usno ghe = /.
take a loan.
2. rin gke - /. take a debt;
dudu usiio gbe.
Hake a 1. = rin di (give to
another).
Loath, v. neg. form of rnts;
Ts. Tonkaro yetS. = /. nausea
comes; kantal = /. abhor.
Loathing, s. vonkaro, -rea, m.
LoathBome, ii. 1 . vonkareatso.
^.fg- bezari, or bezara^etso.
Looal, ti' zS^eantlo, or gavantlo,
or jilleantlo; rs.
L. disturbances = yekats {or
thodea) gavaotli katkai,
-ye./
Locality, .f- enat, -te, y. ; gaun,
ganva, m,. = I. country.
Look, s. 1. big, -ga, n.
2. kulup, -pa, n,
S.jilpan, pi. «., e.g. a lock of
hair.
Look, V. 1. big ghal = /. put the
lock.
2. damp = /. shut.
Locomotire,-?. dnvraCi gadi (dura-
gadi), -ye, f. = L a. carriage
of smoke.
Locust, s. dempo, -pea, m.\ tolo,
-lea, m. (in North Canard).
Lodge, "o. l.raa=:/. remain;
bidar asa = I. lodging is;
Tas k&r = I. dwelling make.
2.bid&r di = /. dwelling give.
Lodger, s. 1. vokal, -kla, /». « a
tenant.
2. bidari, -re&, m.
Lodging, s. bidar, -ra, ».; gh&r,
-ra, n. ; see Inn.
Loft, s. malo, -lea, m., an approx.
word, such a convenience be-
ing unknoTon here.
LoftinesB, s. untsai, -ye,/.; abiU
rii, -ye,/
Lofty, a. 1. nuts; ub&r.
%fg. vorto, or v6d.
Logic, s. tHrkadastrij, -ra, n.\
nayaifiBtnj (nyayasastri^),
-ra, n.
Logical, a. ruzu k3,rtB0 = demon-
strative ; nayasastratso, or
t&rkasastratso.
Logician, s. t^rkasastri, -ri, tn.
Loin, s. penkat, -kta, n.; krnt,
-ta, n.
Loiter, v. alsai klirsi/. make
laziness; todoak£r = /.make
late.
Lone, Lonely, a. yeksnro.
Long, a. 1, lamb, e. g. piece of
cloth, time, sermon; dig.
2. 8S.bar = /. much, e.g. time.
Long, ad. s&har vel(6) = much
time; oris&A rejzmore time.
L. before = s&bar vela adin;
bow 1. ai kitlo vel ; how much
longer = ani kitlo vel {vlg.
kitlo temp); so loDg= titlo,
or titlo lamb ; too 1, = ts^
lamb.
Long, V. lale, Dat. ohj. ; urba asa ; ~
^^l^ogk-
Lon
Los
Lonjiflli, a.
Longitude, s. lamb&i, -ye,/-
Look, V. 1. p61e, or polei, used
also for face in a certain
direction, n.c, in this mn.;
dist ghal ; tsoi {H. K.)
2.dista = /. appears, ch. ex..
E.g. it looks well.
L. about = yeu3in teasin pAIe,
or isifi tisin p61e.
L. back s pati pdle ; 1, down=
B&kal p61e.
L. for = s6d — I. aeek.
L. in the face = tondar p61e.
L. out = tsfitrai karige, or piiti
phuden p61e.
L. through = 1. (Inslr.) p61e.
2. dist ghal.
L. to e: 1 . cint.
2. p&tije = /. trust.
L. towards = G. isilean p61e =
/. look in the direction of.
L. up to = mand or boren 5int
= I. think well.
Look, s. 1. diSt, -t\,/.
2.tdnd, -da,-«. = /, face; rnp,
-pa, n. = /. figure, form.
Looking-gilass, s. arao, -sea, m.
Loom, s. mag, -ga, m. (a weaving
machine).
Loose, a. 1. s&dil, e.g. hairs,
dress.
2. gh&tnatullo = /. not firm,
Z./g. aplea sotftntrar a8^11o =
/.being in one's own power-
aple khusetso = /. of one's
own will.
4. m6stit&o = I. dissolute.
Loose, 'V. s6d, e.g. a dress, or
sildilkjlr; mod(6) = /. break;
snt, e.g. a rope, n.v.
Loosel;, ad. 1 . zagrutai nasta-
nan, or nanzagrutayen.
2, i^posi or vait jinsin.
Looseness, s. 1, s^dilai, -ye,/-
S.ntkaden, -dea, n. (sickness);
hagon, -ni,/., see DiarrlwBa.
3. m6st, -ti, /. = /. bad morals.
Lop, V. kdii kiir.
Loquaclons, a. 1. bodhodo.
2. gjlzali martso.
Be 1. = bodbod.
Loquacity, s. bodbodneii, -nea, n.;
zank, -ki,/. (delirium?).
Lord, j. \.asJ)h,-ha.,m.,usedalso
for God; suami, or somi,
-ya, m., used also for J. C. ;
s&rdar, -ra, m., used esp.
for European gentlemen; n&-
bab, -b&, m. a Mahomedan
prince, used fg. for Lord.
2. k^rt, -ta, n.\ dh&ni, -y&,
m.\ khav&nd, -da, »». = the
master of the house.
Lordship, s. the title can be ren~
dered only by the common
noun saib.
Lose, V. 1, hogdiii, tr. v., or
hc^dauQ ghe; iint&r {var.
fitra) = I. go lost, e.g. sftrg
patkiak ant^rta; vlg. bhair
ghal = A put out; f^^. bhair
P^<e/. fall out, ch. cs.
2. pad za = /. be spoiled, e.g.
the fruit of my work; nlt|t
z& = /. get loss, ch. cs.
„, „ L.oogic
Los
Low
3. tsuk&i := I. deprive.
Loss, s. 1 . hogdauneii, -;tea, n.
2. luksan, -u&, «., or nist, -ta,
m. = I. damage.
S.p&dau, -dava, m. = I. defeat
(ia a battle).
Be at a 1. = (maka) somzanan.
lot, s. I. sodti, -te,y;, e.g. in a
raffle,
a.gratstsar, -ra, ■m. = l. fate;
. &dru|t, -ta, ».; niigib, -ba,
n.; g&t, -ti, /., e.g. amifi
zuza&e g^tir asaun.
3. yanto, -tea, m. = l. a portion.
^.{inpl^ aaba.r = /. many.
Lottery, s. sodti, -te,/.
Load, a. sost; ghat.
Loudly, ad. vodleaa = I. by great
(voice); sost = /. distinctly';
b6b marn = I. crying.
Loaiig:e, see Roam.
Louse, s. Tu, -ve,/.
Loot, see Boor.
Iiove, s. 1. inog(6), -ga, m.\ prit,
-ti,/.
2. iipurbai, -ye,/. = l. fondness;
urba,-be,/.; laleunen, -nea,
».; asa, -se, /. = a great
desire; moyamog, -ga, m.=
fraternal love.
Iiovei ^> 1. inog(6) k&r = /. make
love, G. M.\ prit kS.r.
2.Blint03 bli6g = /. enjoy 'plea-
sore, ch. cs., e. g. love an
anstere life; boro (-ri, -refi)
dlsta = /. appears good
^pleases); metsva = /. ap-
prove of, e. g. to maka mets-
vata = /. he is approved to
me (I approve of him, I love
him).
S.Hpurbai asa, e.g. maka ta6i
^p. asa = I love him.
LoTeliness, s. mogalpon,-na, ».;
ilparbai, -ye,/.
Lovely, a. 1. m6g(6) favozallo,
cr mogal or mogatao ; pri-
titso.
2. sobit.
Loving:, a. mog k&rt80 = /. mak-
ing love; &purbayetso=fond.
Low,ii. l.tiLpkato, e.g. 1. place;
tfi^u (n. c), or sftklad, or
s&k&ilo.
2. hJLlu=/. light, e.g. 1. sound,
I. voice; 'v^ith a 1. voice =
h&la or lou'.
3. nno = /. less, inferior, e.g.
1. man ; halko ; alpo, e. g. 1.
mind, 1. place; kirkdl; 4nvo.
4. aovai = /. cheap.
5.bhou a8k4t = /. very weak.
6. motvo = /. short.
L. voice = B&kililo talo, -|ea, m.
(or see above).
Low, ad. siikal.
Low, v. ambe, used of cows and
sheep.
Lower, v. 1. devoi, {or deund&i,
«. c); c.v. ^ deun; also 1,
a price.
2. siik&l kad = I. take down,
e.g. the voice,
3.dukest za = /. get sorry,
4.kapant8^ zatat^/. clouds
get many.
Low
Lur
Lowliness, s. kirkolai, -ye, /. ;
upepon, -nS., n. = I. inferior-
ity.
Loyal, a. nisklLpti = /. sincere ;
sado = /. simple; p&tiye-
nitso = /, trusty ; niz = I.
true, sincere.
Loyal^, s. nigk&pflt, -ta, n.
Losenge, s. mitai, -ye,/.
Lacidid. l.pS,rz3,lik = /. shining;
uzuadatBO = /. of light.
2.oitM = /. pure.
3. rs. into dista or diaua &sfi =
is transparent.
He has 1. intervals = thode
piLuti mdtir asa.
Lack,£. gratst8ar,-ra, m.\ hivukt,
-(a, n.\ n&sib,-b£i, n.
Luckily, ad. ^druStan, or grats-
tsarao.
Lucky, a. 1 . adruStatao,
2. sukhi = I. happy ; gunatso =
/. fayourable.
Lucrative, a. adayatso.
Lucre, s. adai, -ya, m.
Lacubration, s. (ratstso) vaur,
-ra, m. = I. work (of night) ;
(rati kello) vEur.
Lnculent, a. sost.
Ludicrous, a. hastso, or hasoan-
tso = /. causing laughter;
6eiStayetso = I. funny; tari-
fetso = I. awkward, laugh-
able.
Lugr, V. v6d(6) = /. pull; 16t.
Luffgagw, ^- aaman, -nS, w.
Lugubrious, a, dukest = sorry;
dukountso = sad.
Lukewarm, fZ. 1. unso; naksi-un;
selmodo.
i./g. alii = /. lazy.
Lukewarmness, s- fg- alsai, -ye,
/.; in pr. mn. rs. into a.
Lull,?', l.gana ga = compose to
sleep by making pleasing
sounds; nidai = /. cause to
sleep ; zomp kad = more the
cradle.
2.nidfLn k^r = /. make quiet;
tlid.nd k&r = /. make cold;
fuslai = /. appease. ;
Luminary, s, 1. uzuad&£i v&stf, {
-tu,/.
2. fiiankar, -ra, m. = I. an orna-
ment, e.g. the 1. of the state.
Lnmiiious, a. uzuadatso; p&r-
ziiUk = I. shining.
Lunar, a, ts^ndrematso.
Lunatic, a. piso30=/. a little mad. \
Lunch, s. phfilar, -ra, m. = & :
tiffin, collation. ;
Lung, s. popis, -psa, m.
Exert the lungs = vaur^.
Lurch, s. l.kMt, -ta, m.
2. tarvalaknan, -nea, n. (the
rolling of a ship); kep, -pa, n.
Leave in the 1. =■ vater gbal.
Lure, s. 1. vodni, -ne,/.; lonts,
-t3&, :
eBait
2. kh^Q, -nii, n.; s
Lurid, see Ohastly.
Lurk, V. lip = I. be concealed.
Lurking-plaoe, s. lip&i suat, -te,
/. = /. the place (in whidi)
one can hide; lipylli suat,
-te,/ = /. a hidden place.
„„ „ L.oogk-
Lus
Mad
IitiBoioas, a. tsM raiSitBO = I.
too Bweet.
Lust, s. 1. most, -ti,y. = impare
inclination ; kam, -mfi, «. ;
kudiiSikhusi, -46,/.= I. bodily
desire.
2. asa, 4e, /. s /. deeiro.
Iinstfnl, a. 1 . mdstitso.
2. bailando s /. effeminate.
Lostr&I (water)} ^> 1. agment, -ta,
n.,/r.
2.tlrt, -ta, «. (H.K.)
Lnetre, s. T6d kastis&l, -la, n. =
I. a big candleBtiok; jamb&r,
Losty, a. gbit = /. strong; bo-
laikeot asullo = /. being in
health.
Liucat!on,.$.klu!iDtank&p,-kpa,».
LnzorioiiB, a. m6stit80 ; bailando ;
vait khniiank lagyllo = /.
given to bad pleasures.
hvxiaj, s. m6st, -ti,/.; kudiiSeo
khiilio = /. bodily pleasures;
k&m, -ma, n. ; pAzdepon,
-na, «., bursepon, -na, «.=
/. dirtiness,^.
Lye, s. khar, -ra, m, ; gad, -dit, m.
Make 1. = 1. gudiik lai.
2. kh9,raiit ghil.
M
Haee, s. p&tri, -re,/, (a sort of
spice).
Hooerate, i>. l.biz&i = /. make
wet.
2./£: kaitii (var. kaitavdi),
c.v. ^ kiiita = cause pain.
Hachinate, J>. l.kutan kar = /.
make plots.
2. 86dun kad = /. seeldcg take.
Kachination, s. kat, -ta, ».; mos,
-8a,w. = deceit; m4sUt,-tij/.
Machine, s. fiar&k, -rka, n. (par.
5erki, -ke,/.); y&ntry, -ra,
«.; aid, -da, n. = I. an in*
strument.
Haehinist, s. iSarkan k&rtolo,
-lea, m.
H&okerelf s. bangdo, -deii, m.
Had, a. piso, e.g. maa or dog;
motirnatullo = I. not ia
(one's) mind.
Be m. after = lale, Dal. ; mo-
gan mdr==/. die out of love;
pisaa = I. be mad.
Uadam, s. saibin, -ni, /. ; vlg.
madam, -mi,/.; bai, -ye,/
Hadden, v. l.pis^i, c.v.o/^ia&M
(more com. piso k&r).
2. zaifii = /. cause to bum (ra-
gan = for aager).
Had-bonfle,-^- piseanCen ghUr, -r&,
n. = /. a bouse of mad per-
sons; piseanCi asp&tri, -re,/l
Kadness, s. pisepon, -pa, n.;
girtgiri, -ri, /. = ». transient
alienation of mind, n. c.
„, „ L.oogic
Mag 2
Xasraaine, s. 1. darukbano, -nea,
m. (for powder).
2. ugran, -na, n. (for miBcel-
laneous articlee).
H-igU ^- P^- t^ 1*^ = ^- three
kings.
Ha^io, s. bolmeD sang&i hikm&t,
-ti, /. = /. the art of saying
incantation; m&atr^ (f r* t&n-
trfl), -ra, «.; pbitispon, -na,
«. (the most common ward) ;
ghadi, 4i,/.; bhul, -li,/;
niiuit, -ta, n.
Ha; ician, s, bolmeagar, -ra, m. ;
ghadigar, -ra, vt; t&ntragar,
-ra, m. ; phitisponagar, -ra,
m.; nimitgar, -ra, tn.
Uagistrate, s. a,dhip&ti, or d.dhi-
kari, -ri, m. =a. person of
public authority.
Magnanimity, .r. dh&ir, -ra, n. =
/. courage; T6d mdn, -na, n.
= I. great heart,
]Ca|*iianimoa8, a. vdd ni6natso;
dh&iravont, or dhiiiriidik.
Magnet, see Loadstone.
Magnetize, ^'. vodi3i s4k&t lai =
I. apply attracting power.
Magnificence, s. dobazo, -jea, m.;
Tod man, -na, m. = /, great
honour; vodpon, -ria, n. = I.
Magnifloent, a. dobajeatso; vod-
ponatso.
Magnify, v. Torni, hogolsi, p&sar
= /. praise, exalt.
Mahcmedan, s. mu3ulnian,-na, m.
Maid, Maiden, s. 5edun, -dua, ».
16 Maj
3s /. a girl; tsili, -ye, /.
{H. K.); ankttar, -ri,/ = /.
a virgin; kinyastri, -re,/;
nar, -ri,/
Maid-servant, s. tsak^rn, -ni, /
Mail, J. l.kSvafia, -ee,/ = a80rt
of coat of mail, «. c.
2. tapal, -la, «. {/or letters etc^
3. tS>palp6do, -dea, vi. = a, post-
peon.
Maimed, a. 1. thonto = /. lame.
S.natallo added to the limb
missing.
Main, a. mukhya = /. principal.
Main point = mulo, -lea, m.=
I. 3, hinge, ^.
M&uUj, ad mukhya zaun.
Maintain, v. 1. dovdr = /. keep.
2. tsiil (with p&rmane) =^, walk,
J^., e, £■. maintain your
dignity.
3. sambal = I. defend.
4. p6s = /. feed; jevan di^l.
give food.
5. kh^ndit sang = /. positively
say.
Maintenance, s. dispodto gras,
-sa, m. == I. daily food; dia-
podten khan, -u&, ».; adar'
posan, -na, n. = suf^ciency
of means for living.
Mi^estic, 1. 1. m^imetso; bhou
tsad m&ryaditso; voclponS-
tso, = /. great; manatso.
2. podvetso = /. of power.
Majesty, J. l.m&ima,-me,/,e.^.
God's m.; vodvi, -ve,/; vod-
pon, -Jja, n.
Maj 2
2.rai, -ya, «., or rSrii, -ye, /.
— king, or queen.
Uajority, J. 1. vodlo yanto, -ie&,
7n. = l. a great part.
2. pirai,-ye,/.=/. age (miineai^
or some such word being un-
derstood)\ manaipon, -na, «.,
n. u.\ bet. favo pirai or vazbi
pirai, -ye, /. = requisite age.
Kake, v. 1. k3.r, »ot/. kelo; see
Gram., used especially in
composition with a noun;
also when we should use
give, e.g. kumokk&rz:help,
/. make help (give help).
2. kad, e.g. m. the sign of the
cross = kars&iSi knrukad.
3. by the c. v.
4. p6d, = /. fall (contribnte) ;
see also Appointi Form, Con-
fltitate, aain,RepreBent, Vftlue,
Force.
M. against = adk&I k&r; lid
ye; luksanak p6d.
M. amends = farikpon di = /.
give satisfaction.
M. as if, see Simnlate.
M. away with = sM = /. leave ;
see Rid, Kill.
M. for = G. isilean (ordikkan)
vots,
M, free with =anm{iryadiiitsai;
see also Filch.
M. good, see Compensate, Fulfil,
Maintain.
M. light of = beparvo kftr, G.
M., or B&sar k^r.
M. much ofsl. thaia Apurha-
7 Mai
yen tsfi-l = I. proceed with
fondness towards.
2. mand ; Ukia k&r.
M. baste, see Haste.
M. over = pllradin kfir; vopsan
di.
M. out = Bomza=:/. understand,
M. ready = tiyar kir.
M. up = 1. melon asa = /. is
formed, ch. cs.
S.^rikpon di.
3. niSeu k^r = /. make a re-
solution (make up one's
mind) ; nisfieisi ; see Oonsti-
tnte, Snpply.
M. use of=prayog k&r, G. jW. «. c.
M. way = suat kSr ; vat s6d.
Hake, s. see Fie:nre, Form.
Maker, s. 1. /. k&rt, -ta, »»., not
often used.
2. -gar added lo the thing made,
or by the participle of the
verb; see Gram.
Malapert, a. ^umiiryaditso ; laz-
bando or lazaatuUo.
Malapropos, a. 1. layeknatnllo ;
kamak p6danatullo.
2, rs. favonatullea velar.
Malaria, s. vait vareii, -rea, n.
Malcontent, s. kutagar, -ra, m.
= /. a maker of plots.
Male, a. 1. dadlo, (-li, -len).
2. dadleantso = /. of the maid.
Yale, s. dadlo, -lea, m.\ 5erko,
-bea, ?«., used in opposition
lo girl = <Sedufi.
Malediction, s. airap, -pa, m.;
nig. maldisaun, -sava, n.,fr.
Mai
Man
Hslofaotor, s. gunyaukar, -ra,
m. =1. a guilty man; &kr&-
matso minis, -nia, m. = l. a
man of crimes; rait k&rtolo;
^nnayatso m&ais, -nSa, m. =
I. an unjuBt man; khoto
m&nis =/. a wicked man.
Malevolence, ^. rait kbuSi, -Se,
/.; niskntsar, -ra, m.senvy;
mosdr, -8r&, m. = envy ; kho-
tepon, -na, n. z /. wicked-
ness.
Halice, s. vik&tai, -ye, /., Jrom
vik = poison, /f.; vaitpon,
-na, «., e.£'. m. of sin ; klii>-
tepon, -na, n.=il, wicked-
ness; nadgepon, -na, ». = /.
cunning; moB6r, -sra, vt.^l.
hatred (envy).
Halicious, fi. \si.i,etc.; seelUXi^,
Ualiffn, V. bS,dlam gh&l = /. put
calamities; tsadio sang = /.
say detractions.
Haligrnity, s. kbotepon, -na, n.,
or vaitpon, -na, n.\ see Ualice.
Halleatale, a. in6u == I. soft.
Hallow, s. petarlezad, .da, «.
Haltreat, a. k^t&i, c. v. lyk^gta;
bdng kjlr; d&gd&i, c.v. = l.
cause suffering; nisturai
tsM&i, {2nd Loc.) = /. pro-
ceed cruelly.
Haltreatment, s- k&Stounen, -neS.,
n.\ d&gd, m. pi., or dSgdou-
nen,-nea, n.\ niitnrai, -ye,y.
Han, s. LmSruis, -ns&, m., or
m&nis, -use, /./or a woman
{pi. m&nsafiybr women).
2. da,dlo, -lea, f». = male (dfidlo
mfi-nis).
3.al, -la, m. (a cooly).
M^nis as meaning mankind
has m9.nsan in the plural.
A grown-up man =manai, -ya,
m. {also a cooly).
Han, V. 1. m&nlB di s /. give
men.
2. rak = /. gnard, e. g. m. the
walls.
Han-of-var, s. lamb agbdt' -ti,
/ = /. a long steamer ; zu-
zatarun, -rra, n. = l. a ship
of war.
Hanaele, see HandonK
Hanage, v. tsilUi, e.g. men or
beasts; also m. a baeiness.
Hanageable, a. tsfil&isarko.
Hanagrraient, s. 1. karkbano,
-nea, m. = l. administration;
tsMounen, -ne&, n.
2.hikmat, -ti,/. = I. artifice.
Hanafsr, s. tsfil&itolo; mostak,
-ka, n. = l. 2, head,^.; kar-
kbaneagar, -ra, m., e.g. of
tiles, etc.
Hanohil, s. maiSil, -la, n.
Hans, s. maneiSe k6s, -san, pl.
m. s /. hair of the neck.
Hange, s. 1. khoroz, -rji,/
2. ruB, ravS,, n. (corrupted
sores).
Hanger, s, kb&vo^, kb&utii, /.
Hango, s. ambo, -be&, m.
Hangoateen, s. bind, -da, n.
Hai^o-stone, J. pftr, -ri,/.
Manhood, J. m&nsepon, -11&, «.;
„, „ L.oogic
Man £
Todli pirai, -je,/.=l. grown-
up age.
Vania, s. pisepon, -na, n.
Manifest, a. ugto = /. open,y^. ;
aost = /. distinct, evident;
parg&t = /. public; rs. tnlo
kalta = is known, or kSlit asa.
Uanifest, v. pargat {or ugto) kar ;
dakai = /. show.
Hanifestation, s. parg3,touaen,
-nea, «. ; gurtij, -ta, m.
Manifesto, s. istj'ar, -ra, m.; see
AdTertiaement.
Kanifold, a. I. tsM dodo; sa.bar
pauti tsad.
2,veg!o = /. diflEerent; see
Varioufl.
Kaaipol&te, v. 1. hatanin apdd
= touch with the hands.
2. hatanin kar = make with the
hands.
Kankinii, s. m&niekul, -la, n.
Hanliness, -J. dhiir, -ra, n. = /,
courage; \Irpon, -na, «, = A
heroiam, n. c.
Hanly, «. dhiiravont ; viratso =
/, heroic, n. c.
Hanner, s. l.jinoe, -nsa, m.
vat, -te, /. = ^ a way.y^.
marog, -rgS, »i. = a road,^.
p&rmane = L in the manner
(not used in the nom.f, e. g.
favotea p. =in due manner;
nSmuno,-n6a, ?«,=/. a model,
fg. ; bhas, -se, /. = /. lan-
gaage,y^.
2.m&ry&d, -di,y:=/. decency.
3. B0v6i, -ye, f.=l. custom;
i9 Man
poriSorbSri {usedas postp.),
e.g. tea p. =thu8.
HanoeaTre, s. 1. kovat, -ta, n,
(a military exercise).
2.hikm&t, -ti, /. = /. artifice;
camMkar, -ra, m. (or «.)
Manse, s. padricen ghir, -ra, «.
Mantle, Mantua, s. v61, -li, /.
(a white veil) = the m. of
native women.
Manual, &. hatantso; 'm. work =
hatan5en kam, -ma, «., or
hatanci k&sflb, -sbe,/!'
Manual, s. hatpustak, -ka, n.
Mannfactory, s. karkhano, -nea,
m. ; kirCen ghir, -ra, n. = /.
house for making, with the
name of the article manu-
factured.
HannfactuTe, ^- I.hatan kiir5en
kam, -ma, n.
2.hatan kelli y^stij, -tu,/
Manufacture, Ji. I.k^r.
2. t3,yar k5.r = /. make ready.
Mannre, s. sen, -na, «. = /. cow-
dung ; it, -ta, m. ; saren, -rea,
n. = Lat. laelamen, dung;
86p, -pa, m. = leaves for ma-
nuring; gob6r, -bra, m. = /.
ashes, which are used as
manure.
Manure, v. saren ghal.
Manuscript, s. batan boreillen
(pustak, -ka, «,).
Many, a. a^bar ; zaite ; tsSd ; M
these words are used also in
sing.
Map 31
As m. as = kitlo . . . titlo, or
only titlo [see Gram. p. 240).
How m. = kitle : so many =
title.
Kap, s- buifinaksa, ^e,y;; gafi-
vafiDS.kga, -se,/.
Mar, see Spoil, Disconcert.
Harasmns, .r. khevad, -<li,y.
Marander, s. lutigar, -ra, m.\
desvot kirtso {var. deBvSt
k.) = /. making devastation.
Uarble, s. 1. no pure Konkani
word used; we may use the
Mr. Bangamaravar, -ra, m.
2. ij>l.) gutio, pi. f. (playing
marbles), yrow* guti, -je,/.
Hatch, s. poin, -na, n.
Harch, v. poin kar; tsal = I.
walk.
Mare, s. godi, -ye,/.
Margin, s. dfeg, -ge,/.
Marginal, a. deger asuUo.
Marine, a. d&ryatso or diryantlo.
Marine) s. tarrasipai, -ya, m. = /.
a soldier of a ship.
Mariner, J. tarvoti,-tia,ffi.; fchS-
lasi, -sea, m.
Maritime, a. d^rya lagsilo = I.
being near to the sea; see
Marine.
Mark, s. gurtu, -ta, ?«. ; by the
Neul. adj., e.g, a mark of
ignorance = nenarpona&ea.
Mark, ?. I.garti^ k&r = /. make
a sign.
2. bor&i = /. write; dakHi = /.
show,
S.i^nt = /. think.
} Mar
4. bhed(e) kir = I. make dis-
tinction.
Make out = mez (e) = /. meas-
ure.
Market, s. pent, -te,/.
Marriage, s. kazar, -ra, «., fr,,
but in common use; viva-
ha, -va, «., or l§.guij, -na,
n., or T5,rdik {var vadik),
-ke, /. (H. K.); matrimoo.
-na, m., fr. (in catech. and
eccl. 9nn.)
Invitatioa to m. = vouHk, -ke,y.
Celebrate a m. = kazar kar.
Marriageable, a. kazaratso, or ka-
zaraprayetao ; savasiai.
Married, a. kazari, or kazar
zallo.
Marrow, s. (adantlo) meadu,
-da, m.
Marry, v. kazar kJLr, ^. = give
away in marriage; kazar
za = /. get married, Prs,
Dal.; r6sp6r k4r (corrufi.
of 'receber') = perform the
ceremony of marriage at the
altar.
Marsh, s. tftlefi, -lea, n.; m&d^,
-ka, n.\ 6iklazago, -gea, m.
Marshal, s. mukhya fouji&dhi-
p&ti, -ti, m.
Marshy, a. Ciklatso.
Martial, a- zuzatso, or zuzasarko.
Martyr, s. vlg. martir, -ra, m.
(-ri, /.), Jr.; r>asak^igar,
-ra, m. = l.& witness of blood.
Martyrdom, ^ . ritgtasak^, -^i,/. =
a witness of blood; r>a-
„, „ L.oogic
Mar
Mat
saksiSen m&rn, •na, ».; vlg.
martirpon, -na, ft.,/r.
BlartyroIogT, s- r^gtasakjiigaran-
6i patti, -te, /.; martiraS-
p4tti, -te,y.
Harvellons, a. ajapatso.
Hascallae, a. 1. dhairavant = /.
courageous.
2. pullinga = /. m. gender.
Hash, s. borsounefi, -nea, «,
HiiBk, J. Te3, -sa, m.
JHaak, v. 1, yks gbal, pr.fg-
2.1ipai = /. coDceal.
Masquerade, s. vesakh61, -la, m.
U&Bon, s. ^tranm^st, -ta, m.
Hue, J. 1. raie, -sa, m. (rl.):
'high mass = kaatar mis';
'low mass = r^zar m,'
2,ras, -si,/.=l. a heap; rupna-
t^lli ras; zoino, -mea, m. =
I. assemblage; 'en masse =
zomoiin'.
MasBAore, ^. jivsia mar, or bet.
kbaoi kS>r.
H&Esacre, s. khuni, -ye, /., or
zomeakhuni = /. killing of
a crowd.
Kasa-book, s. miaapustab, -ka,
«.; vlg. mieal, -la, n.,fr.
XaBsire, a. z&A; bhari.
Mast, s. kuTO, -vea, m. (of a ship).
Master, s. 1. dh&ni, -ya, m., e.g.
m. of the hoase {Lat. do-
minus) ; k&rt, -ta, m. ; kha-
T^nd, -da, »».; pr&bhu, -bbu,
m.
2. gb&rkar, -ra, m. = l. a. house-
holder (vlg. husband).
3. mostak, -ka, n. = I. head,y^,
4.up^deBi, -si, m. = a. teacher;
S.igul,-la, m. (a teacher of low
classes iu village-schools);
Sen&i, -nai, m. = I. a writer,
mn. also a village master;
vlg. mestri, -ri, m., /r., or
mastar, -ra, m.,/r.
5.k&,rkhaneagar, -ra, m. = I.
an administrator, director.
6./g. motir asuUo (mfi,ni8) =
/. being in (one's) mind.
7. adhipJiti,-ti, »!. = /. amanof
(public) authority.
S.apnaCer z&itvortolo = gain-
ing victory against oneself;
apnak ad yenntso^/. com-
ing against oneself.
Be m. of a science = gundai
pariyaht zana = I. knows
till depth.
Vaster, v. I. khalto kflr = make
subject.
2. purto (-ti, -ten) zana = I.
knows fully; boren 80mza =
/. understands well ; gundai
pilriyant zana = /. knows up
to depth.
Haaticate, v. gol&i; tsab; danta-
nin khan mocl(6) = l. break
food with teeth, n.c.
Mastication, s. tsabnen, -nea, n.
Hat, s. mandri, -re,/.
Coir-mat = sumbaiSi mandri,
-re,/.
Mat, V. t61.
Matcli, s. 1. ujeaSi kadi, -ye,/. =
/. a stick of fire.
Mat
Mat
2. kazaratso karar, -t&, m. =
I. agreement of marriage.
3, zod, -da, m. (equal), e.g: not
even N. is a, m. for them;
id, -da, «.
Hatch-box, s. ujea6i pfet, -te,/.
Sate, s. sangati -tia, m. = I.
a companion.
Material, s. jioos, -nsa, m. = /.
the manner, quality (ingredi-
ent) ; m6p, -pa, n. (tlie wood-
en material of a house) ; as
inthesent. 'Of what material
has this house been built?'
often rs. into Insir. or
Genit.\ sometimes SM3i&-a.^l.
article may suffice; sambar,
-ra, m. = the materials for
making curry.
Haterial, a. 1. kuditso = /. of
body, fg. M. as opposed to
spiritual, A<zj no exact Konk.
equivalent; a Sans, or Mr.
word, as expressing the idea
of a false religion, is not
suitable, so perhaps the best
course ■will be to use kuditso,
and extend its usual mean-
ing. When material is used
in reference to wind and si-
milar objects, it m^y perhaps
be translated by kuditsoao,
or murtitso (J>erh. ex. Sans.
word).
2. bhari = /. important.
Mfttarialism, s. hss no equivalent
inKonkani; iheMr.Cn.A&-
hatmarad, -da, m, may serve.
Uaterials, f. saman, -na, m.
Hatemal, a. majetso or avoitBO,
Hathematioal, a. parimanatso.
Mathematics, 5. p^rimanandja,
-ye,/. = I. science of quan.
tity; ganitasaatrij, -ra, ».;
ganitavidya, -ye,/,, Adr.,Cn.
Sans.
Matins, s. ophis, -phsa, m.; aaka-
Iin5en graneS, -nea, «.
Matricide, .s. l.avoikhum, -ye,/.
2.avoikhuniyegar, -ra, m.
Matriculate, v. patter boriii = I.
write on the list; (ridye-
aalek) melfii = I. aggregate
(into a college).
Matriculation, s. (vidyesalek)
melounen, -gea, «.
Hatriinony, see Marriage.
Matron, s. aji, -je,/.
Matter, s. l.As opposed to s^mi
it cannot be exactly translat-
ed into Konkani: the Sans.
miirti, -ti,/,t>rkadi(Sivast^
-tu,/.=/. corporal (material)
thing, or only kud = body,
fg., may be used.
2. irado, -dea, m. = I. object,
e.g. of a science.
3.vS.8tij,-tu,/, = /. athing; Sy
the G.; see Gram. P. IV.
ch. ii. Art. ii.; kam, -ma, n.
= /. business, thing.
4.bhar, -ra, m. = l. gravity,
fg. (importance).
5. pu, -puva, m., rasi, -se,/ =
pus.
What is the m. = (tuka) Htea?
Mat
Mea
No m. = TOd nain; Cintanan.
Hatter, v, alofien k&r = /. make
opinion (give to think); g3,rz
asa = /. want is ; tsM lagta
= /. much is attached.
It does not m. = alo5en k&ri-
nan, bisat nan.
Ktttock, s. pikas, -sit, »., fr. ;
kndol, -dli,/.
KattreBs, s. g&zdi, -de, /.
Hatuie, a. piko, pr.fg., e.g: m.
man.
Mature, v. pikiii, c. v. pr./g.
Mttnrely, ad. boren Sintun = I.
after having thought well.
Mstnrity, s. 1. bud, -di, /. = /.
wisdom (of mind).
'i.rs. tnioyodlo = l. grown up.
Kandllii, a. l.&malzallo^'riLma-
latao; soro piyello; bebdo,
A-
2. daddo = I. dnll.
Kannd, s. m6;i, -na, m. (a mea-
sure = 48 seers, or for
jaggery = 40 seers).
Maw, s. ganzo, -jea, m. = Lai.
inglwvies, the crop of a
bird.
Hazim, see Aphorism.
May, V. By the Pot. Mood; see
Gram.
May be = zaunk puro; yeka-
devela or yekavela.
Maze, see Entangle.
Meadow, -f- l&i^iSil, -la, «.; tiQ§-
£en maidan,-na, «.; tsorova-
zago, -%th, M. = a grazing
place.
Haagre, a. 1. barik = /. tbin.
2. Buko =i /. dry,^.
3. bbou Ian, thodo = little.
Heal, s. l.jevan, jeuna, «.
(dinner).
2. pit, -ta, n. — flour.
He&n, s. halt, -ta, ».- =^ /. mode-
ration.
In the m. = moden.
Mean, a. 1. medio, nr modeS
asnllo.
2. uno, halko, kirkol = low.
3. cillir = I. trifling.
4. imto = /. stingy.
In the m. time =s itlea bit&r.
Uean, z*. l.sevot asa = /. aim is;
iSint = /. think.
2. &rth asa = /. meaning is, G.
M. ; gurtij asa = /. sign is ;
dakfii = I. show ; somzon
yeta = /. understood comes.
3. m6n or mhun = /. say, call,
e.g. aka kiten montat? =
how do you call this? (what
does it m.?); see Imply.
Heaning, .r. 1. firth, -th£, m.
2.Bev6t, -ta, m.=l. aim; rs.
into 7).
meanness, s. 1 . unepoo, -na, n. ;
kirkolai, -ye,/, (low condi-
tion).
2. imtepon, -na, n. = stinginess.
Means, s. upai, -ya, m.
By no m. = k^seni naka ; k.
nflin.
Heasles, s. ururen, -reft, n.
Measurable, a. map&tso, or mezi-
sarko.
Mea
Heaflura, s, l.map, -pa, n.; h&tt,
-tSi, n, (right measure, pro-
portion); mezap, -zpa, «.;
z6k, -ka, «., e.g. of a dress
to be made.
2.aloiSeii, -ni, / = /. opinion,
e.g. take measures s aloSen
k&r, upaikane; upai,<;a,m.
= /. meaas.
la aome m. = yeke jinsifE.
See App. to Konk.-Engl. Dic-
tionary.
Ueasnre, v. z6k gbe = /. take m.,
e.g. of a dress to be made;
mez(e) ; vistar = /. be ex-
tended.
M. out = mez (e).
Heaamed, a. vazbi = /. proper ;
halt asullo = I. moderate.
Heasnrer, s. mapeli, -li£, m.
[par, mapari, -ria, ot.).
Heat, ^. mas, -sa, n.
Heohanio, s. aiSari, -ria, m.
Hechasics, s. 6^kraosamartbi,
-the,/.
Uecbanifim, s, iS^krq, -ra, «. {or
tsikr) ; bikmit, -ti, /. = /.
artifice.
Medal, s. arluk, -V.9,/.,/r.
Meddle, v. rig = /. enter; see
Interfere.
Mediate, v. m&desti za = I. be-
come intercessor; panCayet-
dar kir = I. make as arbi-
trator; madesti zauu fuslai
=1. by arbitrating appease.
Mediate, a. medio: 'm. cause =
modlen karan'; opp. to lag-
silen, or lagiien (approxi-
mate) and poisilen (remote)
karan.
Mediately, ad. dusrea Torvin ^
through another; i^^-prfkspar;
dusrea mukhautrij,.
Mediation, s. vinot, or mftzat,
-ti,/. (W.): 'through his m.
= to madest zaun, or tafie
vorYin'.
Mediator, s. madesti, -ti, m.
Medical,<z- l.horokartso, 177'gnn
kartso = curing.
2, voizatso = I. of the pbysi-
ciau; vaidikatBO = m. treat-
ment.
Be under m. treatment = TOiza
khal asa.
Medicate, v. Tokat di = I. gir&
medicine; boro kar.
Medicinal) see Medical.
Medicine, s. l.voizapon, -na, n.
.(science) ; voktanfii vidya,,
-ye,/, (science).
2. vokat, -kta, «., pr.fg.
Mediocre, a. sumar {or 8um&>
ratso),
Medioerity, s. sumar tbar, -t&,
m. = I. middle kind.
Meditate, v. 1 . niyal, or niyaj
kar; dhyan kar.
2.horeii tint = /. think well.
S.sevot asa = i. aim is.
Meditation, s. niyal, -la, m.; t6pf
-pa, ». = contemplation ;
dhyan, -na, n.
Medium, s. 1. modli vasti;, -tu,
/. = l.a thing in the middle.
A'OOgIC
Med
Men
2. d&lal, •la, ft. = I. aa agent.
Medle7, s. gus&p, -spil, «. = I.
confusion.
Seek, a. bolo; lin, n.c.
SeelnesB, ^. boleport, -na, n.;
santipon, -na, «.; movalpon,
-na, n. = I. tenderness.
Heet, V- m^l, SS. Dat., used in
nearly all the senses of the
Engl. meet.
Meeting-, s. vlg. znnt, -ta, m,,fr.\
ni6l(e), -la, «.; s&bha, -bhe,
/, =a council; kut, -ta, n.
(a secret, illicit m.)
llelancboly, s, kh&nt, -ti,/.; dnk,
-ki,/,; sankirnai, -ye,/-
KeUncboly, iz. kb&ntiSt; Cintest;
dukhest; rs. lasijllen tdnds
/. burnt face,y^.
Helliflnons, a. suadik, or mova-
bariso; movatso.
Sellow, a. pikots = I. very ripe
(truly ripe); mou = I. soft.
■Helodions, f7. gayanatso; suadik
= /. 8weet,yJ.
Melody, s. gayan, -na, «.; gSya-
najinos, -nsS., m. = I. quality
ofmnsic; taleatsojin03,-nsa,
m.= I. quality of voice; see
Harmony.
Helen, s. 1. ^pat, -pta, n.
2. (water-m.) kaling, -Inga,
Melt, V. 1. kadai, c. v. of k&d,
«. v.\ k&i^, c. V. of kSrga,
n. »,; iilg. udak kir.
2. movalai = /. make soft, c. v.
of mOT4l.
Hamber, s. I. sando, -dea, m.,
^.fg. vanto, -tea, m. = l.B. part,
e. g, m. of a sentence.
Uembrane, ^. kat, -ti, /. ^ I.
skin.
Memorable, a. cavaddik s /. fa-
mous (used esp. of tbings);
navadgo = /. famous {esp, of
persons); naungelloa/. of
name; ugdas kartso = /. to
be remembered.
Memorial, MemoTaodnm, .r. l.ug-
daa kfirCi 6it, -ti,/, = /. a note
for remembering ; ugdas,
-sa, ni.\ yadast, -ta, m.
2.ai;ii, -JQ,f. = l. a petition.
Memory, s. ugdas, -sa, m.; m6t,
-ti,/. (faculty); yad, -da, m.
{H.K.).
In tbe m. of our fathers =
am6ean malgodeaiiiSea ka-
lar.
Menace, v. bestai; bhen ghal,
«, c.\ or bet. bhiyeunk lai.
Menace, s. bestaunen, -nea, n.
{or -ni, -ne,/.)
Menagery, s. monzatingal, 'Ifi,
«.; monzatinzomo, -mea, nt.
Mend, v. s&ma kilr = I. make
right; durust k&r; boro k^r
= I. make good, improve;
see Improve.
Mendioant, .r. izmdimagtolo; dn-
bio or durb&lo (m^nis) = I.
a poor (man); bblkari, -ria,
m.
Mendicity, s. durb^lkai, -ye,/.
Men
Venial, a. 1 . tsakretso = /. of
serrice.
2.Mlko = /. low.
MetutrnonB, a. moineamoitieatso.
Mental, a. m6titso; ^tmea vis-
yant asullo ; rs. itmea yis-
jant = /. about the soul; &t-
meatso = /. of the soul.
Hention, -v. ugdaa kar, G. M. =
I. make memory ; uliii = /.
speak ; naun mon c= /, say
the name of, G. N.
Hention, s. ugdas, -sa, tn.
Hsntor, see Onide.
Mercantile, a. vyaparatso.
Mercenary, s. 1 . lonts khatolo =
I. eating bribes.
2. kul vortolo = /. taking pay-
ment, or kulkar,-ra,«(.; ba-
deakkaueino=/. a hireling.
Merchandise, s. l.vyar, -ra, m.,
vlg. yar = small things to
be sold.
2.vyapar, -ra, «, = saleable
articles, and trade.
Merchant, s. vyapari, -ria, m.\
saukar, -ra, m.
Merciful, a. kakultitso, or ka-
kuldar {this 2nd is also a
noun)', dayal=kind; Ha, or
bolo = /. meek.
Merciless, a. niStur; mharu =
cruel; kakultnatuUo.
UercilsBsnesB, s. nisturai, -ye,
/. ; mharupoii, -na, n. ; na-
kakult, -ti,/
Mercurial, a. tsurk = /. actire;
usar = /. lively.
Mercy, ^. kakult, -ti, /I; birmot,
-ti,/.; diya, -ye,/. = /. kind-
ness.
Mere, a. rs. matr^ = /- only, or
SJ^t; beSfo, e.g. m. water =
baji ; 6y -ta (empk.)
MergWi P- budai, c. v. of bud,
Meridia&,'{. donparanm&nd^I, -la,
«., M. c. ; donpSrrangit, -ta, m.
Meridian, a. donparantso = /. of
midday.
Merit, s. punen, -nea, n,, or
pun, -na, ».; punef61,-Ia, m.
Merl^ V. &T0 k&rs gbe = /.
making worthy receive; la-
vozauu ghe = /. becoming
worthy receive; fivOza, e./.
maka inam f. zata=I m. a
prize.
Meritorious, a. punevont.
Make m. = favo kd,r = I. make
due,
TLdtr^, a. 1. khusal.
2. fiestayetso = /, funny.
Merry-andrew, see Jester.
Mess, s, 1. jevan, jeuna, n.
2. vlg, for m. in the mn. of
food set on the table at one
time, b&ga is used, e.g.
kitlea biiganfieh. . . .? = how
many kinds of . . . ?
3. jevan kanetolo = a person
taking food at; vlg. phang-
tin bostolo = /. sitting in a
row, as is a custom of the
country.
4. gusS:p, -spa, n. = /. confusion.
A'OogIc
Mes
Mid
Tlaaa, v. m^khanant j^a ; teats
m^zar b6s = /. sit at the
same table.
Itamge, s. 1. t&Tanen, -nea,
n.\ hukum, -Icme,/! a /. an
order.
2.Tirdi, -de, /., k&bar, -re,/.
=iiew8; vfirtaiiian,-na,n.3/.
aa advertisement.
Mmei^BT, s. 1 . dilt, -ta, m. = an
ambafisadoT ; barakari, -ri,
«.; F^vani, -nia, m. (any per-
Bon sent by another).
2. pedo, -dea, m. = l. a courier.
Keu-lioiise, s. niez3dian, -na, rt.
Vesamate, s. (m&zS-) B&ngati
-tia, m.
Ket&I, s. loha, -ha, ». (in Mr.
= iron), ft. ^.; 6ei. dhat, -ta,
m. (in Mr. = metal, 6ul
used fg. for strength); tam-
bentamban, -na, n.
Ketkmorphosifl, s. (rupa-) bMlap,
-pa, n.
Hetaphor, s. s^m&nd-ntilr, -tra,
n.r=l. related word ; aS.m&nd-
Srth, -tha, m. = /. related
meaning,
■etaphoiioal, a- samfLnd-tirtba-
tao : sotnetijnes only s&m&nd
in composition, or s&m&ud-
asnllo, or silm&iidi.
Hetsphysios, s. s^mbapelen sas-
tff , -tr&, n.; sSimbabhailen
sastrQ, -tr&, n.
Msteor, f. l.neketrif, -ri, «.; or
the Mr. ulka, -ke,/.
2.akaBat60 SilmJttkar, -ra, m.
Hethlnks, v. dista = /. appears.
Hethod, s. kr&m, -ma (vlg..
k§,rm), «. =/. order; jinos,
-nsa, m.; rit, -ti, /.; see
Manner.
Kethodic, a. krlLmantri; = I. re-
gular ; or krUmatso.
Uetouymy, s. navab&dlap, -pa, n.
Uetre, .r. al6k, -ka, in.
Metropolis, s. mokhya p&ti^,
-tna, n.
Metropolitan, f. arSbiepsaib.-bS,
m.,/r. = I. lord archbishop.
Mew, 2'. 1. vedeant ghal = /. put
into an inclosure.
2. myau k&r, (as a cat).
Miasm, s. yai$ varen, -rea, «. =
I. bad air {vlg.); vait ub, -be,
_/, = /. bad evaporation.
Microscope, s. knskut p6Ieun(!en
aid, -da,7z. = /. an instrument
for seeing small objects.
Mioioscopio, a. bhou Ian; kus-
kut (or kuskutatBo).
Midday, s- donpar, -ra, ?n.
Middle, s. moden, -dea, ».; maz,
-za, m., e.g. of a circle, (any
central point).
In the m. -^ moden.
Middle, a. l.modlo, (which is in
the middle).
2.8umfir (or sumaratao) = /.
mediocre.
U. class of people = sadarn
^ivozdar.
Middle^iged, a. modle pirayetao.
MiddlingTi ^- sumar, or sumar&-
tso.
L.oogk- _
Mid
Min
Uiiidgbt, s. modenrat, -ti, /.
(z'lf. modean, -ne,/.).
<At m. = modenratir'; 'from
m. = modear&ti thaun'; 'of
m. = modenratitso'.
Midst, s. moden, -dea, n.
Kidwife, s. voijin, -ni, /.
Mien,*. t6Dd,-da,«. = face; rtip,
-pa, «, = form; tsaro, -reS.,
m. = look, appearance {It.
cera).
Hight, s. podvi, -ve,/.; bol,-!*,
», = /. force, strength.
Ki^hty, a. podvetso, or podvodar,
or podvi asi^llo.
Hij^ftte, V. bhairafir; g&dpar
veta = I. goes beyond the
boundaries; 6ei. g^i bbair
veta.
Uilcli, a. dudatso.
Uild, a. I. nidao = /. calm.
2. s^madhaoatso, or soukasay e-
tso = I. peaceful, also of cli-
mate.
3. d&yal = kind; santi, bolo,
liD = meek.
HildnesB, s. gantipon, -na, n.,
lentuvai, -ye, f.\ bolepon,
-na, n. = meekness; dAya,
-ye,/". = kindness.
Ifile, s. vlg. mail, -la, «.; kosa-
trizaihiso, -sea, «». = ^k68.
Three miles = kfis, -sa, m.\
vora6ivat,-fe,/.=one hoar's
walk.
2[ilitant,0. l&dai kiirtEo; zuztolo.
Military, a. foujitso.
Milltftte, ». aaa = /. is: 'm. for =
pasnnasa'; 'militate against
= ad flsa'.
Milk, s. J . dudij {or dud), -da. «.
2. d&in, d&iya, «. = co^alated
m., or curds.
Milk, V. dadij kad=/.drawmilk
Milk-man, s. kaudigSr, -ra, m.
Mill, s. 1 . Tattso fttor, -tra, m. =
I. a stoue for grinding; Tan,
-□a, n.
2.ghano, -nea, m. used esp.
for grinding cocoanuts and
extracting oil.
MiUeped, s. kotarli, -le,y^.
Millet, s. z&adlo, -lea, m.
Million, s. dba lak = I. tea lacs.
Mimic, 1. n^klan k&rtso = /.
making copies,^.
Mince, 'o. kudkean kndke k&r;
tsatsai = /. chop.
Kind, .1. 1. m6t, -ti,/.; m6n, -na,
n. (Mr. mfinfL); ginyan, -na,
«.; somzikai, -ye,/. =/. nn-
derstanding.
2.alo&eo, -ni,/ = /. opinion.
S.khusi, -se,/.=s/. wish.
Mind, "!). 1. &int = /. thiuk.
2. zS.tSrn kar, G. F. = I. make
care; lilk|a k&r: 'do not
mind = iaksak&maka'; 'Ido
not m. it = bisat nan = /.
I have no care'.
Hindfnl, a. ugdas k&rtso.
Mindless, a. 1. ugdasnatnllo =
not remembering.
2. zagrntkainatuUo, tsS.trainB-
tullo = QOt attentive, care-
less.
Min
Mis
Mme,5. bangarakh&ni,-ye,/, = /.
a ditch of gold.
Uine, V. (bangar) fcond.
Hine, a. mozo; see Gram. F. II.
ch. iii.
Mineral, s. has no pure Konkani
equivalent; 5fflWJ,dhata,-ta,
m., or loha, -ha, n. =/. metal.
Mineralogy, s. dliatuTidya, -ye,/.
Mingle, s'. mel^i; horsi = /. mix.
Miniature, J. approx- laa rup,
-pa, 72., or Ian diStiriip ; Ian
akararup.
Minion, s. &purbayet80=/. loved;
dost, -ta, m. = I. & favou-
rite.
Minister, s. 1. m&ntri, -ri, m.,
e. g. of a state.
2. moniyari, -ria, m. (of the
church).
S.tBakor, -kra, m. = L a ser-
vant; noukfir, -ra, m.
Minister, v. tsakri k&r, or seva
tsakri k&r, G. F.
Ministerial, o. 1. m&ntritso.
2. moniyaritso.
S.tsakretso; ^££ Minister.
Ministry, s. 1. seva, -ve,/.
2. mfintripon, -na, n.
3, moniyaripog, -na, «.; see
, Minister.
Minor, a. 1- urio=/. inferior.
2. une prayetso = of inferior
age ; prainatullo = /. of no
age.
Minority, s. uni pirai, -ye,/.
Hint, s. l.ortalaun, -lava, m.
(a plant).
2.tanks5!, -li, /. :=the place
where money is coined.
Minute, s. vlg. minut, -ta, m.\
nimis, 4a, ».; kS&^i, -na,
«., khin, -ria, w., ghSdi, -ye,
/. = a moment.
Minute, a. 1. bhou bank, or bh.
Ian; fiiUa.r=/. trifling.
2.sarko = /. exact,
Minnte-hand, s. kauto, -tea, m.\
vodlo kanto, -tea, m.
Minuteness, s. I . bhou Ian v&stij,
-tu,/.=/. a very little thing.
2.barikai, -ye,/
Minntin, s- Ian tapsil, -le,/. = /.
small details; laa vivor, -rS,
Miracle, x. 1. &tsllriyen,-yea, ». ;
ajap, -pa, «. = /. wonder,
astonishment {^.OT«.); ftja-
paCi k&mi, -ne, / = /, a
wonderful action.
2. fig.mMkar,-ra,m.=awonder-
fal thing ;vizniitv&st9,-tu,/.
Miraculous, a. ^japatBo.
Mire, s. ubir, -bra, m.
Mirror, s. arso, -sea, m.
Misanthrope, s. sang^t kan^altao
= I. abhorring society.
Misanthropy, ^. sangatiakantalo,
-lea, m.
Misbehave, v. ^um^ryadin ts^l.
Mi8behaTiour,5. ^nmiry adifiitsal ,
-li,/
Misscarria^, see Abortion.
Miscarry, ^'. 1. vol^i, c. I'.tf/'vol,
«. 57.; vlg. gfl.rb kad,
2. neg. form of jik = succeed.
„, „ L.oogic
N,B. l^etBordl beginning aith TUa- $igttifging arror, defect, anil the like, not
pill domn here, are labetramlaledinfheiame manner at TtitpTiat, vtx. by pr^xing
tsnkoD S3 mietaking or mi>-, to ike eorapounded tcord.
Z.neg.fortn of •^M = l. arrive,
e.g. a letter ; tsuk = /. fail.
HiaceUaneotu, a, s&bar tMran-
tso; th&ra th&iantso; borsil-
lo = /. mixed.
Hlscellauy, s. borBoanen, -nea,
«. = /. mixture, orrs. into a,
Hiflohief, s. I t&nto, -^ea, m.
used esp. in pi,
2.niit, -ta, >».-/. loss, harm;
ked, -da, m.
3. iikmaQ, -na, m. = I. offence.
ICiaohieTons, a, 1. t&ot&lmari;
pokri.
2. luksaaatso = I. bartful.
Miflcondact, ;. pad nUdteS, -tea,
n.; padfsal, -li,/; beSbra,
-bra, m.i=l. no character;
gunyaun, -yava, m. =: I. a
fault.
Hisoonstrae, v. &rth b&d&l = /.
change meaning.
Jliaei,a. surati; imto (^stronger
than Burati).
H iserable, a. kirkol ; dublo.
Misery, s. 1. kirkol&i, -ye, /. =
wretchedness.
2. durholkai, -ye,y. =/. porerty ;
bikepon, -na, w. = I. beggary,
n. c.
3.k48t,-ta, «i. = ^pain; vigni^,
-Da, n. ; dfigd, -dan, pi. m. \
daidirpon, -na, n.
Hiafortnne, Hishap, s. iidru|t,
-ta, «.; nirbhagipoii, -^, «.
{vaf. nirbhag, ^a, «,) ; &pad,
-da, m.
Misinfonn, ii. f6tkireo kobro di;
f6tkiri Ubiprai di.
MisUy, V- bbair p6d = I. fall out,
be lost.
Kislead, 0. f6tiLi or moB(6) k&r
= I. deceive ; tsukon p6d&i =
= /. cause to fall erring;
tsuk&i = I. cause to err.
Misprint, v. tsukon chapo gb&l.
MiBproaauQce, v. tsukon utsar.
Misrepresent, "v. tsukon k&l&i;
f6(oun sang.
Miss, s. saibin, -ni,/; ; see Lady.
Misa, z'. 1. tsuk, M.S'.; > I missed
mass = mis tsuklon' ; 'I nois-
sod the mark = ndt(6) tsak-
lo'; ni^^.^aBa: 'one book is
misBing <o yek pustab uafi*;
kh^l, e.g. (maka) mis khfil-
lefi,
2. 36d = let pass.
S.iisa asa » /. desire (want)
is.
Missal, -f- misaSen puBtak, -ka, n.
Misshappen, a. vidrup = /. withr
out form.
Missile, see Aizow.
Mission, s. 1 . dhadap, -^pa, n. or
dhadnen, -nea, n.
2. r&vanen, -nea, n. = I. mes-
sage; dutpon, -ua, «,
3.dat, pi. m. = ambassadors.
Hissioiury, s. vlg. missionar, -ra,
„, „ L.oogic
Mis
Mod
m., or padri, -ri, m. ; iastra
dlt, -ta, ffi. = a messenger of
religion,
KisBpeU, V. tsukon bor&i.
Hisstatement, s. f6tk]ren sang-
nen -nea, n.
Kiat, s. l.duuri, -re,/,
2.y^. kalok, -ka, «. = /. dark-
ness,
Histake,!'. tsuk, e.g. the way.
Mistake, s. tsuk, -ki,/.; guDj&un,
-yava, »». = /. fault (moral);
aib, -ba, «. (phye. fault);
&prad, -da, m. = Lat. culpa.
Hister, s. saib, -ba, m.; see Lord.
Mistress, s. l.saibin, -ni,/.; see
Lady,
2, mestin, -tti,/, /r. = B, female
teacher; up&desin, -ni, /.;
sik&iteU, -le,y,
S.dhiimn, -ni,/. = ahouBe-wife.
Misty, a. l.duuretso,
2, kalokatso.
Mis under stasd, v. tsukon somza.
Misuse, V. nispr&y6g k&r.
Mite, s. appTox. kid, -di, /. = a
small worm.
Mitig:&te, etc, see Allay, etc.
Mitre, s. (bispatso) topij, -pa,
in.\ Dig. mitrij, -ra, m.^fr.
Mitten, -r. Iu3, luva, n.,Jr.; ha^
tamei, -meyS, m.
Mix, V. boFsi; mel&i.
Mixture, s, melounen, -nea, w. ;
mel, -la, m.; boraounen,-nea,
»,;borsap,-pa,«. (neuf.mn).
Mnemonics, s. ugdas Idtr&i sa-
marthi, -the,/.
Moan, see OroasL
Mob, s. zomo, 'mea, m.; kh6t,
-ti,/,; ^lleubiUeik, -lea, ».;
pokreanzomo (or pokri zo-
mo), -mea, m.
Mob, V. zomo kHr.
Moak, V. Sestai k&t, G. F,\ toma-
se ki,r = make jokes; h&9 =
I. laugh; n&klaa kar = /.
make copies, _^.; mfi.skari
kJbr; kebdai (or-A&jo) kir =
/. acorn; khejkulan kar; ye-
dai.
Mocking, s. yedauuen, -nea, n.\
kebdai, -ye,/. = scorn; 6e|-
tai, -ye,/,, tomSso, -sea, vt. =
fun; kendneii, -nea, n. s an
offeasive reproach; kheiku*
lafi, pi. n.
Mode, see Manner.
Model, s. I.n&muno, -nea, m.,
pr./g., e.g. of virtue.
2. dek(6), -ki,/. = /, example.
Modal, D. k3,r, or rup di =,/. give
form.
Moderate, a- halt aaullo = I. hav-
ing moderation ; sumar = /.
mediocre; m&dy&m; modlo
= I. middle, y^.
Moderate, v, 1 . ts^l&i = /. govern,
rule.
2.halu k&r = /, make light;
see Allay,
Moderation, s. h<, -ta, n.
Modern, a. 1. novo = /. new.
2. novea kalS,tBO = /, of new
time; yea kalatso=:/, of this
time.
Mod
Mon
Modest, a. nisk&l ; m&r7S,dit80.
U odesty, s. msk&lai, or niskillkfli,
-ye,/, orniskfi.!pon, -na,«.;
m&ryad, -di,/,; bhida, -de,
/
Uodify, V, badM(b&dal = be mo-
dified), or badM kfl.r.
Modulate, "v. (talo) b&da.!.
Uoiat, a. selitso; biz&illo.
Koisteiii 1'- biz^i; sel k&r.
Moisture, s. sel, -li, /.; bizap,
-zpa, »,, or bizouneii, -nea,
n.
Molar, a. see Grinder, Tooth.
Hole, s. 1. tsamkul, -la, m.=.
a natural spot on the body.
2. kat, -ta, m. = & dam.
Molecule, s. kuskut, -ta, n.
Molest, ti. 1. bezar kar; kiirkS^r
k&r = I. trouble; d6s.
2.1asiii = /. cause to burn;
bhong kar.
HoleBtation, s. bezarai, -ye, /.
etc.
Mollify, V. mou kSr.
Molten, a. k^&illo.
Moment, s. 1. bhar, -ra, m. s /.
gravity, y^. importance.
2. ks&Q, -na, «. ; far, -ra, m. =
Lai. ictus, a stroke; khin,
-na, «. gh^di, -ye, /.; t^d,
-di,/.; tan, -pi,/, e.g. m. of
death.
Momentnm,5.b6I,-!a,«.=:/. force.
Monarch, s. (9ota.Qtratso) rai,
-ya, m. = I. (independent)
king, or only rai, -ya, m.
Monarchy, s. razvot, -ti,/.
Monastery, s. vlg. koSTODt, -ta,
m.,/r.; mot, -ta, wi., H. K.
Money, f- l.dudu, -dua, m.\ dir-
ven, -vea, «. (much money) ;
vlg. poiae [ex. coins of 4 pies
each); vlg. rnpoi=/. rupees ;
bangar, -ra, m. = l. gold.
2.nane5, -nea, «, = /, a coin,
also a golden piece, or also
a coin = Lat. •■denarius' ^
thus: Judas sold J. C. for 30
'narieank'.
Ready m. = n&gdi dudu.
Money-bagTt -^^ th^ili, -le,/
Money-changer, s. rupoi vatai-
tolo.
Monitor, s. l.upMesi, -si, m.
2. tsuki k&liiitQlo, or tsuki saDg-
tolo.
Monk, s. frad, -di, m.,fr.\ vina-
vasi, -si, m., or Mr. mota-
vasi, -si, m, = /. an inhabi-
tant of solitude, or of a mon-
astery.
Monkey, s. mankod, -kda, m.
Monosramist, s. yeke &3tretso
(dadlo, -lea, w.) = I. (the
husband) of one wife; yeka
potitso.
Monogamy, s. yekets astre k&d-
6eii vivaha, -ha, «., «.i*., or
yek&ts potipon, -n.a, n.
Monogram, s.l. yekakser, -ra, «.,
n.u.
Monomania, s. perk, bhriim, -una,
«., or hhrant, -ti,/ = /. illu-
sion, n.c.
llonopolize, v. d&rkast k&r.
Mon
Mor
Monopoly, s. d&rkast, -ta, m.;
gatto, -teii, m.
HoDOBylUbie, a. yebakseriltso,
Mr. Cn.
Uonoayllable, s. yekakSeraS&bd^,
-da, m. (Cn. Mr. Mai,), n. u. ;
yekakser, -ra, «., Mr.
Jfonotonoiia, a. yehats taleatso;
yekathfi-ratao; yekajinsatso;
bezarai k^rtso.
Monotony, s. l.yekats taleatso
jinoa, -riBfi, m.
^.fg. bezarai, -ye,/.
Monsoon, s. paus, -sa, m., or
paus&tso vel(6), -la, m.,or p.
kal, -la, ffi.,' or paasUe dis,
fl.m.
Monater, s. Lridrup v&stij, or
rupnati^li v^sty, -tu,/. = /.
a thing without form.
2. rakkos, -ksa, m. = a wicked
person.
S.bhut, -ta, m.~l.& devil, _^.
Monstroos, a, 1. vidrup, or rup-
natyllo.
2. raksatso, or rs. raksa bflri.
Month, s. moiao, -nea, m.
Monthly, a. moiaeamoiaeatso, or
h&ryeka moiaeatso, or rs.
moineak yek pauti = once a
month.
Konament, ■!■ ^^. I.yadagurty,
-ta, m. = l.& sign for remem-
brance; ngdas k&r£ea b&n-
dap, -dpa, n.
2. f6nd, -da, m. ±= /. a grare, or
bet. gori, -ye, / (a kind of
tombstone over a grare).
Kood, s. rup, -pa, «. =s /, form ;
jinos, -nsa, m.
Moody, a. 1. ragiSt.
2. bezarayetso = /. peevish; see
Melanoholy.
Moon, f. ts&ndrem, -ma, m.
New m. = amas, -ae, /.
Full m, = punou, -nvi,/.
Moonlight = tsannen, -nea, n.
Moor, s. l.reval zago, -gea, m.
= a sandy place.
2. tflleiL, -lea, n. = I. a tank ;
see Waste.
Moral, 1. l.tsalitso; nayatso.
2,boro; bhageTOut.
Moral (certitude) ^perh. tsalti
thirasS?, -ni, /. (sovoyeSi
th.?)
M. theology ■= nitigastr^, -ra, n.
Moral, s. l.tsal, -ii,/.=l. be-
haviour.
2. nitisastry, -ra, n.
3.f6J, -la, m., e.g. m. of a
fable."
MoroBB, see Marsh.
Morbid, a. pidestso, n.c.
More, od. ts&d or tsitdtau : 'bhou
tsftd = much more, or very
much'; anis/. and, e.g. say
something more a ani kain
s&ng; aniki (some more);
adhik,/'r the comparat. of
wkich see Gram.
Moreover, ad. tfiSe sivai, or teii
sivai.
Moribund, a. mortolo, or morta
th&iii asullo.
Morning, f. 8&ka|iD: 'very early
Mor
Mot
in the m. = bhou s&kalifi';
'in the in. = s. or a&ka{ia5en.
Good m. = deu boro dis diun.
Kornin;, a. s&ka}intso.
KoTOse, a- t&n^lmari (miscbieT-
ous); bezarayetso (peeTisb).
Morrow, s. f&lea, -lea, n.
Mortal, a. l.moruatso (subject to
or causiog death); mortso =
wbo mast die; or morasS.rko.
2. in&Dsatso, or s&uiLsaraiitlo
(hiunan, worldly).
S.maha (sin).
Mortality) s. 1. sabar m6rDan.
2. miiiigepo^, -nS, n. = l. hu-
manity.
Mortar, s. 1. tsano, -nea, m.=
chunam.
2. van, -I1&, »., esp. of Btone.
3. ruko, -kea, «. = a wooden m.;
jiddo, -dea, m.
Mort?ag:e, s. adou, -dva, m.; id,
-da, «,
Mortgage, v. adou di, or a, ghal.
Mortgagee, s. adou kattetolo.
Mortgager, s. adougar, -ra, ftt.
Mortifloation, s. l.vlg.rs. mas
meleu = /. fiesh is dead, e. g.
an arm; m6ru, -na, n.
2.kudi5i d&ndon, -ne, _/! (pe-
nance); prajit, -ta, «. = /.
satisfaction.
S.bezarai, -je,/. = /. trouble;
duk, -ki,/, = /, pain, or da-
kounen, -nea, n.\ d&gd, -dan,
pi. m. = /. sufferings.
Mortify, £'. l.morai(?^jivmod(6),
«, H.; bet. crc.
2. (g&rvi^) mdd(6) = /. break
(pride).
3. duk&i^/. cause sorrow; d&g-
dfli = /. cause sufferings.
4. &pna&er z&it vor = /. gain
victory against oneself; ap-
riak inkar k&r = /. resist one-
self; apnak ad y& = l, come
Mosaic, s. p^Qcaraugi kam,-ma,
M., (Mr.), n. u.
Mosque, J. mSzid, -di, /.; palli,
-le,/.
Mosquito, s. 1 . z&l3.r, -ri, f.
2. mu3k,-ka,».; kimaB,-msa,n.
Most, a. 1. bhou, or s&bar, or
ts&d, 07- bhou ts&d.
2.tB&davot = Lat. plerique ^
several.
M. of all = mukhya zann.
Mostly, ad. tsMavot or ts. zaun ;
rs. vodlo vanto = /. a great
part. [«.
Mote, J. kadi, -ye,/.; kuSkut, -{a,
Moth, s. kid, -di,/.; kido, -dea,
m., of .a large kind; sa^&s,
-nsi, /.
Mother, «. 1. mat, -ye,/; maia«
mother-in-law is also used,
though only partially, for
mother, but it is properly
used only as a term of ad-
dress for a mother ; ayoi,
-Toi,/. if I, -io).
2. mata, -te, /, as in the
phrase, 'Sancta mater eccle-
sia = (our) holy mother the
church.'
Mot
Mm
Hother-in-Uw, s. main, -in,/.
Motber-tonfne, s. gaanSi bhils,
-86,/. (apli bhas).
Motion, J. l.halonneii, -nea, «. ;
b61, -la, «. (impulsion).
2.ntkade,-clea,n. = eTacnation.
Motion, V. bat bal&i.
Motive, -T. s&bab, -bi,/".; k&r&n,
-na, n. =i I. canse; alofien,
-ni,y. ^ intention ; e6vot,-ia,
m. = I. aim.
Motto, s. sangneii, -nea, n. ^ /.
saying; gad, -di,/ = a pro-
Terb; vakya, -j&, «. = /. a
sentence.
Mould, s. n&muno, -neft, m.
Mould, V, riip di = /. give form.
Moulder, v. bosma = /. get des-
troyed; nas 2a.
Mottldy (Get), z'. bate, (owing
to monsoon-weather).
Monnd, s. l.(matye<Si) rSs, -si,
f. = l. a heap (of earth).
2. gudi, -ye, /. = /. a hillock.
Monnt, V. 1. ants veta == /. goes
aloft; ts&d.
2. godefir b6s = /. sit on horse.
M. guard = rak.
Monntain, s. gndo, -dea, m.;
p6rT6t, (or parvit), -ta, m.;
dfingfir, -gra, m.
Uoantaisoufl, a. p6rv6taatso.
Honntobank, see Impostor.
Vonnted, a. aauUo.
Honm, v. v&d ; see 0roan,
Uonmfnl, a. Ldukest, (sorry).
S.dakonntso = ^ causing sor-
row; khfintiit.
■onrning, s. kh&nt (k&nt), -ti,/;;
duk, -ki, /. ; ridnen, -nea,
n.; see Hel&noholy.
HooBO, s. nndir, -drft, m.
Konstaohes, s, misio, jt/./.
Hontli, s. t6nd, -d5, »., pr.,fg.^
e.g. of a Tessel.
Hove, V. 1 , hal&i, c. v. i^bal, «. v.
2.t88.1fti i^c.v. of. tsftl) = cause
to walk.
3. s6d = /. leave, e.g. move
from a place.
^■fg. utsambol kftr = /. make
excited;^. mov£j£i = /. sof-
ten; rlg = /. enter, ^. ^.^.
the sermon moved us all
deeply, ch.cs.
5. by the c. v., e.g. m. to work;
lai =s /. apply , tf.^. sikSe&k lai.
M. on = mukar vots.
Hoveable, a. ].£&rajindgi (pro-
perty).
2.h&laB£rko.
Movement, s. l.hfilap, -Ipfi, n.
(neui.), or halounen, -neil, n.
(causat.).
^.fg. katkai, -ye,/ =/. revo-
lution.
Mover, s. haiftitolo; see Leader.
HoW) v. kat&r == /. cut ; luun.
Mower, s. kat&rtolo, m.\ luuntolo.
Much, a. tsJld {used also alone,
asproft.); hhoa (only as adf.
or mih another WQrd)\ zai-
to; s&bar.
Much more mr bhou tsilcl.
As much as = kitlo. . . .titlo,
or only titlo.
I.,,... ,fcrfOOglc
Muc
Mus
How much = fcitlo, or kedo =
how great.
So much = titlo, or titlots
Too mnch = hhou tsild,
Much less = l.bhon ano (-ni,
-gen).
2. n&iata .... b&gar = not only
.... but also.
UaoUage, s. pack, -ka, m.\ dik,
-ka, »(.; g6nd,-da, ffi. = ^um.
Uaolc, s. see Dung:.
Kncous, a. pankatso.
Had, s. ubir, -bra, m.\ ked, -da,
m.\ (ikol, -klS., m.\ mati,
-ye, m.
Uaddle, z*. 1. mbeIok&r,i7^inhe-
1^ = /. make dirty.
S.guspfidai = /. confuse; gfi,U-
bili kir.
3. in pass, be muddled = &mal
zata=/. intoxication becomes.
Muddy, a. ubratso; matiyetso;
iSiklatsQ.
Unff, s. hatanSil, -la, n.
Hnffle, see Wrap.
Mugr. s. mog, -ga, m.,^.
Xnggy, 1- lelitso.
Mulct, see Fine.
Mule, s. katsar, -t&, n.
Muleteer, s. katsaragtlr, -ra, m.
Mnlisk, see Obstinate.
Multiple, a. zaite dodo.
Multiplication, s. tsJi^ou^i, -ne,
/. ; gunakar, -ra, m. (Arith.)
Multiply, V. 1. ts^&i, c. v.^ or
tsfkd k&r; pass. ts. za.
2. gunakfir k&r; bet, gugsi.
Multitude, s, zomo, -mea, m. ;
raa, -si.y^ ; by sS-bar = many ;
kh6J, -\i,f. = a gathering.
Mummy, s. mummi {a word
common to many Oriental
languages ) ; porm&laillen
moden, -dea, n.
Mumps, .r. 1 . keppaten, -\e&, n.
(sickness).
2. bit&rlo rag, -gE, m. = I.
interior anger.
Municipality, J. l.(3erantle, or
aeraCe) ^dhipMi, //■ m.
2.8er (or sar), -ra, «.
Munificence, s. uddarpon, 'rtl, n.
Munificent, a. uddar.
Mnnition, s. pagar, -t&, m. = I.
a wall; see Fortification.
Murder, s. khuni, -ye,/.
Murder,7'.jiT8inmar; kbunik&r.
Murderer, s. khunigar, -ra, m.
Murderous, a. khuniyetso.
Murky, a. kajokatso.
Murmer,^. l.purpur=grumbler
m&namlLna ul&i.
2. siri ul&i = I. speak a cook
plaint.
Murrain, s. monzatiapida, -de,/.
MuBole, ^. 1- eniiyu (Sans., Cn,
Mr.^t «. «., or potra, -re,/
2./f. dhat, -ti,/ = /. strength.
3. Sindarpi, -pi,/ (a shell-fish).
Mnehroom, s. almben, -bea, fr.
Music, s. 1. gayan, -na, ». used
comm./or -vocal m.; c/f.kan-
tar, -ra, n.,/r.
2. T3.zap, -zpa, »., esp. instru-
mental m.
Mus S
Knsieal, i- gayanateo; B&ma-
pddtso = /. falling together,
//■'
Muieian, s. 1. vl^. k&atarist,
-ta, m. ; gayanagar, -ra, m.
2. Tazpi,-pia, ^.(inBtrumental).
Hnsket, s. b&nduk, -ke,/:
Mmketiy, s. biLndukanfar,-ra, m.
Hnalin, s. mMm&l, -la, n.
Most, s. ros(d), -sfi, ;».
Must, V. By the Necess, mood;
absolutely, zai, or girz asa.
Mnstard, s. sasaun, -sva, ».
Kastard-plaflter, s. saBvatso lep
(e), -pa, m.\ vlg. plaster,
-ra, wj.
Snster, v. fouz p61e; foazi me*
loan p61e; baz&r za = /. be
present; ni6!=/. be collected,
M. np courage = dhair ghe.
JIitstineBS, s. bato, -tea, m.
Knflty, a. batello.
Xnt&bility, s. b^lasarken, -ke&,
».
Mnt«, a\ t6nd yenatullo ; mono.
Kntilate, zi. niQtrok&r = /. make
abort; uno kar=/. diminlBb;
Bands kat&r^/. cut members.
Hatinesr, s. katkaycgar, -ra, m.;
kutagar, -ra, m. = l. making
plots.
7 Mys
Xntinous, a. katkayetso.
Kutiny, J. katkai, -ye,y.
Hntmy, ^- katkai k&r.
Hatter, ii. milnamS,na kiLr; m6na
bit&r ul^ = /. speak within
the heart.
Untton, s. bokrea^n mas, -sS,
n. = I. meat of sheep.
Hotual, a. yekamekatso.
Mszzle, J. sondi, -ye,/., e.g. of
a dog ; muskar, -ra, n.
My, fron. mozo.
Hyriad, s. dha bazar.
ICyrobalan, s. 3,rdo, -de&, m. (a
email fruit).
ICyrrh, s. vlg. mir, -ra, «.; perh.
pormola r6s(6), -sa, m.; mu-
Hyeelf, pron. aunts"; see Gram.
P. II. ch. iu.
Kysteriona, a. gutatBO.
Myetery, s. 1. mister, -ra, «.,
fr.\ gut, -ta, m.
2. kbSn, -na, m. = a decade of
the rosary.
Kystic, a. gutatso; gudartba-
vivor sangtolo ; gudartb vi-
yorsitolo.
■ystify, V. dubauD uiai; m5s(6)
kar=/. deceive; sampdai=/.
confound.
■ Google
K&bob, ;■ l.n&bab <7riiS>rab,-b&,
m. (a Mussulman prince)-,
used also fg., e,g, n&baba
bilri ul&ita a be speaks like
a n.
2. duduS4ik — I. & man of
money.
Nadir,- s, nadir, -ra, »., fr. or
the Mr. adhodwa, -5e,/., or
patalabbag, -ga, m.
Na^;, see E&ok.
Nail, s. l.nakii, -se,y., of tbe
fingers.
2.kbilo,-l3&<''^-=&iQetalspilce.
Hail, "s. khilai, c.v.: 'n. to tbe
cross = kurs&r kb. or z6d'.
Naive, a. eado; nisk&p{i.
Naked, f7. vingo; nagdo; ngto =
/. open, fg.
Make n. = vingfLi ; bet. vingo
kir.
Nakedness, s. nagdepon, -aa, ».;
viijigepo?, -;ia, n.
JXtmBi s. l.nann, nara, n.
2. alkugn, -gna, n. = family n.,
A-
3. boreii naan = /. a good name,
repatation.
4. utir, -tra, n. = I. & word.
5.ulo, -lea, m.^l. a call, e.g.
taka ulo karta = be calls
bim by name.
In my n. = mojeaaTinf'^mojea
narar. What is your n. =
tnjen nauii kiten? What is
tbe name of that thing s
tfika kiten montat. Enjoy a
good n, = borgit nauii bhog.
Give a name = naun do?6r.
Hurt tbe good n. = (borefi)
naun pad k&r.
Name, v. 1, moris/. say, Dai.
thing; nSun utsar == /. pro-
nounce tbe name ; ulo kar s
/. call by name; nauc dovdr
s /. put a name, e. g. in
baptism.
2.nemsi = /. appoiot; nomiyar
= /. nominate.
Namely, ad. monje, or mun&en =
I. to say ; or molear = /. if
you say.
Namesake, s. teats nava,tsom3,nis,
-nsa, m.
Nap, s. 1, loufi, -ove, /. = I.
wool.
2. z6p, -pa, «. {var. -pi,/.) = /.
abort or half sleep: 'take a
D. = Ian nid kana, or \. n.
kad, or adp64'.
Nape, s. man, -ne,/. = neck.
Napkin, s. vlg. t6ndatso tuvalo,
-lea., m., fr.; bat pnsiSea
Ingat, -gta, n.
Nareotie, a. nidauntso = /. caus-
ing to sleep.
Narrate, v. sang, or mon.
Narration, s. kiltba, -the, /. = I.
a story; sang-^eu, -;^ea, n.
Narrow, a. aSir, e.g. n. road.
„, „ L.oogic
Nar
Nea
Narrow, v. &sir b&r.
Narrowneas, s. aiirai, -ye,/.
Nasal, a. naUn = through the
noee.
NaBtiuess, s. mhelepon, -^a, n,
etc.
Naaty, a. Ulaik; mhelo', kanta-
leatso.
NataI(day),f.ziUin&tBodi8,-8ii,ffl.
Nation, s. p&rza, -je,/.; zat, -ti,
/.,kuli,-ye,/. = atribe, used
also/om.; s&s&t,-Bti,/. = /.
generation.
National, a. zatitso or kaliye-
tao ; gauutso =s I. of the
country.
Native,<i. 8&iiiibat80=/. natural;
(yea) gauntso = /. of (this)
country; vlg. angatso = /.
of here.
N. country=szallogaun,-ganTa,
m. vlg. \ vilayet, -ta, «.
Nativity, s. z&lm, -ma, m. =birth.
N. of 0. L. J. C. = Natal, -la, «.
N. of the B. V. M. = Montifieii
f^st, -ta, n.
Natural, a. 1. Bfiimbatso, = not
artificial, not violent, e.g.
death, gifts.
2. niz, or niskilpti, opf. to af-
fected.
3. adarazallo (put) = a n. son ;
T&reatso.
Naturalise, v. ts<o kilr.
Nature, s. sJlimh, -b§, ». {also
in fhilos. mn.)\ gup, -9a, m.
= I. quality, character ; see
Character.
Naughty, 1. 1. iUdposi; alsi^/.
hizy.
2.g&rjek pddanatuUo = /. not
falling to neceBsity.
3. tantalmari ; pad = I- bad.
Nausea, s. vonkaro, -rea, m.
Naneeate, i/. vonkaro yeta = /.
nausea comes.
NaoaeouS] a. vonkareatso; kan-
taleatso=i/. of abhorrence.
Nautloal, a. ti^rviintso; tarvapoi-
natso; d&ryatso = /. of the
sea.
Navel, s. bombli, -le, /.
Havigable, s. tarvapoipasarko;
6et. tarun ts<so.
Navififtta, v. tarvar poin kic, or
tarvar ts&l.
Navigation, s. tarvapoin, -na, n.
= /. travel on ship.
Navigator, s. kb&Iasi, -sia, m, =
ex. sailor ; tarvoti, -tia, m.
Navy, s. tarvan, pi. of tarun;
tarvanme}(d), -IS,, m. = f . a
collection of ships.
Nay, ad. rs. pavanan a /. does
not reach (suffice); rs. n&ints
, . .bS,gar= not only . . .but
also; porten = /. on the con-
trary.
Near, a. 1. l&gin Asullo, or lag-
Silo; siLrBinasullo,(7rB&rsilo;
asp&s,
2. sfi.iro 3 /. relative.
Near, ad. lagiS {empk. ISgints);
Sro; 'very near = lagin la-
gifi'.
'Smxiprep. liLgin, k&^e; s&rsiii.
„„ „ L.oogk-
Nea
Hesrly, ad, lagiS lagiS, e.g.
30 (lesB than 3<
e.g. n. 30; ts^avot; tead-
nnen = more or less; sumar
= I. about {Lat. cirdter').
N. related = lagsilo siiro.
Neat, S' goruafi, pi. n. ■= cattle.
Neatf a. oit&l = /. pure; sund&r
= /. nice ; ts&nd = /. Dice,
S.K.
Neatness, s. nitS,lpoii, -na, ».;
sunditrai, -ye,/.
Neceesarily, a<^. &'v&b zann = /.
being necessity; iy the Neces.
mood; see Gram.
Necessary, a. By the Neces. mood;
e.g. it is n. to go = votsazai;
g&rjetso; zS,i asullo; z&rur =
/. urgent.
It is n. = zai, Prs. Dot.
Necessity, s. 1. girz, -je,/
2. akant, -ta, m. = /. distress;
kUSt, -ta, ?n. ; d£igd, -dan,^/.
m. == sufferings.
Neck, s. l.golo (g^lo),-Iea, ffi.,
pr., fg.y e. g. of a vessel;
gomto, -tea, vt. (var, gomti,
2.g4rdan, -na, n. = the 'first
stomacb' or 'shaking-piece'
of a cow ; also the neck itself.
Ifeoklaoe, s. s6r, -rS, m., pi. s6r
(£-ener.) ; goleatso mbEl, -la,
m.; penmen, -dea, «, = a
golden n.; pouleaniSen kdnt,
-ta, «., of coral; poulean&i
siri, -ye,/.; pidduk, -ke,/.,
of golden beads, or also of
0 Neg
common beads; fugador,-rs,
m., with gold and precious
stones; tsakr^sor, -ra, m. =
a kind of golden n. ; k&nti,
-te,y. = a golden a.
Need, see Necessity and Neces-
sary.
Needful, a. gitrjetso; g&rjeront.
Needle, s. suvi, -ye,/.
Needy, a. dublo; see Poor, Indi-
gent
Nefarious, a. khoto.
Negiation, s. naka moniSan, or
nafi moniSen; bet.rs.
Neglect, V. beparvo kiir, G. M. ;
neg. form of Iftkia k&r;
m&kSa k&r = do not mind ;
neg. form ^z&t&D kane.
Neglect, J. l.beparvo, -vea, «.,
(jr beparvai, -y9,f; ftiakSa,
-se,/.
2. alsai, -ye,/ = /. laziness.
Negligence, s. udaain, -na, n.
Negligent, a. beparri; alsi; fiid-
posi.
Negotiate, v. I. Cm. uUi = /.
speak with.
2. kfirar kir =/. make an agree-
ment, Cm.; kam k&r = /.
make business ; vepar k&r =
/. make traffic.
Negotiation, s. 1. ulonen, -nea,
». = /. speaking.
2. k&r&r, -rS, m. = I. an agree-
ment.
S.repir, -ra, m.
Negotiator, s. 1. dot, -ta, «. = /.
an ambassador.
Nei
New
2. d^lal, -la, m. = an agent;
Takil, -la, m. = ex. a pleader,
yet apparently used also
for n.
3. Tepari, -ria, m. = L& trader.
Ne^b, V. kilikil.
Neij:Uioiir, s. I. pelo, -lea, m.,
e.g. love yonr n.
3. sezari, 'ri^, -m. = one living
cloae to another; dairo sezari.
Ifaifkbonrhood, s. lagsili sniit,
4e,/.; 6ei. rs.
In the ueighboarhood = lagin,
or aro.
Heifliboiirin^, a. lagsilo, or la<
gin aeullo ; laguo asullo (or
ISgti) = /, attached ; rs. bS-
glak — at the door.
Neither — nor, conj. -i = also, wM
the negative particle added
to the verb; e.g. he i& n.
old n. young = to t&rnatoi
B&in, mataroi n^n.
Neither, <i. toyi nan {or ■akia),
Toyi naS (or nain) = /. that
also not, thlB also not, (nan
or nfi.ifi joined to the verb).
ITeophyte, s. novo kristaun, ^ta-
va, tn.
Nephew, s. batso, -iSea, m. is the
n. of a brother or sister
only when it is the child of
the sister or brother; putnyo,
-yea, m, is the n. of a brother
or sister according as it is
the child of the brother or
Bister ; bhavatso pat, or
boinitso put, -ta, m.
Nerve, J. 1. Sir, -re,y; = /. vein,
is used also for n. {in Mr.
too)\ t&nti, -te, /.
^.fg. bdl, -la, n. ^ I. strength.
NerTOOB, a. 1 . Ijr asf Ho.
2./g. bizttd = /. shy, of ner-
vous temperament.
3. b6!adik = /. strong.
Nest, s. I . gont^r^, -ra, m. ; gild,
-da, m.
2.y^.a8ro,-rea,m.a/. a refuge.
Net, s. zai, -Ifi, n.
Nettle, s. khatkutli, -le,/. = Lai.
urtica.
Nettlfl) V. korzili, c. v. ^korza.
Net-work, s. kap6a, -6e,/.
Nentral, a. p&ksapatnatallo.
Neutrality,^- nanp£Lkiap&t,-ta, n.
Never, ad. kedinta = ever, wttk
the neg. nan {Joined to the
verb, if there be any).
K. mind = vod n∈ (intaniin.
N. more = afie uprant {or phu-
dea)kedints. . . .nan, or ani
nan.
Nevertheless, conj. \. -i or 'Oi add'
ed to the conditional, e.g.
altboagh Peter does not help
me, n. I will lore him = z&-
rit&r Pedru maka kumok
k&rin&n aun tatso mogui
k&rtao; or -i added to the
verb of the protasis sv-ffices,
and n. is omitted.
2. zaleari, used absolutely.
New, a. novo; vodol zallo, or
vodoltso, or vodol aillo.
K. moon = amas, -si,/.
„, „ L.oogic
New
Nev-oomer, s. p&rdeii, -iia, m.=
I. a foreigner; atari ail1o =
who came now.
Newish, a. noYoao.
Newly, ad. vodol ; ailerar.
News, J. kobar, -bre, /.; vftrta-
maa, -n&, n.; y&z&i, -de,/.;
abiprai,-y6,/.=information;
puk&ro, -reS, m. = l.& report,
Lai. rumor. [aik.
Beceii:e n. •= kob&r ghe, or k.
I have no n. ai mfika kob&r uSS,
mn. I do not know any thing
(about it).
Newspaper, see Jonmal.
Next, a. lagsilo or lagiS Ssullo.
N. year = dneren v&rs, or
phudan, or muk&rik.
Next, ad. l.lagin, or s&raifl.
2. magir = I. afterwards; oflen
rs. into aprant preceded by
a participle \ see Gram.
Nib, s. pint, -ta, «., e.g. of a
pen; dom&s, -msE, m.
Nibble, f. kha, e.g. a mouse
nibbles ; or bet. taats&i.
Hioe, s. 1 . Barko == I. exact.
2. ta&d aarko = too exact.
3. nazuk = exact, too exact,
delicate, squeamish, dainty.
4.t8&nd = beautiful, H. K.\
sobit.
S.suadik = tasteful.
6. bezari = fastidiona.
Nicety, J. l.nazukfti, -ye,/.; see
adj.
2. aobai, or sobitai, -ye,/. = I.
beauty.
Nioku&me, .!. 3dnfLun,-aTa,n.z:/.
against-name ; pSd naun = /.
bad name.
Niece, s. 1. baiSi, -iSe, /, or boi-
niti du, -Te,/ = I. daughter
of a eister.
2, davdi,-de,/, or bh&vaoi da=
/. daughter of a brother.
Niggr&fd, a. snrati; imto.
Nig-gardlinesB, J. aurat, -ta, m. ;
imtepop, -na, ».
Nigh, see Near.
Night, J. rat, -ti,/
By n. = ratir, or r&tiSeff, or
ratfiea velar.
Night-mare, see Ineubns.
Nightly, a. rattso.
Nimble, a. taurk; sndsudit; uaar;
see Qulek,
Nimblenees, J. sudsudai, -ye, /.;
tsurk, -ka, n.
Nine, o- n6u.
Ninefold, a. nondodo, or n6u
pauti ts&d.
Nip, V. 1, £imto kad = /. give a
pinch.
2.kim<Si = cut ofif by means of
the finger and thumb, e.g.
a flower.
Nippers, s. ftimto, -tea, m.
Nipple,^. 1. 6ia&, -ive,/.
2. h^rdefi, -defi, n. = I. breast,
/g.; than, -n&, n.
Nit, s. lik, -ke,/.
No, ad. 1 , nan is used to deny ex-
istence, (^ being in a place.
2, niifl, in denying the posses-
sion of some quality.
„, „ L.oogic
No
Noo
3. naka, in an imperat. and
optative mn,
4. i^e whole sentence may be
repeated in neg. form, as in
Z^tin, Joining the negative
to the verb.
Ho, a. 1. the affirmative cor-
responding adj. is used with
neg, particle joined to the v.
2. nan, e.g. no strength = b61
nan; kain a&n « something
not.
Ho more = aoi . . .nan.
No one, no body = kon nan.
Nobility, s. m&nt&a, -na, n., e.g.
a. of a family; rodponi, -;ia,
n. = l, greatness; vortepon,
-9a, «., or TOrten m6n, -na,
n. = sublimity.
Noble, a. 1. m&ntilD&ntlo, e.g.
a. family.
2./g. vorto = /. sublime; vodlo
= /. great.
NoA,v. l.hisarodias/. giTeahint;
tSkli hfiUi = /. move the
head ; t&kli bagai = I. incline
the head.
2. dole m6d(6) = I. break the
eyes,^. give a hint.
Hod, f . l.z^mi^r j&m,-me,y.=/.
sleepiness, drowsiness.
I.rs.into v.
Hoiae, s. gouji, -je,/.; b6b, -be,
/., or bobat, -\i, /., of ciy-
ing oat, or any loud sound ;
see Grating.
Make ^ n. = gouji kAr, or b6b
mar = cry.
Noisome, a. 1. pad; &l8ik = /.
dirty; nanbolaiketso.
2. kantaleatso = disgusting.
NoiBjr, a. gouji k&rtso, or gouje-
tso; b6b martso.
Nomadio, a. bonntso.
Nomenolatnre, ^. 1. s&bdanbb&n-
d&r, -r&, n. ssl. a treasure
of words {anal, to Air,).
2. pHribhasika utran = /. tech-
nical words, {Mr. Cn. Gn.)
n, u.
Nominal,i. I. rs. vdr&u (or u&Ya)
p&rma^e, or perh. naviitso.
2. utrantso * /. of words.
Nominally, ad. bh&ilean&ts ■■
exteriorly only ; e. g. bh.
dak^ta^he shows exteriorly
only; see KominaL
Hominate, v. mfyo. ; see Appoint.
Nomination, s. mokruri, -re,/.=
/. appointment.
Nominee, s. mokrur kello.
None, see No.
HonsfliiBe, s. nakazallo, -lea, tn.\
zank, -ki, /.; irthnatullin
utranW. insignificant words;
piseaponaSin utrfin = foolish
words; ragleaii utfir, -trS,
n. = l. a confused word.
Noon, s. donpar, -ra, m.: 'at
noon E donparan'.
Noose, s. pas, -sa, m., e.g. for
birds, pr,^ fg. ; gant, -ti, /.
— knot; bandpas, -sa, m.
Noose, V, nad k&r = /. make
tricks {or. nad is^i).
Noo
324
Not
Nor, conj. ani. . .nan; see Hei-
tter — nor.
Normal, a. kr^mantri;.
North, s. b&dg or b^&g, -dga,
n.'. 'in the n. = b^gak'.
Northern, a- 1)d,dgatso.
Nose, s. u&k, -kii, n.
Lead by the n. =kaDant simpti
gbal; nak korpi = tease.
Speak through the q. = nakin
i^ar. nakian) ul&i.
Noaejay, f. pdd, -da, m.\ see
Boaqnet
Nosology, s. pidansaatry, -ra, n.
Nostalgy, -f. (gaun&i) ala, -ee,/.
Nostril, s. DakafieD pad, -da, ».
A man without nostrila = eimro,
-reft, m.
Nostrum, s. gntavokat, or gupit
Tokat, -kta, »., or ihe Hind.,
Mr. buta or buti, -ti,/.
Not, ad. nan, or n&,iQ joined to
the verb; used also in sen-
tences like this: who would
not wonder?
Notable, a. ts&trayeteo, or tsft-
trai lavozallo.
Notary, s. mag-nensaDbdg,-^a, m.
Notation, s. ts&trai, -ye,/.; §&ro,
-rea, m.
Notoh, s. katrap, -pa, n.
Note, s. 1. gartij, -ta, m. = l. a
sign {it might also be used
for a musical n.)
2. ietyar, -ra, m. = a public
advertisement.
3. ts&trai, -ye,/., or aftro, -rea,
m.\ see Notation.
4..filt, -ti,/ = a memorandum.
5,taIo, -lea, w». = a vocal ut-
terance; or taleatso jinos,
-nsa, m.
Note, V. l.gurti^ kJir = ^. make
a sign.
2. tsiltrai k^r = I. make a re-
mark; £>;■ a/jo pay attention.
Note-book, s. ts&trayefiea pas-
tak, -kfi, «., or anal, to Cn.
ugdUtsapustak.
Noted, a. vodlo = /. great; nS-
vadgo = /. famous.
Nothing, s. kairi nafE (nan being
joined to the verb): 'be does
n. = to kain k&rijian'; emph.
kaints nan.
Once we were n. = amin y^k
p&uti kftints natuUeaun.
We should fall into n. if, . .
= &nun nftp&ints zatdaun,
zftrt&r. . . .
Notice, s. l.kobar, -bre,/.
2. abiprai, -ye,/ -= /. informa-
tion.
3. ts&trfiri, ' -ye, /. ; see Note:
take n. of = tB&trai k&r; see
Advertisenient
Notioe, V. k&l, or k&lit za = /.
get known; ts&trili kfir; pdle
- 1, look.
Notlflcation, s. vlg. notis, -sa,
n.,fr.\ see Adrertisement.
Notify, V. k&I&i, or k&lit k&r
(make known).
Notion, s. l.&rth, -tha, tn.=l.
meaning, e.g. nor does any
other n. underlie this word.
„, „ L.oogic
Not ,
Nun
2.alo<3en, -ni, /. = /. opinion,
judgment.
S.kobar, -bre,/^ a: /. news,
i.sikon, -ni,y; = I. instruction.
S.y&ridea, conception; seeJiei.
Kotorions, a. p£irgM.
fiotwtthBtanding, see HeTBrtbe-
leas.
ITom, s. naufi, n^va, n.
Konriflh, v. p6e, also beasts ; je-
yan di, or jevoi ; yadfii = /.
cause to grow.
Nonrisiuii^, d. bolaiketeo.
NonriBbment, s. posap, -spa, n.
or po8(6), -sa, m.\ see Food.
Kovel, a. novo.
Novel, s. k&tha, -the,/.; k&ni,
-ye,/. = a fable.
IToTena, s. noven, -na,M.^.; salyi,
-ve, / ; nou diB&n5en mag-
ne3, -nea, n.
lIOTiae,^. iimeduar,-ra, fn.;ume-
duarsastri, -ria, ». (a n. in
religion); p&rikser asullo.
Horitiate, ^. pariksekal, -la, m,
= 1. s, time of examination ;
t&nbekEl, -Ifi, m. = l.& time
of trial.
Now, ad. &taiL, empk. atants.
N — n.=:thode pauti. , . thode
pauti.
N. and tben = thode pauti, or
tov61 toY61.
Nowadays= 1. atan or yeliB di-
saniS.
2. yedfil, used more comm. with
piriyant = till, e. g. atan
p. = till now.
Nowliere,oi/.kb&in*nan {tkeneg.
being joined to the verb) =
I, somewhere not.
Noxious, d. 1. luksiinMso.
2. &kmanat30=^ offensive; vaif
(in Is/ and 2ndmn.), or bet.
rait k&rtso.
Nugatory, a, r^rt; besto; 6eStfi-
yetso ; nispr^yoj&natso.
Nniaance, s. bezarai, -ye, /
Null, a. \.rs. rftddtj - nullity,
invalidity; or r&dd^ asi^Uo.
2.v6rt = /. useless; &thir,«.w.;
see InTalid.
Numb, a. isvenatuIlo = /. sense-
less.
Be n. = jim za = be struck.
Number, s. 1. flnko, -kea, m. =
aritbm. n.
2. zomo, -mea, m, = I. multi-
tude; sibar = many.
3. 8l6k, -ka, m. = I. poetry; or
bet. 8l6kamap, -pa, n. = mea-
sure of poetry.
Number, v. lek(e) = count.
Numberless, a. l&kn&tuUo; S,g&-
nit.
Nnmbness, see IneenBibOity.
Numeral, a. Snke&ntso.
Numerator, s. I. l^k k&rtolo.
2. ilu3io, -SeS, m., of a fraction.
Numerous, a, s&bar, or zaito, or
tBUd; see Uany.
NnmiBmatio, f . naneanvidya, -ye,
/•
Nun, s. vlg. madri, -ri {or
madrij.-ri),/.; kanyastri, -re,
f.^n-c, deukanya,-ye^,«.c.
Nun 3
Nanoio, s. dut, -ta, m. (pap saiba-
dut), of high rank; r&vani,
-Qia, m.
Nunnerj, s. vlg, konveiit, -ta, «.,
or madrintso bonglo, -lea,
m.; (kjiayastreaii) in6t, -ta,
m., n. u,
NaptialB, see Marriagre.
NursB, s. 1. aya, -ya, /.; see
OoveniesB.
2.dudkarii, -ni,/.
Horse, v. I. vagal; vlg. Ciuo di
or dud di.
^./g. fuslai = I. fondle.
6 Obj
3- rak = attend to an invalid.
Nusety, s, 1. borgeankud, -da,
n.; vlg. palneakud, -da, n.
2.Tadoun5an garpan, -na, n.
= I. institution for educat-
ing, or the Mr. paianasthan,
-na, »., n. u.
Hnt, s. f61, -la, «.
Nntmef, s. zaif6I, -la, n.
Nutriment, s. ahar, i^r har, -ra, m.
Hatrition, s. poeap, -spa, n., or
p68(6), -sa, m.
NutritiTe, a. pdstso.
Hrz Tomiaai s. kazro, -rea, m.
0, int. 1. ye, used to invite
attention,
2. ah; k^takata.
O&k, s. some say vr^ksaraja, -ja,
m„ but it is a very uncer-
tain equivalent.
Oar, s. Tolo, -lea, tn.
Pull with the oar = v. kad.
Oatk, s. p&nuait, -na, n. ; soput,
-ta, m. = a, private o., or
only an af&rmation, adding
s&t, or kh^ents.
Keep an 0. = p. sambal.
Take an o. = p. k^r.
On o. = p&rmanar.
Tender an o. = p&rman k&runk
lai.
Obduracy, 5. sSl,-]a,».;h&t,.ta,»,
Obdurate, a. l.sMiSt.
2.baganatnIlo.
Obedience, n. khaltepoci, -tta, n.
Obedient, a. khalto.
Be o. = G. utir aik.
Obediently, ad. khalto zaun.
Obeisance, ^. n^m^skar, -ra, m.
Obey, V. G. ut&r aik = /. hear
the word of; khalto zaun
asa; khalto zaun ts&l; (vodi*
lani^ea utrak man di; v. u.
palo di).
Obituary, s. mellean&en Uk, -ka,
«.; melleanoi p^tti, -%%/.
Object, s. I. irado, -dea, m., e.g.
the 0. of the sacraments
(Lat.^nis = Gni); sev6t, .^,
m. (an aim).
„, „ L.oogic
Obj 3
2. v^Btij, -tu, /. = /. a thing,
matter.
Z.for 'object of science' 'a}e can
Perh. use the obsolete uoun
{Mr. also) visAya {/rom
which the word nSyant =
about is derived); otherwise
irado.
Object, ?>■ 1. adai = /. prevent; (^
adk&! k&r, or MAi k&r;
abSep kfLr, or a. ha4 = bring
objection.
2.»eg. of 'pks&aA kfi.r = /. ap-
prove; inkar k&r (.i4trf;.)=:/.
make resistance.
Objection, s. adk^l, -li,/"-; Mr-
t&t, -ti,/.; addi, -Ag,/.
Objective, a. 1. vastuntso^/. of
the things.
2.bhfiilo=/. exterior; kh&rots
= real.
Objnr^ate, v. bestai.
Objurgation, s. bestauneo, -nea,
«., or bestauni, -ne,/".
Obli^tion, s. 1 . kaido, -dea, m. =
/■ a duty.
2. upkar, -ra, m. = l. a benefit.
Contract an o. = kiiido zodun
ghe.
Be under an o. = rs. devo aaa,
Sd. Inslrum. (avefi tukfi devo
asa); or (maka) kaido asa.
Obli^atoTy, a. rs. into kaido asa ;
gUrjetso; k&rizai asijllo, or
k&rtso.
Obli^, V. formal = /. command;
lal = /. apply, attach,^.
You will 0. me, if = &un tuba
7 Obs
upkari zaun vort&utolon zir-
t&r.
Obli^iiiff, a. mogal; upkari; vod-
netso, or vodui diuntso = I.
giving inclination, (sympa-
thetic), «. c. ; handtso = /.
binding,,^., n. c.
Obligdiij^neSB, s. mogajpo? , -na, n.
Oblique, a. vankdo, pr.fg.
Obliquity, s, vankdepori, -na, n.
or vankud, -da, «.
Obliterate, i>. 1. pus = /. cancel;
mar.
%fg, uiio za = I. become less,
e.g. the memory of.
Obliteration, s. pusap, -spS, «.
Oblivion, s. visAr, -ri,/.
Oblivions, a. visari; visrauntso;
ngdasnatullo.
Oblong, a. digso.
Obloquy, J. gal,"-li,/. = /. abase;
adulonen, -nea, «. = /. talk
against.
ObnczioaB, a. 1 . p6dtso =/. falling,
e.g. to risk; ukto ghallo = /.
put open, or only nkto (or
ugto); sarko added io the verb,
e.g. pddaearko=/. oh. to fall.
2. luksanatso = /. hurtful.
Obaoene, a. hurso, p6zdo = dirty,
/g.; lajiSt = I. shameful; ftu-
miryaditao = /. unbecoming ;
aiaik = /. ugly,y^.; kanta-
leatso= abominable,^.; m6s-
titso = I. luxurious.
Obaoenity, s. hursepon, -na, n.;
p6zdepon, -ria, n.; aisikpon,
-na, n.\ m68t, -ti,/.
Obs
Occ
Obsonration, s. kal6k, -ka, m.
Obscare, -T. l.kalokatso; kalBO =
/. somewhat black; uzuadoa.-
tullo = without light.
2. kitin = /. difficult; gu^atso
= /. secret; somzuuk bozo
asullo, or somzananBiirko ;
t^zyizitso = maliciouBl7 ob.
3.uno frhalko = /. low; &nTO;
see Low.
Obecnre, v. 1 . kalok kiir = /.
make darkness; uzuad kad
= /. take away light.
2.y^. maa kad = /. take away
honour.
Obscurity, s. 1. kalok, -ka, m.;
^ndkar, -ra, m.
I.fg: &nvepon,-na, «.; uneponi,
-na, M. = a low state.
Obseqaions, a. 1. man diuntso,
2. gulam = /. alayish, f^.
Obserrance, s. 1. palo, -lea, m.
2.riTaz,-ji,/. = /. fashion; lal,
■li,/.
Observant, a. 1. man diuntso.
2. zagrut = /. careful ; tsatrar
yetso = attentive ; sarko = /.
exact.
Observation, s. ts&trai, -ye, /. =
I. a note, a remark, attention ;
saro, -rea, m.
Observatory, s. zotisasal, or ne-
ketranpanditasal, -la, n.
Observe,?'. ,1. p61e.
2. tsfltrai k9,nge = take care,
or is. kar = make a note.
S.sambal, e. g, rules, cus-
toms.
Obsolete, a. porno=/. old ; &p.rup,
or S,prupatso = /. rare.
Obstacle, s. b&rk&t,-ti,/; adk^,
-li,/.; see Objoction.
Obstetric, a. voijigitso.
Obstinacyj s. siLl, -la, n. ; dha-
runai, -ye,/".; murdarpou,
-na, «., «. c.\ see Obduracy.
Obstinate, a. s^liit : dharun ;
aplea vadeatso.
Obstrnct, V. damp or dank = /.
shut; Mdi kS.r = I. put an
obstacle.
Obstruotion, s. adkiil, -li,/.
Obtain, f. l.zod(6); atasi, ».<:.;
magun ghe ; m^l = /. be found,
Sb. Dat.\ za = /. become,
Sb. Dat.\ jik = /. gain.
2. tsil = I. walk, fg. be cur-
rent.
Obtrude, "0. b61 kar = /. mako
force, compel; see Intinde.
Obtuse, d. l.dharcatuUo.
^■fg. daddo or d&dda = /. ata-
pid; somzanatullo.
Obviate, v. tsukai = I. avoid;
mukar rau = /, remain in
face; (-ntlo) pariyar za ■=
/. get rid of; add! k^r or&^A ;
niyrai = I. deliver, ch. cs.
Obvions, a- soSt = I. evident;
pS>rg&t = /. public.
Oocasion, £. l.s&mayo, -yea, m.,
e.g. of sin.
2. sfindrap, -pa, m. = /. oppor-
tunity.
3. Tel(6), -la, m.-=i. time; s&ng&t*
-gti,/. = I. circumstance.
Occ
Off
Ocoaslonal, a. !• rs. B&adrapa
pjlrmane, or s&ndrapfitBO.
2. au&it = /. casual ; fluSit g^-
tao = /. happening cssuall;.
Oecident, see West
Ooonpstion, J. l.kam,-ma,ff.=/.
business; udy6g,-ga, »».=/.
(civil) employment.
2, rs. into kane = /. take, oc-
cupy; or bet. zulmeu k^os
/, take violently.
Ocoapied ^), v. kamar (asa) =
/. (is) on business.
Oeeapy, v. l.kSne s /. take.
2. znlmeu ka^e = I. take vio-
lently,
3. &B£i = /. is, is in possession,
ch. cs,
4. vistar = /. be extended, ck.
cs.
5. k&mak Ifti s /. apply to vork,
give -work.
6.bh6r = /. fill, fg., e.g. oc.
the mind with.
Occur,?', l.za; gM = /. happen.
2. m6I = I. be found, ^. Dot. ;
mdtint ye=come in the mind.
Ooourrence, s. s&ng&t, -gti,/ = /.
circumstance.
Ooeas, s. diryo, -yea, m.\ s&mdir,
-ra, m. \ s5gor, -ra, m. used
also/g., e.g. oce. of graces.
Octave, s. X. vlg. oitav, -va, «.,
of a feast; fitvo dis, -sa,
m. = I. eighth day.
2. Stvo gurtij,-ta, m. (in music),
or atvo tfilo, -tea, m.
Ooulist, s. doleilnvoiz, -za, m.
Odd (number), s. gelen {var.
geden, -dea), -left, n., opp. to
Odd, a. tarifetso = /, awkward.
Odds, s. ts&dunen, -nea, n., bh§d
(fe), -da, m. = difference.
Be at 0. = nai asa = /. discord is.
Ode, s. p6d, -da, ». = /. a song.
Odiona, a. kantaleatso.
Odium, s. hSgen, -gea, «. ; see
Hatred.
Odontalgy, s. dantaiividya, -ye,/
Odorous, a. p&rmJtlatso.
Odour, see 9oent
CBoonomy, see Economy.
(Ecumenical, see EcumeniooL
Of, prep. 1. -tso, -Ci, -iSefi, or
-lo, -li, -lefi ; see Gram. P. II.
{Genii.)
2. visyant = /. about.
3. Instrum. or Genii, toexpress
the material of which.
Of late = Tod61, or ailevar.
Of old = adifi, or adin purvin.
Off, ad. 1. poia = far,
%for off as a particle in com-
pound verhs see such -verbs.
S.tsai = go; tsJil vots = off
with you.
4.mukar = iii face, e.g. far
off the promontory.
5. lagifi = /, near.
6. vingid = /. separated.
Is well off = vrUddhi zaun asa.
Offence, s. 1. jlkman, -na, m.
2. duk, -ki,/ = /. sorrow,
3. pad dek(6), -ki, / = A bad
example.
Off
Oil
4. guayaan, -ava, m. = I. fault;
&prad, -da, m.
Offsnd, V. 1 . {Lkman k&r ; rag
adSri.
2.dukai, c.v. = l. afflict.
3. patak adar = /. commit sin;
teuk=err; mod(6)=^. break,
y^., e. £■, o. against the com-
mandments, cA. cs. (Ace.)
4, pad dek(6) di = /. give bad
example; see also Disgraee.
Offbnsire, a. I.&kmanatso.
2. dukountso.
3.kantale&t30 = /. abominable;
ai3ik = /. ngly.y^.
4. zalmetso = /. of violence (o.
war), or zulam kiirtso, or
the Mr. Hind. iSadavatso.
Ofter, V. 1 . bhetai (to God attd
also to men), or bbefoun
di.
2. aomorpi, ropsi, rl. mn.
3. di = /, give.
4. mdtint ye = come in the
mind.
5. k&r = I. do, e.g. o. violence.
6. z& = /, become, e. g. an
ocGasionl
Offering, f. l.bWt.-te,/.; somor-
pon, -na, «.
2, deneS, -nea, n. = I. a, gift.
3.ido, -dea, m. = a certain o.
at tbe time of marriage.
Office, s. 1. kaido, -de&, m. =
duty,
2.kam, -ma, n.^l. business;
ndyflg, -ga, m. (civil) em-
ployment.
3. upkar, -ra, m. = l.s, benefit,
kindness.
4. ophis, -sa, m.,/r. (eccl. o.)
5. kaeiri, -ri, {or -re),/ = the
place wberB public business
is attended to.
Officer, s. udy6gagar, -ra, m. =.
civil 0.; foujiB&rdar,-r&, m.
= military o.
Official, a. s&rkaratso.
Official, s. udy6gagar, -ra, nt., or
iidy6g&at, -ta, m.
Officiate, v. (kam) tsal&i.
0. at the altar = Deva&en kam
ts&lai.
Officious, a. upkari; mogal ; rig-
tso = /. interfering.
Offing*, s. t£di poisilean.
Offeoooring, see Bran.
Ofibet, see Shoot
Ofibpring, s. s&nt&t, -ii,/.; bnt-
gifi, pi. n.\ kutam, -tma, n,
= I, family.
Often, ad. siibar pauti; tovdl
tov61.
As often a3=(kitle paufi) title
pauti.
Ogle, V. vfinkdo p61e.
Ogre, s. perk, rakkds, -ksa, m.
_= /. a monster,
on," J. tel(6), -la, ».
Holy 0. = vlg. benjar tel; het.
P&vitri;^ t.
Oil-oake, s. p6nd(§), -di,/.
Oilmiui, s. t^Iagar (or t61kar),
-ra, m.\ ga^egar, -r9., n.
Oil-mill, Oil-press, s. gbano, -nea,
m.
Oin
One
Ointment, s. mnlam, -ma, «.;
p&rm&|ii&i v&etq., -tu,yi = /.
firagrant thing; tel(6), -la, n.
= 1. oU.
Old, a. l.mataro, o/persotts.
2, porno, of things.
3. adlo = I. anterior.
Elder brother = vodlo bhaa
(malgodo bh. = eldest b.).
Of o, = adifi purrin.
Grow o. = mataro za.
O, age =iQatari prai, -ye,/,; or
nt&r p., or silbar p., or ma-
taxepon, -nS, n.
O. maE = y6k mStaro; jabbo;
o. woman = yfek matari;
jabbu.
O. fashioned = adle riTajitao,
Olden, a. adle 8oy6yetso = /. of
former custom; adle sovfiye
parmane iisullo; pomo; ad-
lea kalatso, or adlo.
Oligarchy, s. thodeantso &dbj-
kar, -ra, m. .
Olive, s. nanelatso ruk, -ka, tn.;
Sans, jitarok; jitaf61, -la, «.
Omega, s- fg- ^Qt, -ta, m.^l.
end.
Omen, s. nimit, -ta, n.\ kbuna,
-lie, /; gurtg, -ta, m. = /.
a sign; &drn|t, -ta, n.
Omission, s. 86dnen, -nea, n.\
nak&mi, -ne,/, n.c.
Omit, V. 1, neg. of k&r; s6d =
leave.
2.thamb=/. cease; ra.u = /.
remain; of bet. ran preceded
by Gerund, neg. in tanan of
the principal verb, e.g. jevi-
nastanan ran = omit eating.
Omnibns, J. t&ptilgadi, -ye,/.
Omnipotenoe, s. s&rvi^podvi, -ve,
/•
Omnipotent, a. s&rrypodvedar.
Omnipresent, a. B&rv^hfiz&ri.
On, prep. 1. v6ir; or znd Loe.
to show, a) a local relation,
b) a logical basis, e.g. on
that spot, condition.
2.1agin = /. close.
3. vilyant = about.
^.by instrum., e. g. on a line =
harin; oQtbisside=yekasin.
Play on the violin = rebek vaz.
da, ad. 1. mukar = /. forward.
2. r&vanastanaa =s I. not re-
maining (continually).
Once, ad. y^k panti.
At o. = 1. yek&ts pbara = /. in
one moment.
2. atants s jnst now.
3. sangata=together; Boven =
at the same time.
One, a. 1. ySk (cardinal numb.
and indef. article).
2.yeklo<oan individual.
3.vo = /. this, in opp.io to =
that, e.g. one says... the
other. . .; yeklo could also
be used.
4. pbiLiano=a certain (person).
5. as equivalent to the German
'ms^a^ it is omitted ; or m&nis
or amin may be used, e.g.
what one wishes one readi^
believes = amin kbosi vor-
One 3:
taun, ten amin sompen s&t^
mandt&aii.
This is the on9 = vot8; at one
dajsyfikpauti; at one time
= adi, or adin purrin; it
is all o.sjek&ts.
One another = yekameka {deck)
Oneself, pron. apun.
Onion, s. piyau, -yava, m.
Only, ad. mitrij; &k3,t; by -ts;
see Gram.
Only, a. yek&ts ; rs. into ad.
Onset, s. 1. zulum, -Ime, /.;
iingarpMap, -dpa, n.\ npriU
"i./g. gali,/ //. = /. abasings.
Onward, ad. muk^r,
Onw&rd, a. mnkavelo.
Opaque, a. disanatullo.
Open, V. 1 . ugto k&r or ugM
(used also /or reveal).
2. suru k&r =s /. make a begia-
ning, G,F.
3.katfi.r = /. cut, e.g. a. wound;
pulai, e.g. a pustule.
4.k&r = I. 4o, e-g- o. a way.
0. the bowels = utk^e zS,.
0. out = Tist&r, or s6dfii, e.g.
a cloth.
O. the door = bagil ugten kHr ;
bagil kad.
Opes, a. l.ugto.
2.Totsayet Hsullo s /. acces-
sible; rigasarko.
3. p&rgilt = /. public.
4. sado or nisk&pti = /. sincere.
5.nis(eiBin&tnllo = /. not set-
tled.
2 Opp
Opening, s. l.ideS, -dea, n.\ mo-
dS,p, -dp&, ». = /. a breach;
fut, -ti,/
2. sum, -\e,/. = l. a beginning,
an inauguration ; see Exit.
Openly, Hi/. soSt, onp&rgkt zann;
bh^r&itg, or bh&ileau = I.
exteriorly.
Operate, v. b61 asa = /. strength
is, ck. cs.; gunak p6d = /. to
improvement fall, ch. cs., e.g.
a medicine, a sermon ; boro
rigtlit^r'borolagtiiE/. enters
or is applied well, are used
esp. for sermons ; see Inflo-
enoe.
Operation, s. 1. k&rni, -ne, /.;
kam, -m&, n.\ karyen, -yea,
».; k&rm, -ma, »., n. c.\ k&r-
turen, -vea, n. = Lat^ faci-
nus, a bad action.
2. katr^p, -pa, «. = /. a cutting
(in surgery).
Ophthalmy, s. doleantso ul6p,
-Ipa, m. = /. inflammation of
eyes.
Opinion,^. l.alofien,-ni,/. = per-
suasioD, judgment, set of
tenets, esteem.
2. gad, -di,/. = 1. & saying.
3. &nkul, -Is,, ». = a good op.
4.vado,-de&,Mt.= a particular
op.
Oplnm, s. Sphim, -ma, «.
Opponent, s. porto ; virodhi.
Opportune, a. ffivoto = /. due;
layek = /. suitable; s&ndra-
p&tso = I. ot opportunity;
„, „ L.oogic
Opp
333
Or
siliiia kUlfitso = /. of right
time.
Opportunity,J. 1. sandrap, -pa,
M.,paut,-ti,y;; B&msyo, -yea,
m. ; iinkul, -la, n. ; s&ma
kal, -la, m. =s I. proper time.
2. npili, -ya, m. = I. means.
Oppose, -v. ad ghal =put againat ;
adkal kar or addi k^r = /.
make obstacle.
Opposed, a. 1 . virodh asullo.
2. porto.
S.mukar asuUo^A being in
face; mukavelo.
Opposite, a. 1. mukavelo.
2. porto.
In the 0. direction = porte
ySten.
Be 0. to = Dal. porto asa {Lat,
e regione).
O. to = mukar.
Opposition, s. ^di, -de, /., or
adk&l, -li,/.; virodhai, -ye,
/. (contrariety) ; virod tfi.nd,
-da, m. = l. a contrary part.
Oppresa, v 1 . pr. bharan mod(6)
= /. break by heaviness.
^./g. dS.gd&i, c. V. = L cause
sufferings; zulum k&r = /.
make violence; fg, r^^ =
/. cause to weep; duk&i = /,
afflict, cause sorrow ; k^tai
= /. cause pain ; ye^ik dhir,
or y. lai = apply to forced
work (Lai. angariare).
Oppressed with debts = rinan
hhorlolo.
Oppression, s. dagd, -da, m. =
suffering; zulum, -Ime, /.;
gul^mpon, -^a, n. s /. sla-
very; ikman, -nS., m.= l.
offence.
Oppressive, a. d&gdouutso; zu-
lum k&rtso B /. making vio-
lence; nid^ur = /. cruel.
Oppressor, .c. d^gd3.itolo, or rS^
d&itolo; zulmegar, -ra, m.
Opprobrious, a. l&jtStz=A shame-
ful; kantaleatsQ^/. abomi-
nable ; aisik = I. ugly, /g. ;
S.pamanadik ; beabratso, or
abru kadtso.
(^probrlnm, s. Jipam&n, -oa, m.\
l&z, -je, y. = /. shame; beab-
ru, -bra, m.
Oppugn, 1). Dat. virodh ul&i = I.
speak against; Dat. virodh
ye = /. come against; see
Confute.
Optative, a. aSetBO.
Optio, a. di|titBo; dr&Stitso, n.c.
Optics, s. diatividya, -ye, /l, or
drjiltividya.
Option, s. I . iiSfiha, -Va&,f.\ kbuli,
-se,/.
2. vintsap,-t3pa,».,<7rTintsnen,
-nea, «. = /. choice.
I have no op. = mojea sotJin-
trar nafi.
Opulence, s. grestkai, -ye, f.\
dhSa, -na, «, ; dirven, -vea,
n. (much money),
Optilsnt,<i. (bhou)grest; dudua^
dik; dirvest; dhflnest.
Or, conj. ya or va ; it is often
omitted.
•- A.oogk-
Or
Ord
Or . . . or=ya (only one or is
translated).
Whether... or = -gi, e.g. I do
not know w. this is right or
not = yen s&magi tsalc au6
nenafi, or yen s&ma ya tsuk
men aun ne^^; will he come
or not?=to yetologi n&n?
Oraole,J. l.sari,-na,».=aHinda
temple.
"i./or the 0, itself, rs. into d&rlan
yeun sang, or (Bfi.itan) angar
yeuE sang = /. after (the
devil) has come in (yoar)
hody, say ; perh. iekun, -V&,
n.\ nimit, -t^, n.
S./g, hhou hudivont mania,
-nsa, m.=l. avery wise man.
Oral, a. t6nda t6ndantto =• I.
heingfrom month to mouth;
tftndpfiiin.
Orally, ad. tdndpasin.
Oranj^e, s. 1. sonaring (var. bo-
nanaring, or solnS,ring, or
naring), -rnga, n.
2. torenj, -ja, n. (perk, pompel-
mous, Lat. citrus decumana,
or het. the pomilow).
Oration, s. vlg. sermann, -avS,
^■i /^•\ pritsing, -ga, »,,
n. u. ; ulonen, -niea, «.
Orator, s. has no pure Konk.
equivalent; bestw. pr^s^nga-
gSr, -ra, ?».; sermariat, -ta,
m., «. c, /r.\ prSsitnga-
p&ndit, -ta, m.; s&bhan pan-
dit; nlonegar, -ra, m. = I.
speaker; or nloupo, -riea, m.
Oratorical, a. l.nnfii (bhasetso)
= /. of nice language.
2. ^Unkaratso = /. ornamental.
Oratory,^. l.pr&Bilnga7idya,-ye,
/,; prS.s&Dgpo9, -na, «.; pr&-
sUngap&nditpon, -na, ».;
ftl^nkarafii v.; see Orator,
2.mag-neii k&rSeii gb&r, -ra,
n. = I. a house of prayer;
vlg. kopel, -la, n.,/r. ; irmit,
-ti,/.,/r.
Orb, s. 1. mand, -da, m. = disk.
2. gnlo, -}ea, m. = & globe.
Orbit, i. hovado, -dea,«.; boun-
di, -de,/'
Orokard, s, (folvostniSen) t6t, -ta,
«.; mojo -lea, m.
Orokestra, s. 1. igS.rjemal&i,
-liye,/
2. gayang&rantsomel(6),-]a,m.
= a body of aiugera.
3. gayangaran&en sal, -la, n. s
/. a hall of singers.
Ordain, v, 1. formal = /. com*
mand; nemsi = /. appoint.
2. ordinark^r (Jr.), rl.; pd,Titr7
&dhikar di = /. give sacred
power, or the Mr. dbarma-
dhikaraSi diha di ^ I. give
initiation in religious autho-
rity. (In pass. for diput mil
= I. be found, received).
Ordainer, £. l.nemaitolo.
2.ordinar k&rtolo; d&rmadhi-
karaiSi diha ditolo.
Ordeal, s. k&tin t&nki, -ke,/. = ^.
a difBcalt trial.
Order, s. l.manclavoi, -li, y.=
... ,,L.oogk
Ord 3
good diapositioD; kTiim,-ina,
«. = regularity.
a.hukum, -kme,/. = /. a com-
mand; takid, -de,/. = a spe-
cial order; forman, -na, «.
S.huddo, -dea, m.=l. rank;
thS,r, -ra, m. = I. kiad, class.
4. mel(6), -}». m. = l.& college,
society, reunion ; yekot, -ta,
OT.; vlg. 6rd, -di,/.
S.ord, -di,/.i in rl. mn.
C.hundi, -ye,/. = an order for
money. [y^.
Take holy orders = ordinar za,
Order, v. 1 . mand = /. arraiige ;
e^ma ghal = /. put right.
S.hakum {or takid) di=/. give
order.
Ordsriy, ad. s&ma; Barken; kr&-
man.
Oidinaoee, ^. istyar, -ra, n. = an
authoritative proclamation.
Ordinaiily, ad. 1 . ts&davot zaan ;
tsalten.
2. snmar (in a common degree).
Otdinuy, a. sadarn ; see Common.
Organ, s. sando, -deii, m.=l. a
member (nol ex.); perA. aid,
-da, «.; g6p, -pa, «., e. £■.
of plants (/. boBom,_;^.)
Organic, a. sande asnllo ; g6pa-
tBO, or g6p asullo.
Organism, s. 8andeafflel(e), -la,
m.;pl. sande = organs.
Organiaation, s. g&dap, -dpa, n.;
me!(£), -la, m.; mandavol,
-|i,/. = ;. -diepOBition ; Set. rs.
into V.
5 Orp
Org:anize, v. mand s /. arrange ;
rup di = /. giye form; melHi
= /. unite; g^=/. foand;
sfLma glial = /. put right.
Oriel, see Balcony.
Orient, see E&st.
Orifice, J. t6nd, -da, «.,y^.; see
Exit
Origin, s. 1. flr&mb, -b&, m.\
Buru, -ve,/. =/. a beginning.
2. kutam, -tma, «.=/. afamily.
S.mul, -la, «. = /. a root,^.
Original, a. 1. poilo = /. first;
&rilmbatBO, or suruvetso, or
sorrer asullo; siimbatso=/.
natural, e.g. o. sin; ziilma-
tso = A of nativity.
2.niz=/. true.
Original) s. 1, &b^1, -sla, n., opp.
to copy.
2. n&muDO,-aea,m.=a sample.
3. tarifetso m&nis, -ni&, m.=l.
a curious man.
Originate, v. &r&mb asa = /. ori-
gin is, ck. cs.\ mp&zS.; k£ir =
I. do; r&ts = /. create; suru
k&r s= /. make a beginning;
z&lm&i = /. beget ; za = /.
become; ubz&i {c. v. ^ubza)
= /. cause to become.
Ornament, s. JLlUnkar, ^a, nt.,
fr.fg,\ neton, -ni,/.; surun-
gar, -ra, m., n.c.
Ornament, i). &l&nkar k&r, G. M,
(persons and things) ; netiii,
c. V. (esp. persons).
Ornamental, a. £il&nk&ratao.
Orplian, ct. p6r {it means also any
Op 3i
poor little boy) ; avoib^pui-
natuUo.
Orphanagre, s. pdranbidar, -ra, n.
OrUiodoz, a. apnt = /. pure, not
mixed, /g.; BS,tevoiit = /.
truthful.
Orthodoxy, J. aput sikoii, -'^^,/-
(or aput bavadt, -ta, m.) = I.
sincere doctrine.
Orthoepy] s. s&ma utsar, -r^, m.,
or s&ma utsiirap, -rpa, n.;
suddi^ utaflr.
Orthogrraphy, s. sS^ma (or sadd^)
b!Lr£p, -rpa, «.
Oeoillate, v. yenen te^en bal;
OBOillation, s. halSp, -Ipa, n.;
d&nd&J2e3,-6ea, «.,('»' d&nd&-
Jap, -Ipa, «.; yenefi teicten
halSen.
OsBBonB, i^' hS^antso.
Ostensible, a. dakounteo, or dii-
kaisarko; p6Ieyet (or polou-
yet) aeuUo.
Ostentation, s. &bbar, -ra, n.;
araaan, -ni,/.; &h&ukar, -ra,
m., bfidai, -ye,y". = vainglory ;
mizad, -di,/ (var. mizadki);
doulit, -ti,yi; fi.antu, -ta, m.
Ostentations, a. d&ndi = ahowy
in dress, eic; ^unti.
Ostler, s. g&diyegar, -r^, m.
Other, a. 1. dusro; duy&m.
2. aniyek = /. one more.
3. y6r = /. Lat. reliquus.
4.b&d&l = /. different.
5. tbo^e = /. Bome.
6.ani = ^.and or more, if o. is
1. Out
Joined to some, e.g. some o.
thing = ani kaiii.
Other than we wiBhed = yfet
5intlen, ySk zaleii (Konk.).
Some (cohorts) my brother
commanded, others Fompo-
niaB=. . .yer ... .Of beasts,
some live on land, others in
water = . . , . thodeo
The other part of thebody=. . .
y^r.
The one is . , . the other . . . . =
yeklo dusro.
No other weapon but=. .b&dal.
Each 0. = yekameka.
Otherwise, ad. 1. naii zalear (or
some such verb) = /. if it does
not happen.
2. dusre jinsln = /. in another
way.
3. o/len rs., e. g. I think yon
have not yet done it, o. you
would have told me = , . . .
kellen zalear maka sangto-
loi asulloi. A man o. re-
spectable =s yek m&ais yera
viSyant m^in- ^vo zailo.
Ottoman, s. tarik, -rka, m.
Ought, -D. By Necess. mood; zai
= /. is necessary ; kaido asa
= /. duty is.
Ong'ht, s. kain.
Onnce, s. ons, -sa, n.,fr.\ see
App. to the Konk.-Bnglish
Dictionary.
Onr, <z. amtso.
Onrselres, ^on. amints.
Oat, ad. 1. bh&ir.
Ove
V. B. Many word* compounded uith oal, net put doion here, may ie
expreited wiiA tkt help of
2. p&rg&t = /. public.
0. of minds: mAtir natullo, a.;
or zamptso.
0. of my power = moje podre
bhair,
0. of lo?6 = rnogan.
0. of hell^jernkdndantlo; see
Gram. p. 54.
0. of shot = poia (aea); ^ra
bbair.
0. of sport = fieitayen.
Outbreak, s. katkai, -ye, /;
ut3ambolai,-ye,/.=/. excite-
ment.
Ootc&Bt, 'f' 1- '^■'!>ig- b&it&illo;
zatibbailo.
2. pfiradesant ud&illo.
Ont-do, V, jik ; see Snrpa«i.
Onter, a. bhailo.
Outfit, s. saman, -na, m.
Outilaiilc, V. perk, vedo ghal,
On^ow, »- l.mirvoa ySd, or
leka vorto Tad. \verh,
^•/S' *'*- **"''' zainafi, or other
Out-honse, s. m&tou, -tya, m.;
gOTol, -via, «.; nSni, -je,/.;
na^iyekodkeS, -kea, n.
OiitlaBt, 7! v6m t&g = last
more than . . .
Ontlaw, see Outcast
O&tlay, .F- kb^rts, -tsa, m.
Oatlet, see Sxit.
Outline, s. s^okfiep, -pa, ».; see
also BkBtoh.
Outlive, ». vants; magir jije = ^
live afterwards.
eomparative ; itt OqIUbI.
Ontniunber, v. . . .T6rn ts^ asa
= is greater than . . .
Outrage, s. flkman, -na, m.
Ontrag^e, v. &kmaii k&r.
Ontrajreous, a. S.kmaDatso.
Oatright, o'/- I.at^nts; teaks&n.
2. purtea, or p3,ripurci = fully.
Ontmn, v. mukar daan; pati
gbal.
Ontaet, s. suru, -ve,/.
Outside, ad, bbi,ir, ad. postp.
Outside, s. bhaileS rup, -pa, n.
= I. exterior form.
Outakirt,^. I.&Ut, -kri,/. = 1.
extremity.
2. koQso, -sea, m. = l. a. comer.
Outspoken, see Frank.
Outstanding, a. rs. into bald urta
= I. balance remains.
Outstrip, Outvie, v. jik = /. gain,
^.; miru&i = /. surpass.
Outward, a. bhailo.
Outward, ad, bbair.
Oatweifli, v.. . .T6rn ts^ tiik =>
/. weigh more than . . , ; mi-
ru&i = /. surpass.
Ontwit, V. f6ta,i = I. deceive.
Outwork, s. bhailo pagSr, -i&,
m.; bbaileii kotea, -(ea, ».
Oval, a. digso; rf. iautiya bari.
Oven, J. 1. khfirn, -na, «., e.g^.
0, for breadj/r.
2.aguten (or agu|teQ), -tea,
«. = a sort of brick-kiln.
Over, frep. 1. voir, *;■ 2nd. Lac.
2.pr&3 ts^ = /. more than.
Ove
Ove
3. sivai = /. besides.
Over, ad. l.Toir; unts.
2, G, velar =s /. in time.
It is all 0. = zaleS, or tirsa-
len.
0. and 0. again = portun por-
tun.
0. and again = sS^bar pauti.
Overaboand, v. tsS,d, or ts^ za.
Overbalance, see Oatwei^h.
Orerbearing, a. salist.
Oreroast, a- s&bar kopantso.
Orerobarge, v. ts&d mol eSng.
Overcome, v, z&it vor = I. bring
victory; jik (8urpaeB)j mir-
u&i; khalto k9,r.
Orerooat, s. kutaun, -tavS., m.
(native), vl^.
Overdo, v. tsid kar {or ts&d
wiih some suck verb) = I. do
too mucb; miruoD k^r.
Overdrink, 'd. miruon piye, or
miti bhair p., or lekavort p.
Overflow, v. bhair vSu ; d6g
mirua.
Overfond, a. 1- ts&d &purbajetso.
2. tsM apurbai kiirtBO.
Overgrow, v. miruon vad, or leka^
vorto vad.
Overhang, v. umk&lai or lamb&i.
Overhastjr, a. ii&A fLuns^atso.
Overhead, ad. matea voir.
Overlay, v. lai, e.g. with silver;
see Smother, Suffocate.
Overlong, a, ts^ Iamb.
Overlook, v. 1 . pdle ; rab = /.
guard.
2. maf kar = /. make excuse.
S.beparvo kar = /. make con-
tempt, (neglect).
Overpower, see Overwhelm.
Oversee, v. rak; see Superintend.
Overseer, j. 1. rakno, -nea, m.;
m^lb&ndob&st pdletolo; mu-
zimdar, -ra, m.
2.8enai, -nii, m.^s, superin-
tendent.
Oversight, s. 1. raknen, -nei., n.\
see Superintendesoe; zHt&n,
-tne,/, = care.
2.s6dni, -ne,/
3. (doleanfii) tsuk, -ki,y. = /. a
mistake (of the eyes).
Oversleep, v. miruon nid, or leka-
vorto nid.
Overspread, see Overlay.
Overstep, V. mirva.
Overtake, v. pat dbftr; dh&r;
fat kirn db8.r = surprise.
Overtask, v. ts^ kam di.
Overthrow, i)- 1. s^kal ud&i.
2. nas k&r = /. make destruc-
tion {Ace).
3. pfidau kar = /. make defeat.
Overtop, V. v6rn ubar asa, or
mirv&i.
Overture, s. BS,rt, -ta, n. s=a pro-
posal.
Overturn, v. 1. vompto ghal;
porti.
2./g. nas ka,r {Ace).
Overvalue, v. ts&d m51 sang.
Overwhelm, £'. z^ai Vkv^l. make
gravity, pr. fg.\ bhar k&r,
e.g. mdtik bb. k. =: o. Uie
mind.
„, „ L.oogic
Owe 3
Owe, V. 1 . deYO asa {Sb, Inslr.)
2. by Necess. mood; see Due.
I o. my life to yon = aven moji
jini tuka devi.
Ovl, s, natuk, -ba, n. = ex. a
bird that begins to screech in
the ereniiig; gug, -^,/. => a
big owl.
9 Pag
Own, a. aplo ; svfLnta ; kh&ski, or
kaski {in compounds kbas,
e.g. khas bhati).
Own, V. 1. Top = /. acknowledge.
2.asa=i/. is, ch. cs.
Owner, s. db&ni, -ya, m.\ k8.rt,
-ta, m.; kbav^ad, -da, m.
Ox, s. boil, -la, m.
Oyster, s. kalun, -Iva, n.
P&ce, s. met, -ta, n. ; b^kkar, -ra,
«,; 'b. dov6r = walk with
long strides'.
Pace, V. I. ts^l; boun.
2.tsMn inez(6)=/. going mea-
sure.
Pacific, a. nidan; soukiisayetso ;
samadhanatso.
Pacification, s. silinadhan, -na,
«., etc., or rs. into v.
P&CJIj, 11. 1. s^madhan kiir&i =
/. cause to make peace.
2. fa8lai=/. caress; see Appease-
Pack, s. l.kat, -ta, m.\ potli,
-le,/., of cloth.
2.biren, -rea, ». = /, a faction,
set, e.g. a p. of thieves.
Pack, v.»\. kat bandi=A bind a
pack.
2. dambaz/. compress.
3.ts3.1 or TOts = /. go.
Package, &. kat, -ta, m.\ see Pack.
Packet, II. kat band ; see Pack.
Paddy, s. bhat, -ta, «.
Paddock, see Enclosnre.
Padlock, s. big, -ga, «. = /. a
lock; khil, -Ii,/. = a wooden
bolt.
Pagan, s. ^nbavadti, -ti§, m. = I.
an unbeliever; Hindu or
Hinduantso ; Konkao, -nea,
m., is sometimes used for a
Eonkani p.; see also Idola-
ter.
Paganism, s. finbavadtpon, -na,
«.; see also Idolatry.
Page, s. 1. pan, -na, «., or put,
-ta, «., n.c, of a boob.
2.t8ak6r, -kra, m. = I. a, ser-
vant ; f'erk. noukdr, -ra, m.
Page, V. panan bor^i = I. write
the pages.
Pageant, s. l.dobazo, -jea, m.=
I. pomp; douliit, -ti,y.
2. khSl, -la, m. = I. a play,
spectacle.
A'OogIc
Pal
Pajods, s. diul, -la, ». = a Hinda
temple; Msti, -te,/.=& Jain
temple; san, -na, n.^a small
temple.
Pail, s. kolso, -e6&, ta. = a. vessel
to carry water in; b&ldi,
-de, /. = a leathera vessel to
carry water in.
Pain, s. duk, -ki,/.: 'feel paia =
dukta (of the body and soul)'
k&§t.-ta,m., esp. of the soul
khyast, -ti,/,; kh&ut, -ti, /.;
&kS,Dt, 4a, m, = I. distress
d&gd, -da, m. s saffering:
vigng, -na, «.; volvojo, -lea,
m. = very great pain.
Take pains =yanr'; pr^y&tan
k&r; min&t k&r.
Paiii,^'.diikta,>Si5. Z>fi^.;dukdista
= I. pain appears, S6. Dat.
Painfnl, a. dnkitso or dukest;
dnkoantso=^. causing pain;
kiiitountso.
Paint, ^. vl^. pintar kJlr, /r.\
CitrSi, n. u.\ ronglai; nS,kjia
kad = draw ; see Deaoribe.
Paint, s, r6ng, -ga, m, = I. coloar;
bannij, -na, m.
Painter, s. 6itragar, -ra, m.,n. «.,
vlg. pintartolo, -lea, m.^fr,\
r6ng laitolo, or r. kadtolo, or
rongagar, -ra, m., or bfinna-
gar.
Painting, s. 1. iiitraan&i vidya,
-ye, f., n. c.\ b8.nnij[ kadiSi
vidya.
2. fiitry, -ra, «., rejist, -tS, «(.,
/r. = & picture.
Fair, s. zdd(6), -da, m., or zodi,
-ye,/
Palaae, s. bilnglo, -lea, m.; raa-
ler, -ra, n. [dim. ^rSnJ), or
perk, raul, -!a, «. itself,
Falanqnin, .i. palki, ^e,/i
Palatable, a, ra&itso; suadik =s
/. of flavour; g6d = /. sweet.
Palate, s. 1. ruts, -fii,/. (taste).
2. pompeii, -pea, »., the roof
of the mouth; kopo, -pea,
m., n. c.
Palaver, s. nakazallo, -lea, jn. =
I. nonsense; zank, -ki, y. ;
£e|tai, -je,/. = /. fun; khali
utran, pi. «. = empty words ;
g&zali, pl., f. = /. chat.
Pale, s. 1. su|i, -ye,/; see Stake;
khunto, -tea, m.
2. phidar; -ra, n. ; khambOr
-bea, m. (rukatao)=/. a pillar
(of wood).
3. Toi, -i,/, vedo, -dea, m. = /.
an enclosure.
Pale, a. pantro; ^Iduvoso,
Paleness, s. pantrepon, -na, n.
Palinode, s. (sing a p.) sangi^llen.
vait pati kad ; laganat^lten
uloneii, -nea, «.; sangi^lleak
adasijllen sang-uen,-nea, n.
Palisade, s. sulifivoi, -voi,/, or
khunteanvoi.
Palish, a. pantroso.
Pall, s. 1. kang, -gi,/ = a kind
of black cloth. \eic.
2.jibbo, -bea, m., of soldiers,
3.v61,-li,/, of native women.
All three only approx.
Pal 3'
Fall, V, iS&ppo za = /. become
insipid ; ratsnatnllo z& =r I.
become without taste ; Dai.
paro za = /. get enough,
tired.
Pallet, s. khatlen, -lea, n. = l. a
bed, a coach; antuln, -iia,ff.
f alli&te, v. lipili, c.v. o/My, yfis
ghal = /. put a mask.
Palliative, s. y^, -%&, m.
Palm, s. 1. mad, -da, m. ^ a
cocoaant tree ; kavato, -tea,
m. = a foung p.
2,teudeti, -te, /. = a palm-
branch.
S.pido, -4ea, m. = the lower
part of a palm-branch.
4.g^, -na, n. (a measure);
Tfet, -te,/
P&lm of the hand = t&I&t, -ta,
«., i7r ta,lyo, -yea, m.
Palm of martyrdom = marti-
raateo riim, -mil, /»., yr.;
rfigtasakSegnrtQ, -ta, m.
Palmyra, -f. l.talto,-tea,/n.(tree).
S.iryfil, -la, m. (fruit).
Palpable, a. rs. into lagta = is
attached (Konk.) ; p&rg&t ec
public; aost = /, evident;
vod = I. big, e-g: p. mistake.
Palpitate, zi. u4=/.spring,jump;
dUdd&d, as the heart.
Palpitation, s. dMd&do, -de&, m.
Pals;, ^. ar, -ri,/., i7f ariSi pida,
-de,/.
Palter, v. m6s(6) kftr.
P<rr, a. S,nyo; kirkd^ <^&r >=
/. trifling.
I Pap
Pamper, see Indulge.
Pamphlet, s. dakten puBtak, -kS,
«.; k&dtil, -ie,/ (-la, «.)
Pan, s. kail, -11,/; kundlen, -lea,
». = a Teasel for making
curry in.
Panacea, s. s^ry^vokat, -kta, n. ■
z/. every medicine.
Pander, v. fuslai.
Fane, s. arso, -sea, m. (kitke-
arso).
PaaegTric, s. hoglap, -pa, «. ;
hogJapaiSeii prils&ng, -ga, n. ;
vlg. sermaun, -mava, m.^fr.
Panegyrist, s. hoglEp k&rtso ;
pr&B&ngagar, -ra, m.
Panel, s, fo}ea, -Jea, «. (hagla-
folen; vonti fo}en).
Pang, s. 1. Tojyole, pl.^ m. =
agony.
2. akant, -ta, m. = distress.
Panio, s. perh. SuCit {or yek&ts
pbaraSen) bhen, bbiya, n. =1.
sudden fear ; karan natuUeii
bheS = /. fear without cause.
Pannier, s, knrveii, -yea, «. ; see
Basket
Pant, V. l.k&rse.
%./g. lale, obj. Dal. = /. long;
G. ftgea m6r = /. die for
desire of.
Panther, s. bolpo, -pea, m.
Pantomime, a. n&klan k&rtso = /.
making copies,^.
Pantry, s. ugran, -na, «.
Pap, see Hippie.
Papal, a. papsaibatso.
Paper, s. 1. kagad, -gda, «.
Par
Par
2. fiit, -ti,/. =/. note, banns,
3. d&stQTOz, -za, n.=il. a, doca-
ment; d&klo, -lea, fn. 3=/.
a document.
4. T&rtam&nap&trv, -ra, n. =
a newspaper.
Psrable, s. yopar, -re, /.; gut,
-ta, m.; gud, -da, n. = I. an
ambiguous sentence.
Parabola, s. B&makaksai^unif ,-Da,
«., Cn. Mr., n. u.
Parade, s. 1. koyat, -ta, n. (mi-
litary),
2.dobazo, -jea, m. = I. pomp,
Paradi£*in, s. n&mano, -nea, m.
Paradise, s. T&iokut, -tS, n.; see
Heaven.
Paradox, s. nozosi MoiieQ, -ni,
/. = /. an opinion which
seems to be impossible ; sSA-
D&inBen = /. apparent un-
truth.
Paraffrapt, s. vanto, -tea, m., or
bhag, -^a, m. = /. a division ;
k^lUm, -Ima, «.; aT&svilr,
-ra, m. = I. a chapter.
Parallel,!!, s&mapoisilo; Mr.Cn.
B&mS.Dtr9, n.u.
Parallel, s. 1. sar, -ri,/, or sar-
ken, -kea, n. = I. resem-
blance.
2.saniantr^ git, -ta, m.
Parallel, v. see Compare.
ParalTsis, see Palsy.
Paralyze, v. fg. bfil m6d(6) = /.
break force.
Paramount, a. 1 . mukhya = /.
principal.
2. sot&ntratso=/. independent.
Parapet, .r, 1. k&ttapuni, -ne,/
2. doro, -rea, ot. = a kind of
parapet crowning a well.
Paiaphersalia, s. approx. andan,
-^a, n. = native p., viz. a box
given to a bride with va-
rious little presents in it.
FarapliTaBe, s. &rthat&rzumo,
-mea, m., mn. a translation
of the sense.
Parasite, s. 1. dnsrean vorvin
jijetolo.
2. Mr. bandagul, -la, n., n.u.
Parasol, s. s&tri, -re,/., of cloth;
saten, -tea, n., of leares.
Parcel, s. 1. vanto, -tea, m.=l.
a portion.
2.kat, -ta, m.=l. a packet.
3. t&nd, -da, m. = l. a set, a
faction.
Parch, V. las = I. burn; see
Scorch.
Parchment,.!- tsambden,-dea, «.
Pardon, .r. maf, or maph, -ph&,
n. : 'beg p. = m, k&r' (or
k&r&,pl.y, bogsanen, -nea, «.
Pardon, v. maf kir; bogsi, e.g.
sins (tmperai. bog6s) ; 86d =
/. remit.
Pare, v. 1 . katlLr = /. cut.
2.uno k&r = /. make less,
diminish.
Parent, s. auoi, -i,/., or bapni,
-pai, »»,; i»^/. auoiba,pui =
/. mother (and) father.
Parentage, s. kutam, -tma, n. e= I.
family.
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Par
Parentheflifl, see Brackets.
Parhelion, s. Buryaearkefl, -kea,
n. = I. image of the aun, or
the Cn. Mr. mithjasnrjo,
-jea, m,\ or pratisuryo.
Pariah, s. mar, -ra, m. (man);
pi. maraS (men and women) ;
maddulefi, -lea, «., or mad-
den, -dea, n. (woman).
P. boy = korlo, -lea, m.
P. girl = koriea, -lea, n.
Parish, s. I . vlg. firg&z, or pbir-
guez, -%f.ifr.\ perh. hind,
-da, in. = ;. a flock,y^,
2.igiirz, -^%,/. = l. a chnrch;
mel(6), -la, m. = /. a congre-
gation.
Parishioner, s. vlg. ^rg&jetso;
perh. sell, -yo,/.=/, a sheep,
fs-
Parish-priest, s. vigar, -ra, m. ,fr.\
gouH, -lia, m.T^l. a pastor,
fg. \ me^amostak, -ka, n. = /.
the head of a congregation.
Parity, s. sarkeii, -kea, n.
Park, s. vedo ghalli suat, -te,
/, = /. place surrounded ; or
only Tedo, -dea, m.
Parliament, s. rftjas^bha, -bhe,/
or mel(e), -la, m.
Parlour, s. nloanCen sal, -la, «.,
or u. kud, -da, «.
Parochial, a. z'/^.firg&jetso; gou-
liatso.
Parody, s, n&klan k&rtso sl6k,
-ka, m. = I. poetry making
copies,^. [.tra, «.
Parole, s. bhas, -se, /. ; ut&r,
Paroxysm, s. bhar, -t&, m. = I.
gravity, _^. (of a disease);
seeTH.
Parricide, s. 1. bapai^ khuoi,
-ye,/, (crime).
S.bSpfitso khunigar, •!&, m.
(the agent).
Parrot, J. kir, -ra, m-
Parry, v. tsuk&i, c. v. of tsuk.
Parse, v. vakyaSe vSnfe sang.
Parsimony, v. h<, -ta, ».; see
Boouomy.
Parson, see Parish-priest
Part, s. l.T&nto, -tea, m. (dis-
tribution, division).
2. kndko, -kea, m. = a, piece;
bhag, -ga, m. = I. partition.
3. padt, -ti, /. (in the phrase
taJSe pa^tin =i on his part,
fr.); pakSa, 4e,/
4. k&ido, -dea, m. = I. duty.
S.gaun, ganva, m. = l. acoun-
try.
6. dikki}, -k3., m., kus, -si,/ =
side.directioQ ; by the Instr.,
omitting part.
As for my p. = moje p&k|ek ;
maka ISgta.
Play the p. of = 1. G. stiater
tsSl, I. walk (yjf.) in the
place of.
2. v6b ghal = /. put the mask,^.
Part, 2'. kudke k&r = /. make
pieces; kat4r=/. cut; regla-
tsAr k&r = I. make separa^
tion; veglo k5,r = /. make
separated. [a wife.
P. from = s64, = /. leave, e.g.
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344
Pas
Partake, v. {Or. aangfi-ta) vanto
m6!ta=/. part is found with;
(Yanto) kSne = I. take a part;
z6d = I, obtain.
Partial, a. 1. t6udar p61etolo =
/. looking in the face ; p&kSa-
patatBO ; nitnitullo = /. un-
JQBt ; or mtiToot nS,in aeullo ;
16ntB khauntso = /. eating
bribes; vosili k&rtso.
2, rs. into yfik vanto = /. one
part ; or yeka gauntso = /.
of one country, e.g. p. dis-
turbances.
Partiality, s. vosili, -li, /.; pii-
kfiapat, -\&, n.
Fartlole, .f. 1. Ian kudko, -kea,
m.; kuskat,'te,/.=aa atom.
2.partiknl, -la, n., rl. tnn.
Partioolar, a. 1. prfLt^k; vises,
opp. to general.
2. 8arko = ^. exact; nazak = /.
delicate,^, curious.
3. S.prup, or asadharn = extra-
ordinary.
Particular, s. l.yeklo = /. one
(individual); ving&d m&nis,
-nsa, m.=.l. a separate man.
2. tipsil, -le,/. = /. a detail.
Partienlgrly, i3^. 1. mukhyazaun
=/. principally; fidbikkilrn;
vises zaun.
2. rs. into t&psil, e. g. t. san-
gun.
Partisan, s. I. tilndagar, -ra, m.
2. p&k^egar, -rE, m. = adherent;
lagijUo (mania, -nSa, vt.) = I.
attached (man).
Partiiion, s. 1. vanto, -^a, m. =
also a. screen.
2. kh&n, -nS,, m. = the shelf of
a cupboard.
Partitive, a. vante kiirtso = /.
making parts; vanteatso.
Partly . . . partly, ati. &rAo . . .
&rdo = I. half. . .half; thode
. . . thode ^^ some . . . some.
Partner, s. vanteli, -lia, m. =
a sharer; sangati, -tia, m. =
/. a companion.
Partnership, 5. sangat, -ta, tn. =
company.
Parturition, s. balnter, -ra, «.
(var. bfilntj6r). [tion.
Party, s. 1. tind, -da, »». = a fac-
2.kut, .-ta, ». = l. a. plot.
3. virodhi, -dhifi., m. = one of
two litigant parties.
4. p&kSa, -ie,/., e.g. in a game.
e.g. of cards.
Pass, ^. !• ^^/- pasar zh^fr:,
guz&r.
2. veta = goes, mith Instr.
-ntlean {see Gram.), e.g. p.
through a town.
3. utar = /. cross, e.g:2. river.
4. rig = /. enter, fi./. through
an orifice.
5. ts&d llsa = is too much; mi-
rua = /. surpass.
6. ts&l&i = /. cause to walk,
fi-< ^'S- P- the time; kh&rfii
= /. spend, e.g. life.
7.di = /. give, or utsar = /. pro-
nounce, e.g. a sentence.
8. mukar di = /. give forward,
„, „ L.oogic
Pas
Pas
e.g. a glass at table; hat
b&d41.
9. kfir = do, e.g. a law.
10. pfls^nd k&r = /. make ap-
proval ; metsva = /. be ap-
proved {Sb. Dal.), ch. cs.
1 1 . za = /. be done (ie going to
be finislied); tirea = /, be
finished; vlg. kabar zas/.
finish {n.v.),/r.
12.b&diili3 /. change, ch. cs.,
e.g. pass from one place to
another.
13.ye = /. come, e.g. an in-
heritance.
14. 16k=/. count,^. (conBider),
e.g. he passes as a great
man = vodlo m&nis mdn
tS,ka 16ktat; m&nd = /. es-
teem.
Let him pass = vat s6d ^ I.
abandon the way.
P. away, e. g. time = zata or
ts<a, or veta.
P. by = 1. Or. lagin veta = I.
goesnear;^. patlaukiirc=/.
make following; fg. dek(§)
kaiie = /. take an example.
2. sod = /. leave, pay no at-
tention; neg . form of tii a
= 1. give attention.
3. zata = /. is done, e.g. time.
P. over = l. nt&rn/. cross.
2. beparvo kiir, G. M. ■= neg-
lect; B6d = /. leave.
Come to p. = g&d orz&, I. hap-
pen, be done.
P. through, see Pass, 2.
PaBs&Uo, a. 1. eumar = /. me-
diocre.
2. Totsayet asallo.
Passably, ad. sumar « /. in a
mediocre manner.
Passage, s. 1. vat, -te, /. = /.
way; kh&ni, -ye,/. = a moun-
tain p.; m&rog, -rg§, m,
2.kadou or k^ou, -dv&, m.,
of a river.
3. vanto, -te5, m. = l. A portion,
e.g. p. of a book.
4. rs. into the Instr, in -ntlean ;
see Gram.
Allow a p. = rs. into poten.
ptood, or vat as&.
PasBen^r, s. vatsuro, -rea, m.;
poinari, -ria, m., or poin
k&rtolo; utari, -rig,, m. =
one who crosses.
Passing-beU) s. m6rnaCi ghant,
-ti./ [mn.)
Passion, s, 1 . sosap, -spa, n. (phil.
2.durgu9, -?&, m. » vice; iu-
gun, -na,m.; vait vo4ni,-ne,
/.=l. bad inclination; vlg.
paisaun, or nad paisauS,
-lava, n.,/r.
S.k&^t, -ta, m, = I. pains, also
p. of our L. J. C; vlg. pai-
8S,a£t, -iava, m., also o/3.C,
/'■
4. rag, -ga, m. = L anger; krfid,
-i&, m.
5.zal,-la,M(. = /. aburning,^.
(great internal sorrow, and
also fury, iul n. u. in this
znd mn.).
Pas
Pat
Predominact p. = mukbya dar-
gun, or anal, to Mr. rajguii,
-ria, m.
P&SBionate, a. \.G. Apurbai k&r-
tso = /. loving; lagijllo = /.
attachediyj*.; given to; or
rs. into lagta.
2. utsambolayetso or utsiimbol
= I. excited.
Passport, s, r&hadari, -Te,/'.
Past, a. 1. patio = /. of behind,
y^,; patle jiniyetso = I. of
past life ; adlo = /. anterior.
2,zaHo = /. done, happened.
Fast year = porua, ad.
Past, s. gello kal, -]&, m. = I.
gone time.
Paste, s. l.molleleii pit, -^, «.
= /. kneaded flour.
2.g6ndv, -da, m.
Paste-board, .f.d&ddekagad,-gda,
n. = /. coarse paper; dat
kagad = /. thick paper.
Pastime, s. kh61, -la, m, = I. play,
amuBement; khusSlai, -ye,
/, = /, pleasure.
Pastor, s, goali, -lia, m., pr.fg.
Pastoral, a. gonliatso.
Pastry, s. poli, -ye, /.; mitai
-ye,/
Pastarage, s. ts&rou, -rova, m.
Pasture, v. tsilrii, c. v.
Pat, V. thapiid.
Pat, s. thap, -pi,/.
Pat, a. layek = fit; s&ma = /.
right ; rs. into zata.
Patch, s. kudko, -kea, m. ; kopo,
-pea, m. \
Pateh, V. kudke mar, or kopo
mar.
Pate, s. mateii, -tea, n.
Paten, s. paten, -na, «.,/".
Patent, a, pflrgat = /. public.
Letters- patent = approx. r&ha-
dari, -re,/.
Patent, s. pato, -tea, m., e.g. p.
to teach; the word in its
more usual meaning has no
Konk. equivalent.
Patentee, s. pato asnllo.
Paternal, 1. l.bapatso.
2.bapabariso.
Paternoster, s. am&ea Bapa.
Path, s. ilsir vat, -te,/. = /. a nar-
row way; vornfeu, -ka, «.;
see Way, Road. [tso.
Pathetic, a. moval, or movalann-
PathoB, s. l.bhogap, or bh(^-
pon, -na, «., M. c. = I. feeling.
2. kakult, -ti, /, = /. compas-
sion ; movalpoiDi, -^a, n.
Patience, s. sosnigai -ye,/ (var.
sosnikai) ; pasavai, -ye, /.,
n.c.,/r.
Have p. = 8. kane.
Patient, a. sosuik = safFering,
having patience.
Patient,*. pidest,-ta,OT,,tjrsosnik
manis, -nsa, m.
Patois, see Dialect.
Patriarch, s. 1. patriark, -ka, m.
{add. saib = lord).
2. mulzon, -na, m. = I. root-
person, founder of a family.
Patrimony, s. ast, -ti,/ = /. pro-
perty; daiz, -za, n.=l. in-
A'OogIc
Pat 3
heritance (ex. bapaSefi d. =
/. paternal i.) ; pitr&sti, -te,
/.\ Tatau, -na, «.; vit, -ta, «.
Patriot, s. viliiyet m5g(6) k&rtso
= /. loving the fatherland;
zallea gauntso indg(6) kfi.r-
tso = /. loving the father-
land.
Patriotism, s. (aplea) gauntso
ni6g(6), -ga, m. = /. love of
(one's own) country,
Pateistic, s. m&tabap£nGi vidya,
= /. science of the fathers
of the church.
Patrol, i. (sipayafi) gisti, -te,
/., Cn. Mr.
Patron, s. rak^o, -tiea, «n.; sam-
bajtolo = /. defending; pa-
Uk, -ka, m. ; serati, -tia, m.\
vlg. patron, -na, tn.,fr.
Patronage, s. raknen, -nea, «.;
asro, -rea, m. = /. refuge;
adhar, -ra, m. = I. help.
Patroness, s. rakni, -ne,/.; pa-
lakin, -ni,/.; serotin, -ni,/.;
Sekai, -ye,/.
Patronise, v. gunatso zaun asa
= 1. is favourable; asro di =
/. give refuge ; raks/. guard.
Fatter, e*. dh&dftdh^aza; dala-
dala za; patapata za, all
onomatopiBic words, and the
same in Cn.^ Mr., Konk.
Pattern, s. 1. n&ninDO, -nea, m.
"^.fg. dek(^), -Id,/. = example.
Panncb, s. giinzo, -jea, m. (kh9^
naposknto, -tea, ot.) = strict-
ly, the gizzard of a fowl.
7 Pea
Fanper, a. duhlo ; por = destitute,
orphan.
Panse,^. 80uka8ai,-ye,/.;thamb-
nen, -nea, n,=s stoppage, £.^.
of the blood from a wound.
Pause, V. (ilSikke) rau = I. stop
(a little); soukasai kanee/.
take rest; d&m k&^e.
Pare, v. dadai, pet(6) = /. beat,
e.g. a road.
PaTsmsnt, ^. dMrn, -ni,/.
Pavilion, s. tombif, -ba, m.
Paw, s. dauli, -le,/.
Pawn,j.adou,-dva,ff(.; id,-da,«.
Fawn, V. adou di = /. give p.
Pay, s. 1. samba}, -la, m.; p&g,
-ga, m. {Mr, too); t&l&b,-lbe,
/.; kul, -li,/ swages; m&zuri,
-re,/.
2. inam, -mfir, «. = reward.
Pay, V. farik kir. Ace, e.g. a
debt ; sambal di s I. give
pay.
F, penalty -I Biklas6s = /. suffer
pain.
Farms pay well=f61afi ditat.
F. for = badeak kane = hire.
Payable, a. farik k&rtso.
Payment, s. s&ndai, -yfi, m.\ see
Pay.
Peace,^. I. soukasai, -ye/'.;B&ma-
dhan, -na, n. = /. concord,
peace; 8d.atos, -sa, m. = I.
joy-
2. raji, -je, /, boUo, -lea, m,,
e.g. p. after war.
Lives in peace = s&madhanant
asa or jiyeta.
Peace, int. vogote rau.
Peaoflftll, (z. Boukasayetso ; s&ma-
dhanatso; nidaa = /. calm ;
santi = I. meek.
Fe&oock, s. m6r, -ra, m.
Peak, s. 1. tudi, -ye,/, e.g^. p.
of a mountain.
2.pdat, -ta, «.; dom6s, -msa,
m.
Peal, s. goroz, -zi, /. ; hn&z, -za,
*M. = /. Bound.
Pearl, s. motifi, -tiya, n.
Pearl-fialier, s. motiyaa kadtolo.
Peasant, s. nadkar, -ra, m. ; see
Coantryman.
Pebble, s. gundo, -dea, m.
Peccable, a. patkak p6dtso; pa-
tak adariaarko.
Peccadillo, s. Ian patak, -tka, n.
= 1. tk little sin.
Peonlate, -v. nag&i = /. steal.
Peculiar, a. 1. by the G., e.g, p.
to men = ni^nsaSen.
I.hy -ta, e.g. a custom p. to
you = tum6its rivaz,
3, vis6s or prM6k = /. particu-
lar; mukbya = /. principal ;
&Badharii=/. extraordinary;
6prup = /. rare.
Peculiarity, s. vis6s gun, -na,
m. = /. peculiar quality.
Peculiarly, ad. see Peculiar ; more'
over, bhou kUrn, or adhik
kSrn = especially.
Peonniary, a. 1, duduatso.
I.rs. into dadua visyant, etc.
Pedaffojroe, s. Aigul, -U, m.
Pedant, s. 1. doumt li&rtolo, or
8 Pel
doul&titso = rain; d^ndi;
yidyedouiatitBO.
2. bezarayetso.
Pedantry, s. I.'(vidy6-) doul&t,
-ti,/. (a?--doulu, -la,»»., «.c.)
2. bezarai, -ye,/
Peddler, s. jari, -ria, m.\ bovon
viknar, -ra, m.^l. a walking
seller, n. c.
Pedestal, s. pai, -ya, m.
Fedestiian, a. rs. info tsfiln =
walking; rs. paivaten = /,
on foot.
Pedicle, see Stalk.
Pedigree, see Qenealog^.
Peel, 1!. sal kad = /. take away
tbe bark; sdl.
Peel, s. sal, -li,/; sari, -la, n. =
busk.
Peep, V. tiln p6l8, or only til;
di^tgbal=/. putsigbt; dista
= /. appears.
Peep, s, tilneS, -nea, «., crtilap,
-IpS., n.
Peer, v. dista = /. appears.
Peer, a. l.s&ma.
I.approx, m&DtS>nantlo = /,
noble,
PeeTifih, a, bezarayetso, or up^
dri^ dinntso, or dfistso.
PeeTifihneas, s. bezarSi, -j^,/.
Peg, s. khun^i, -ye, /., e.g. to
bang clotbes on, etc.
Pelf, s. dudiu, -dva, m. ; deantB&r,
-ra, m.=L a deyil,^.
Pelican, s. apfrox. hanso, -sea,
m.; or Mr. panakoli, -li,/.
Pell-mell, ad. ye^en toiieS.
Pel
Pellaeid, a. distso, or bet. rs. into
-ntle&Q dista.
Pelt, V. (fatranifi) mar.
Pelt, Peltry, s. tat, -ti, /. = I.
bHd.
Pen, s. \.vlg. pfen, -na, n.^/r.;
I&knik, -ke,/,
2. (gomantso) vedo, -dea, m. =
/. an enclosure (for cattle).
Penal, ^- sikletBO; bei, rs. into
noun.
Penalty, s. siksa, -sg,/.; jalman,
-na, m. = I. a fine.
Penance, s. 1. prajit, -ta, «. (var.
prafiit), c,/. for sins; p&sfia-
t&p, -p&, m.
a. farikpon, -na, «. = /. satis-
faction, payment, repara-
tion.
3. (kndiSi) dandon, -ne,/. (var.
d^ndoni, d&ndounen, -nea,
«,, dandoan) = /. (bodily)
mortification ; d&gd, -daii,
pi. m. = sufferings.
Pencil, s. vlg. pensil, -le,/.,y^.;
8iseakhii4i,-ye,/!=/. apiece
of lead.
Peadant, s. mudi, -ye, /. = /.
a ring.
Some kinds of p. are', arkad,
-da, m.\ pfikal, -!&,«.; gund-
I&n,//.n.; kap,-pa,m.; pal-
van, pi. n. {this last kind
is bigger).
Pendant, a. nmkiLJtolo.
Fendnlom, s. dMtso bIi§T, -ra,
m., n.u.
Penetrable, a. rigasarko.
Penetrability, s- rigasarken, -kea,
M.
Penetrate, -v. 1. rig = A enter,
pr.fg., e.g. a sermon.
"i./g. lag = /. be attached, y^.,
e.g. a word.
3. parki = /. guess.
Penetration, f. l.y^.barikaij-ye,
/. = /. thinness.y^.
2. somzikM, -ye,y. = /. under-
standing.
Penetrative, >>. barik; Bomzonitso
= /. intelligent.
Peninsnla, s. ulvo, -vea, m.
Penitence, s. see Penance.
Penitent, a. l.prsfiit kartolo.
2. rs. into Or. kadekumaar zata
= /. confesses with.
Penitential, a. pracitatso; du-
kitso.
Pen-knife, s. kanyet, -i\,f.,/r.\
peskati, -ie,/.
Pennant, Pennon, s. giyau n, -yava,
tn.,fr.', see Banner,
Penny, s. penni, -ni, /.
Feneile, a. umkilln.
Pension, s. vlg. p^nsen, -na, «.;
umbali, -li,/. (originally, a
free gift of land); inama-
eambaJ, -la, m. = I. pay of
reward, or the Mr. Hind.
bontapag, -ga, n.
Penaire, a. 5intest; khilnti^t.
Pent np, a. damp^llo.
Pentagon, s. pants konseaniSen
(riip).
Pennltimate, <i. nimanoso; nima-
riea poilo, or n. adlo.
, 30 ,
Pen
Per
Penumbra, s. sanlisi, -lesi,/.
Fennrions, a. 1. adharnatuUo ;
upaiuMallo.
2. surati = /. stingy.
Penury, s, durbojkai, -ye,/.
Peon, s, pedo, nlea, m. ; nlgi,
-gia, w. = a private p.; dft-
layet, -ta, ^n.^an official p.;
sipai, -ya, m.; d&fedar, -ra,
m. = a head peon.
Pmple, s. 1 . 16k, -ka, m. (sing-.) ;
m&Dis, -nsan, «. = l- men.
2. porza, -je,/. = /. a nation.
3. zat, -ti, /. = I. & caste, a
tribe; kuli, -ye,/. = a tribe.
Common p. = flnTO 16k; fi&llen-
billen (crowd).
People, V. vaa kiir; lokan bh6r =
/. fill with p. ; rs. poilots aea
= /. is the first.
Peopled, 1. rs, 16k asa.
Pepper, s. mirin, -riya, «.
Peppermint, s. vodtalfiuS, -lava,
m.; pudin,-na, M. {^/■.,C«,)
n.u.
Peradventnre, a^. &driiSt&n;
gratstsaran.
Perambulate, v. boun.
Perceive,!'. 1. pile.
2. k&l = become (be) known;
Tolka a I. know, Lai. cog-
nosce.
Percentage, s. sekdo, -dea, m.
Perception, s. volok -Iki,/.; ka-
}it, -ta, n. ; somzikai, -ye,
/.; see Idea.
Perceptive, <i. vo^kontao.
Perch, V. hbs = I. sit.
Percli, s. k61, -la, m.
Perehance, ad. By the Jut. con-
ting, or poten. with puro ;
see Chance, Peradventnre.
Pereolate, v. gaiai.
Percns8]on,£.mar,-ra,ffi.; pet(6),
-^, m.\ bet. rs. v.
Perdition, see Bnjn.
Peregrinate, I', l.boun.
2. parades! zaun bona.
Peregrination, s. (pS,radesa&eu)
poirt, -na, n.
Peremptorily, ad. kh&ndit zaon.
Peremptory, a. khandit; tirma-
natso = /. decisive.
Perfect, a. l.samparn; uttini =
/. excellent ; sama = /. right.
2. vorto = /. sublime; bhage-
Tont = /. holy; mz = l. true,
sincere.
Perfect, v. sampura kar.
Perfection, s. 1. sampnrnai, -ye,
/, = I. fulness.
2. gun, -na, m. = I. quality
(good).
3. vortepori, -na, «. = /. subli-
mity.
Way of p. = s4mpur9aye£i fS,%
(ascetic).
God has all perfections = (vlg;.)
Seva thain sarvi^ boreo vista
asat; D. th. gu^aCi sampur-
nai asa.
Perfectly, ad. vlg. bhou borefi;
sampurnayen; kappas, or
kappas borefi; purteo, or
paripurg = fully; gnn^^
pariyaut = /. till the depth.
Per
Per
Peifldlons, i>. mosatso.
Ferfld;> s. mds(6), -sa, «■
FerfDiate, v. tfip; phapsi = make
maay wounds; burak k&r=
/. make a hole.
Perforation, s. topnen, -nea, n.;
burak, -ka, m. [^gion.
Perforce, ad. bdl&a ; see Compnl-
Perform,!'. 1. pal.e./-. a duty.
2. ts&l&i, c. V. = I. cause to
walk,^., e.^. a duty, a part ;
k&r = /. do.
Ferfonnancei s. palo, -lei, m.
(var. pal); Set. rs. into v.
Perfiune, s. p&rm&l, -la, m.
FtrAune, ii. piirniillaj, or p&r-
m&l lai.
Perfunctorily, «</■ ^poSi; uda-
fiiiiEin ; beparvean ; eflma-
natullea jiasiS.
Perfunctory, a. ^poli; l&ksa-
natullo = /. careless (not
caring).
Perhaps, ad. By the foten. mood,
orhyconting.flti.\ j'^^Gram.;
yekadevela, or yekavela;
' zaunkpuro = /. may be, ch.
cs.\ by the quasi-dim. -so; see
Gram. P. HI. ch. ii.
Peril, s. vlg. risk, -ke, /.; zS-
kb&m, -khme,/.; mos(d), -sa,
m.\ gratstsar, -ra, m., &d-
ru5t, -ta, «. B /, fate,y^.
Period, s. 1 . vorsan^^ri^, -kra,
«. = /. wheel of years, fg.
{anal, to Mr.)
2.kal, -la, »*.»/. time; seealso
Oirenit
S.pnrten vakya, -ya, «., pur-
tefi utsarap, -rpa, M.=a foil
sentence.
4. Tei(6), -la, m, (length, dura-
tion).
Periodic, a. 1. poirefin poireatso
(tap); kadto Tortao, or kadto
nrtao (tap = fever).
2. toY61 t0761tso s /. of then
and then.
Pariodiul, s. tovdl tov6IiSen Y&r-
tamanap&tri^, -tra, n.
Periphery, s. m&nd&l, -la, n.= l.
a circle {geom.y, eutt^, -ta,
M.; boundi, -de,/ (bovado,
-dea, «.?)
Periphraais, see Oireumloeution.
Periah, v. naS za = /. ruin get
(I p. = aun n. zatgn); bh&sma,
n. V. of bh&smi; samp&d;
m6r = die; Unt&r.
Perishable, a. naszauntso; s&m-
P&dtso; &Dtak pMtso.
Periwig:, see Peruke.
Perjure, v. f6tp&rman k&r, or
fdtkiren p. k.; f6tsoput ghal
{or di); f6tkiro 8. gh. (pri-
vate).
Perjurer, s. fdtpS:rmanagar, -ra,
m., or fotp&rman k&rtolo.
Perjury, s. ffitpfirman, -na, «., or
ffitkirefi p.; soput, -ta, m.
(private).
Permanence, s. urap, -rpa, «.;
ravap, ranpa, »., or raun&en,
-JSea, «.; bet. rs. into v.
Permanent, a. 1 , rauntso, or urtso.
2,^. thir = /. firm.
...... A.^glc
Per
Per
Permeable, a- rigasarko.
Permeate, v, rig = I. eater.
Permission, s. raja, -je,/. ; hukum,
-kme, /. = /. an order; rs.
into s6d.
Permit, v. raja di ; hukum di =
/.giveorder; s6d; = A leave;
h&buli di = /. give consent;
• v6p = I. agree.
Permutation, s. badlap, -pa, n.
Fernicioos, a. luksanatso ; vait
= bad; or vait kartso.
Peroration, s. nimanefl mag-nefi,
-nea, n.
Perpendionlar, a. ubo.
Perpetrate, 'v- adar; k&r.
Perpetual, a- sasnatso = I. eter-
nal; antnatuUo = /, without
end; agSnit; ■;ilg. kabar zai-
natuUo = /. not finishing;
tirsanatnllo=/.notfiniBhing;
rs. into ravanastanan, or
kbalanastanaii ; rs. into sa-
dankal ; gidiye gadiye = I.
every moment.
Perpetuate, see Immortalize.
Perpetuity, s. sas^n, -sna, «. =
/. eternity.
Perplexed, a- dubauntso, or du-
bavi; tondreantso.
Perplexity, s. dubau, -bava, m.\
tondre, Nom. pi. m.
Perquisite, s. dusre faide = /.
other advantages.
Perron, s. metafi, fl. n.
Persecute, v. 1 . dagdai = /. cause
suffering; iza {var. hinsa)
di = give torture, fg.\ kiiig-
tiii = /. cause pain; d&ndili;
r^d&i = /. cause to weep.
% daundai = /. cause to run
(away).
Persecution, s. dagdouneu, •^ea,
«., or d&gd, m. pi.; iza,
-ze (binaa, -se), /; see Op-
pression,
Persecutor, s. hinsegar, -ra, m.,
n.c.\ dagd&itolo = /. caus-
ing sufferings.
Persererance, s. thirasati, -ne,/:
or thirsan, -ne,/.
PerseTere, i». thir rau, or thir
zann ran; ani {with the reg.
verb), e. g. p. in writing =
ani bor&i.
Persevering, a. thir; bet. rs.
Persist, see Persevere.
Person,^, l.zon, -na, m. {fhil.)
used also for a Person of
the most H, Trinity ; milnis
-nsa, m.\ manai, -ya, m. =
esp. a coolie,
a.rup, -pa, n. = I. form; ves,
-sa, «. = /. a mask, fg.
3. sometimes omitted; e. g. the
keeping ai his p. = ta&i ziiUin ;
my own person = aunts.
4. khuddy, e. g. kh. pola = see
in person, personally.
Personal, ii- aplo= /. own; kaski
= /. private; zonatso {or
zonantso) = /. of person.
Personally, ad. khuddij;.
Personification, £. zonarup,-pa,«.
Perspective, s. 1. diSt, -ti,/. = l-
sight.
Per
Pet
"2. durbi?, -^,/.
f erspioaoiona, a, barik = I. thin,
/g. \ BOmzonitso s I. intelli-
gent.
fennpiCQoiu, a. 8<^t.
PeiBpiration, s. gham, -ma, m.
Perspire,^- ghame; hume.
Persntde, v. 1 . Bomziii =. I. cauBe
to understand; or somzonn
di, or Bomzaso k&r.
2. bad s&ng = /. say advice.
3.1ai = /. apply, y^.; movalai
= /. make soft; m6a Toi kir
= /. make .the heart jes,/g:
1 cannot p. myself =m&k& di-
saoaQ.
Persuasion, s. gh&t alo£en, •»!,
/. = I. firm opinion ; bud,
-di,y. = ^. advice; i^vorTi6=
through, ch. cs.
Persn&sive, a. somz^isarko, or
Pert, a. &am&ryaditso.
Pertain, v. 1. favoza (favo is
indecl.)
2. lags/, be attached,y^., e.g.
tukalagta=it pertains toyon.
Pertinaeioas, {I. s&liSt; dfaarnn;
aple£ vadeatso.
Pertinent, a. Iay6kz=/. fit; s&ma
= /. right; rs. info za (Lai.
facit ad rem).
Pertnesa, s. &nm&ryad, •di, /.;
l&zbandpo^, -na, «.
Perturb, v, tondre k&r.
Perturbation, s. tondre, m. pi. ;
bezarHi, -ye, /; ak&nt, -ts,
m. z: /. distress.
Peruke, s. purn, -na, ».; some
say tb&kari kSs, pi. m.
Pernae, v. zagmtayen vats.
Pervade, ». rig = /. enter or
rig an bona.
Perverse, a. 1 . kboto ; pad ; titn-
taimari, eic.
Perreision, s. kusap, -spa, «.= /.
corruption,^.; vaitpon,-;5a,
n. ; (vait) h&dlap, -pa, n. = I.
(bad) change.
Perrert, v. kas&i = I. corrupt,
/g., c.v. ^kas; pad kir.
Perrious, a. rigasarko.
Pest, i. mar, -ri, /, pr. fg.
<mar aili = that troublesome
man (pest) came'.
Pester, v. karkflr k&r = I. make
trouble; see Teaze; kanant
simpti ghal = /. put a tail
in the ear {Konk.).
Pestilence, s. mar, -ri, /. ; pfest,
-ti,/,A.
Pestilential, a. 1. maritso, or
mar launtso.
2. bhou luksanatso = very hurt-
ful; nalk&rtso = ^. destruc-
tive.
Pefttle, s, musii], -sla, n.
Pet, s. 1. bhou prititso burgo,
-geii, tn, {or m^nis) = a
very dear hoy ; apurbayetso
burgo.
2. utsftmbolai, -ye, /. = /. ex-
citement ; utsambolaBarken,
-kea, n.
Petal, s. pakli, -le,/.
Petition, s. l.mag-nen, -gea, «.
Pet
Phr
2.itrji, -je,/. = aiiy demand; p.
to a superior.
3. firjad, -di,/. = /. complaint.
Petition, v. 6rji di = /. give a p.
Petitioner, s. Arjegar, -ra, «.
Petri&otion, s. fatorso, m. = I.
apparent stone.
Petrify, I', latorso k&r.
Petrolenia, s. latraCen tel(fe), -la,
«. ; vlg. £imnetel(fe), -la, «.
Pettineu, s. b&Iken m&n, -na,
n. = I. meao liear-t.
Pettish, a. bez&rayetso.
Petticoat, .i. gagro, -rea, m. (t
of girls) ; b^niyan, -na, r.
Pettifog^, s. UU&i T&kil, -la,
m.; k&tv^kil (ylg-.).
Petty, a. dSkto or Ifin ; Cillir = I.
trifling ; h&lko or apvo
low; uno = /. less, inferior.
Petnlanoe, s. a&l, -la, ».; &am&r-
jad, -di,^
Petulant,!?. saliSt; Sum^ryaditso.
Pew, s. (igSrjentli) bJiska, -ke,
/. = /. a Beat in the cburch.
Pewter, s. doven sisen, -sea, n.
Phantasm, s. k&lp^na, -ne, /.
dist, -ti,y:; see Fantastia, etc.
Phantom, s. sopan, -pna, n. = I.
a dream,^.; drustakai, -ye,
/ (vlg. du|takai)=:/. a goblin.
Pharmaoy, s. gandsarkafii ang^.
-gdi,/.
Pharos, see Li^ht-honse.
Phase, s. b^dlap, -pil, n.\ iSain^t-
kar, -ra, m.
Phenomenon, s, akasaS&m&tkar,
-ra, m.; disap, -spa, n.
Phial, s. siso, -sea, m. (dim. si-
sU, -le,/.)
FhUologiBt, s. bhasaSp&ndit,
-ta, m.
Philology, s. bbasanpanditpo?,
-ni, B.
Philosopher, s., n. w. u. ginyana-
s6dnar, -ra, m. = l. a man
inquiring into science, n. u.
PhUosophical, a. ginyanatso.
Philosophy, s- ginyanaa6dna,
-ne, /. =s i. inquisition of
wisdom, ». ».; poisilean ka-
ranaSvidya, -ye, /. = /■ tbe
science of remote causes.
Phlebotomy, s. lir mar6i,/. = A
beating vein.
Phlegm, s. 1. timpi, -ye, /. =
spittle.
2. darkai, -la, ».
Z.rs. into th6.nd = /. cold.
Phosphorus, s. sukrn, -ra, m.=
tbe morning star.
Phosphoreaeence, s. parzSJ, -|a,
m., or pr&kas, -M, m.
Photography, s. uzvadantleii £i-
trij, -ra, «. = /. picture from
the light; or uzvadantli
naksa, -Se,/!, «. ti:
Phrase, s. utsar, -ra, m. = I. ex-
pression; vakya, -ya, «.
Phraseology, s. utsaratso jinos,
-nsa, tn. = I. manner of ex~
pressiona; or utaarafii rit,
-ti,/., or only vakya, -ya, «.
Phrenology, v. kapalagunaniSi
Tidya, or kfi-palalakSanavi-
dya, -y^,/. - science of tba
„„ „ L.oogk-
Pht
ra
^nality of the brain (forehoad
tx.)
Phthisis, s. kevad, -di,/.
Physio, s. vokat, -ktii, «.; bhairi,
-re,/.=l. a parge.
Physical, i. 8S.imbatso = /. nata-
ral; kaditso = /. bodily.
Physician, s. Toiz, -za, m.; p&n-
dit, -tl,, m, = l. a learaed
niaa,y^. used for ph. flJ we
»f£ doctor.
Physics, s. sfiimbaiSiridya,-ye,y;
Physiognomy,^, l.t&nda&en rilp,
-pa, n,
2. sobavagarty, -ta, m. = l. a
BigD of indications.
Physiological, a. pranateo.
Physiolog7, s. pranavidya, -yo,
/. = /. the science of life.
Piaonlar, a. ^rikpoiiatso, or fa-
rikpon diuntso.
Pianoforte, s. gayanaiii p^t, -te,
f. {anal, to Cn,).
Piot, V. vinta, or vintsum kad,
e. g. something np from the
ground; kad.
Piefeaxe, s. knddl, -dli,/.; pikas
-sa, n.,/r.
Pickle, s. lonfiefC, -iSe&, n.
Piokls, V. loniSen kilr; f6nnii^
ghal.
Piotnie, s. rejist, -ta, «., fr.',
rupdeS, -dea, «., or rupnefi,
-nea, ».; 6itrf, -ra, n.
(S. K.).
Piece, s. 1. kudko, -kea, m.\
kopo, -pea, m, {esp. a p. of
cloth).
S.nanen, -nea, n. = a coin.
3. kuBkutvar, -ra, ». = an atom,
n.c, or kuskat, -ta, n,
A p. of ground = dakten nil,
-la, »., or zageakudko, -keS,
m.
Break into pieces = kadkean
kudke k&r.
Fall to pieces = kadke za.
Be all of one p. = v6p = /.
agree; y6k gant as§.
Pier, s. l.khambo, -bea, m. = I.
pillar.
2. dbakko, -kea, m. {Mr. Cn.)
Pierce, v. 1. t6p, e.g. p. with a
sword, or a thorn pierces;
rig = /. enter, ck. cs.\ ph^psi
= I. transfix, (make many
wounds), wound; burak k&r
= I. malie a bole.
2.fg. dukai = I. afBict.
Pieroing,«. l.katin, c.^. p.pain;
nmaleatso = I. boiling, fg.
(intense), e.g. p. pain.
2.barik {also perspicacious).
S.kindri, e.g Toice.
Piety, s. bh&ktipon, -na, «., or
bb&kt, -ti,/.; devaspo?, -na,
n.
Pig, J, l.dukor, -kra, nt.
2,sol6g,-ga,fW.=a young male
pig; l&itaun, -tara, m.
Pigeon, s. parvo, -vea, m.
Pigment, s. ring, -ga, m.
Pigmy, see Dwarf.
PUaster, s. kbambo, -beH, m.
Pfle, s. 1. rUs, 4i,/. = /. a heap.
2. sari, -ye,/. = /. a funeral p.
pa
Pit
3.raul, -la, n. (dim. raaler) =
/. a palace.
4. Bali, -ye,/- = 1. a, stake.
File, V. r£s kiir.
Pilfer, 1!. lead = /. take away ;
nag&i = /. steal.
PJIgTin, s. p&rdesi, -sia, m. =
an exile ; poii;tari, -ria, m. =
a traveller.
Pilgrimage, s. (aagoniCen) poin,
-na, «. = /. journey (Totive);
p&radelapoin, -n^, n.
Pill, s. guli, -ye,/. = /. a globule
{dim. i^gulo); matreo, -trea,
«. {H.K.)
PilUge, s. desvat, -te, /.; lut,
-ti,/ = /. prey.
Pillsge, V. desrat (or lut) k&r.
Pillager, s, lutkar, -ra, m.
Pillar, s. I.khambo, -bea, m.
^./g. adhar, -ra, m. = I. help.
PQIow, s. men, •sea, n.
Pilot, s. taruD tsM&itolo = /.
ruling the ship; arkati, -ti,
m.
Pimple, s, mumbar, -bra, n.;
pnli, -ye,/.
Pin,i. alfinit,-ti,/ (w/^. Slpinas,
-Ba, n.),/r.; ferh. auvi, -ye,
/. might be used also for pin;
or maten asijlli Buvi.
Pin, v. alfinit t6p.
Pincers, s. 6imto, -tea, m.
Pinch, V. fiimto kad; cimto ghal,
n. c. (Ital. dare un pizzi-
cone);ydmH= ■pinch in order
to detach or cut ofF.
Pinch, s. Cimto, -tea, m.
A p. of snuff = y& 6imti (-{e,
/) pud, 41/-
Pine,t'.bhag; 8iA,/romconsump-
tion; barikza=becometi)iQ,
Pine-apple, ^- anas, -nsa, n.
Pin-hole, s. suviyeburak, -ka, m.
Pink, v. tdp = /. prick.
Pinnacle, s. tudi, -ye,/. = /. top.
Pint, s. &rdo siso, -sea, m,
Pions, a. bbfiktivont; devaspo-
aatBO.
Pip, V. 1. kankar, as hena p.
2.koke, as cocks; sad ghal =
crow (like a cock).
Pipe, s. 1 . pip, -pa, n.=:l.& cask,
a pipe (in Mr. also).
2. pemparen, -rea, n. ^ & mn-
sical p.
3. n&li, -ye,/ = /, a chimney.
4.gudgudi, -de,/ = a pipe for
smoking.
Pipkin, s. toplen, -lea, n,- bad-
kulo, -lea, m. = La(. olla,
a pot, diBh.
Piquant, i7- !■ tik, i^rtikso; kbar.
I.fg. barik = I. thin,y^.
Pique, E*. &bbar k&r = /. boast;
b^dai k&r.
Piracy, s. d&ryaatli ta6ri,-ye,/
Pirate, s. daryatsdr, -ra, m. =
a sea-robber.
Pish, ini. 5ha.
Pismire, s. miii, -ye,/.
Pistol, s. Ian b&nduk, -ke, /.;
pistjtl, -la, n.,fr.
Pit, s. f6nd, -4a, «.; kond, -da,
«.; see Arm-pit
Pit-a-pat) ad. dMd^dean.
Pit
Pitch, J. 1. tar, -ri,/; damb6r,
-ra, m.
2.katTan,-ua,».; &andaii,-na,7i.
Highest p. = bhou ubar, or
bhou T6d,^,
Pitch, V. 1. borai=/. write, e.g^.
a ke7-iiote.
2.mar=s/. beat, e.^. a tent.
3. tar lai = /. apply tar.
Pitched, a. (battle), kritmactrf
= I. regular.
Pitcher, s. sidi, -ye,/.
Piteous, <!• l-iuoval; mov^lanu-
tso e: 1. cauBing pity.
2.dukest = /. sorry.
Pith, s. 1. bendtt, -da, m. (yar.
boiidu).
2.sar, -ra, m. = l. substance,
essence.
S.tsnrkai, -ye,/ = I. activity.
Pithy, a. l.bendu asuUo.
2./g. Jirtban bhorlolo, cr^rA.
saratso.
PitiM, a. 1. kakultitso; birmo-
titso ; d&yal = kind ; mOTal
= /. tender, or moTaloantso
= /, moving.
2.hJLlko, or &nyo=:/. low.
Fittanoa, s. izmill, -la, «. = I.
alms.yr.; see Alms.
Pity, s. birmot, -ti,/.; tsartsnro,
-rea, m.\ kaknlt, -ti,/; d&ya,
-ye,/.
Pity, V. (maka) birmot diBta,
G. F. ~ I. pity appears (to
me) of; kaknlt kfir, G.F.\
■vlg. pdt dukta or p. z&Ita
= /. my belly feels pain-
Pivot, s. molo, -lea, m.\ see
Hingre.
Pix, s. piks, -si,/.,/r.
Placable, a. s&madban k&riyet
EsuUo = who may be ap-
peased; moval; bel. rs.
Haoard, s. iatyar, -ra, m.
naoe, s. 1. Buat, -te, /. = a
portion of space ; zago, -gea,
m., mn. also ground.
2.gaun, ganva, «. = /. country.
3. ndyfig, -ga, m. = & civil em-
ployment.
In the first p. = poilents, or
poile suater.
If I were in your p. = aun
tujen snater {or tnjea b&d-
lak) aslear.
Place, I'. ghal = /. put; dovfir,
more used than ghal.
F. in order = mand.
A'. B. the compounds of Place
are mostly formed regularly.
Placid, a. nidan or soukasayetso ;
see Calm.
Plag:iary,s. pustakafitaor, -ra, w.
Plague, f- 1. mar, -ri, /.; pfest,
-ti,/.A-
l.fg. kast, -ta, m.
3. kark&r, -ran, m. pi. = /.
troubles.
Plajiue, ^. bezar {or kirkar)
k&r; d^s.
Plain, s. l.s&magaun, -ganv&,
in.=l. even country ; m&idan,
-na, 11. = Lai. planities.
2. podou, -dva, jm. = a high
plain; kamp, -pa, n.
Pla
Pla
Plain, a. 1. bMo = /. simple;
tBalto = /. current.
2. BoSt = /. clear, evident, dis-
tinct; 8omp6»/. easy.
S.niz = /. sincere, tme; often
rs. ; see "Fxvik,
Plaintiff, see u?ider Aoonser.
Plait, f. 1. miri, -ye,/.: 'make
plaits = mirio ghal, cr m . kad';
'mirio p6dtat =/. plaits fall',
a.ini, -ye,/ = tress; see Dresa.
Plait, V. see Drew.
Plan, s. I. namuno, -nea, m. = /.
sample, model, /g.\ alofien,
-\a.,/. = l, intention, opinion;
seT6t, -ta, m. = I. aim ; n&k£a,
-5^1 /■! ^•^' of a building,
P^-fg-
2. m^sUt, -ti, /., or kut, -ta,
n. = l. a plot.
Plan, V. n&mano asa, ch. cs,\
seT6t asa, ck, cs.\ alo&en kir ;
n&ksa kad.
Plane, s. l.sitmagaun, -ganv^,
m. (a level surface),
2.kisul,-le,/ (an instrument).
Kane, v. tas = ex. hew ; kisul
ghal.
Planet, s. graba, -ba, ». {H.K.y,
bouniSefi neketrij, -ra, «. = /.
a -walking star.
Plank, s. folen, -lea, m.
Plank, ^. folin gbal.
Plant, s. zad, -^a, ».; rdmpo,
-pea, m. (a young plant).
Hant, 9. l.lai = /. apply, attach
{to the earth), e. g. ruk lai.
2. ghai = I. put.
3. g&d or stapiBi = /. found. '
Plantain, s. 1. kelen, -lea, n.
2. bomgfilo, -lea, )in. = a big p.
insipid, bat good for cook-
ing.
3. nand4rkai = p. of Malabar,
the Malayalam name.
P. tree = 1. kbelfmbo, -bea, m.
2. moko, -kea, m. = a young
p.t.
Plantation, s. tot, -ta, n.
Plash, s. (udkan) gouji, -je,/.
Piaster, s. 1. lep(6), -pa, m., e.g.
mustard-plaster.
2.t8ano,-nea, m. = l. chanam;
or6ei. tsuneatso gar, -r&, m.;
B^ruri, -^e,/.
Kaster, v. 1. l6p(6) lai.
2. tsuneatso gar kad; &&nin
kSr.
Plastic, a, rup diuntso.
Plat, s. zago, -gea, m.
Plate, s. l.bosi, -se,/.
2.polgan, -na, «. = a large
hollow plate; see App. X. to
theKonk.-Engl.IHcHonary.
Platform, s. 1. sopo, -pea, m. =
a kind of raised terrace in a
house; zagli, -le,/. (H.K.)
2. katen, -tea, n. = a, sort of
embankment around trees.
Platinum, s. platin moUo dhatu,
-tu,OT.; dovearupen,-pea,«.
Platter, s. tahak, -bka, ».
Plandit, s. rs. into talio pet (e) =
/. clasp the bands; metsuo-
9en, -nea, «. = /. approval;
hoglap, -pa, n. = I. praise.
Pla
Pie
Rinsible, a. hoglap favozallo, or
hoglapatBo; metsvoatso.
PUy, s. 1. Idi61» {var. thy6!),
-la, m. ; at, -t&, m,
2. khuealai, -je^/. = I. pleasure.
3. Seatai, -ye,/.; tomaso, -aea,
m.
Play, V. 1. khfel or khyaj.
2.Ge4tai k&r = /. make a joke.
3. 3&nt6s bh6g = /. enjoy plea-
4.Taz, e.£'. an instrameot.
HVBT, s. l.thfilagSr, -ra, «.,
in a game.
2. Taztolo, of an instrament; or
Tazpi, -pia, trt.
Playfol, a. l.-khosal; kh^lgodo;
ulasatso = I. joyfnl.
2. cestai kiUrtso = /. who makes
jokes.
Plea, s. 1. nib, -bfi, «. = pretext.
2. ndaran, -na, «.; pr&tiz&vab,
-bi, /. = an answer to an
accasation.
Flud, V. 1. tsill&i = /. cause to
walk,^.; e.ff. p. a case.
2. ndar&it di s> give answer to.
Header, s. vikil, -la, m.
Pleasant, a. l.khuSalajetso, or
kbnsal k&rtso ; moga} ^ i.
dear.
2. sobit =a beautiful.
35e8tai k&rtso = I. making
jokes.
Pleasantness, s. mogalpon, -^a,
n. = l. affability; khasalai,
-ye,/; = /. enjoyableness.
Pleasantry, s. barikai, -ye,/.
Please, V. l.miiaQa, e.g. God;
c.v. manu&i.
2. metsva = I. approve, ck. cs.
(maka yen mefsvat^), e.g.
the conduct of; p&s£ind k&r
= /. make approval; pa5u^,
n. c; ruts = I. be tasteful.
S.khuial k&r; d&ya k&r.
Please give = daya k&rn diya;
upkar k^rn diya.
If you please s manuslear.
Do as you p. = tuje khule
p&rma^e ts&l.
Fleasnre, s. 1. khusalai, -ye, /.,
or also khu8i,-se,/.(cjr. will);
s&ntoe. -sa, m.\ ulas, -sa, m.;
sukhtf, -kbS., n. = /. happi-
ness.
2. ruts, -5i,/ = /. taste.
Pleasing, see Rease and Charm.
Hebeian, a. fiiiTOi=/. low; bin;
zomeatso = /. of the people.
Pled^, .f. a^ou, -dya, m.\ Id, -da,
«.; zamin, -aB,/, = l. secu-
rity; utar, -tra, »., or bhas,
-se,/! = /. a word, promise.
P. of marriage = ayerman,
-na, m.
Hedge, V. nt&r di, or bhasai = I.
give word, or promise ; za-
min di, or adou di=/. give p.
Plenary, a. purto = /. full, e.g.
p. remission.
Plenipotentiary, s. sotftotri dut,
-ta, m.
FlentiM, a. vlg, rs. into raa =
/. heap, ch. cs.\ s&bar = /.
.much, many; milst; br&-
„, „ L.oogic
Pie
Poe
ia3,nd(/?. ^.); pusk&l; som-
purnayetso, «. c.
Plenty, *. somparnai, -ye, /.;
ras, -9i,//= /. a heap; rs.
bhou or B&bar=miicb, many,
ch. cs.
Pleonasm, s. ts^au, -dar^, nt.
Plethora, s. r^gtabh&rti, -to,/.
E /. fulne&a of blood; teiid
T&gat, -gta, «, = I. much
blood,
PliaUe, a. bagauntso, or baga-
Barko, pr.fg.
Plight, s. stiti, -ti,/. = /. condi-
tion, Btate; bet. rs.^ e.g. into
the polen. mood.
Plod, V. k&8t£n yaarf = I. en-
deavour greatly ; k&Sta = /.
suffer pain, n. v. of k&stai.
Plot, s. 1. kut, -ta, n.\ m&sl&t,
-ti,/.
2.dakten nel, -IS,, n.\ diikto
or Ian zago, -gea, f». = a
small piece of ground.
Plot, V. kut k&r.
Plotter, s- katag&r, -ra, m.
Ploag:h, V. k68, n&ngr&i.
Ploagrh, s. nangor, -^rfi, m.
nonghinjT, s. koBS.p, -spa, «.
Plong'hman, s. kostolo.
Pluck, V. k5«l, e.g. a flower, fear
thers; khunt, e.g. leaves.
nnj, V. damp = /. shut.
Plnme, s. pak, -ka, n.
Plume, V. &bbar, or douUt Idlr
= boast.
Plump, a, l.pu^ti, motosi stout.
2. ^posi = clumsy.
Plundar, f . desvat, -te, /.; lat,
-ti,/. = /, prey; oagoii, -ni,
/. = /. stealing.
Plunder, v. sulvSd; desrat {or
lut) kg,r; zulnm ts&Ui.
Plunge, V. 1. buddi, c. v. ^bud
pr.fg., e.g. into calamities.
2.M. V. p6d or bad,
Plnnjfe, s. bndap, -dpa, ».
Plurality, s. zomo, -mea, m.; rodlo
vinto, -tea, m.=.l. & great
part.
Pins, ad. ildhik ; taSe vorn.
Husk, s. loun asi^llen lugat, -gta,
n. = I. woolen clotb.
Pluviometer, s. pauBamap,-pa, n.
Ply, '>>' I> lag = I- be applied,
■attached,^.
2.borefC k&rn tsfilii = /. per-
form, exercise carefully, etc.
Pneumatie, o. vflreatso, tr varefir-
velo.
Pocket, s. b61s, -sa, n.\ kiso, -seS,,
m.\ fill, -la, «.; poti, -ye,/I =
a bag.
Pooket, V. nagSi, c. v. = steal.
Pooket-book, s. ugd&sapustak,
-ka, ».; tB&trayepustak.
Poem, s. sldk, -k&, m., ^r sl6kEi-
g&dip, -dpa, «., (?r the Mr.
karya, -ye,/.
Poet, s. sldk kilrtolo; podan k&i>
tolo; or the Mr., Cn., Sans.
kiLvi, -vi, m.
Poetaster, s. Anvo k&vi, or i£ill&r
kivi, -vi, «.
Poetic, «. slfikatso, or the Mr.
karyatso.
„, „ L.oogic
Poe
Pol
Poetry, s. sl6k, -ka, m.; or the
Mr., Cn., Sans..\i&n\.&, ~te,/.
or kavya, -ye,/.
foignant, a. k6du = /. bitter,/^.;
kiitin = /. difficult; dukoun-
lao;perh. phapsountso ; top-
tBO.
Point, s. I . domds, -inaa, m. , e.g.
of an instrument; pdnt, -ta,
«.,A.
, ■2.b6ntB, -fii,/. =beak.
3. tibo, -bea, m. =1. a dot.
4.t&n, -ni,/. = /. moment, e.g.
p. of death.
S, mukhya y&si\t, -tn, /. = I.
chief thing; se£ Sting, Object,
Stage, Degree, Item.
He is on the p. of going = to
retso asSr, or veta th&ia
B,aSi..
To such a point =a titlo.
'Point, V. l.doin63 k&r.
2. tibo ghal.
3. dak&i = /. show.
Pointless, a. 1 . dorndsnatullo.
2. 5&ppo = I. not salted,y^,
3.d^do = /. stupid; jiruatullo.
f oise, ^. sflma tuk kiir.
Poison, s. Tik, -kil, n.; n&nji,
-je,/
Poison, V. Tik ghal, or v. di.
Poisonons, a. vikul.
Poke, i>. k6nk or t6p.
Poker, s. nzo tsaliSi bodi, -ye,/,
Pole, s. 1. k6l(6), -U, «. = Lot.
Petrica; tenkdi, -de, / = p.
to knock down fruits with.
S.phidkr, -ra, n.
3. khambo, -bea, m. = a pillar, .
a support.
4. druv, -tS,, «. = p. of the earth,
n. u.
Pole-oat, s. r3,nm3,zar, -zra, n.
Polemical, a. tarkatao = ^ con-
troversial.
Police, s. ganvilbiindob&st, -ti,
/ = /. safety of the place ;
or kramaraknen, -nea, «, =
I. guard of order.
Policeman, s. vlg. pholis, -sa,
m.; kr&marakno, -nea, ot.;
ganvabaudobilstigar, -ra, m.
Policy, s. (rajs.-) karkhano, -nea,
m. = I. administration ; k£r-
bar, -ra, «., «. c. in this mn.
Folisli, V. telto, g&ma, or sudd^
kflr = /. make smooth, right,
or correct.
Polished, a. telto, s&ma, or suddu;
saf; thaitaiit.
Polite, a. tsaltsJimkan asullo;
miryaditso.
Politeness, s. tsalts^mk&n, -na,
n.; m&ryad, -di, /.; m&n§e-
pori, -na, «. = humanity,^.
Political, a. stititso = /. of state ;
rajatso = /. of the kingdom ;
sJirkaratso =/. of the govern-
ment.
PoliticB,^. l.ts&louDcisamarthi,
-the,/. = I. the art of govern-
ing.
2,t8&lonnt90 jinos, -nsa, ?«,=
way of governing.
3. stjtifieo vistu = I. things of
the state.
A'W>glc
Pol
For
Poll, s. 1. navanpStti, -ts,/.
2. maten, -tea, «., t&kli, -le,
/. = /. head.
3.ma,tea5i pat, -ti,/. = l. the
back of the bead.
Poll, 1). patter borai = I. write
OQ the list.
Pollute, V. kh&tki; bh^t&i;
mheUi.
Poltroon, s. aisi, -sia, m.
Polygamy, s. anal, to Cn., Mr,,
Sans, bhou {or sS.bar) poti-
pon, -9a, n. = l. being many
consorts; bet.rs. B^bar&atrio
asat, or s. dadle asat,
Polyg:lot, a. sahar bbasantso.
Polygon, s. sahar konsean^en
(rup, -pa, «.)
Polytheism, s. sahar devansa-
Btrij, -ra, «., n. c. \ homhea
puza, -je,/.
Folytheist, s. s&bar devansastri,
-ri, m.\ bel. 8§.bar devani^r
s^ttnandtolo ; bomheangar.
Pommel, see HUt.
Pommel, v. mar.
PompouB, ct- 1. dobaje§.tso = /.
splendid.
2. doulatitso = /. of vanity.
Pond, s. talen, -lea, n.
Ponder, v. tuk = /. weigh, fg. ;
Cint = I. think ; niyaj = /.
meditate.
Ponderons, a. bhari, pr,,/g.\ z4d.
Poniard, see Dagger.
Pontiff, s. Pap, -pa, m., add
saib = lord.
Pontifical, a. Pap saibatso.
Pontifloate, s. Papsaibaraz, -ja, «,
Pony, s. tankan, -na, n. ; poni,
-ye./. A-
Pool, s. 1 . mad^, -ka, n. ; talen,
-lea, «.
2.zS.r, -r\,/. = /. a fountain.
Poonwood, s, siriponne, -nea, n.
Poor,a. dublo, or dnrbalo ; g&rib,
Hind. Mr., yet used some-
times ; p6r = /. destitute, or- ,
pban ; kirkol = /. wretched.
Pop, s. gouji, -je,/
Pop, •!>. gouji ka,r.
Pope, see Pontiff.
Popiqjay, 5. kir, -ra, »». ; see
Cozoomb.
Poppy, s. 1 , k&sk^seatso ruk, -ka,
m. = l.& tree of p., Mr. Cn.
S.kfiskiiso, -sea, m. = seed of
p. {in pi.)
Populace, see Crowd.
Popular, a. 1. lokatso, or zomea-
tso.
2. loka&iddstibhogtso; lokatso
dost; lokak mogal.
3. tsalto = /. current.
Popularity, s. lokaSi d6sti, -te,
f. = I. favour of the people;
lokatso mog (6), -ga, m. = l.
loTe of the people; bet.rs.
Populous, n. s&bar lokatso ; lokan
bborlolo.
Porcelain, s. &ini aidan, -ua, n.
Porch, s. b^lkaun, -kara, tn.\
tsitdau, -dava, m.\ varand,
-da, n.; anga^, -gna, n. =
yard of the house.
„, „ L.oogic
Por
Porcupine, s. sal, -]i,/.
Porcupine-fleh,s.inutreri,-trea,rt,
Pore, J. <Sil, -li,/
Pork, a. dukramas, -sa, «.
Porosity, s. rigasarken, -kea, «.
Porous, s. 5ili asullo.
Porpoise, J. daryaduk6r,-kra,OT.
Porridge, s. ambil, -la, n. (a kind
of p. made of ragi).
Porrinyer, s. pir, -ri,/.
Port, s. 1. bindltr, nlrS, «. =
a quay ; alvefi, -vea, «. = /.
an estuary.
2.t8al, -li,/.
PortEtble, 'i:. vorasarko, (Tvortso;
vavoisilrko.
Portal, s. darvato, -tea, m.
Portenllis, s. uiokSUso sankoa,
-kva, m. = I. a suspended
bridge.
Portend, v. dak&i = I. show, or
mnkar dakfii; gurt asa = /.
sign is.
Portend, s. 1 . gartij, -ta, m. = I.
a sign; khuna, -jib,/.
2. ftjap, -pa, «., or S,japa6i v&st^,
-tu, f. = l. a wonder, or a
wonderful thing; asiSaryen
{or atsaryen), -yea, «. = a
miracle.
Porter, s. bEglarakno, -ne&, m. =
/. a door-keeper.
Portfolio, s. l.kagdanfiil, -la, n.
2. m&ntrihuddo, -dea, m.\ m^n-
triudy6g, -ga, m. = /. the
rank of minister.
Portico, s. l.tsouki,-ke,/.; tsau-
di, -de,/
2. sopo, -pea, m.; bS,IkS,un, -ka-
va, fn.; varand, -da, fft.
Portion, s. v^nto, -tea, m.; hiso,
-sea, m.
Portliness, ^- gh&n, -na, n., e.ff.
to ghanan ts^lta = he walks
with portlineas; bhar,"-ra,
m. = I. gravity; bhirm, -ma,
n. (feigned p.)
Portly, a. puSti, etc.
Portrait, s. sarkeS, -kea, n. = I.
likeness; Citrij, -ra, n. ; nik-
sa, "le,/ = /. a sketch.
Portress, s. baglarakni, -ne,/.
Position, s. l.suat, -te, /, = /.
a place.
2. stiti, -ti,y. = /. state, condi-
tion; rs into foten. mood,
e.g. I am in a p. to.
Positive, a, l.khandit; kh&ro =
I. true; see Explicit
2.dubaa natullo.
Possess, ■!>. 1. asa, SB. Dal. = I.
is; dov6r = /. keep.
2./g: ng = i. eater, cA.cs., e.g.
p. the mind; bhdr = /. fill,
e.g. p. the mind.
3.&nbh6g (or bh6g), e.g. p.
riches.
4.kal = /. be known, e. g. p. a
language, ch. cs.
6. p&s kanghe = I. take pos-
session; 'possessed by the
devil = deuntsaran p6s kan-
ghello'.
6. aotilntrar dov6r (pass. s.
I power;
A.Wiglc
Pos
Pot
or bet. only sot&ntrar asi,
ch. cs., e.g. p. a country.
Fosaeasion, 5. 1 . ast, -ti, /. = l.
riches ; z&min, -^Q,/., buiii,
-ifi, /. = p. of land; dirvefi,
-vea, «. (much money); dh&n,
-na, w.; dh&D mfin, -na, n. =
all that we possess, /. pro-
perty and mind, as used in
the sentence^ we must offer
all that we have to God.
2.£inbhou, -bhova, m., or &a-
bh6g, -ga, vt.
Possessor, s. 1. Srubbogdar, -ra,
m.
2.db&Qi, -yii, m.^l. master,
Lai. dominus.
Possibility, s. tank, -ki, /; rs.
into poten. mood.
Possible, a. zauyet asnllo; bel.
rs. into zauyet, or other
verb in the poten. mood.
Possibly, ad. As far as I p. can =
maka taukta titlen.
Post, s. 1 . (rukatso) khambo,
-bea, m. = I. a pillar (of
wood); see Stake.
2.udy6g, -ga, OT. = civil p.
3. bifddo, -dea, m. = l. rank.
4. tapal, -la, n. (public semce);
t&palgadi, -ye,/.
5.mokam, -ma, n. = l. station;
thaneii, -nea, «,
Post, V. 1. (istyar) lai or mar=
/. attach (a notice).
2. ghal = /. put, e.g. troops.
3. tapalar ghal = I. put on the
post, e.g. a letter.
4. tiipalgadiyer poin k&r = I.
travel nvith the post.
5. dak&l k&r=enter (iu abook).
Postage, s. t&pftld&stur, -re,/.s
/.taxofpost; tS.pala,Senm5T„
-la, n. = I. price of post.
Posterior, a. paflo = /. being be-
hind; magir asullo or roA-
girtso=/. being aiter ; uprau-
tlo = I. being after.
Posterity, s. s&ntat, -ti,/.; kufc-
matsD (kutmafiiu) = /. of the
family.
Posthnmoas, a. bapui melea up-
rant zallo; bapaik kaduUo-
{a rather (pensive expres-
sion).
FoatmaB, s. t&palpedo, -dea, m.
= a letter-carrier.
Postmaster, s. t&palatso adhika^
ri, or t4pala^.S^hikari,-r), >».,
or tap&Iafien mostak, -ka, «.
Post-offioe, s. tSpalkaten, -tea,
«.; t&palkS,6eri, -ri,/
Postpone, V. pati ghal.
Postecript, s. tazak&l&m,~lm&,»..
Poatare, s. kudirit, -ti, / = /.
mauner of body; kudistiti,
-ti,/. = /. state of body; ubo-
rauu&i rit, -ti,/ = /. mauner
of standing; bei. rs.
Pot, s. modki, -ke,/; aidan, -na,
n.; knndlen, -lea, ». = an
earthen p. for preparing
curry iu; budkulo, -lea, m.
<M a kind of earthen p.; see
App. to Konk.-Engl. Dic-
tionary.
„, „ L.oogic
Pot
Pra
Potash, s. khar, -ra, m.
Potato, s, 1. b&tato, -tea, m.
S.karando, -dea, m. = & kind
of fruit similar to a p.
3. keno, -nea, m. = Telinga p.
Sweet p. = k&iigi, -ge,/.
Potion, s. piunen, -gea, «.
Pottage, s. kald,-d&, m.,/r.; kfir
Bai, -ya, m. =s sonp, decoc-
tion.
Potter, s. kambar, -ra, m.
Pottery, s. 1. kambara&en kam,
-ma, ».
2. kumbarakarkb&no, -nea, tn.
= I. workshop of p.
Ponob, J. poti, -ye,/. = A a bag.
Ponltioe, s. lep(e), -p&, m.
Poulterer, s. kunkdan iktolo = /.
a seller of fowls; kombe
iktolo.
Poultry, s. kunkad, -kda, n.
Ponaee (on), v. zomp&.i mar;
dhir, or nbon db&r=/. flying
catcb.
Pounce, s. reti, -ye,/. = /. sand
{usedlo dry up ink en paper);
see Claw.
Ponnd, s. 1. ratly, -IS, m.
(weight).
■2.Tedo, -defi, m. = l. an enclo-
sure.
3. paund, -da, m. (coin).
Pound, V. I. pad kfir; T&ti (^
d61 (by grinding).
2. dadai, e. g, roads.
3. mosti = I. trample.
4. vedeant gbal = /, put into
an enclosure.
Pour, "v. \ . v6t or vomti.
2. simp, e.g. by watering.
The clouds p. out = kupan
T6ttat.
Pont, V. kh&utilit d^ta = I. ap-
pears gloomy.
Pout, s. bezarai, -ye,/,; see Ill-
temper.
Poverty, i. 1 . durbfi,lkai,-ye^/., or
durb&lpon, -n&, n.
i./g. rs. fniouno=l. leas,^.^.
p. of courage.
Powder, s. 1. pflcl, -di,/., e.g.
snuff.
2. daru, -rve, /. = ganpowder.
S.pito, -tea, fn. = thick p. like
that into which bamboos are
sometimes eaten by worms.
4. kup, -pa, m. = sandstone-
powder, n. c.
5.dhul, -U,/ = /. dust.
Powder, v. pud kfi.r; see Pound.
Power, s. 1. podvi, -ve,/.
2.b61, -la, «.; yekthar, -ra, m.
3. tran, -na, n. = I. ability; see
Ability; gun,-na, m.; samar-
thi, -the,/.
According to his p. = ta5e
tank! parmane.
Powerful, a. podvedar; boladik,
or bdl asullo.
Poi (Small), s. bolnik, -ke,/.
Praotioable, a. kariet asallo ;
kartso; bet. rs.
Praotioal, a. karnean Tisyant
asullo = /. being about ac-
tions ; bet. rs, into k&rneafi
viSyant; anboratso = /. of
Pra
Pre
experience; i^r&nboiiasTillo;
zaiito = /. clever (in action);
kam&k p6dtso=/. falling (fit)
to business ; apkarak pddtso.
Pr&otao&lly, ad. k^r5ea p&rmaae
=s I. according to what is to
be done; k&FJ3en p61eun = /.
looking to what is to be done.
Prftctioe, s. l.soTdi, -ye,/„ e.g.
p. of a good resolution, also
exercise, custom.
2.d&Btur, -ri, /. = /. fashion;
rud, -di,/; lal. -li,/
3. iibyaa, -sa, m., n. c. = exer-
cise, e.g. of
prSyfig, -ga, «
4. anb6u, -vil, >«., or iinbfig, -^a,
m. = /, experience.
Practise, v. 1. sor6i asa = I.
practice is, cA. cs.; flbyas
kHr, or 80Y6i kSr.
2. tsalai = /. cause to va.\k,/g.,
e.g. medicine.
Prftirie, s. lamb m&idan, -na, n.
= /. a long plain.
Praise, s. vornoni, -ne,/.; hog-
lap, -pa, «.; anSnd, -da, m.
= ex. glory.
Praise,?'. l.hogolsi(i'iir,ubolsi);
hoglap (or ^nSrid) kir; pa-
tsar, e.g. the saints; TOmi s
/. exalt.
2. sipar^s k4r=:/. make recom-
mendation (by praising) ;
tarif k&r.
Praiseworthy, a. hogojsountso,
or hoglap favozallo, or hog-
lapatso, eic; see Praise.
Prance, f. l.ud = /. spring.
2.y^. ^bbar kir = /. make os-
tentation; or ^bbaran ts&l.
Prant, s. m&rji, -je, /. = /. cap-
rice; khelkulan, -Ian, n. pi.
a merry tricks.
Prank, v. &bb&r kS.r.
Prate, v. 1. g&zali mar = /. beat
a chat; phandle mar.
2. bas kh& = /. eat language
(get a scolding); b6bmar = /,
cry; W^.bodbod = /. chatter.
Prater, s. bodbodo, -dea, m. (ylg.);
phandleagar, -ra, tn.
Prating, s. gizal, .U, /. {com.
in pi.)
Pray, '". mag-neii kftr, or m. m6n ;
prartAn kiir, «.c.; Cwi.mag;
vlg. r&zar kar,y^.
Prayer, s, mag-nen, -nea, «. ;
vlg. r&zar, -ra, n.,/r. ; prar-
tftn, -na, ».; granefi, -nea, n.
Prayer-book, s. mag-niea^n pus-
tak, -ka, n.
Preach, v. vlg. sermaun kiLr;
sangon di = /. say, speak ;
prisang kar. {U. K.)
Preacher, s. sermaTist, -ta, m.,
fr.\ pregad6r, -ra, m., /r.,
ft. c. ; sermaun kSrtolo, or
padri,-ri, »M.,y^. ; prSsinga,-
gar, -ra, m. {H. K.)
Preaching,^, z'/^. sermaun, -mav^,
m., /r., pr&sang, -ga, n.
{U.K.)
Preamble, J. tiyarai, -ye,/. = /.
preparation; perk, rig, -ge,
/. = 1. ingress,^.
„,...., A. oogic
Pre
Pre
Precarioas,a. thirnatuUo (or stir-
natuUo) or &thit.
Fiecftation, f . tefttrai, 'ye,/.=:l.
care, heed : 'take precantions
= ts. kanghe*.
Preoede, v. I. makar (or adio)
Teta^goBH before; adic and
the verb required by mn., e.g.
study should p. food = jeun-
iSea adm sikaz^.
Precedence, 1. l.maii,-Da,m. = /,
honour,
2. rs. into v.
Give the p. to = v6rn viatsun
kad.
Precedent, s. adlo daklo, -lea,
m. = /. preceding example.
Precedent, a. adlo or poilo; see
Preoede.
Precept, s. upades, -sS., m. ; vlg.
maudameut, -ta, m.,yy. (W.);
fornia^, -na, n. = /. a com>
mand ; kaido, -dea, m. = I.
a rule, law; hubum, -kme,/!
= /. an order.
Preceptor, ^. 1. upadesi, -si, m.
2. ^igul, -la, m., vlg. = a master
of low classes ; see Teacher.
Precinct, J. mitmer, -re,/ ; gM,
-di,y,; s&rh9,dd^, -di,/.
Preeioos, (Z. 1. moladik, or &mo-
lik.
2, mhar&g = I, dear, of price.
P. blood (of J. C.)=.fimoUk
r&gat.
Precipice,^. l.kS4B0,-8e^,M.=:/.
declivity ; kh&ndak, -dkS,, m.
2.gundi, -je,y*.
Precipitance, Precipitation, s. &u-
s&r, -ra, m. « /. haste.
Preoipit&te, ^. bodii, c.v. ^bod.
Preoipitoaa, a. &us&ratBO.
Precise, a. sarko.
Frecooions, a. rs., s&manatuUea
velar; rs. inio tsid vegin
yeuntso = coming too soon;
perh. kala-adlo = /. before the
time.
Precocity, s. kala-adli bud, -di,
/., or rs. into adj.
Preconception, s. adalo6en, -ni,
/.; vS,Dkdi§,lo<Sen.
Preconcerted, a. adinvopQllo, or
adink&rar kello.
Precursor, 5. l.dut, -ta, m.^l.
a messenger {ex. mukavelo
d.); hiir&k&ri, -ria, m.
2.khuiia, -tie,/. = a presage.
Predeeeaeor, s. maji (ildhikari,
-ri, m.') » /. anterior (magi-
strate), [kad-
Predestinate, ». (ftdia) vintsun
Predestination, s. adinvintsap,
-tspa, «,, w. c.
Predetermine, v. adin nisSeisi;
adin lai = /. apply before to
(fkil.)
Predicament, i. vfi.rg, -ga, m. = l.
class.
Predicate, v. (kh&ndit) sang = I.
say (positively).
Predict, v. adin kiil&i ; adin sang.
Prediction, s. adinsang -nen^
-Ilea, «.; profesi, -s\,/.,/r.
Predilection, -r. apurbai, -ye,/. =
/. fondness, great afFectioir.
A'OogIc
Pre
Pre
Predispose, v. l.Tond&i = /, in-
cline ; vodneo di, or vondou-
Qeadi = /. give iocliQations;
b&gSi = /. bend,^.
2. kar&n di = /. give cause.
S.adin maiid = /. arrange be-
fore.
Predisposition, s. 1 . adinmanda-
7ol, -li,yi = /. before-arrange-
ment,
2. vondounen, -nea, n. = l. in-
clination.
Predominant, <z. 1. ts&lountso^/.
ruling; zSit vortso=carrying
victory.
2. B&dantso = /. of always, e.g.
passion; mukhya=/. princi-
pal; £^ Influential.
Predominate, 71. . .v6rnpodvedar
zann asa=/. is more power-
ful than. . . ; tsfllai = rule;
tsai = /. be current.
Pre-eminent, a. nttim (utt&m) =
/. excellent,
Prafaee, s. adinsaDg-^en,-neii,».
Prefect, s. S.dhip&ti, -ti, tn.
VttSiiec,'". vintsun kad = /. cboos-
ing take, pr. fg., e.g. p.
true honour to vain honour,
etc. \ khusi &Ba, = I. will is,
with comparat.; manva or
boro (-ri, -ren) dista = /.
pleases, with comparat. ;
mand =s /. esteem.
I prefer Rome to Paris = Parisa
pras K6m maka mauTatfi;
see also Appreciate.
Preference, s. give the p. to : rs.
into prefer, v.
Preflgmre, v. rs. gurti; asa = /.
is sign; dakHi = I. show.
Preflx, V. mukar borai =1. write
before.
Pregnancy, s. gurvSrpon, -na, «.,
or gumatsar, -ra, m.
Pregnant, a. guruar; g&rbest.
Prejadiea, j. 1. vankdi alo5eD,
-ni,/ =/. a crooked opiniou ;
idaloSeu, -ni, f. = l. a, con-
trary opinion.
2. laksan, -na, n. = I. harm.
Prejudice, ^. luksanak p6d = /.
fall to p., ch. cs.
Prejudioial, a. luksanatso = /.
hurtful.
Prelate, s. igS.rjehuddeagar, -ra,
«i.=dignitary of the church.
Prelection, s. sikon, -ne, /,= /.
instruction; sikounen, -nea,
».; see Lecture.
Preliminary, a. muk3,relo, or
mukar vetso ; ir&mbatso =
/. original, of the beginaiug ;
poilos^. first.
Prelude, s. tayarai, -ye, /. = /.
preparation.
Prelude, v. t&yar kir = I. make
ready, prepare.
Premature, a. see PreooclouB.
Premeditate, t^. adifi £int = I.
think before ; adin uiyal ^ I.
meditate before.
Premise, v. adin BiB6eisi=estat>-
lish before; adin sang = /.
say before.
„, „ L.oogic
Pre
Pre
Premues, J. 1. gMravedo, -deft,
fn.; gMr ani zago=/. house
and ground.
2. the Mr.^ Cn.^ Sans, purva-
pS.kia, 'la, m.
Premiam, ^. iuam, -ma, m.
Premonish, i'. adin ka,Mi.
Prentice, see Apprentice.
Pre-oconpation, s. haeko, -kea,
OT. = trouble.
Pre-occnpied, n. haskeatso =
troubled by thoughts.
Fre-occnpy, v. (duBrean adin)
kane=/. take (before others).
Preparation, s. 1. tftyarai, -ye,
f.\ aitemon, -na, «.
2. s&nnai, -ya, m.
Prepare, "v. tSiyar k£Lr; kfir = /.
do.
Preponderance, s. bhar, -rfi, m.
= I. gravity, /g.\ ziit, -ta,
n. = l. victory, ^,
Preponderate, "s. z6it vor.
Pre-reqnisite, a.s. By the Necess.
mood and adin; g&ijefieo
T&Btu, or zai asulleo v&stu,
^/,y^. = necessary things.
Prerogative, s. h&kk^, -ka, «.;
vises deneo, -nea, «., or v.
JLlSnkar, -ra, m.
Presage, J', gurt^, -ta, m.\ adli
{or mukaveli) volok, -}ki,
f. = I. anterior knowledge
(feeling)", 6ei. rs. adiii bh6g ;
(adli) kbuna, -rie,y".
Presage, v. (adin) dak&i = /. show
(before).
Prescribe, If. formaiW. command.
Presoription, s. 1. (legal) perk.
zaizalto anbou = I. required
possession ; or the Mr. zuni-
vahiva,^, -te,/.
2. huknm, -kme,/. =1. an order.
3. voizafiit, -ti,/, = /. a note of
the physician; or voiza hu-
kum = /. an order of the ph.
Presenoe, s. hazri, or hfiz&ri, -re,
/.; rs. m^£>h&zar-x/. present.
Real p. = niz h.
In p. = mukar.
P. of mind = dh&ir, -ra, n.
Freaent, a. 1. haz&r (p. in a
place).
2. atantso = I. of now.
For the p. = B&dyak; at p. =
atan.
Present, s. de^ien, -nea, n. ; ka-
nik, -ke,/. = a splendid pr. ;
inam, -ma, n.\ beleakanik
is a present of tenants to
a landlord.
Present, v. 1. bhef&i = I. offer;
di = /. give.
2. di^k&l k^r = I. make known,
introduce.
3. mukar ghal = /. put before.
P. thyself = mukar ye.
P. (to a living) =^«rA. siparas
kir = I. recommend.
Presentation, s. 1. bhetounen,
-nea, «. = /. offering, e. g.
in the temple.
2. gipar&B, -se, /. = /. recom-
mendation (to a living).
Presentimfflit, s. vlg. rs. maka
adiii diBta; see Preaags.
„, „ L.oogic
Pre
370
Pre
Presently, ad. By the Pres.
instead of Fut,, see Gram.;
ataDt8 = /. juat now; yeka
khina bitir = /, within one
moment.
Preservfttion, s. raknefi, -nea, n.\
zogaBan,-iii,/.,e.^. of healtti.
PreseivatlTe, a. raktso.
Preeenre, v. rak ; samba] = /. de-
fend, keep; (sambfiln) dovdr,
e.g. food.
Praaerve, s. d6B, -si,/.; mitai,
-ye,/, = a sweetmeat.
Preside, v. tsill&i = I. caase to
walk,y^.; vlg. pirjent zaun
Ssa, or kMelar asa.
Presidency, j. l.ts&loanen, -nea,
n. = act of one wlio presides ;
&dhikar, -ra, m., tjr&dhipMi-
pon, rna, n.
2.khato, -tea, nz., e.g. the
Madras p.
President,^. 1. adhip&ti, -ti, m,,
e.g. of a country, of a feast.
2. (3£(,bhe)naik -ka, m., for a
meeting; vlg. pirjent, -ti,
m.,fr.
Press, ^i. 1. damb {not to be con/.
with dfimp), e.g. with the
hand upon clothes ; b61 k&r
= /. make force; sansi; 56p.
2. 5irmutai.
3. lot = /. push.
4,ganeant ghal = /. put into
the press {e.g. to extract oil).
P. one with questions = yeka
Toir y6k vitsar&n kir; siU
Tali voir s&val k&r.
P. the enemy = bhair kSr.
He presses me = to maka ^n-
sir k&rta, or to m. vftttai k.
Press, s. 1. Shapkhan (or 6hapa-
khan), -na, n. (office).
2. gino, -ne&, m, = the ma-
chine.
Pressiny, a. zSrur.
Pressure, s. X. dambap, -pa, n.
^./g- dfi^du, pi. m. = /. suf-
ferings.
3-rata761, -\i,/., e.g. of busi-
ness.
4.z3,rurai, -ye,/. = l. urgency;
tMako, -kea, m., e.g. p. of
responsibility.
Prestige, s. gaujer,-ra, m., e.g.
p. of a name.
Fresnme, "n. 1, 2nd Loc. ts5d
patiye = /. trust too much
to; &h&nkar kHr = I. make
pride, ^.
2. fiiot = /. think.
Presnmption, ^. I. &h&nkar, -ra,
m.
2. g&rr, -Ta, n. = I. pride.
Presumptnons, a. &h&nkari, or
-ratso; g&rrist.
Pretence, s. 1. nib, -b&, n. =
a pretext.
2. kiipfit,-til, n.=l. simalatioo.
S.hatty, -ka, n. = I. right, or
rs, into v.
Pretend, v, l.(phot&un) ra6n =
;, (deceiving) say.
2. nib sang = /. say pretext.
3. k&p&tan ts&l = /. proceed
with simnlation, ch. cs.
Pre
Pri
4. h&kki^ m6Q sang = I. 8ay as
a right.
Pretender, s. kipti, -tia, m. = l.&
simulator, rs. into v.
Fretenaion, s. 1. liakky, -ka, ».,
or bei. hakkf^sen.
2.alo£en, -ni,/. = I. judgment,
opinion.
3.doulat,-ti,/. = /. yanity; nib,
-ba, n. = l. a pretext.
Preternatural, a. saimbmiruon-
tso or -mitontso.
Pretext, s. nib, -ba, n.
Pratty, a. sobit; gomto {H. K.);
sundar ; ts^nd (H. K.)
Pretty, ai^. 8umar=:/. modera-
rately.
Prevail, ». I. z5Jt vor = /. carry
victory ,y^.; jik = /.gain,y^.,
prove strODger.
S.dakJll za, e.g. a custom, a
fashion; t8&l=±/. walk, y^.
(be current), see Influence.
Prersnt, v. adai or adk&l k&r ;
inkar k^r = /. make re-
Bistance, opposition {Ace).
P. from doing = k&roeantlo
adai, or k&rinaso adai.
Previous, a. adlo, or mukavelo.
Previonaly, 0'^. adin.
Prey, s. l.lut, -ti, /., e.g. of
soldiers, of wild beasts.
2. khan, -iia, n. = I. food.
3. sikareiSin suknin = I, birds
of hunting.
Prey, v. lat k&r.
Jrioe, s. l.mil, -la, «.
2.kinim&t,-ti,/ = I. valuation.
Low p. = unen m.
Piiok, V. t6p, e.g. kauto toptii.
Prick, s. topneS, -nea, «.
Prickle, s, l.kanto, -tea, m,
2. ghfimalen, -lea, n. (p. caused
by heat).
3. mulo, -lea, m.
Pride, s. g&rv^, -va, «,; 'to gki-
van rauta = /. he remains in
pride'; fth^nkar, -ra, «.; am-
aan, -^i,/. = acidity ,y^., e. g.
taka ts&d amsan asa=:he is
very proud, /. to him much
ac. is ; doulit, -ti,/. = vanity ;
ftbbar, -ra,«.
Pride (oneself), v. ilbbar kfir, or
g&rvtj kS,r; b&dai kSr.
Priest, s. pujari, -ri, m., hot,
-ta, m., and guru, -ra, m.
are strictly applicable only
ta pagan priests; guru may
perkapsbe usedalso ^Catho-
lic priests; vlg. padri, -ri,
in,,fr.\ saserd6t, -ti,»».; vlg.
vigar, -ra, m.,/r. = l. parish-
priest, yet with many equal-
ly applicable to all priests.
Priesthood, s. gurupon, -ria, «.,
n. c.\ saserdotipo^i, -na, n.,
fr.\ padripon, -na, «.
Priestly, a. saserdotitso, or guru-
tso.
Prif, s. dflndi, -di, m.
Prim, a. tsiid sarko = I. too
exact.
Primacy, s. poUepon, -na, «.;
sot&ntr^, -ra, n. = I. inde*
pendent power.
Pri
372
Pri
Primary, a. 1. poilo - /. first,
^.tnakhya = /. principal, or
makhyeBt.
Prime, a. poilo; mukhya.
Prime, s. ful, -la, «. = I. flower,
fg. (the best of); see also
Dawn.
Primer, s. (pata-) poilen pustak,
-ka, «. = I. first book (of
lessons); poileo sikoneo ==. I.
first inatactiODs; suraveSeo
sikoneo = /. beginning in-
structions.
Primitive, a. 1. poilo.
2.S.riimbatso.
Prince,^. feuvor,-ra, «., e.g. tbe
son of a king; n&bab, -ba,
m. = & Mahomeclan p.
FrinoesB, j. kuvdro, -ni,/".
Principal, a. mukbya.
Principal, s. 1. makbyest, e.g. of
a cbarcb; moetak, -ka, «. =
/. bead; gurk^r, -r&, m.
2.p^tQl,-la, M.=-p. of a Tillage,
appointed by civil authori-
ty with magisterial power.
Principally, ad. makbya z&nn,
<7r jldhik kftrnitTrbhoa k&FD.
Prinoiple, s. 1. anru, -ave, /.,
arfimb, -ba, m.=l.& begin-
ning.
2. T&5an,-na,n.=& fundamental
truth; mukya s&t, 'ta, n.=L
a fundamental truth; z&r,
-ri, f. = l. a fountain, fg.\
payo, -yea, m.
Print, ». 1 . 5hapo ghal or cb. mar
or fib. kintsii, or iShapsi.
"i-fg. k&ntB&i = A press, e.g. in
the mind.
Print, s. 1. Shapkhan, -nfi, «.=
office, etc.
2. Chiipo, -pea, m. = a (physical)
impression.
Printer, s. thapeagar, -ra, m., or
fibapo gbaltolo.
Printing-office, s. iShapkhan, -na,
n.
Printing-press, s. fibapeay&utr^,
-rS, n. or — aid, -da, «., or
perh, — ghauo, -nea, nt.
Prior, s. m^tavo^il) -la, m. = I.
the superior of a convent,
n.c.
PriorsBB, s. matavodiln, -ni,/
Prison, see Jail.
Prisoner, s. bandivan, -na, m.
Prithee, ini. d&ya kSm.
Privacy, s. yeksurai, -ye, /., or
yekBnrpon, -ria, «.
Private, a. 1. khaski (ka8gi) =
own.
2.yekodo (app. io public) =
singl'e.
3.yeksQrOs/. living alone.
4. patiyettitso=/. of confidence.
5. vi&g&d = /. separated.
6. gutatso or gupit = /. secret.
Privation, s- 1 ■ tsukounen, -nea,
«., or tsukap, -pa, «., n. »,;
rs.
2. dagd, m. pi. = sufferings.
Privilege, s. hakk^, -ka, «., or
visSs hakki^; vis^B upkar,
-ra, m. = l. a special bene-
fit.
A.oogic
Pri 3
PriTy, a. gupit, or gutatso; rs.
into gottu asa = /. is known.
P. council = mantrinsabha,
-bhe,/
Privy, s. kakns, -sa, m., fr.\
paikban, -na, «., n.c.
Prize, s. 1. inam, -ma, n.
2, lut, -ti, /. = /. prey.
ProbfiMa, Probability, see Likely,
etc.
Probation, s. 1. tftnki, -ke, /,
e.g. of an apprentice.
2. parikSa, -5e, f.=l. exami-
nation.
Probationer, s. umedvar, -ra, m.
Probity, s. bori jini, -ye, /. = /.
good life; ^pp&ntpon, -na,
n. ; nisk&p&t, -p, n. = I.
sincerity.
Man of p. =s B^t&tBO m&nis,
-nsa, m.
Problem, s. 1, saval, -la, «. =
interrogation, as in the cate-
chism.
2. gut, -ta, m. = l. g. secret.
S-vitaarfin, -na, n. ((jr vitsa-
rap, -rpa, «.) = /. aquestion.
Froblematioal, a. dubavi.
Proboscis, s. 86ndi, -ye,/
Proceed, v. ]. nit vote = /. go
straight,
a.mukar YOts = /. go forward;
mund&rsa {c. v. mundftrsi).
3. only TOts, e.g. I p. now to
explain = sangunk vetan.
4. za or ubza, e.g. fruits from
a tree, and fg. also /or the
proceeding of the Secondand
3 Pro
Third Persons of the most H.
Trinity, e. g. Patru Bapatso
(or Bapathaun) nbzata.
5. firiyad di = /. give an accu-
sation.
Proceeding, s. tsalouni, -ne, /,
e.g. of a meeting.
Proceeds, s. huttavol, -li,y^
Process, s. 1. firiyad, -di,/.\ ve-
var, -ra, m.
2. npai, -ya, m. = I. means.
In p. of time = mSgir.
Procession, s. proseaann (vlg.
pursaun), sava, m.; merava-
9ig, -ge,/. (ff.J^.)
Proolaim, ». parget tar, or pir-
g(lt&i; dangro mar.
Proclamation, j. pr&gatpon, -na,
«.; forman, -na, «., or hu-
kum, -kme,/. = /. an order.
Procrastinate, ^. todou k&r = I.
make delay ; pati ghal = I.
put back,y^.
Procrastination, .;. kalau, -lava,
Procreate, v. zaim^i, c. v. of
zfilma.
Proctor, Proonrator, s. 1. mnk-
thalik, -ka, m.
2.daial, -la, m. == an agent.
Proonre, v. 1 . kftrn di = /, doing
giro, or badn di = I. bring-
ing give.
2.t$las kir = /. make search.
Procurer, s. maIo,.-lea, m.=l.&
barber, used also for p.;
dalal, -la, m. = I. an agent.
Prodigal, a. l.tsM khariSitolo,
Pro
Pro
or ts. kh&rtsuDtao, or h<-
nastan&n kh&rtsuntso ; ve-
iSik.
2. (bapiik) eddloloBhe who left
(the father), the pr. son of
the H. Bible.
Prodigality, s. Tefiikpon, -rift, «.,
or T^ts, -tsa, m. ■= ex. ex-
peuse.
Fndigioas, i- ^japatso = /. won-
derful ; &prap = /. rare.
Prodigy, -r. 1. iits&riyen, -yea, n,
= /. a miracle; &jap, -p&, n.
~ ^ a wonder, miracle.
2. khuna, -^e,/. == /. a sign, Lot.
signum.
Prodttoe, v. 1. kir = /. do.
^.by c. v., e.g. pr. laaghing^
has&i.
3. muk&r ghSl = I. put before;
had = /. bring.
4. l&mb k&r = make loQg(er).
Produoe,Prodnct, .t. I.f61, -la, /n.
i> /. effect.
S-huttavol, -li,/.
Production, s. \. perh. dakoni,
-ne,/. = /. representation.
2. z&lmouoeiL, -ne£, m.
3.f61ab&ntpon,-:[ia,n.; seeYvt-
tiUty.
See also Prodnot.
Prodnctire, a. fAladik = /. fruitr
ful; f61ab&rit.
Profanation, s. bh&it, -fa, n.
(or bhriit).
Profane, v. bb&it&i (var. bh&Sti,
br&iti) ; pad k&r = /. make
bad, spoiled.
Profane, a. p6zdo, e.g. p. words;
Tait; pad.
Profeea, v, 1 . utsar ^ I. express,
e.g. faith; k&l&i = /. make
known.
2. ts&l&i = I. cause to walk,^,,
e.g. medicine.
3.p^rgllr(iiog09eok&r=/. make
public 70 WB.
Profession, s. 1. bh^s, -sa, m. =
state, condition.
2. ut8ar,-ra, m., or perh.het. u-
ts&r&9, -na, ».=/. expression.
3. pilrgftt iingoneo, pi. /. <a I.
public vows.
Profs8Bor,f . p&ndit,-ta,m.; Tidye-
np&desi,-8i,m. = /. ateachor
of a science.
Professional, a. bhdaatso; bh^s
ts&lountso.
Profloiency, s. adai, -ya, m.
Proflolent, a. adai kfirtso ; kabil.
Profile, s. yeka pakie6en rup,
-pa, n. ; yeka pd.k|efien 6itrf ,
-trii, n., or perh. p&kSefiitr^;
kusiSen £itry.
Profit, 5. adai, -ya, m.\ jikap,
-kpa, «. = I. gain, pr.fg.\
n&fo, -fea, m.\ ^ido, -de&,
m. ; lab, -ba, m.
Profit, V. l.adayatso zann asa;
upkar, or upkarak pdd ^ /,
fall to benefit; adfii k&r = /.
make p.
2. priLy6g kflr = k make use,
G.M.
P. by an opportunity = s&nd-
rap kanghe.
„, „ L.oogic
Pro
Pro
Profitable, a. aday&tBo; upkii-
rateo, or upkarak p6dtso;
pr&yDJ&aatBO = /, of use.
Profli^aoy, J. l.khotepoQ,-tia,«.
a.mfist, -ti,/. = I. luxury,
^ofii^ate, o. l.khoto; ph&tiDg.
2. m6stitso.
Profonnd, a. 1. gunA, pr./g^.
^•fS- vorto = /. sublime.
Profundity, s- 1. gundai, -ye,/.
(gundi, -ye,/.)
2.Yortepon, -na, «.
Prorosfl, a. ts&d kh&rtsuDtso; ve-
eik.
Profnsiott, J. B&mpurita>i, -ye, /
a /. fulness ; see Prodigality.
Progenitor, s. malgodo, ^e&, m.\
pitra, -ra, i«.; puryoz, -za,
01.
Progeny, j. s&nt&t, -ti,/
Frognostio, .r. gurtij, -ta, m.\
khuna, -ne,/
Prognosticate, v. adin sang ^^ /.
. say before ; adin kfil = be
known before; parki = /.
guess.
Programme, f. k&r&eatso viv6r,
-ra, m. = I. explanation of
what is to be done ; j&d, -da,
m. = l. remembrance.
Progress, s. iidai, -ya, m.; Tr&d-
dhi, -dhi,/
FrogresslTe, a. J . mukar vetso =
/. going forward.
2. ad&yatso.
3. thodea thodeatso.
Prohibit, f. advar; m&aDak&r =
/. snapend, e.g: traffic.
Prohibition, s. adrarap, -rpa, n.;
m&nnSi, -ye,/ = suspension.
Project, V. I. n&mnno k&r; filo-
&eu k&r.
2.muk&r s&r — /. come before,
Lai. eminere, to stand out.
Project, s. n&muno, -uea, m.;
aloften, -ni,/, etc.; see pJan.
Projectile, a. l.gulo, -lea, m.,
a large p.
2. gull, -ye,/, small.
Projection, s. I. nSkja, -se,/
2. mukarsilriip, -rpa, n.
Prolix,'!. lamb = /. long; Tistar-
lolo = I. extended ; s&bar-
ntrautBO=/. of many words.
Prolixity, s. limbai, -ye, /.; s&-
bar utran = /. many words,
etc.
Prologne, s. tayarai, -ye,/.
Prolong, V. 1. limb kilr.
2. Taido di^A give more time,
e.ff. p. the time.
3. pati ghal = I. put back.
Prolongation, s. rs. into v.
Promenade, s. boundi, -de,/
Prominence, s. ubarai, -ye,/; see
also Projection.
Prominent, a. 1. ub&r.
2.muk&r pMtso or rauntso.
Promisonons, a. borsillo = /.
mixed ; thSratharantso = /.
of many kinds ; rs. into bhed
k&rinastaniln.
Promise, s. utir, -tra, «.; bh&s,
-se, /
Promise, v. 1. ut&r di; bhasai.
2. in/g. mn., e.g. p. to become
Pro
Pro
good; rs., e.g. dieta* ap-
pears, or bet. p^tiyenitrust,
ch. cs.
Promissorj-note, s. vaidea&It, -ti,
/•
Promontory, s. buiBg&}o, -{^^t ^■
= I. a. neck of the earth ; or
bel. mulo, -lea, m.
Promote, v. 1 . vad&i, e.g. the
glory of God; tsSdSi, = /.
increase.
2. upkarak p6d =s I. fall to the
benefit; adhark&r = /. make
h^p.
3. b&dti di = /. give promotion
(to higher of&ces) ; voir kad ;
unts kam di, n.c.
Promotion, s. bSdti, -te, /. = p.
to higher offices; /or other
mn., rs. into v.
Prompt, a. 1. usar = I. cleYCr,
lively; tsurk.
2.t§,yar = /. ready.
Prompt, v. 1 . lai = /. apply, de-
termine, e.g. kamak lai.
2. hud s&ug^/. say advice; utfti
=^. excite; su»Sendi=sugge8t
words, as, to a speaker.
Promptitnde, s. 1, tsurkai or
usarai, -ye,/.
2,tAyarai, -ye,y. = /. readiness.
Promptly, aJ. Yegifi=/. quickly.
Promulgate, v. p^rgat k&r, or
pargat^i.
Promulgation, s. p&rg&tpon, .^a,
n.
Promulgator, s. p&rg&t k^rtolo.
Prone, a. 1. bagallo = /. bent.
2. rs. p6ng p6dlaii=/. the hump
fell.
3. lagtfUo = L given, affection-
ate; vondountso = /. inclin-
ing,/r.^., e.g. to sin.
Prongr, J- molo, -leS,, »>.; kanto.
-tea, m.
Pronoun, J. navab&dli, -le,/.
Pronounce, ■v. 1. utsar; moQ =
/. say, e.g. a sermon.
2. di, e.g. a sentence (fitro).
Pronnnoiation,.r. nt8arap,-rpa,H.
Proof.J. l.ruzvat, -tij/.ji'^ruzu
= oral p.
2. d^lo, -lea, m. = p. by docu-
ments, [tion.
3. vivor,-ra,»».=T/. an explana-
4.t&nki, -ke,/. = /, a trial; pa-
riksa -se,/. = I. an examina-
tion.
5.k^t, -ta, Pt., ord&gd, pi. m.
= 1. pain.
6. tllnkeaflk41,-kla, fz.W. acopy
of trial, proof-sheet, opp. to
tazan^Jcal. -
Prop, "!'. zMai Yor, or z. sambal
= /. carry gravity, e.g. a
pillar.
Prop, s. 1. digo, -gea, m., e.g.
such as are put to falling
houses.
2. khambo, -bea, «., pr. fg.,
e.g. p. of a family.
Propagate, v. 1. vadai, c.v. of
vad; tsildii, c.v. of t^iA^
increase; Tistar&i=/. extend,
c. V. of vistar.
2. p^rg&t k&r = I. make public.
Pro
Pro
Propel, V. lot = /. push; I&k&i
{H.K.)\ mukart3fi.Iiii,f?rm.
daundai = cause to go for-
ward.
Propenae, see Prone.
Propensity, s. vondou^en, -nea,
«., or Todni, -ne, /, = /. in-
clioatiOD ; rs. into lagijUo
zauD asa, or boro (-ri, -refl)
dista; khusi-se,/. = /. will;
asa, -se,/; = /. desire.
Proper, a. 1. pr&t6k; vis^s; see
F&rtioalai.
2.£plo = /. own; rs.inio iayo
zata = /. beloDgB.
3. m^ryaditso = /. becomiDg.
4.1ay6k = t. fit, or rs. into
zata.
i.bytheG. e.g. it ja p. forman
to fail = monea^n . . .
Properly, ad. 1. sarkefi = I. ex-
actly, or borefi k&rn.
2. m&ryadiii = /. becomingly.
Property, s. l.gun, -na, m.=l.
quality; sobau, -ava, «.; rs.
into G. {see Piofet, 5.)
2. aet, -ti, /. = I. possesi
biiidik, -dk£, n.; dbSn, -na,
«. ; mhal, -la, m. usedrather
for p. in jewels and the like,
yit, -ta, n.
Propleey, s. vlg. profesi, -ei,/.
muk^li sang-ni, -ne,y^
Prophet, s. prophet, -ta, m.^fr.
dirgadilrsi, -si, »/., n. u.
mukavelo sang-nilr, -ra, m.
Prophetess, s. prophetin, -ni,/.
dirgadiLrsi^, -ni, /, n.u.
Propitiate, v. 1. anal, to Mr.
&Dkul k&r, but n. c. in this
mn. although Unkul is used;
movalai = /. make tender;
fuslais/. appease; farikpon
di = /. give reparation.
2. gunatso kSir = /, make fa-
vourable.
Propitiation, s. farikpon, -na,
n. = I. satisfaction.
Propitiatory, a. ^rikponatao;
upkaratso or upkarak p5d-
tBO = /. beneficial; anal, to
Mr. iinkulatso, hut n. c.
Proportion, s. 1. BJlmap5dnen,
-nea, «,, or — pftdap, -dpa,
M. ; sfimamap, -pa, «, = /.
juBt measure; damaBai, -ye,
/.; mezap, -zpa, «,, or map,
-pa, K.=/, measure, i;.f, yea
ghiir£k m. nan ; b^lt, -ta,
»., e.g. in preparing food.
2, vanto, -tea, m. = I. portion ;
p&rman, used only in the
abl. case (p&rmane).
Proportional, a. rs. mapa pilr-
mane = /. according to mea-
sure; vantea pftrmane = /.
according to portion.
Proportionate, a. s&mapMtso, or
rs. info noun.
Proportionately, ad. damasay eiSer,
etc.
Proposal, s. \.rs. into n.; n&r
muno, -nea, m. _ /. a plan,
model.
2. iilo5en, -ni,y^ s/. an opinion,
a sentence.
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Pro
Pro
3.B&rt, -ta, n.=l. condition;
&bipr&j, -ye,/.
Propon, "v. 1 , (mukar) gb&l = /.
put (before).
2.S&rt k&r=s/. make (put) a
condition ; aloiSen kfir = I.
make opinion; <iint>=/. think;
vlg. m6n s /, say,
, I have something to p. to the
meeting E 8&bhek y6k alo-
&eu sangunk asa, or. . . atar
s&ngSen asa,
Fropoiition, .r. l.&biprai, -ye,/
(ex. ftbhiprai), e.g. to deli-
berate on.
2.3&rt, -ta, n.=i. condition.
3. bud, -di, /, = /, advice, sug-
gestion.
4.vakya, -ya, «,; utsSr, -rS,
m. (Gram.); see Proposal.
Proponnd, », p&rg&t k&r = /.
make public.
Proprietor, {, dh&ni,-y&, m.; k&rt,
-ta, m.; see Kuter,
Proprietorship, s. dha,nipo9, -9&,
»., or yazmanpon, -n&, n.
Propriety,^, miryad, -di,/=/.
honesty ; rs. into zata ten =
what is proper.
Propnlflion, s. lot(6), -^, m.
Prorogue, v. pati ghal = /. put
back.
Koscrlbe, v. g&d par k&r = /.
make out of boundaries ;
see Exile.
Prose, s. raiS&n, -na, n. Cn.;
bet. gatha, -the,/., Mr. (or
gidya, -ya, «.)
Prosecute, v. 1. tB&iai=/. cause
to walk,/»-., c.v. ^tsAl.
2.firiyad di = /. give an accu-
sation, cA. cs.; vevar k&r = I.
file a suit.
Proseoution, s. 1. tsaiou^efi,
-nea, «.
2, firiyad, -di, /., vevar, -ra,
m. = l. an accusation.
Prosecutor, see Accuser.
Proselyte, s. 1. sis, -sa, «, = /.
a pupil.
2. novo kristaun, -tav&, m. — I.
a nev Christiaa ; patlaug&r,
-ra, «. z /. a foUover ; mand-
tolo.
Prosody, s. 8l6kap&ddat, -ti, /.
= /, a formula for verses;
k&vitepaddat =a formula for
verses,
Prospaot, s. l.diSt, -ti, /, = /.
sight,
2.sangat or sangti, -gti,/ = /.
a circumstance ; asa, -se,/, =>
/. chance.
Prospectus, s. niikia, -Se,/ = I.
a sketch, oatline, or -p&(ti,
-te,/; namnno, -nea, m.^^l.
apian; riBko,^/./.=/. lines
(outl.),>.
Prosper, v. rraddhi kar.
FroBperi^, s. 1. vraddhi, -dhi,/;
b&rkat, -ta, n.; sukh, -kha,
n. =^. happiness; horepo?,
2. grestkai, -ye, /. =. I. riches,
ProsperooB, a. vrfiddi; gaiiatBO,
or bet. rs. into gu?, -na, «.,
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379
Pro
or into the v., e. g. DJiinb&r
taka gun zalen.
Prostitute,^, iiedi, -ye,/.
Prostrate, v. 1. s&k&l gh&l = /.
put down; seuti.
I.fg. \>h\ mod(6) = break force.
3. sftrpdd » /. fall, e. g. upoo
the ground for praying.
Prostrate, a. 1 . bftlnatullo = /.
without force.
2.8&rpMloIo, e.g. for prayer;
TOmto.
Prostratdon, s. 1 . na3b6|, -U, n.
= I. no force.
2.&padhftir, -r&, n.s/. no cou-
rage.
3.8&rp6dap, -dp&, n., e.g. in
prayer ; sii^tang, -gh, n.
Proteot, V. l.rak; BSrmb&l = /.
defend.
2.adhar k&r = /. make help;
mozfit k&r.
S.pois k&r = /. make far, e.g.
p. against.
ProtMtlon, s. raknen, -nefi, n.;
sambalonen, -nea, n., or
8ainbalap,-lpa,«.;{i.dbar,-ra,
m. = /, help ; moz&t, -ti,/. = /.
intercession; fisro, •reft, m.
= /. refuge.
Protector, s. rakiao, -iiea, m., or
r&knar, -ra, «,; see Patron.
Proteotress, s. rakai, -ne, /, or
raknam, -ni,/.
Protest, 17. I.&ddi ghal = /. pat
objection; inkar kilr ^ I.
make resiatance {Ac£.); tug.
of p&B&nd k&r.
2.kh&ndit zfian e&ng <e /. say
positively; p&rmanar 8ang =
/. say on oath.
Protest, s. &ddi, -de, /. s /. ob-
jection.y^.; nanp&a&nd, -da,
n. a /. disapproval; rs. into
ii., ffrkb&Ddit G&ngnen, -nelL,
n. = l.tk positive saying.
Protestant, s. protestant, -t&, m.
Protract, V. l&mb k&r = I. make
long; ur&i = /. cause to re-
main, to last (longer); todou
k&r = /. make delay ; k&lau
k&r.
Probaotion, s. rs. into v.
Protmde, v. mukar l6t(6).
Protrusion, s. I6t(6), -^4, «., or
mukarlot.
Protnberanoe, s. l.gunt (gJlnt),
-ta, n.; dunkut, -t&, »., e.g.
from a blow.
2. m&sknt, -ta, ».
Protuberant, a. makar s&rtso.
Proud, a. g&rvi {var. g&rvJ5t);
&h&Dk&ri.
Prove, T'. l.ruzvatkir, or ruzu
k., G. F. » demonstrate; da-
k&i a /. show.
2.p6!e=o/.look; pr&y&t&n k&r
= /. make au effort.
3.t&nker ghal — /.put on trial.
Proverb, ^. gild, -di, /; monni,
-ne,/.
Proverbial, a. gaditso, or rs. gadi
b&ri.
Provide, v. l.ditff hadn dii^.^*.
food.
2,t&y&r k&r = I. make ready.
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380
Pru
3. z&t&n kanghe = /. take care,
G. F.; tsMrai kanghe.
4. formai = /. command.
P. against, the ^rd followed by
the neg, supine, etc.
Provided, a. bhorlolo, or bhfim =
I. filled; asfUo = I, having
(being).
Provided, conj. By the cond.
tense; zirt&r = if; sometimes
by the Gerund -tanan; see
Gram. P. IV. and App. I.
Frovidenes, s. DevaiSi s&sai, ~ye,
f.\ harbar, -ra, vt.
Provident, a. z^tfiit {or ts&trai)
kaneantso; hndivont = /.
wise, prudent.
Providential, a. DevaCe s^eayeo-
tlo or -yet&o.
Province, s. 1. jillo (var. zillo),
-lea, OT. = a district; some
jajv jilli,-le,/, «. c, probably
a diminutive form.
2. gS.un,-anva,m.=/.acountrf.
^.fg. kaido, -dea, m. = l. duty;
or kiim, -ma, n.
Provincial, a. jilleatso.
Provision,^. l.khan,-ua,n.;ahar
(var. bar), -ra, m. = food ;
udilrpos&i;, -na, «. = /. liveli-
hood.
2. z£it&n, -tne,/. = /. care; tftz-
viz, -zi, /. = prudence, in-
vestigation; taySrai, -ye,/. =
preparation; upai,-ya,w,=/.
measures, means.
3. b^ndob&st, -ti, /. = /. secu-
rity.
4. ^&rt, -ta, m. = l.& condition,
stipulation; ktirar, -ra, m. = t.
a contract.
ProTieionaUy, ad. sadyak = for
the present.
Proviso, s. sfirt, -ta, n. = l.a con-
dition.
Provoke, f. I. rag hadai.
2. utsambol kSr.
3. by c. V.
Provoeatioa, s. rs. into v.\ utsam-
bolai, -ye,/; = /. excitement.
Provoking, a. utsambol kartso ;
bezarai k&rtao, or bezaraye-
t80,(7r k^rkfiratso = trouble-
some.
Provost, see Superintendent
Prow, s. tarvamuk, -ka, n. = I.
the face of a ship.
Prowl, see Plunder, Roam.
Proximate, a. lagin asullo, or
lagsiio, or lagtso; 'p. cause
= lagsilen karan'.
Proxy, s. 1. rs. dilal, -la, «. =
an agent; b&dli, -lia, m.
2.diLlalpon, -na, n. (abstr.) j
Prudence, s. bud, -di,/; zanvai,
-ye,/.=s/. 8cience,7^.; sani-
pon, -na, «. ; viv§k, -ka, rn.
Prudent, a. budivont ; zanto = /,
clever (in acting); viyeki,
n.c; sani.
Prune, v. l.kilsi k&r; bodkai.
2./g. kad = /. take away; ka-
tar=/. cut (off).
Priirienoy, s. 1. khordz, -rji,/
2./g. asa, -se, /. = I. great
desire.
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Pry a
Pry, V. 1. til, or tiln pAlespeep.
2.sarkea pdle; portua portun
p61e = ^. look again (and)
again; sddun p{^e = /. seek-
ing look.
3. gundai p&riy&ot p61e = /.
look up to the bottom.
PBalm, s, salm, -ma, /«., Jr.;
pBendo, a. fotkiro, or as pr^x^
only f6t.-
Pshiw, inl. Sha.
Psychology, s. Mmeasastri}, -ra,
«.
Pnbecty, s. (kazar zaunCi) prai,
-J^i/A ^^- prayebharit, adj.;
or naunk lagta s /. begii)S
to bathe.
Public, a. 1. parg4t, opp. to se-
cret; priisidd^.
2, s&rkarat80=/. of the govern-
ment.
3.8iirvi;lokiitBO=Aofallpeople
(common) ; samestantso.
Public, s. 16k,-ka, m.=l. people.
Publio-honse, see Tavern.
pQblicau, s. sunkanguttedfir,
-ra, m.
Publication, s. 1. p&rgatou;ieQ,
-nea, «. .
2. pustak, -ka, n. = l. a, book.
Publish, V. p^rg&t k&r.
Puck, s. dru^takai, -ye,/,
Pnoker, s. miri, -ye,/ = l.a. fold.
Puddle, s. ubir, -bia, m.; ked(^),
-da, m.; 6ik6i, -kla, m.
Puddle, y- ubran bh6r or fiikl&n
bh.; mhelSi, or mhelo k&r.
1 Pul
Puerile, a- burgeaponatso, or rs.
into burgea bilri.
Pnff, J. funk, -ki,/.
Puff, P. l.funk {Ace).
2.fg. gArvij ipr ibbar or dou-
lat) kilr, or gftrrant rau.
3 . fugii 1 inflate, ^.
P. awa}r = fiinkuQ ud&i.
Fag, f. l.mankod, -kda, m.=
an ape.
2.dakto peto, -tea, m. = l, a
.little dog.
Pugnacious, a. IMai k&rtso.
PuiGsant, a. podvedirr, or b61adik.
Pule, -v. b6b mar, or rftd.
Poll, V. 1. vod(6) = Za/. trahe,
draw.
Z.kado./. draw, e.g^. watfir,
P. up = kSd or humbdl = root
out.
P. down=kac[n ghal; ad porti.
N. B. The other compounds are
mostly expressed by one or
ol/ur of the two given verbs.
Pullet, s, taiig, -Iga, n. = l. a
young ben.
Pulley, J. approx. lato, -tea, »».;
or Mr. kappi, -pi, /. {used
on board ship).
Pullulate, V. ubza.
Pulp, s. (fdlancen) mas, -sa, n.
= I. flesh (of fruits).
Pulpit, s. vlg. pulpatri^, -ra, n.
{or m.); pr&s&ngasiy&san,
■na, »., n.u.
Pnlpons, a. masal; ts^d masatso
= I. of much flesh.
Pulsate, -v. ud.
„,...., A. oogic
Pul
Par
Fulfiatioii, s. ndap, -dpa, n.
Pulse, s. I.nad, -di,/.
2. sang, -go,/. (Tegetable).
Falverisfl, v. pad k&r =c /. make
powder; vat; see Qrind.
Pump, s. approx. lato, -tea, m.
(a wheel for drawing water),
or the Mr, Cn. bdmb, -ba,
m. [perh.from pmnp?)
Pump, II. l.lateaa. . .kad.
2. k&d = /. draw out, discover.
Pumpkin, s. 1 . dudic, -dij&, n.
2. kuvalo, -lea, m.
3. boblefi, -leil, n. = white p.
Pun, s. barikfi), -ye, /. = I. wit;
C^t&i, -ye,/. = /. fun; nid,
-di, /. = /. a trick, ^.; 'to
nadi kiLrta = he makes fun'.
Ptmoli, s. I. p&n6, -H., n. = the
beverage so called.
2.approx. burmo, -meft, m.^l.
anger.
Punch, V. tdp = /. perforate.
Puncheon, s. pip, -pa, n. = l. a
cask.
Punctilio, s. sukS^m, -ma, n.
Pnnotilione, a. suks&mi.
Punctual, 1. sarko; z9^ut; suk-
s&mi; kaideS>t9o; b&r&b&r; rs.
Punctuality, s, kr&m, -ma, m. =
I. order; snki&m, -ma, n.;
zagrutai, -ye,/.
Punctuate, v. gurty ghal s /.
put Bigne; tibe ghal = /.
put dots.
Punctnre, s. topnen, -neS., n.
Pundit, s. pg.ndit, -ta, m.
Pnn^ency, s. kS-i, -ra, m,; k&i^er,
-ra, m., e.g. p. of mango
leaves (to the taste).
Pungent, 0. l.toptso^/. pricking.
2./g. tik, as is a chilli; k4ne-
ratso.
Punish, V. iikia di, or b. lai;
k< di 3= /. give pains.
Punishment, s. 1 . iikJa or siksa,
-Se,/.
2. k&|t, -ta, m. = /. pain.
3.jalm&D, -na, m. s /. a fine.
Undergo p. s sik&i bh6g.
Capital p. = mom&i:^ sikSa.
Liable to p. = diksek p6dtB0.
Pnny, a. Un.
Pnpil, s. I. sis, •B&, m.
2.bauli (yar. maali), -le, /.=
p. of the eye.
Puppet, s. bombefi, -bea, n. = I.
a statue, used comm. /or an
idol.
Puppy,.:. l.(Bunea6en)pil,-la, n.
2./g. &b&Qkari burgo, -gea,
m. = l. a conceited boy.
Purchase, v. m61ak karte = take
at a price; zdd = /. obtaio;
bad^^ bring; or badn di.
Pure, a. 1. nit&l, pr./g.; nirmol,
2. boreinat^lOs/. not mixed;
nig&l ; apnf ; thet(6).
3. nisk&l = I. chaste.
4. suSi = /. correct, n. c.
5. niral.
Purgatory, s. purgat6r, -ri,/.;
adj. pnrgatorintlo; see Gram.
Purge, Pnriiy, v. I. nitftl kir.
S.bh^r ghfil B /. pat oat, ch.
cs.
Pur
Pus
3. bhairi kaiie=/. take a purga,
ck. cs.
PargejJ. bhairi, -re,/. =/. pbysic.
PnriBt, s. Budd^ bhasek lag^Io;
jgar, -rft, m., or
Purity, J. 1 - nisk&Iai {var. -lkS,i),
-ye,y,; mtS.!pon, -na, «.; nir-
m&lkai, -ye,/.
2.maryad, -di,/. = /, modesty.
Parple, s. 1 . zamblilugat, -gta, «.
2.zamblir6ng, -ga, m.
Pnrport, .i- &rtb, -tha, nt,\ tat-
pirya, -ye,/.; iibiprai, -ye,/.
Purport, V, m69=/. say, (intend
to say); firth &aa=/. meaning
is; dak&i «/. show.
Pnrpoae, s. 1. sevdt,-^, m. (aim,
Zal. causa Jinalts); irado,
-dea, m., «.^. of the sacra-
ments; alo6en, -ni, /. = I.
opinion, judgment, intention.
2. ni&eu, -5eT&, «». •= /. resolu-
tion,e.^. to avoid sin; kbusi,
^6,/.=/. will.
3. Sintua, -ne,/. = /. a thought.
4. B&bilb, -hi, /. = /. a motive ;
tesaun, -ava, ».=:/, an inten-
tion, vlg.fr.
5. by the Dai., seeQiaja. P. IV.
ch. ii. Art. I. or Supine.
Pnrposfl, V. I. niCeu k&r.
I.Dat. sevdt (i8a = aim is, etc.
Purposely, ad. hikm&tin « I, with
industry ; zana zaun =
I, knowingly ; z&imo^ = /.
freely; khusen = /. willingly.
Puree, s. (dudna5en) bdle, -sa,
».; (dnduaiSi) poti, -ye, /.;
taili, -le,/
Fay out of his own p. = aplea
da^uftn fi&rik k&r.
Pnrn, "O. (dudu) potiyent ghS,l.
Fnrsineas, see Asthma.
PorsUia, s. goieibaji, -je,/.
Pursnancfl, s. (in. p. of) Or.
p&rmai^e.
Pursue,!'. 1. daundaL = /. cause
to run, c. V. of dfiun ; angar
p6d = /. fall on the body ;
bo!(6) k&r = /. make violence,
press.
2.(mukar) tsalfii = carry for-
ward.
3. sevfit asa = aim is, ch. cs.
P. a coarse, p. study = tsfil&i.
Pursuit, s, l.kam, -ma, n.
2.daundauneQ,-uea,«.; angar-
p6dap, -dpa, n., or uprali,
-\in,/.pL
3. sev6(, -ta, m.
Pnrnlenoe, s. pu, -va, m.; r&si,
^e,/; rendi, -ye,/.
Purvey, Purveyance, see Provide.
Pus, see Pnrnlenoe.
Push, s. I.l8t{6), -ta, m.
^.fg. pr&yS,tan, -tna, n. = I.
an effort.
Push, V. I.l6t(6); likfti.
2. utsambol k&r, utili = excite.
3. tB&13.i or daundai = I. cause
to go.
4. (on) pr&y&t&n k&rn mukar
tsiil.
F. away = lotun kad ; bdl k&rn
kad. ' ' '
Pus
Put
Posliiiijri <>- tsurk = /. active; see
also PnslL
Ptuillanimity, f . iipadh&ir, -rS, n,
Puslllanimons, a. apadh&iraront,
or &piidhS.irat80 ; bhiyatso.
Piutole, s. fdd, -da, m.; puli,
-ye,/.; kesoli, -le,/. (a large
p.); pMil, -la, n.
Put, V. l.ghal; doror.
2.1ai = l. apply.
P. to flight = daundfii.
F. to death = mdro^^i siksa
lai.
P. into the heart = mfitint ghal.
P. spirit = d&ir di.
P. to trial = t&nker ghal.
P. into the hand = vopaun di,
hatant di,
P. into prison = bSndint ghal.
P. a case = 6int; sArt kir.
P. a question = vitsar.
P. as certain =■ khiireS mon
sang, or kh. m. 6int.
P. an end = kadn ghal, or sSd.
P. in the number of = lek(§).
P. hounds to = gild ghal.
P. apart = ying^d doyfir.
P. away = I . sambaln dov6r (p.
safe).
2.86d=:/. leave, e.g. bad
habits, a wife.
P. by = 1 . Cm. doy6r = depo-
sit; yopsun di =£ /. deliver.
2. s6d = /. leave, refuse.
P. down=s 1 . ghal, orsikkX ghal ;
devoi, c. V. of deufi = dea-
cend.
2. khalto k&r = humiliate.
3. kfid = /. take away, e. g.
reputation; &eivo k&r = /.
maJce dishonourable.
4. ravoi == /. cause to stop,
e.g. death puts down envy.
5.s6d = /. leave (resign).
P. forth = l, vistar, sM&i, e.g.
a cloth.
2. ye= I. come, e.g. p. f. shoots,
ck. cs.\ fut; ubzai = /. pro-
duce.
3. sang, or utsar = I. propose,
express, e.g. a saying; ma-
kar ghal =s /. put before.
4. mar, e.g. a cry,
5.s6d- (mut), «.^. the fist;
ukto kir=/. open,«./. hands.
P. out of z bhair ghal.
P. in = bitAr ghal.
P. in mind = m6tint had (or
m. ghal).
P. in danger >= riskent ghal.
P. in doubt = dubavak ghal.
P. in a passion = rag bad&i.
P. in array — mand.
P. in order = mand, or sama
ghal.
P. in afright=be6tai,{by scold-
ing, etc.); bbiyeunk lai (in
other ways); bhisdai.
P. in practice = sovoi k&r.
P. in the way of=margar vor.
P. in writing = borai.
P. in the place of = G. bidlak
ghal.
p. into 6Uspicion=annian ghal.
P.in=rau = /. stop; deud = /.
descend,
„, „ L.oogic
Put 3
P. off^ 1. kad = I. take away.
2. bM = /. resign.
3. pati gbal = I. put back.
4. doT6r = keep for.
5. fot&i = /. deceive.
P. 00=1. ghal, e.g. a tax.
2,n6s, e.g. p. on a dress.
P. out= l.bhair ghal; see De-
pose.
2. palvoi = /. quencb.
3. kad = /. draw out, e. g.
eyes,
4.g^libili k&r = /. confound.
5. pirgat k&r = /. make pub-
He.
«.(vadik) gbSl =^ I. put (at
interest).
P. to = 1 . Dot. or 2nd Loc.
^.by c. v.\ Iai = I. apply, deter-
mine.
P. to silence = vogo ravoi.
P. to work = kamak lai.
P. to sbame = l&z&i, or l&jek
ghal.
P. to sea = darja voir kad, or
d^ryant ghal ; d&ryak devoi.
P. together = sangS^ta ghal, or
mel&i, or vottu ghal,
P. up the ears >= kan di.
P. up = I . utai = /. excite.
5 Pyx
2. mukar ghal = /. put before.
3. B6a = /. suffer.
4. rau, laith Ind Loc. in -ger
(live at).
P. upon = Dat.
FntrefaotioD, s. kusap, -spa, n.\
kuB^dai, -ye,_/'.
Putrefy, v. kusfi-i.
Putrid, a. kusullo.
Putty, s. gurud, -di,/.
Puzzle, V. tondrear ghal=c/. put
in embarrassment; dubavai,
or dubau kilr = cause doubt.
Puzzle, s. tondre, m. pi. \ gusap,
-spa, m. = I. confusion.
Puzzlings, <!■ katin = difficult;
tondreatso = of embarrass-
ment; see also Puzzle.
Pygmy, s. kuUa, -la, m.; khunto,
-tea, m.
Pyrainid, s.perh. domsatso kham-
bo, -bea, m. = I. an acumi-
nated pillar.
Pyre, see Pile.
pyrotechnics, s, hikmati-ujeafii
vidya, -ye, /.; akasbanavi-
dya.
Pyi, s. piksid, -^,/,,/r.', vlg.
kals, -si,/. = /. a chalice.
,,.6iooglc
Qua
Qua
Qnack, v. 1. b6b mars/, cry,
as a duck.
2. ibbar ka,r = /. boaBt; bit^^i
kar.
3.bodbod=8peak nonsense.
Qnaoki J', l.bodbodo, -dea, tn.;
zankero, -rea, m.; pbandlea-
g^r, -ra, m.
2.1ottebira,-ra,OT. (vlg.word)=s
Lat. circulator.
Quadra^sima, see Lent
Qnadrang'le, 5. l.Car konseanSea
(rup, -pa, «.),
2, tsouki, -ke, /. = & kind of
portico of a quadrangular
form.
Quadrant, s. m&ndalakalden, or
bet. kalden m&nd&I, -la, n.
Qoadratic, a. ^acconk.
Quadiilateial, a. 5argit&nt80, or
car gerantso.
Quadrnped, a. iSarpayantso.
Qoadruple, a. fiardodo.
Qnaff, V. jiT sddn piye.
Quail, s. kenkan, -na, n. (of a
large kind); Ioto, -vea, m.
(smaller).
Quail) ^- dh&ir s6d = I. leave
courage; bbiyan tb4rtar =
I. trenkble for fear.
Qnaint, a. nazuk.
Quaintneas, ^. nazukai, ->e,/.
Qna^e, v. kamp ; th^rtar.
Quake, s. kamp, -pi,/., or kam-
pero, -rea, m.
Qualiflcatioo, s. layekpon, -^Su,
n. = I. suitableness; i&rt,
-ta, n. = l. condition.
Qualified, a. 1. liiyek.
2. parikfe dillo = /. (one) who
has given examination ; 2)lg:
pas zSAlo,/r.
Qualify, V. 1. layek kir = /.
make fit.
2. gun (or sobau) sang = t.
say the qualities.
3.mel3.i = /. mix, c.^. q. sharp
sounds with flat ; perh. deun-
dai or devoi = /. cause to des-
cend, /£■., e. ff. q. joy, lan-
guage.
Quality, s. 1. gun, -na, m., e.g.
q. of ahorse; sfiimb, -ba, n.
=/.nature; sobau, -bava, »».
= I. inclination (natural).
2.thar, -r&, m., jinos, -nsa,
m. = I. kind.
a.huddo, -dea, m.^l. rank;
sakat, -kti,/. = /. power.
l.by the G., e.g. it is a q. of
the lion = siiLT&JSeD. . . .
5.«. tnio adj. kftso or kft-
solo.
Qualm, s. 1. vonkaro, -rea, in.
2.fg. tsurtsuro, -rea, w., of
conscience.
Qualmish, a. bezarayetso.
Quantity, s. 1. parimaii, -na, ». =
a mathematical q.
2. zomo, -mea, m. = l. a multi-
i.,,....iA'OOglC
Qua 3
tude; ras, -si,/. = /. a heap,
a multitude.
3. inS:p, -pa, n. =s I, a measure
(in prosody).
4.bhartipon, -na, «.=fulnesa.
b.liy ldtle = how many.
Quarrel, s. z^deii, -dea, n.; uSA,
-j&, m. = discord ; lS.dai, -ye,
/. = /. a fight.
Qnarrel, v- zagad or z&gda;
arenji; lidai k&r = I. fight.
Qaarrelsome, a. zftg^dtso ; ladai
k^rtso.
Quarry, s. podou, -dva, m. = /.
high ground where quarries
are worked ; kalpanen, -nea,
«.; tank, -ki,y.
Qnart) -f ■ siso,-sea,m. = abottle;
y6k kaldo, -dea, m. = one
quarter.
Qnartan, a. poireatso (tap).
Quarter, J. 1. savai, used io ex-
press 21, 4J., etc, e.g. savai
ikra ghiote = a quarter past
eleven.
2.pau, used io express |, IJ,
2|, elc. e.g. paune 6ar= 3|.
3. kaldo, -dea, ot,; tsouto van^o,
-tea, m. = l. the fourth part;
seedr&Ta. P.II. ch.ii. Art. II.
Qnarter, v. 1. iSar Yante kar =
make four ps,rts.
2.bidar dJ = giTe abode; bidar
s6d.
Quarterly, ad. titisrea moiueak.
Quarters, s. bidar, -ri, n. = I.
a dwelling; ghar, -ra, n. = l.
a house.
r Que
Quash, V. mfisti; see Trample,
see also Annul, Subdue.
Quasi, -so; see Gram. P. III. ch.ii.
Quaver, s. 1, kamp, -pi,/^
2.atvo vanto (iu music).
Quaver, v, (talo) kamp3,i.
Quay, s. dhakko, -kea, m.
Queasiness, s. vonkaro, -rea, m.
Queasy, a. 1. voukaro yetolo =
(be) to whom nausea comes.
2. vonkareateo = /. causing
nausea.
3. bezarayetso (fastidious); na-
zuk.
Queen, -T. rani, -ye,/.
Queer, a. tarifetso; vidrup; ha-
seagar; hasountso; phanta-
zigar, or phantazi k^rtso,
fr., n. c.
Queeruess, s. tarif, -fe, /.
Quell, V. 1. khalto k&r = /. make
subject.
2, rauoi = /. stop, e.g. sedition;
thambili.
S.fnslai = /. appease; thand
kar = /. make cold,y^,; nivai
= make cold,_;^.; s^madban
k&rS,i = I. cause to make
peace.
Qaeuch, £>. l.palvoi, c.v. ^pal-
^*i P''- fS-1 ^- S- ptission,
thirst.
^.fg. nivoi = /. make cold, e.g.
a passion; tband k&r.
3, dados k&r = /. make satis-
fied, e.g. thirst.
4, nas kir = /. destroy.
Querulous, a. sin ulountso.
,.,...,AWoglc
Que
Qttfliist, s. t&nkeg&t, -ra, m.
Query, s. 1. B&Tal, -li, /., e.
a q. made with a view to
elicit an answer.
2,Yit8arfi.n, -na, «.=/. iuquiry.
an interrogation
Qoeat, s, Bodna, -ne, f.=l. in-
quisition; vitsar^n, -na, k.
Qnestion, s. 1. 86dna, -ne,/. = /.
inquisition; vitsar&n, -na,
«.
2.bab, -be,/. = /. a case, e.
of conscience.
S.tark, -ka, n. = L&
or matter of discassion.
4. t&nki, -ke, /. = I. & trial,
inquiry.
Call in q. = dubav&i, or bet. du-
bavak gbal; t^rk k&i
Question, v. l.vitsar = inquire.
2.tark kar = A make discus-
sion, dispute.
Qseetionable, ii.tiirkatso; dubavi
= doubtful.
Quibble, see Cavil.
Quick, a. l.tsurk = I. active:
usar = /. clever; somzonitso
= /. intelligent; barik
witty.
2. vegifi -witk the required verb,
e.g. vegiii tsiltolo; vegintso,
n.c.\ zald or zS.ldi; d^us^ra-
tso = /. hasty.
S.jivo = /. living.
4. aucit = sudden ; yekats pha-
r^tso = /. of one moment.
Quicken, v. 1. jiv di or vants&i »
give life.
8 Qui
2. ut&i = /. excite; utsambol
kir.
3. &u8&r kllr = /. make haste;
&u8&riii, c.v. of&.\)iakt.
Qoiokljr, ad- 1 ■ vegin, in lime and
manner; zap kirn; sararafi,
e.g. he walks q.; ^us^ran =
I. hastily; zaldi (Hind.)
S.tsurkaiyen = /. actively.
Qoiokneas, s. 1. aus^r, -ra, m. ^
I. haste.
2. barikai, -ye,/ = /, wit.
S.usarai, -ye,/ = /. liveliness.
QuioksUrer, s. padr6s, -sa, tn.
Quiddity, i. ear, -la, m.
Quiescence, s. soakasai, -ye,y.
Quiet, a. nidan = calm; sou-
kasayetso; tband = I. cold,
fi-
Be q. = I . vogo rau = /. remain
silent.
2. soukasai bhdg = enjoy peace.
Quiet, -^^ soukas^i, -ye,/; visou,
-sova, m.\ viir&m, -ma, m. ;
s&madhan, -na, n.
Quiet, V. nivai; th^nd k&r, fns-
lai; see Quell, Calm.
Quill, s. 1. pak, -ka, n.
2. l&knik, -ke,/ ; vlg. p6n, -na,
n.,Jr.
Z./or the q. of a weaver, perk.
naii, -ye,/
Quilt, s- gazdi, -de,/ (//. imbot-
tita.)
Quintessence, s. sar, -ra, m.\ ut-
tim sar.
Quintuple, v. pantsdodo; pants
pauti tsild.
A'Oogk-
Qui ;
^p, s. b&rikai, -ye,/. = l. wit,
a witty saying; Cestai, -ye,
/. = l. a, joke.
Qnire, s. tsovis foli, pr./£: = 2i
sheets,^,; teovis panafi, pi.
n,; see Choir.
Qnirl[,^.nlb,-ba,n.s/. a pretext;
nad, ~di,/. = l. atrick; bari-
kai, -ye,/; see CaTil.
Quit, V. 1. s6d = I. leave (free).
2. iarik k&r = /. pay (a debt);
pa! = /. fulfil (fidaty).
Qnit, a. sutijllo; — vin {affixeS).
We are quits = Bilma zalea;
hangnatullo (-li, -lefi) zalo
= ^. (he) became without
dependence ; Butka zali.
43aite,i7i^. purten;kev^l;TargU3;
&gdi; pflripurn; -ta, empk.
19 Rad
£.^.'q. B0=ta3ent8; dubau-
nastanan; bhou:=rery macb;
kain = any; boren = well;
s^riviu = without compari-
Qoittasce, s. 1 , rs. ^rik kar.
2. rasid, -de,/.
3.inam, -ma, «. {or m.) =s /.
reward.
Qnirer, ^'. kamp; th&rt&r.
Quivering, s. kamp, -pi,/
Quoit, J. mand, -di, /; bolen,
-lea, «.
Quorum, s. z£i title z&n, pi. m.
Quota, s. vanto, -tea, m.
Quotation, s. daklo, -kle^, m.
Quote, V. daklo di ; vivorsi.
Quoth, V. sangleii = (I or he)
said.
R
Babbi, s- somi or suami, -ya, m.
Babbit, s. B080, -sea, m.
Eabid, a. 1. piao, e.£: a d(^.
2. (ragan) z<so ; ragiSt.
Baoe, s- 1- kutam, -tma, n. (var.
kutamb).
S.kuli, -ye,/ {or kul, -la, «.)
= /. a tribe; zat, -ti, /. = /.
a caste, tribe.
3. godeaupout,-ta,0z.,'7r-p&nth.
R. of life=jini, -ye,/, or jirii-
yetso vel(fe), -la, m.
Baoe, V. 1. petsad = /. try, rival.
2.pontak daun.
Bace-oonrse, s. pontazago, -gea.
Back, s. 1. r6z, -za, «., or r6d,
-da, ». = a wheel ; 5akri),
-ra, ft.
2. katin duk, -ki,/
3.g6to, -tea, f».
Back, ^. 1. iza di; bhdng kar;
djigd^i.
2. v6d = stretch, strain.
3. (mot) pisi k&r = r. tbe brains.
Baoy, a. ruSitso; see Pungrent.
Badianos, s. pfirz&l, -la, m., or
p&rzd.lkai, -ye,/
i.-...iA'00glc
Rad
Ral
Badiaut, a. p&rz^ik.
Radiate, v, kirua di; p&rz&I.
Radical, a. 1. poilots s I. first.
2. rs. mula thaan = /. from tlie
root, e.g. a r. reform.
3.muldiya = /. principal.
Radius, s. kirn, -ii&, n.
Raffle,^, sftdt, -ti,/. {var, sddti,
-te,/.) ■
Baffle, V. s5dt ghal.
Baft, ^. terpo, -pea, m.\ jang&l,
-la, n.
Rafter, s. p&kaso, -sea, m.
Raff, J. 1. lugat, -gta, n.
2. in pi. fiiudi lugat; pindk&r
□eaon, -ni,y".
3. in/g. mn. neson, e.g. wisdom
is often clad in rags^duble
nesonent thode paati zanvai
lipta,
Bage, s. kr6d, -da, m. ; zal, -la,
m. = /.burning,^., n. c. in
this mn.\ perk. bet. r^gazal,
-la, w., n. c.\ utsambolai,
-ye, /., also a storm, entha-
siasm,
R. of hunger, rs. nibbfir bhuk.
Bage, V. ragan z^ = /. burn for
anger.
Bagi, 5. natno i^ar. natsoo),
-nea, m. (an inferior kind
of grain).
Bail, £'. 1 . v6i ghal = /. pat a
hedge; darik&r = /.makear.
2.angar pdd = /. fall on the
body; gali son.
Rail, 5. 1. dari, -ye,y.; grad, -di,
/-.ft-
2.digo, -gea, m. (ex. a sup-
port).
Raillery, s. yedanneS, -nea, b. ;
khfilkulafi.V'. «.
Railway, s. lohamardg, -rga, m.,
or lonkdatso mar6g, -rga,
»»., n. c.
R. carriage = duvragadi, -ye,/.,
/. a carriage of smoke.
Raiment, f-oeson^-ne,/.; v&stur,
-ra, «.
Rain, s. pilus, -sa, m. ; 'strong
r. = boro or bojront p.'
Bain, V. paus p&d ; vdt = I. pour,
n. V.
Rainbow, s. donu, -^iva, n.
Bainy, a. pausatso, or pansilo.
Raise, v, 1. uk61 or nbar.
2.band=/. build.
3. utai; utsambSl kS.r = e£cite.
4. mar = /. beat (a cry).
5.(mellea,ntlo) jivont kSr =
resuscitate.
C.b^ti di = /, give promotion
to a higher of&ce; voir kad;
manafien kam di = /. give
honourable employment.
7. melai = collect, gather, /.
cause to be found; rask^r^
collect, /. make a heap.
8. tsadai = ^. increase, cv. of
tsad.
Baisin, s. kismis, se,/.
Rake, s. kaipul, -1&, ».':=an agri-
cultural implement.
Bake, v. see Scrape.
Rally, V. 1. melai — /. gather.
2. mand = arrange.
„, „ L.oogic
Ram :
3. yedai = /. mock ; n^laii Vkr
= /. maks copies, _/^.
Bam, s. dadlo bokro, -rea, m.
Ram, V. bod&i; saasi; jedvi.
Ramble, ^. parpo] zaua bouiu
Buniiy, ^. khaade zatat, or kh.
fattatai/. branches become,
c&. cs.
Bamp, -a. (zulmen) nd = /. jump
(violently).
Rampant, a. mitm^r mirvontso =
/. exceeding limit; tsMavot.
Rampart, s. pagar, -ra, m. = I.
a fortification.
Ramrod, s. g6z, -za, m.
Rancid, u. 1. amb6t = acid.
2. ghaniyero= I. stinking; see
Fnngent, Unaty.
Rancour, s. rag, -ga, m. = t.
anger ; mos6r, -sra, m. =
hatred; h&geii, -gea, ». s
hatred; rs. into mdn kus-
kata = /. heart is not right,
nol ex.
Random, a. ak&sm&t = /. acci-
dental.
At r. = Cintinastanan or ts4t-
rainastanan,
Ranf^e, f ■ l.har,-ri,/.=:/. a line,
a rank.
2.th£ir, -rii, m.=.l. a claas.
3. vistarap, -rpa, n. = I. exten-
sion ; suttu, -ta, m. =a /.
Ran^e, v. 1. mand = /. arrange.
2.boun = /. walk.
Rank, s. 1. huddo, -dea, m. = L
dignity; stiti, -ti,/. = state;
H Rap
bhSs, -sa, m. = l. state, vo-
cation.
2. bar, -ri,/. = /. a line ; kamp,
-pa, n.
3. th&r, -rir, m. = l, a class.
Bank, a. 1. lekavorto ristartso.
2.ambot = /. acid.
3. ta&davot = excessive-
Bank, V. l.barin {or kampan)
ghal.
2.ghal or dov6r = ;. pat,
3. lek(S), e. g^. as a friend.
Hankie, v. 1. ku3 = /. be cor-
rupted.
2. utsambdl z& = /, be excited;
zaj = /. barn, /g^,, e.g. angry
feelings ; see Snpptirate.
Ransack, v. I. liit k&r = /. make
prey, m. robbery.
2.sarkefl sdd = /. seek exactly.
Ransom,^, (gulamponantlo) B6dfi,i
= /. deliver (from slavery).
Bansom, s. l.s6clvon, -iii, /.;
ndarg&ti, -ti,/.
2. sddvoniSen .mdl, -la, n.=l.
price of r.
Bant, V. atsambol zaun ulS.i.
Banter, s. utsambol uloneagar,
-ra, m.; see Fanatic.
Bap, s. thapad, -pda, ».; thap,
-pi,/
Give a r. = tapM.
Bap, ^. bod&i, or thap mar (Dai.)
Bapaoious, a. lutkar.
Bapacity, s. b6}, -la, «.; zulum,
-Ime,/.
Bape, s. zulum, -Ime, /. = /.
violence; rs. into kad.
Rap 2
BapM, a. jeldi; tsurk; Tegintso, or
TegiS ts^ltso.
Rapidit7, s. tsurkpon, -:q§, n.\
&us^r, -ra, m.
Bapier, see Daff^er.
Rapiae, s. I.ts6ri, -ye,/.; nagon,
-ni,/.
2,lut, -ti,/. = I. prey.
Bapt, ^. jiv afidn = /. leaving
life, added to the required
verb (Konk.)
Baptnre, -i. l.alas, 'Ba, m. = l.
(great) pleasare.
2.dist, -ti,/.= /. a Tision,
Bare, a. l.&prup, or &pTap&tBo.
2. uttim = /. excellent.
3. nazuk = /. delicate, fine.
4. iisadham=:/. extraordinary.
Barefy, v. pat&l k&r, or patUi,
€.£". air.
Barity, s. l.&prupai, -ye,/.
2. pat&lai, -ye,/. = /. thianeBS.
Bascal) s. lutstso, -cea, m.;
pokri, -ria, m.; tb&kkagar,
-ra, or tliS,kk^, -ka, m.
Base, V. 1. kad.
2. kadn gh&I ; see Graze, Erase.
Bash, a. 1. ts&traiaatuUo; za-
grutnatullo.
2.khali = /. empty; &as.ySi.t = l.
unjust, e.^. a r. judgment.
3. auairatso = /. hasty.
R. judgment =also adalo&en,
-ni,/
Rash, s. see Fnstnle.
BashnesSfi'. natEiitrai,-ye,/; uta-
v61, -li,/
&at,f. undir, -dra, m.\ fiiteondri, i
>2 Rat
-re,/ (a smaller kind); iSin-
len, -lea, n. (a still amalier
kind) ; kolundir, -dra, m. =
a big r, or bandicoot.
Smell a r.=nadit80 pormol yeta
» I. smell of trick comes.
Bat, V. 1. andaz kAr, G. M.\
m61 nisSeisi ; m61 band.
2.mand = /. hare a high opi-
nion.
3. baltai == /. scold.
Bate, s, 1. m61, -la, «.; d&r, -ri,
/., e.g. kh&Q5e d&ria iktai.
2.1ek(6), -ka, «. =. /. ac-
count.
3. jinos, -nsa, m. = I. manner;
see Tax.
At the r. of five annas an hour
= kosak (gb&nteak) pi^ts
Snean lekan.
At any r. = k&sem z^andi.
Batber, ad. l.pras, or v6rQ, or
ki with the comp.; see Gram.
2. porten = on the contrary.
3. Sikke or tikke = a little; -so,
quasi dim., see Gram. P. III.
ch. ii.
BatiAoation, s. p&siLnd, n. c. as a
noun; metsvoneS, -Qea, n.\
moozur, -re,/ = /■ confirma-
tion; kabuli, -le,/ = I. con-
sent.
Ratify, V. p&s^nd k&r; m&njur
kS.r; thir k&r; kobul k&r.
Ration, s. bhaten, -tea, n. ^ al-
lowance.
Rational, a. I • somzikai {or bud)
asullo; somzoni; budivont.
A^ooglc
Rat
Rea
2,s&ma, z: /. right; vazbi =/.
conrenieot, proper.
BationalisDit s. has no recognised
equivalenl; perk. budiSisi
alo5eii, .ni,/. = /, anopiniOD,
which has (only) the appear-
ance of reason (wisdom); or
crc. or the Mr. hetavada, -da,
R., n. u.
Bationalist, s. budiront-eo; see the
note above.
Battle, ;■ l.khilkulo, -lea, m. = a.
toy for children.
2. pbodpodefi, -dea, n. (used in
the holy week).
Eattle, V. I. garg&r.
2./g. giizali mar.
Barage, v. l&tkilr; zalumtsM^i;
desvat k^r; vibad {or nal)
k&r.
Ravage, s. lut, -ti, /.; zulum,
-Ime,/.; deevat, -te./I; nSa,
^a, m.
Ravagei, s. lutkar, -ra, m. etc.
Bave, i>- (ragao) zS.1 = /. burn
(for anger).
Baven, s. kaulo, -lea, «.
Baven, v. 1. lut kilr; niSturai
ts&mi.
2. gapag&pa kha,.
3.k6p = be angry.
BarenoiiBnefiS, see Olnttony and
Bapaeity.
Baviiie,^. I.khani,-ye,y^agorge
made by torrenta of water.
2.phalken, -kea,».=/. avalley.
Barln;, s. k6p, -pa, m.
KaviBb, V. 1 . zulum kiir = /. make
Tiolence ; khAtSj = I. Tiolate,
stain.
2.bhou kbasal k^r.
Bavisluiient, s. 1. zulam, -Ime,
/ =1. violence; bol, -Ifi, ».;
kh&tonnen, -nea, n.
2.bhou sintos, -sa, m.
Raw, a. I. jivo = /. liying.
2. t&rno = /. green (not ripe).
3. tiiyarnatullo = /. not pre-
pared; randunknatuUo or
randinatuUo; surai (r. rice).
4. nenar = I. ignorant; ka-
bhounatuUo = /. inexperi-
enced.
5.k&rad[o = /. rough.
6. aejitso = /. wet, e.g. weather.
Ray, s. l.kirn, -na, «.
2. vagolen (the animal).
Razor, s. vakdr, -kra, m.
Baaob, V. 1 . TJstar = /. be extend-
ed, e.g. a country; lagun
asa = /. is attached.
2. pau = /. arrive.
3. lagin pau = /. reach close to.
4. kanant p6d = I. fall into the
ears, (hear).
5. di = /. give, or bhair di = /.
give out, Z^t. porrige.
Beach, s. l.vistarap, -rpa, n. =
/. extension.
2. sakat, -kti,/. = I, capacity.
Re-act, ». ad ye, or pati lot(6).
Re-action, s. pati l6t(6), -t&, m. ;
prS,tik&rQi, -ne,/.
Read, V. vats.
Reader, s. vatspi, -pia, m.
Beading, s. vatsS^p, -tspa, n.
A'OogIc
N. B. Wordi eompounded uith Be-, not put doten here, are formed bg prefixing
pStl or poTtnn to the aord compounded kUH Be-.
Re&dinesB, s. t&yarai, -ye, /.;
tsurkpon, -na, n.*sl. activity.
Ready, a. i.t&j&T.
2.tsurk = /. active.
3. barik = /. witty.
4, D&gdi, e.£: money.
Beal, I. kb&rots ; niz.
R. property =s zago, -gea, m. ;
thir ast, -te,_/".
Eeality, s. l.y&stij, -tu, / = /.
a thing.
2. aat, -ta, «. = /. truth.
3.rs. kharots.
In r, = khirents, or niz zaun.
Boalize, v. l.kar = /, do; jari
k^r = execute.
2. sov6i kitr = /. make execu-
tion.
3. kh^ro m6ni kS,r — /. make
true; kiLrniauiu dak&i = /.
show with facts; see also
Verify.
Realm, s. razvotkai, -ye,y".; raz,
-ja, «.; razvot, -ti,_/".
Ream, s. r^zm, -ma, n., Mr.
{^from the Engl.)
Reap, V. l.(beien) luufi; (pik)
kat^r.
^■/g. z6d = /. obtain;^. m61 =
/. ba found, ck. cs.
Reaper, s. luuntolo.
Re&pin^-book, s. (luan&i) koiti,
-te,/
Rear, V. 1 . Tad&i.
2. pos =■/. feed.
3. band=/. build, c,^. an altar.
i.p&tleaii (ddn) p§,yaaiu-ut =
/. rise with (two) binder feet.
Bear, s. patU fouz, -ji,/, =/. be-
hind-army.
Reason, f. l.eomzikai, -ye,/.=/.
intelligence; m6t, -ii,/. = l.
miud; bud, -di, /., e.g. the
uae of r.
2.ruzYat, -\d,/., ex. ruzu = /.
a proof.
3.karan, -ua, «. = /, a cause;
sfib^b, {or e3,vab) ■h\,f.=i.
a motive.
^. often rs.
Without r. (for nothing) =
be|teu.
Reason, v. 1. t&rk kar = make
discussion, Lat. ratiocinari;
vlg. arment {corrup. of
argument) kar,//-.
2.budin ul3,i = /. speak wisely.
Reasonable, a. I . vazbi = I. pro-
per, convenient ; sama = /.
right.
2. budivont = /. wise.
3. sumar=^. moderate; see also
Rational. .
ReaaonfthlenesB, s. bud, -di,/,=/.
wisdom; vazbipon, -na, «.
Reasoser, s. tarkagar, -ra, m.
Rabec, s. reb^k, -ka, n.; sarangi,
-gi,/(«.A:.)
Rebel, 5. katkayegar, -ra, m.,or
katkai kartolo; kutagar,
-ra, m.
Rebel) ^. kut k^r; kafkai k&r.
Reb
396
Rec
N. !i. Worda compounded teilh Ba-, not put doten here, are fanned by prefixing
pstl or pottOQ to the leord eompoundtd leith Be-.
Bebellion, s. katkai, -je,/. ; kut
-ta, n. = plot, r.; utsambo^ai,
-ye,/. = /. excitement.
Bebound, v. pati sSr, or p. pdd,
(?/■ portan ud.
Bebnff, v. inkar kiir = I. make
opposition; 5^/. rs. into mel,
IM mg.form; see also Check,
Bebnff, s. inkar, -ri, /. (-ra, «.)
Rebuke, v. bestai = /. scold; see
also Blame.
Bebna, s. gad, -da, m.
Bebat, z*. 1. patimar = /. beat
back.
2. s4b&b di = /. give answer.
3. inkar k&r = /. make resis-
tance.
Beoall, V. 1. pati {or portun)
apoi.
2.kad'=/. take away.
3. raddj kar »= /. make nullity.
4. in6tint had = I. bring into
mind.
Beoant, V. pati had = retract,
take back, e.g. a former
declaration.
Beo&pitolate, v. 8&nk£Sp k&r.
BeoapitnJation, s, s&nksep, -pa,
m.
Beoapitnlatory, a. s&aki^patBO,
or s&nk6dp k&rtso.
Beoaat, v. 1. portnn ghal, e.g. in
printing.
2, porteiin rQp di b /. again
giye form.
. pati 3&r.
Beoeipt,^. l.r&8id,-de,/(/^iW.)
= acknowledgment of: 'ac-
knowledge the r. of = r&.
lekun ghe'.
2. p&nditaiSit, -ti, f.^l.a. note
of the doctor.
3. rs. into kanghe = receiye {or
kangherap).
4,huttaT61, -H,/, = income.
BeceiTe, v. 1. ge {ex. ghe), past
ghetlo, or kanghe, or kane,
{past kangelo or kanelo),
or kanel.
2.bh6ga:/. feel, e. g, r. pleas-
ure.
3. m^ s be found, e.g. an
answer, ch.cs.; see Admit.
Beoent, a. noYo; ailerartso.
Beoently, ad. yodAl (roddol =
some time ago); ailevar.
Becept&ole, .r. dS,rap, -rpii, n.;
aidan, -na, «. r«.
Beoeption, s. kanghe vap,-gheupa,
Beoipe, s. p&ndita£lt, -ti,y.
Beaipient, s. aidan, -na, n.
Beoesfl, s. yeksurai, -ye, /., or
yeksuri suat, -to,/.
Beaiprooal, a. yekamekatso.
Bfloiprooallf, ad. yekameka,
Beoital, s. 1. sang-^en, -nea, ».;
iet. s&Dg^Q.
2. utsarap, -rpfi, «., or utsar,
-ra, m. = 1. expression, pro-
nunciation.
Beoitation, s. vatsap, -tspi, ».;
rs. into sling or m6n = say.
„, „ L.oogic
m6n,
y. B. Wordi eompounded with Be-, no( put down ^re, areformtd by prefixing
pltl or poFlan to the vord eompounded viith Re-.
BflcIoBe, s. vlg. anakoret, -ta,
«., fr.\ B&nyasi, -sia, *».,
used only for a pagan r, ;
T&navasi, -Bi, m. = I. the ID-
habitant of a desert.
R8Coe*iiize, V. volka; gurt asa,
e.g. tatso gurt maka asa =
I r. him, /. his sign is to
me.
Reocdl, V. 1. pati s&r (on account
of fear).
2. kantal = abhor.
Beoollect, v. 1 . ugdas kar, G. M.,
or u. yeta =/. memory comes,
ch. cs.\ atou k4r, G. M.; yad
kar.
2. dusri (intaa bbair ghal = /.
put out other thoughts ; mdn
pati Yod.
Recollection, s. ngdas, -sa, ■m,\
atou, -tora, m.\ yad, -da, m.
Within r. of men = ugdas asS
titles.
Keoommeaoe, v- portun (or porto,
adj.) with the required verb;
portun Buru kar.
Beeommend, v. l.sipar&s k&r,
e.g. r. a person to another;
umedjn sang, G.F.
2. metsva = /. approve, Sb. Dot.
RecommendablOjiZ' I . siparilsetso;
metsvoutso.
2. &parbayetB0 = I. amiable.
3. tarifetso = r. for wit, n.c.
in this ftift.
Beoite, t. utsfir, .
sSng, e.g. a speech:
e.g. prayera, etc.
Reckless, a. fodposi >= good for
nothing; tG&trainatuUo = /.
inattentive.
Recklessness,;. naiita&trai,-ye,y;;
udasin, -na, ».; utavol,-li,y.
Reckon, v. I. lek kar, or only
lek(e), e.g.&Qtioxint8,or also,
fg, consider as, e. g, as a
friend; r. it as a gain = yen
adai m6ri lek.
2. mez(4) = count, one by one.
3. iSint = /. think, ch.cs.
R. on = patiye, znd Loc, e.g.
DeTafierpatiye; see Consider.
Beoko&iDff, s. Uk, -ka, n. ; vab-
zap, -zpa, n. = I. measure ;
see Reckon.
Reclaim, v. 1. (pati) mag {or
vapS^ m.) = /. ask back;
h&kku aBS> = /. right is, or
h. a. m6n sang.
2. bud sang = /. say advice,
e.g. r. from crime; or also
pati kad.
Reclamation, s. m&g-iien, -nea,
n.; or bet. pati mag-iien.
Recline, v. 1 . bagai => I. bend,
c.v. ^baga.
2. b6s = I. sit.
3. &dp6d, e.g. on the grass.
4. vonkon ubo ran =s /. lean
standing, or vonkon bfts = /.
sitting I.
A'OOgIC
Rec
Rec
iK B. Words compounded leiih Bb-, not
picl or porlan to Ae limple
Beeommendatioii, s. 1. §ipar&8,
-si,/.
2. metsyoneft, -nea, «, = /. ap-
probation, e. g. of a superior
of his subjects.
Beoommeiidatoiy, a. sipar&sitso
or sipar&s kiirtso.
Bflcompeuse, v. iuam di = /■ giye
reward.
Recompense, s. inam, -ma, m.
BeoompoBe, ^. l.portuu B&ma
ghal, or p. maud.
2. p. bor^i = /. write again.
3. thand kiir, or fuslai = /. make
calm.
Reoonoile, v. s&madhan k&r&i,
c.v.\ fuslai; thS-nd kSr = /.
make cold,y^.
Be conciliation, s. s&madhan, -na,
«.; soukasai, -ye,/.
Beoondite, a. gupit or gutatso;
lipi^lo = /. concealed.
Beoonnoitre, ^. vitsar&nk&r-, Bar-
ken pdle, or 86dna karn p.
Beoord, s. I. daklo, -lea, m. = /.
a document, e.g. a volume
of records.
2. ugdas, -sa, m. = I. memory.
S.daftfer, -rS, «. = a roll of
books.
4.i« pi. (yilrBanfieo) kh&bro,
pi. /. = l. news (of the years) ;
k^tba, -the, /. = l. history.
Record, v. dakfll k&r (enter in
a book); urS,i » I. cause to
remain; bet. ugdas urM.
pui doun here, are formed by prrjixing
word compounded leiih Re-.
Recount, ». eang or mfin.
Recourse, s. (have r. to) I. Cm.
asro kanghe = take refuge
in; adhar mag = /. ask help,
Cm.; kakult mag = /. a&k
mercy, G. F.; only mag;
veta = /. goes.
2.pr&y6g k&r = /. make use.
3 . pr&j&tan k&r = I. make effort,
try.
4. sometimes omitted, e.g. have
r. to flight = dauQ.
Recover, v. 1. vSsul ghe, or var
pits ghe = /. get back, e.g.
money.
2. guri zata = /. good quality
(health) becomes; boro zata
= /. becomes good (healthy).
3. vants = ex. survive, e. g.
k&s^loi jiv vants as onan=£iz^.
nonfieret salva omnis caro,
I. all flesh would not be
saved.
Let me r. = usuas s6dunk di.
Recovery, i. 1. vasuli,-le,/, e.g.
of money.
2, gun, -^a, m., e.g. of health;
s&uin, -ne,/. (from a fit).
Recreant^ a. bluyatso= /. fearing ;
phukki = I. coward ; db&ir-
uatullo; see Apostate.
Recreate, v. 1. khusal k&r (or
kulaUi, ». c.)
2.santos bh6g = A enjoy plea-
sure («. v.).
Reoreation, J. 1. soukasai, -ye,/.;
N. B. Word* eompounded with Be-, not
patl or portnn to the n'mple
khugalai, -ye,/.; g&mm&t,
-tSi, n.
2. khuSalayetso Tel(6),-la, m. =
/.a time of pleasure; kli^ltso
vel = /. a time of playing ;
kh^l, -la, m. =s play, amuse-
ment.
Bsorimin&te, ^. t6ndar mar = /.
beat on the mouth; pati
i^or portuQ) gunyaubar k&r
= /. make back guilty; upra-
teu ulSi; durva.
Bacrnit, s. novo sipai, -ya, m. =
I. a new soldier.
Recruit, v. 1 . novo k&r = I. make
new.
2. bol di = /. give force.
3.bh6r = /. fiU.
Recruiting*, .r- sipay&niSen melou-
nen, -nea, «.
Beotaogle, J. samakonso, -sea,^.
Rectifioatioii, ^. su(ikar6eu,-iSea,
n.\ auddij kiriSen.
Rectify, V. sima kkv ; see Correct.
Rectitude, s. nai, -ja, m.
Rector, s. vodil, -la, m. = I.
a superior; ts&l&itolo; kar-
kbaneagar, -t^, m. = I. an
administrator (not ex., or
only for some cases).
Recumbent, see Lean, Beoline.
Recuperation, s. Td.3uli, -le, /.,
e.g. of one's own things.
Recnr, v. 1. mag = /. ask. Cm.
2. portun ye, or pati ye =
come again or back; p6d =
put dovtn 'here, art formed by prefixing
aord eompaunded with Be-.
/. fall, e.g. a feast; see
Recourse.
Bed, a. 1. tambdo.
2. zambli rang&tso (a reddish
purple).
3, kentso {said of hair), light-
red, auburn (//. biondo).
R. timber = martitso ruk (?).
Redden, v. tambdo kSr, tr. v.;
t, za, «. V.
Reddish, a. tambdoso, or tamhso.
Redeem, v. sdd&i, c. v. of s6d =
leave; s6dvon kftr = /. make
salvation, G. F.
Redeemer, s. S6dvondar, -ra,w,
TarSk, -ka, m.
Redemption, s. sddvon, -ni, /.;
udargati, -ti,/.
Bed-hot, a. tap3,illo; ujeab&riso:
zSItso = /. burning.
Redness, 'f- tambdo r6ng, ^a, m.
= I. red colour.
Redolent, a. rs. p&rmal yeta =
/. smell comes; pSriniljatBO
= good amelling.
Redouble, v. dodo k3.r = /. make
double ; ddn pauti tsM k&r
= make twice more.
Redound,^. I. mirua = /. exceed,
surpass; bhair vau=:/. flow
out.
2.^. p6d = /. fall, e. g. upka-
rak p6dta = /. redounds to
benefit.
Redress, v. 1. pati di = /. give
back ; vap&s di = /. give back.
L.oogk-
Red
Ref
y. B. Worit compojittded wiA Be-, not
pati or portnn to the simple
2.bb6rD di = /. give full, (re-
pair), e.g^. honour.
Bednee, v. 1-iy c, v.; k&r = do.
2. urio or barik or &Bk&t zat& ^
gets les8, or thio, or weak,
S.khalto )i.&v=:L make subject,
ch. cs.
4. ur^i = I. cause to remain
witii, e.g. Csesar had been re-
duced to two legions.
5.pau = /. reach, arrive; za —
/. become, e.g. reduced to
poverty.
6. s^ma k&r = make right, e.g.
a diBlocation.
Eeduction, s. 1. rs. into v.
2. nnepon, -na, «. = /. diminu-
tion, /g. misery; lai^rpon,
-na, n.
Heduudiincy, s. tsadau, -dava., m.
Bednndant, a. tsadtso; see
donnd.
Bednplioation, s. dodap, -dpa, n.
Beed,^. £ivo,-Tea,««.; n61,-!a, «.
Beek, v. 1 . duvor yeta = I. smoke
comes, c&.cs.
2. nb yeta = /. steam comes.
Bed, V. kamp; h&l = I. move
(».!..)■
Befeotory, s. jeuna6eil kud, -da,
«.; j. sal, -la, «■
Befer, v. l.dhadsA send; iei.
crc, e.g. T. to the letter =
kagad p6le mdn sang.
2. mukar ghal = /. put before,
e.g. a thing to a judge.
put doan here, are formed hy prt;fiaiag
tBord eotnpotmded with B»-.
3. m6n = /, say.
4. lai = /. apply, /g. ascribe,
e.g. r. faults to; ganyaakar
kHr = /. make guilty, ch. cs.
5. s&r k&rn dSkfii s /, making
comparison show, (allude).
6. rs. pasun = on account of;
(to what does this r. ? » yen
kitea pasun?); visyant asa.
Reference, s. (with r. to), viiyant
m/. about.'
Beflnei v. 1 . s&ma (or nital s
pure, or B&mpurn = perfect,
or suddi} = correct) kir.
2. vrfiddhi fcir = /. make pros-
perous.
Eflfloemeat, s. gun, -na, m. = I.
improvement; rs. v.
Be&eet, v. 1. (uzvad) pa,tip6d&i,
-sarfii, -udfli = /. send back
(light).
2. (tujca itle&k or portun)
fiint = /. think (with your-
self or again); alofien k&r =
/. make judgment; 6int = /.
think.
Reflection, s. 1. pa^ipddap, -dp&,
».; sarkeii, -kea, n. = simili-
tude,
2. niyal, -IS,, m., or prestau,
-tava, m. = meditation, con-
sideration.
3. ts&trai, -ye, /. =s i. a note, a
remark,
4. (porti) fiintna, -ne, f. = l.
(turned) thought {pkil.)
Jf. B, Worit eompomidtd with Be-, not
pitt or portan to th» timpU
Reflaotire, a. rs. into the parti-
ciple of the verb {see above).
Reform, v. 1. uoveo rQp di = ^.
give a new form,
2. a&ma or sarko (k&r) = /.
make right, e.g. life.
Beformation, s. 1. noven rOp,
-pel, n.s:l, a uev form.
2. gup, -pa, m. = I. improve-
meat.
Refraot, V. vankdok&rs/. make
crooked.
Refraetion, s. vsnkdepon, -na,
».; vankud, -da, n.
Refraetory, a. dharnn=iA obsti-
nate; inkar k&rtsos:/. mak-
ing opposition; hokum mi-
ruontso= /. surpassing order.
Refrain, ""■ I.tsuk&i, c.v. = l.
avoid, keep back.
2. (apnak) inkar kir = /. make
resistance (to oneself); apnak
3d f eta or veta>=goeB against
oneself, n. c; (apnacer) z&it
vor= /. carry victory (against
oneself).
3.samba4 = A keep, e.g-.- r.
the tongue.
I could not r. from ... = . . .
nastan&n rfiuok* nozo zalen.
Refresh, ^. 1 ■ soukasai di s /.
give peace.
2. portuD ghe, p. di = receive,
or give again.
3. thand k^r ^7, make cool
(mind and body).
Reg
put down here, are farmed hy prefixing
word eorapottnded with Re-.
Befreshmant, s. 1. souk&a^i, -ye,
/. = i. peace.
2. gh&Uii, -ye, /. ^ t. strength.
3. ph&lar, -ra, nt. s I. luncheon.
Refrigeratory, a. thiind k&rtso.
Refuge, s. 1. asro, -rea, m., pr.
fg.\ s&r&pa, -na, «,
2. adhar, -ra, m.^l, help ; s^sai,
-ye,/.
Take r, in. . . xiO»..asro ghe.
Refuse, s. s^riinasfidtso, ri/^W.;
asro sddtso (or sod^llo);
p^rdeSi = /. an exile.
Reftalgenoe, s. p&rz&l, -la, m.
Refusal, s. inkar, -ri, f.\ rs. naka
m6n=/. say not; nSnkobuli,
-le,/. ™ /. no consent.
I got a r. e: maka inkar zali.
Refuse, !'. oak& m6n; inkar kar
{Acc^\ neg. of kobuli di, or
vdp =3 consent.
Befntation, s. soluap, -pa, n.;
p&dau,-dava, »!.=/. defeat^.
Refute,©. l.solvS.i,«.^. an error;
p&dau Iiilr = /. make defeat,
//■
2. tondar mar, or t. jivsi mar
= /, beat on the mouth:
ex. recriminate (in private
matters).
3. s&tSvip dSk&i = /. show not
true, n.c.
Regalia,^. rSyafie gurtij,, »».^A =
/. signs of a king.
Regard, ?'. 1 . pdle = look ; diit
ghal=/. put sight {zndLoc).
A'OogIc
Reg 4(
if. B. Wordt compounded with Be-, not
pA^i or poTtvn to Ike timple
2.6int = /. think; lek(6) = I.
count, cODsider.
S. lag = /. be attached , _^-., ^.^.
it does DOt r. me = jeS makS
laganan; p6d=/. fall, or si-
m&nd asa <e I. connexion is,
respect, have reference to,
be concerned with.
Regard, s. 1. z^t&n, -tne, /. =1.
care ; ts&trai, -ye, /. = /.
attention.
2. iLlo5en, -ni, yi = esteem, opi-
nion.
With r. to = viiyant.
Begardless, a. ts&trainatallo;
zS,t&n kanencituUo; fUdposi.
Regency, s. (raja5enj tsS,louneS,
-nea, «.; (rajatso) karkhano,
-nea, «.=/. administration of
kingdom; ts&Iounfii s&bha,
-bhe,/. = /. a council of re-
gency.
Begenerate, v. 1. portun zalm&i.
2.J^, noYO HiT = l. make new.
Begeneratioa, ^. 1. novi ji^, -ye,
/. = l. a new life.
2. novo zSrlm, -mii, m. = I. a.
new birth.
Regent, s. mz ts&loantso ; raja^
karkfaS.neagar, -r&, m.
Begioide,^. rayakhunigilr,-r&,fft.
Regimen, see Diet.
Regiment, s. foajiv&nto, -tea, m.
= a portion of an army.
Region, s. 1. g&un, -anra, m.; see
Country.
)1 Reg
put doten here, are formed hy prefixing
aord compounded v>Uh Bs-.
2.6uat, 'te,/. = 1. a. place.
Register, s. l.daklo, -lea, m.=
a record.
2.patti, -te,/ = /. a list.
3. d&fter, -ra, n. = a roll of
books.
Register, v. dakSl k&r, ir.; d.
za, «.V., e.g". in a book.
Begifltrar, s. dakle dovdrtolo;
vig. rijistrar, -ra, m.,/r.
Registration, s. rs. into v.
Regret,^. duk,-ki,/. = /. sorrow;
p&g&atap, -pEb, m.
Regret, V. duk, or duk dista =
/. sorrow appears, Sb. Dat.\
pfi.s£atap pan (aun p. pau-
tan).
Regular, a- 1. kr&mantrif (yar.
k&rmantry.), e. g. r. habits.
2. 8&map6dtso = /. falling right
(symmetric); kb&ndit = /.
positive.
S.kaidea p&rma^e tsfiltolo, or
kaide sambaltolo = /. observ-
ing duties.
Regularly, ad. 1. kr^m zaun, or
bet. kr&mantri} zaun, or
krilman.
2. favotea p&rmane = /. in dae
manner.
3.tsukanastanlln = /. not fail-
ing.
Regnlarlty, 5. I. kr&m, -m&, n.
= I. order,
2.mandaT61, -li,/. = good ar-
rangement, disposition.
„, „ L.oogic
Reg
402
Rel
2f. B. WoTdi compounded with Be-, not
pSti or portnti to the limple
BeguUte, v. 1 . taHlSA = direct.
2.Bama ghal = I. put right;
kr3,mar doT6r = I. put in
order.
3. o/len the construction of Ike
sentence must be changed.
Eegnlation, s. 1 . vlg. rfegrg, -re,
f.^/r. = l. a rule; hukum,
-kme,/.
2. kaide, pi. m. = I. rules, pr.\
kanun, -na, n.
Rehabilitate, v. adle bari ka,r.
Rekearaal, s. l.katba, -the,/. =
/. a story.
2.80v6i, -ye,/., or fibySs, -sa,
m. = ;. practice.
Behearae, v. 1 . sang t^r m6n = I.
say.
2. 80v6i {or abyas) k&r = /.
make practice.
Boi^i V. 1. razvot (or razvot-
kai) kar, znd Loc.
2.t8&13.i = /. govern.
Relgrn, s. raz, -ja, n., or razvot,
-ti,/. or razpat, -ta, «., or
r^zTo^kai, -ye,/.
Rein, s. lagap, -gpa, n.
Reinforce, v. (fouz) tsadSi = I.
increase (an army),
Reinforoement, s. ts^douni, -ne,/
R^ect, ^. 1 ■ ud&i = /. throw ; add.
2. inkar kir = I. make resis-
tance, {Ace.)
3. beparvo kar = /. despise, re-
ject, G. M. ; neg. of piiaand
kftr, or v6p=con8ent, or na-
pM dovm here, are formed by preJExinj
word compounded ailA Be-.
p&aand kHr; neg. of aik:
'mag-nen aikanan'.
Rejection, s. inkar, -ri, /. {^ar.
-ra, «.)
Rejoice, v. khuSal kflr {or khu-
sal&i) = make joyful; s&ntos
di, tr.v.^ or s. bh6g, «.!'.=
/. give tfrfeel pleasure; ulas
di or u. bhdg.
Rejoin, v. 1. mel&i, c. v. qfmii\ =
be united.
2. zab diun Bang = answering
aay.
3. pati ye, or pat dhftr = I.
come back, f>^ keep the back.
Relapee, v. portun p6d = /. fall
again.
Relapse, s. portenpddap, -dpa,
«.; bet. rs. into -v.
Relate, v. l.mon; sang = say,
teU.
2.t&psi] sang = say details.
3.1ag = /. be attached,y^., e.g.
mS,ka laganan = it does not
concern me.
4. Or. visyant asa=/. is about.
Related, a. 1. s&iro: 'nearly r.=
lagsilo s.'; ISktso,
^./g. simitnd aByllo = /. con-
nected.
3. visayatao = I. which is about,
e.g. Deva v. niyal, -la, ».,
n.c.
Relation, s. 1. kobar, -bre,/. = A
news ; ^biprai, -ye, f.^l.
information.
N. B. WorA» eompoundtd mth Re-, not
piti or portnn to the timple
2.6&iro, or s&iro clairo,-rea,M.
= /. klDsman; Uktso m&Dis,
-nsa, m.
3 siiirik, -ke,/. = /. coosariigui-
nity.
4.y^. s&m&nd, -da, m. = l. con-
nectioa (also phiL).
Me is my r. = to mak& s&iro
lekta.
Rel&tionBhip, s. 1. sfLirik, -ke,/.
= /. consaQguinity or affinity.
2.sarken, -kea, n. = i. resem-
blance.
Belativa, ^. s&m&ndi, -dia, m.
(a distant r.)
Relax, V. Bi4 or sidil kftr = /.
lax, p-.^/ff., e.g. get tepid.
Relaxation, s. 1. g&dilai, -ye,/,
pr./g-
2. da,m, -ma, m, = /. rest, breath-
ing ; khuialai, -ye, /. =: a-
musement, pleasure ; sou-
kas&i, -ye,/;
Relaxed, a. s&dil, pr.fg.
Relay, s. tS.palg6de, pi. m. = /.
horses of post.
Release, "a. 1. sdd, pass, sut;
s&dil k&r = /. make loose.
2. sutka k&r = /. make delivery.
Release, s. 1. sutka, -ke,/ = /.
liberty.
2. sodvon, -^e, / = /. redemp-
tioD.
3. Bidilai, -■^fi,f.s^l. relaxation.
Relent, v.perh. sut, e.g. hia anger
relents.
put doun hare, tyre formed by prefixing
tBord eompoaaded mth Be-.
Bella, s. relik, -ke,/.,/y.
Relief, J. 1. halVai,-ye,/.,/r.^.
= /. lightness; bhnzon, -^e,
/= comfort, consolation; efi-
madhan, -na, n.; d&m, -ma,
m. = I. rest, a taking breath.
2.adhar, -ra, m. = /. help;
a&hai, -ye,/ = /. help, assis-
tance.
3. s&dilai, -ye,/ =/. relaxation.
4. kantoaQB&en JSitr^, -tra, «. ^
/. a carved image.
Believe, ». 1. halu kSr, ^./^.
2. bhuzii = I. console, e.g.
the afflicted, etc. \ s^madhan
or BOukasai di.
3. biLdM = /. change, (milii.).
Beligion, s. sastrij, -ra, «, (var.
sa8tir,-ra,«.); s&modti-ti,/
Religions, a. 1 . sflmodtitso or
sastratso.
2, deyasponatso = /. devout;
bh&ktivont = devout ; bha^
gevoQt=/. holy.
Balif ions, s. sastri, -ri, tn.\ mota-
vasi, -si, m. = I. an inhabi-
tant of a convent, «. «.; zig.
frad, -di, m., or padri, -ri,
■m.fr.
Belinquish, v. s&d or sand.
Reliquary, s. 1. relike korndo,
-dea, m. = l.a box of relics,
Jr.; relike p6t, -te,/ = /. a
box for relics.
2. urku,-k&, «. = a native form
of r. for private use only.
Rel
404
Rem
Jf. B- Word* eompoundad ttilh Be-, not
pa(i or portnn to the rimple
BeliAh, V. ruts = /. taste, Si. Dai.;
tsakuQ p6!e = /. tasting see;
or teak.
Bellsh, s. 1 . TOtB, -5i,/. - /. taste.
2.ni8teD,-tea, n., wbatis com-
monly eaten with rice to
make it more palatable.
Reluctance, s. nankhuii, 'le,/^,
or rs. khusi nan.
Belactant, a. khagm&tullo.
Bely,!'. patiye, oij. 2nd Loc\ or
patiyeni dovfir.
V. rau; ar, e.g. d6n
batio urlyat = two baskets
remained (of food).
Bemainder, s. I . baki, -ki,y., e.g.
of a debt.
2. urta ten = I. what remains.
3. usten, -tea, n. (of eatables).
BemainB, s. moden, -dea, n. = I.
a corpse.
Bemark, s. ts&trai, -ye,/.; I&ro,
-rea, m. = annotation.
Bemark, v. ts^trai k&r or ts.
kange; pdje = /. look, ^. ;
kan dis/. give ear; m6tint
gh3,l = I. put in mind.
Bemarkable, <!■ l.ts&trayetso, i^r
ts&trai favozallo ; p61euntB0
= l. to be seen.
2. navaddik = I. famous ; aa-
vadgo; UkSa faTOzalIo = /.
to which care, attention, res-
pect, must be paid; bhari
= /. important; ftaadbar^ =
put doign Aere, are formed 6y pr^fiasmg
word eontpoanded toUh &••■
/.extraordinary; &pmp = /.
rare.
3,&jap3.tso = /. wonderful, etc.
Bemedy, s. 1. upai, -ya, m. = I.
means; vokst, -kta n. = I.
medicine,/r.^., e.g. against
vices.
2. gsro, -rea, m. = refuge;
fldhar, -ra, m. = help.
Bemedy, v. 1. boro or s&ma k&r;
guii k&rs/. make improve-
ment.
2. upai di a /. give means.
Bemember, v. ugdas {or atou)
kir, G, M. ; yad kSr ; ugdas
yeta or u. asa = I. memory
comes, or is, G. M.\ m6tint
yeta.
Remembrance, s. ugdas, -sa, tn. ;
atou, -tova, m.; yad, -da, in,
Bemlsd, v. 1. m6tint had, or m.
ghal =■ /. put into mind ;
ugdas k&r = I. make memory ;
niyalak had = I. bring to
consideration.
2. bud sang = /. say advice.
RemisisoaDoe, see Bemembr&noe.
Remise, a. alsi^/. lazy; f^posi
= negligent, good for noth-
ing; 8adil = /. loOBe,_/^.
Remission, s. I. s&dilai, -ye, f.
(a being loose).
2. hogsaiie, -nea, n. = I. pardon.
Remit, v, 1. bogsio/. pardoa;
sdd, e.g. a fine; But, n. v.;
m&f kir K I. excuse.
A'OogIc
Rem
405
Ren
2f. B. Words eompoxmdei wttA Ba-, not
pft^I or portan to tho titnple
2. deaa = /. descend, e.£.feyet.
3. dhad or dhadn di s /. aend;
parol = I. cause to reach.
4. vopsun di = /, consign; see
also Befer.
Bemittaaoa, s. dhadijllo dadu,
-dua, m. = I. sent money;
i&£ Cn. hundi, -ye, /. com-
tnonly used.
Remittent, a, retso-urtso or vor-
tokadto (fever) ; poireatso
(fever).
Remonstraaoe, see Protest
Bemonstrate, v. 1. beStai = /.
scold; bud eangssay ad-
vice; durva=:/. expostulate.
2. &ddi kar = /. make opposi-
tion.
Remorse, s. tsurtsoro, -rea, in.
e. g. r. of conscience; &n-
t&sk&matso kido, -dea, m. a
I. a worm of the heart; m6-
natsabni, -ne,_/.
Remote, a. poisilo = which is
far; rs. into poia.
Remotely, ad. pois.
Removal, s. bhairs^rap, -rpa, n.
= /. starting; see ^^^liAiL^fi^,
Deposition.
Remove, v. l.kad, or pel&n k.
or p. vor=take away.
2. tsuk&i = /. avoid, Ace.
S.vots mfin = /. eay 'go*,
d.bhair s&r = /. start; see
Degradfl.
Bemaneiate, v. in&m di, ^e.
jjui down Aoro, are/orfnsd hy prefixi/ng
word Miapounded viith Be-.
Bemaneration, f . l.inam,-ma,«.
2.kul, -li,/.=wage8.
Bend, v. pind, £,^. cloth ; mod(6)
=/. break; f6d, «.^. a tree.
Render, v. 1. di = /. give, e.ig.
an acconnt.
2. tsillili, e. g. T. what is due to.
3.k&r = /. make.
4. t&rzumo k^r = I. make ver-
sion.
5. pati (or vap5,B) di = /". give
hack ; bhdrn di = /. give full ,
e.g. hononr.
Rendezvous, ;. melasu&t, -te, /.
(or meliii saat) = /. a place
of reunion.
Benegade, s. 1. b&v&dt sddijllo
=s /. one who left faith.
2. Iutst30,-Cea,m. =/. a rascal.
Benew, v. 1. portun k&r = I.
make again.
2. novo klbr = /. make new.
3. sS.ma k&r = /. make right.
Renewal) s. porto, joined to the
req. noun, or rs. into portun
k&riieS.
Bennet, s. me)ai, -ye, /.; ir^an,
-9a, n. (buttermilk, common-
ly used here as rennet).
Benonnoe, v. 1. pat k&r (p&ti
k&r 3: send hack).
2. B6d = /. abandon, e. g. an
office.
Banovate, see Banew.
Benowned, a. p9,rb&l; see also
Jvama.
A'OogIc
Ren.
N. S. Wordt eompoanded loith Be-, not
put or poiian to the ritapU
Bent, s. l.b&dea, -dea, fi.'Er. of
a house.
2. gfin, -^i,/. = /. a lease, used
also for I. ; 'gSnik ka^e = /,
take at r.'
a.vad, -di /.-=/. interest (of
a capital).
4. foj, -la, m. = effect.
5.modap, -dpa, «.; fu^, -ti,
/, = /, a chink.
Bent, V. I. badeak di=c/. let on
lease.
2.hadeak kane = I. take on
lease.
Renunciation, s. sbdtd, -ne, /.;
raji, -je,/.
Repair, v. 1. sS,ffla k&r.
2.iarikpori di = /. giye repa-
ration ; hh6rn di = /. giye
full (r. honour); see also
Recourse.
Reparation, s. 1. farikpon, -9a,
n. = I. satisfaction.
2.yor other mn. rs. into v.
Repast, s. jevan, jeuna, «. = /.
dinner.
Repeal, v. r^dy kar = /. make
nullity, e. g. a law ; kadn
ghal.
Repeal, s. r&ddi;, .da, n.
Repeat, "v. .portun, with the req,
verb\ p. kir.
Repeatedly, ad. portun portun.
Repel, V. 1. pati k&r, or p. ghal
= /. put back.
2. inkar k&r = /. resist, {Acc^.
Rep
pu( down i«re, are formtd ly prefixing
viori eompottnded loitA B*-.
S.patimars/. beatback; p&ti
ldt(6) 31 /. push back.
Repent, T^. duk dista, Sb. Dat=t.
sorrow appears ; d, dh&r = /.
catch sorrow.
Repentance, s. duk, -ki,/.; p^&a-
tap,-pa, M.; tsurtsuro, -rea,
m.; zal, -la, m. = l. a huta-
Bepertcny, s. b&ndar, -ra, ».
Repetition, s. rs. into v.
Rdpine, v. Siu ulfli.
RepininjTt ^- ^i^i -^i '"-
Replace, v. \.G. euater ghal.
2. adle suater ghal.
Replery, v. zaminer pati karie.
Reply, V. za,Tab (or prMiz&vab)
di; patiul9.i,cr pati portun u.
Reply, J- (pr&ti-) z&vab, -hi,/./
pati-ut&r, -tra, «., n.c.
Report, V. k&l&i=/. make known,
c. V. of kM; k&bar had = /,
bring news.
Report, s. 1 . phukaro, -rea, m. =
I, rumour; k&bar, -bre,/ =
I. news.
2. jniia, -na, m. =■ I. honour.
3.16k, -kit, n. = an account;
riror, -ra, m. = I. an expla-
nation, a statement.
Repose, s. soukasai, -jG,f.; d&m,
-ma, m. ^ /. breath,^^.
Repose, v. soukas&i {or d&m)
kane.
R. your hope on =b 2nd Loc.
patiyeni doy6r.
A'OogIc
Rep
407
Rep
N. B. Words compounded toiih Be-, not
pad or portun to the limple
Repository, s. dov6r6i suat, -te,/.
Bepreliend, v. beStai; see Blame.
BeprebenBion, s. beStauneS, -nea,
Represent, ^'- l-baz&r It&i = I.
make present.
2.mukar ghal = /. put before,
3.G. suater asa = is in the
place of; G. rup dakai = /.
show the form of; G, v§8
ghal =. put a mask; or only
dakai ^ I. show.
4. nijalak had = I. bring to
consideration.
5.6int = ;. think.
Bepraeentation, s. l.dakon, -ni,
f.^e.g. of the Passion of J. G.
2. sarken, -kea, n. =/. resemb-
lance; rup, -pa, n. = l. form.
3. iirji -je,/. =1. a, petition.
Representative, s. G. rup dakai-
tolo, etc.
Repress, v. l.bftl mod(6) = I.
break force.
2. niyfti; thambfti, r&Toi, e.g. a
revolution.
Eepressiott, s. rs. into v.
Beprieve, v. l.pati ghal.
2.(phJiis3,l) pati kad.
BepTimand, 'V. l.beltai.
2. napHsand k&r = I. make dis-
approval.
Reproach, v. l.be$tai = /. scold.
2. l&z&i = /. cause to blush.
3. gali e&ng, or g. sou = I. say
abuses.
pvt down here, are formed hy prejixing
vord eompoanded leilh Be-.
4. gnnyaukar k&t = I. make
guilty.
S.k^nd; see Blame.
Beproaoh, s. l.dur, -ra, n.
2. bestaunen, -nea, n.
3. ^paman, -na, m.=l. disgrace;
laz, -je,/ =/. shame.
Reprobate, ». sirap ghal, or s.
p6dili.
Reprobation, s. sft^ni, -ne,/., or
rs. V.
Reproduce, v. I.portun ubz&i =
/. produce again.
2. p. dakai kar = /. introduce
again, e.g. a custom.
Reproof, see Disapproval.
Reprove, see Reprimand.
Reptile, J. jival, 4i,/. n.c; jiu-
dal, -H,/.; tsirEajiudad, nSi,
/. = /. a creeping animal.
Republic, s. dhazftnanfien raz,
-ja, n.=l. reign of 1 Opersons ;
parjeCeii raz = I. reign of
the people.
Repudiate, v. (bailek) B6d.
Repugnance, s. naukhusi, -%&,/.',
inkar, -ri,/ {var. -ra, «.)
= /. opposition ; vonkaro,
-rea, m. = l. nausea.
Have r. to = boren disan^n, or
khusi nan, or vonkaro yeta,
e.g. to food.
Bepngnant, a. khuiinatullo.
Repulse, see Repel, Refusal-
Repulsion, s. adlot(6), -ta, m.
Repulsive, ». adl6ttso.
Rep
a. B. Words tompeunded with Be-
pEfi or portan to the timple
Repntation, ^. boreanauS.-naTa,
n. = l. good name; man, -n&,
m., abru, -iS., <». = lionbut;
bori alofien, -iii,/ = /. good
opinion; kirt, -ti,/.
Enjoy a good r. = boren nana
bh6g.
Injure, impair the r. = boron
naufi (or man) kad; b. n.
(or m.) pad k&r.
Bequest, i>. mag, 0«.
Request, s. mag-neS, -nea, n.
At the request of = maglelea
(or mfi-gCea) pasun.
Grant a r. = mag-neS aik.
Require, v. 1. zai =/. is neces-
Ba,Tj,S6.Dai.; g&rjetsozauu
asa =: is necessar;; or g&rz
asa.
2. mag = /• request.
Requisite, s. gftrjefii vastij, -tu,
/.=l.& necessary thing; zai
tofi.
Requisition, s. l.miig-nen, -nea,
n.
2. apotinen, -Eieg, n. = l. a, call.
Requital, s, inS,m, -ma, n. = I.
a reward; sambal, -IS., m. = I.
pay; (%rik, or) farikpon,
•na, n. = l. satisfaction.
Requite, "o. inam di or farik k^r.
Rescind, v. r&ddi^ k&r = /. make
nullity.
Rescission, s. r&ddy, -da, n.
Rescript, s- hukum, -kme, /.
Rescue, v. kad = I. take out, e. g.
Res
pMi down here, are formed hy prefixing
word eompottnded viith Be-.
from danger ; 86d = /. deliver,
or bet. s6d^, c. v.; sutka
k&r = I. make delivery.
Research, 5. vitaar^n, -na, ».;
diriyaft, -ti, /. = judicial r.;
t&nki, -ke,/. =s I. & trial.
Research, v. k&r with one of the
above nouns.
Resemblance, s. sarken, -kea, n.\
B&r, -ri,/.
Resemble, v. sarko zaun asa (ta^
£e s&rko; ^»/ Devak sarko) ;
Or. b&ri z^un asa = is like;
Dat. s&ma zaun asa = is like.
Resent, i>. viiitak vor = I. take
to evil; pasfiatap kanghe =
/. take sorrow; vlg. bontso
f ulta = /, the bill flowers .
(be makes long faces), n.c.
Beseutment, s. nankhusi, -se,y.,
or rs. into v.
Resenration, s. rs. v.
Reserve, v. ap^ak dovdr s keep
for oneself; sambain dov6r,
e. g. food.
Reserve, s. gutatso sobau, -bava,
m.^l, a mysterious inclina-
tion, or rs, into vogo rauta.
Reserved, a. gn^tso; vlg. th&ra-
tso.
Beservoir, s. l.t&len, -lea, «. =
a tank.
2. bain, bain,/. =/. a well.
3.mildak,-dka, n. = ^. amarsb.
4. kat, -ta, m. = a, dam to keep
water in channels.
L.oogk-
Res
N. B. Wordi compounded icWt Be-, not
pitl or portan lo the timple
Beside, e'- rau, or aaa, or vas kAr,
Besidenoe, s. 1 . thikanen or ta-
nefi, -nea, n., also of a bi-
shop; bidar,-ra,w, = ^. dwell-
ing; bonglo, -lea, m.,/r.
2.raTap, raupa, «. = (tbe act
of) remaining.
Beflign, ir. v. 86d = I, abandon ;
Topsun di = /. give over;
raji di.
Beaigrn, n. v, soa^ikai kane =
keep patience ; s&madhati do-
v6r = /. keep peace; rs. De-
Ta£e khase pirmano tsai.
Besi^atioa, s. l.soanikai, -ye,
f.—l. patience.
2. yekot, -ta, m. = I. union, e.^.
his r. to the will of God =
tatso yekot DevaiSe khusek.
3. raji, -jo,/. = r. of an office.
4. khaltepon, -na, n. = /. sub-
jection.
Sesin, s, dambor, -ra, ot.; tirbaa-
tani g6nd, -da, m. = Arabic
gum; i^udan, -na, ».
Besist, i>. l.inkar k&r. Ace;
addi (or adkai) kir = I. make
objection.
2.mukar rau = /. remain in
the face.
3. porto zauo asa = is contrary
(Dat.); Dai. ad z^un asa =
is against.
4. ad ul&i = speak against.
Besistance, s. l.inkar, -ri, /.
[var. -ra, «.)
put down here, are formed by prefixing
teord compounded with Re-.
S.&ddi, -de,/, or adkai, -li,/.
= I. obstacle.
3. b61, -la, M. = /. force.
Beeolnte, a. 1 . dhairavont or
dh&iradik; thir = /. firm;
bben natuUo = /. not afraid ;
khfidakhad.
2,tayar = /. ready.
Resolution, s. 1. ni6eu, -Ceva, m.,
e.g. to avoid sin.
2. dhair, -ra, «. = /. courage.
3.alo6en, -ni,/. = I. opinion.
4,mrmariefi, -nea, w., e.g. of
a meeting; or het. ni5£eisilli
v&st^, -tn,/.
BeeolTe, v. l.nistSeisi = deter-
mine, pass a resolution.
2. vivor sang, G.M., or vivor-
si = /. explain; Jirth eang =
/. say meaning.
S.vingad kar = /. separate.
Eesort, v. l.veta, wilh -ts; see
Gram. P. III. ch. ii.; sabar
pauti veta = goes many times.
2. asro kanghe = /. take refuge;
pray6g kar, G. M. = /. make
use; see Use.
Besound, v. l.talo {or avaz) pa-
ti p6dai - 1, send back voice.
2.fg. hogojai = I. praise, ch.
cs. ; b6b mar = /. cry.
The house resounds with up-
roar =ghar goujen bh6r!an.
I, s. adhar, -ra, 7a.=help;
sahai, -ye, /. = assistance;
upai, -ya, f». = means.
A'. B. Word/ compounded teitb He-, not put daiBn here, are formed By prefiinsig
piti or porlnn to the timple word compounded ailh Be-,
nan di, or m&n
Beapect, t'. 1 . i
k&r; mand.
2.1ag=/. be attached,^, (con-
cern) ; see Begrard.
Bespeot, £■ 1. man, -na, m.; m&t-
yad, -di,/. = honesty.
2. s^m^nd, -da, m. = relation,
connexion.
3.jiao3, -nsa, m. = I. manner,
Beepectabilitf, s. 1 . miirjad, -di,
/,, or man, -na, m.
2. mfiryaditso miinis, -nSa, m.
Eeapectable, a: 1. manatso or
abratao or m&rjaditso.
2. sumar = moderate.
Respected, a. man bh6gtso.
Bespectrnl, a. man k&rtso, or
man diuntso; m&ryaditso.
BeBpeoting:, prep, visyant.
Respective, a. aplo = /. one's
own ; ST&nta = own, «. c. ;
haryek = /. each.
Every man has his r, faults =
yeyekleak ta5eo ta(eo tsuki
asat.
Appoint a captain to each
legion respectively = jeje-
ka t&ndak yey^ moktesar
nemsi.
Respiration, J. 1. rs. into aauas
kane, or usuas, -sa, m.
I.fg. da,m, -ma, m. ["out.
Respire, iJ. usuas s6d = breathe
Respite, v. d&m kane.
Respite, s. dam, -ma, m.\ todou,
-dova, m.
Response, see Answer.
Responsibility, -I. zS.vabdari,-re/
Responsible, a. l . za,vabdar.
Q.ast asullo, t7r astitso=^. rick
Is r. = z. zata or z. zaun asa;
apnaSer voisun gheta = /.
takes upon oneself.
Rest, I- I. nid, -de, /. = /, sleep,
2. soukiisai, -ye, /.; dim, -mS,
m., e.g. after having work-
ed; visou, -sova, «., e.g.
eternal r. in heaven.
3. digo,-gea, m. (anything serv-
ing as a prop or support).
4. baki, -ki, f. = l. remainder;
urta ten.
Find r. = soukasai bh6g.
Take r. = soukasai {or d&m)
kape.
Rest] 7'. 1. soukasai bh6g.
2. neg. of h&l = /. move (». ».);
rau = be not moving.
^.fg. patiye=/. trust, zndLoc;
see Lean.
Besting-plaoe, s. katefi, -tea, ».
(a dam around trees used
as a r.); soukasai kaneani^
suat, -te,/.
Restitution, s. pati diunSeii or
vapS,s d.; farikpo^, -nfi, n.
= /. satisfaction.
BestleBS, a. utsamb6j = /. ex-
cited; soukasainatullo.
Restlessness, s. nfinsouk&sai, -ye,
/.; utsambolai, -ye,/.
Restoration, s. see Restitution.
„, „ L.oogic
Res
Ret
N. B. Words eompounded with Be-, noi
pB^i or porton to the nmpte
Beetorative, a. gb&tai dinnt&o i=
/. strengthening.
Bestore, v. 1. pati (or vap&e) di.
2. adle bilri kSr (i'r j^jwe simi-
lar verb) = I. make as before.
3.portun dakfl,! k&r = I. intro-
duce again, £.£■. customs.
4.gun k&T=l. make improve-
ment, (r, to health); horo
k^r = r. to health.
S.portun = again, wifk the re-
quired verb.
Bestrain, ^. 1. sfimbal = /. keep,
e. g. the senses ; dampun
dovdr =. I. keep shut, e. g,
the eyes, a sigh, anger, etc.
2. adai or Sddi k5,r = put ob-
jection.
3.m6d(6) = /. break,^. check.
Beatraiot, s, 1. samhajouneo,
-nea, n. (self-restraint) ; su-
dalai, -ye,y.
2. adkS,!, -H,/. = /. an obstacle.
Restriot, ^. l.mit {or mitm^r)
ghal = I. put a limit.
2. uno kiir = I. make less, di-
minish; ^sir k&r = /. make
narrow; aval^i.
3. dad68 asa=is satisEed, e.g.
I r. myself to saying, ch. cs.
Restrioted] a. 1 . isir, pr. fg. = I.
narrow; g&d asullo.
2./g. Ian = /. little.
BestTiotion, s. 1. mit, -ti,y. = I.
a limit.
2. s&rt, 'ta, m.=l. a condition.
! put doan here, are formed by prefixing
leord compounded Kiik Be--
Mental r. =perh. gud, -da, m.
or gudart, -ta, m.
Besnlt, V. za, = I. become ; gSA
= I. happen ; seT6t asa = /.
issue is, ck. cs.
Besnlt, s. f6I, -la, m. = I. effect ;
Bev6t, -ta, m. = I. issue.
Be the r. of = za,
Basnme, v. 1 . portu n kanghe = /.
again take.
2.portun lS,g = /. again he
attached,,^., e.g. r. studies,
nat.
3. ^viunwith the required veri.
Resurrection, s. jivontpon, -na,
n. (kudiSen j. = r. of the
body).
Re8ii8citate,E'.(melleantlo)jivoot
k&r.
Betail, v. (sell by f.) tsungdi
(or fiiliar) ikap, -kpa, n.
Eetail, s- tsungdi (or CillSr).
Retailer, s. £ill&r veparagar,
-ra, m.
Retain, v. 1 . doT6r ; Cm. asa ;
anbh6g. .
2. p6s = /. feed.
Bataliate, v. farikpon ghe = take
revenge, G. N.
Retard, see Delay.
Retch, V. Tonk&ro yeta = nausea
comes.
Betention, s. 1. patidov6r^n.
2.ravap, raupa, n.
Retentive, a. gh&t = /. firm (me-
mory).
Ret
N. B. Words compounded urtfA Be-, not
paCi or portUD to the limpte
Reteativeness, s. ugdas, -sa, m.
Betioeuce, s. bit3,rlo gut, -ta., m.\
monepon, -na, «. = /. diimb-
nes8,^., n.c.\ bet. rs.
Reticulated, a. zalab&riso.
Reticnle, s. daktefi zaj, -Ja, «,
Retina, s. dolea&efi zai, -|a, n.
Retinae, s. p&riv&r, -ra, m.\ san-
gat, -ta, m. =^ I. company;
durbar, -ra, «., of a prince.
Retire, t<. 1 . pati s&r.
2. veta = I. goes.
S.ving^ veta = /. goes aside;
yeksitre auater yeta = goe8
to a solitary place.
4.G. kusin veta = goes in the
direction of.
5.s6d = /. leave, e.^. r. from
an office, town ; rflji di, from
an office; bhair8ar = goout.
Retired, a, yeksuro = solitary;
ving^d = separated.
Retirement, J- 1. yekaurai, -ye,/.,
or yeksurpon, -nS, n.
2. patiaarap, -rpa, «. = /. go-
ing back.
Retort, V. pati mar; upratefi
durva (recriminate); tondar
mar = /, beat on the face.
R. abuse = pati gali sou.
Retort, s. 1. patiz&v3.b, -hi,/. =
I. against answer.
2. nali, -ye,/. = /, a tube.
Retouch, V. 6&ma kiir = /. make
correct.
Il£trace,t'.(ail"leyaten) pati veta.
put doan lure, are formed hy prefixing
viord compounded with B»-.
Retract] v. pati kad =s /. take
back, e.^. words; farikpon
di = /. give satisfaction.
Retractation, s. rs. into v.
Retreat, v. l.pati s&r.
2. &6d = I. leave, ck. cs.
Retreat, s. l.asro, -re^, m. =/.
refuge.
2. yeksurai, -ye, /,, or yekeuri
snat, -te,/, = solitude.
3.tM ascet, mn. perk. t6p, -pa,
n.; it mn. ex. hearing in
silence God's voice; or Htmeii-
tso &byas, -sa, wt. = /. ex-
ercise of the soul ; (&tmea6i)
yeksurai = ^. solitude (of the
soul); «/^, reter, -ra, n.,/r.
Retrench, v. ueio k&r = /. make
less, e.g. expenses.
Retribution, s. ioam, -ma, n.
Retrograde, a. patitsaltso, y^.
Return, ■!). l.pati (or vap&s) di.
2.r. a kindness = title apkar
k&r or pr3,tiupkar k&r.
3.16k di {or TiTor di) = /. give
a statement.
4.pavoi=:/, cause to reaoh,^.
5. pati veta.
Return, s. 1 . rs. into v.
2. ISk, -ka, n. = I. account.
S.prMiupkar, -r&, m. ; p§ti
with the required noun, e.g.
r. of kindness =:pati-upkar;
farikpop, -na, n. ^ /. pay,
e.g. of an injury.
4. huttavfil, -li,/=/. revenue.
Reu
If.B. Woria compoanded v>ith Re-, not
pitl or portQD to the rinple
Bennion, s. porto yek6t, -ta, m.;
8&in&dha,n, -na, n.=l. peace.
Besnite, v. 1. portun mel&i = /.
unite again.
2.y^. B&m^dhaa karai = recoQ-
cile ; see Join.
Bereal, v. ugto k&r = /. make
openjcrugSd; ugdSpeak&r;
k&lit k&r, ork&1&i = /. make
known; pa.rg&t kftr ijt p&r-
gS,tdi = publish ; dakiLi = /,
show.
Sevel, s. khaugipon, -na, n.
Revel, ». l.jiv s6dn sSu.
2. vait khnsiank lag.
Bevelation, s, 1. pfLrg&tonnen,
-nea, «. = /. publication.
2. ugdapen kelleo v&stu = /.
revealed things; u. kellen
Sastri;, -tra, «. ; bavadt, -ta,
m. = I. faith.
Beveller, s. khaugi, -gia, m.
Bevenge, v. farikpon ghe, G. N.
Bareage, s. iarikpott, -i;ia, n.
Berenue, s. 1. hattavol (var.
huta&l), -li,/.; adai, -ya, ««,
2.beroz, -za,M.; vftsuli, -le,/,
BeTerberate, v. pati mar, or pati
pod&i, e.£, voice; pati ud;
avaz, fi.^. this church re-
verberates the voice = yi
ig&rz arazta; iei. rs. pr^ti-
talo zata.
Bererberation, f . pati udap, -dpi,
«., or rs. info v. \ pratitalo,
piri iovm here, are formed by prefixing
word compounded with Re-.
Reverence, v. mfi-n dakai, or m.
kS-r, or m. di; namaskar
kar = r. by prostration, ^l
by the Hindu-Konkans it is
used for r. in general; baga
= I. bend oneself.
Beverence, s. man, -oa, tn. ; nd.-
m&skar, -ra, m.\ s&r&n, -na,
«., n. c.
Your r, = tumin saibano, or
padri saib.
Reverend, a. man {or n&miiskar)
^Tozallo; vlg. rs. saib.
Reverie, s. sopan, -pna, n. = I.
dream,^^.; bhrfi.m, -ma, «.
= illusion ; girigiri = fancy.
Reverse, v. 1, porti, or portuu
doT6r.
2. badai = /. change.
3. radd^ kar = I. make nul-
lity.
Reverse, .f- 1. badlap, -pa, ». = /.
change.
2, portourien, -nea, «. = /. turn-
ing.
3.pad5a, -dava, m. = l. defeat.
4. pat, -ti,/. = /. back.
Review, 'v. 1. p61e = /. look.
2. portun tanki kftr = /. again
make inquiry; see Criticize-
Review, s. (porti) tanki, -ke,/.
Revile, •v. gali sang, or g. sou =
/. say abuse; vait ulS.i = /.
speak ill; Sirap ghal = /. put
cursing.
RevHer, s. gali soutolo.
„, „ L.oogic
N. B. Wordt eompounied taitk Ra-, noi
piti or porEnn to the limplt
Revilinff, s. gal, -li,/; Sirap, -pa,
m. = /. malediction.
Berise, v. portun pdle; s&ma
k&r or suddi^ k&r = correct.
Reviser, s. t&nkegar, -ra, m.
Beriaion, s. (porti) t&nki, -ke,/.
Revive, v. 1. portun jije = /. live
again.
2,^. dhftir di = I. give cou-
rage; portnn suru zS = I.
again begin.
Revocation, s. rfiddij, -da, «. =s
/, nullity; rs. into v.
Bevoke, s. r&dd? kiLr = /. make
nullity; pati kad = I. take
back, e.g. a promise, con-
tumely.
Revolt, V. katkai kS.r = /. make
revolution; ku^ k&r ^ /.
make plots.
Revolt, s. katkai, -ye, f.\ kut,
-ta, «.; utsambolai, -ye,/. =
/. excitement.
Ravolation, s. l.boundi,-de,/.=
/. a going round.
2.b&dlap, -pa, n. = I. change;
see Revolt.
Revolationary, s. katkayegar,-ra,
m.; or kufagar, -ra, m.
Revolve, v. I. bouns/. go round,
«. c; or bountS;iin veta.
2. bound&i, c. v. = cause to go
round; porti = /. turn, c. v.
of porta.
3. i^nt = /. tbink; or niyal =
meditate.
pu< domt Kert, are formed by prefixing
aord compounded with 'Re-,
Reward, s. inam, -ma, m.; kal,
-li,/. = /. wages.
Reward, v. inam di ; pass. in. m61.
Rhapsody, .r. kr&maTini utraa;
r&glea-utran,^/. ».; boraillo
5l6k, -ka, m.
Bbetorio, s. unfiibhas, -Be,/=/.
nice laogaage, eloquence ;
&l&nkaraiSi samartbi, -tbe,/.;
see Oratory.
Bhenm, Rheumatism, s. vat, -ta,
jn.
Rhyme, s. s&mapddnen, -nea, n.
Rhythm, s. map, -pa, «. = I.
measure.
Rib, s. b6r, -ri,/ = Za/. costa.
Ribald, s. lutstso, -fiea, m.
Ribald, a. kboto.
Ribaldry, s. kbotepon, -na, n.
Ribband, s. fint, -ta, n.^fr.; ap-
prox. sutli, -le,/. = It. nas-
iro; nado, -dea, »»., e.g. of
shoes.
Rioe, s. 1 . bhat, -ta,/. = /. paddy.
2.taadu! {var. tandu, in the
nom. only), -dla, m. = raw
rice; Some kinds 0/ rice are,
a) jirsal (fine rice); b) Bur&i;
c) ukdo; d) ma8kS.ti; e)kozo;
/) suggi.
3. sit, -ta, n. = cooked rice.
Rioe-water, s. nis, -sa, m. (coa-
jee-w.)
Rice-milk, s. kbir, -ri,/. (a sweet-
meat of jaggery and rice).
Rice-gruel, s. p6z, -je,/.
Ric
415
Rig
Fried r. = iirmuli, -le,/.
Bich, a. 1. great, or grestatso;
duduatso; dMDT&nt; list
asullo, or fistin bhorlolo.
2./£: bhdrn = /. full,
a.dobajeatao = /. splendid,
pompous.
4. ital or itatso = I. fertile, fat;
£61 diuntso = /. fruitful. ■
Riches,^. l.grestkai,-ye,/.; &u-
kul, -la, ».; dudu, '-dva, m.
=1. money; dirven,-vea,«.=
much money (treasure) ; ast,
-ti,/=/. property; simpH-t,
-ta, ft.
2./£'. sampurnai, -ye, /. = /.
fulness.
Richness, s. 1. s&mpuruai, -ye,/.
2.dobazo, -jea, m. = l. pomp.
Rick, s. raa, -si,/". = /. a heap.
Rickets, s. morlukeSi pida, -de,/.
Rid (set r. of), v. tsukon ghe ; pft-
riyar za, £.^. yeakamantlo
p. zaio; pois kar = A make
far.
Riddle, i. 1. umeni, -ne,/.; gut,
-fa, m. = I. & secret; gud,
-da, «.
a.taalni, -ne,/ (approx.) ■= a
sieve; galni, -ne,/.
Riddle, ?'. l.gutan uUi=/. apeak
with r.
2. umeni parki =: /. gaess a r.
3.papai = I. pierce (full of
holes).
Bide, V. godear b^s.
Rider, s. l.s&varigar, -ra, m.;
godear bdstolo.
2. ts&daTOt k&lam = I. addi-
tional clause.
Ridge, s. pat, -ti, / = /. back ;
patos, -sS, m., of a roof.
Ridionla, s. hasfii vastij, -tu,/W,
a ridiculous thing; tarifei^
vfistu; nakai, -kla, «. = /.
a copy,y^.
Bidionle, v. nSklan kar = /. make
copies, y^.; has {Acc.)=l.
laugh at; 5eltaio k&r = /,
make fun, G. F.\ tomase
k&r = /. make fun ; yedai
= /. mock; khelkulan ka,r.
Ridioulons, a. hastso (basso);
tarifetso.
Rifle, see Plunder.
Rift, s. fut, -ti,/. = /. a chink.
Ri^,?/, tayarkar=/. make ready,
(a ship).
Right, n. l.s&ma; rasti (r. mea-
sure),
2.nitiTont = I. just.
3. sarko = I. exact.
4. uzvo, e.g. T. hand. •
5. nit E /. straight.
6. bhou = very, (R. Reverend).
Right, s. 1. hakkij, -ka, n.=Lat.
JUS.
2. nit, -ti,/. = /. justice; nai,
-ya, m. = I. justice.
Bight, V. silma gbal, or mand.
Righteous, a. nitivont.
Righteousness, s. nit, -ti,/.
Rigid, a. 1. kilddi^, (k^rdij), e.g.
r. officer; katin.
S.nifitur = /. cruel.
Rig 4
Bi^ditf, •*. I.k3,tinai, -ySt /.;
k&rdai, -je,/.
2.Di8tarai, -ye,/.
Rigmarole, s. gud, -da, n. {Lai.
ambages).
Bifoar, Rigorous, see Rig^id.
Rim, s. dfeg, -ge,/.
Rime, s. dou, dova, ot.
Rind, s. sal, -11,/.
Ring:, s. mudi, -ye,/.
Exchange the r. = mudi ghal;
sSririk zata = I. relatioa be-
comes: this 2nd expresses
rather the ^ect of exchang-
ing the r.
Rinjf, V. mar (bells).
Ring-finger, s. mudiyeten bdt,
-ta, «.
Ring-leader, see Leader.
Ringlet, see Dress-
Ringworm, s. dad, -di,/.
Rinse, v. du = I. wash.
Riot, s. l.kut,-ta,«. = /. a plot.
2. vait jini, -ye,/. = I. abad life ;
miruonen, -nea, «. = /. ex-
cess; khaugipon, -na, «, = /.
excess in eating; ^r&m,
-ma, «. i^ar. k&rm) =/, dis-
order.
3, lut, -i\,/.=l. prey, plunder.
Riotous, a. 1 . kutagar.
2. khaugi.
3.v&it jiniyeteo.
Ripe, a. piko.
Almost r. = amborpiko.
Ripen, V. pik&i, c. v. of pik, «. v .
Ripeness, s. pikSp, -kpa, «.
Rise, V. 1, unts Teta = /. goes
6 Ris
aloft; tsiid = /. ascend, e.^.
a barometer rises.
2.at = /. get up; ubar.
S.ude, e.g. the sun rises.
4. jivont za = I. become in life
(from death).
^./g. vrSddhi za = I, get pros-
perous.
6.za or abza = /. become, pro-
ceed, happen.
7.m^ = be found, e.g. an op-
portunity.
8. sum zata, G. F., or yeta =
/. beginning is done or comes,
e.g. a wind rises.
9. ts&d zS = I. become more,
e.g. anger, wind.
lO.katkai k&r = /. make revo-
lution,
ll.bitdti zata = /. promotion
12. pau = I. reach, arrive.
13.miruai=/.8urpaes(r.above).
11. dista =1 /. appears.
Rise, i. 1. rs. V.
2. tsMap, -dpa, n.
Give r. to = &riimb di, or karan
di, or by c. v.
Rising,.?. 1. rs. v.
2. katkai, -ye, /. = /. revolu-
tion.
Risk, s. risk, -ke,/.,/'".; mos(6)
-85, »». = /. deceit (ttsedesp.
for moral r.); zllk&m, -kme,
/. = wound, yet used /or any
bodily r.
Bun a r. = riakent p6d.
Risk, V. riskent (risker) ghal.
Rit 4
Rite, s. islg. sermoni, -ne, /.,
fr.\ (igarje-) rit, -ti,/ {not
Jr.) = I. manners (of the
church) ; k&tlefi, -lea, n.
{H. K.) (ig&ri^) p&dd&t, -ti
/.=l. formula (of the church),
Bitual, s. ritiiSen puBtak, -\sa, n.
Rival, ». 1 . petaad = I. try, make
effort (in competition with)
udda (ex. w.)
2.mos6r k&r, G. M. = l. make
hatred, ck. cs.
Biv&l,J- Lpetsadtolof^rpetsadi,
-dia, »»., or uddatolo.
2. mosri, -ri&, m.
Rive, -v. ffitSj.
River, s. n&in", -it^f.
River-bed, s. nfi,inta!, -la, n.
Bivet, s. khilo, -leS, m.
Rivulet, s- dakti nfiin",/; tod(6),
-d&, m.
Road, J. mitr^, -rga, m.; vat,
-te,_/^; rfiato, -tea, vi. (Cn,
Mr. also).
On the r. = mSrgar or poin
kS:rtana, or vetana.
Bad r. = khilrkoto marog.
Easy r. = iskiil m.
Make a r. = m. kat&r.
Out of the r. = vate bhair, but
comm. a crc. is used.
Roam, V. bouii (parpol zaun b.=
lead a roaming wandering
life.
Roaming, a. parpo^.
Roan, a. fiintSerongatsoW. of the
colour of tamarind; tambdo-
Bo = reddish.
7 Rod
Boar, V. gor6z mar, or g&rza,
as a lion, tiger, etc.\ gouji
kftr, or hfib mar.
Boar, s. gordz, -zi,/!
Roast, D. l.baz.
^./g. zfilfti = /. cause to burn
(for anger).
Bob, V. 1. lut; t36r(6) = I. steal
(zalmOQ ta.),
^.fg. kad; tsukai = deprive;
see Plunder.
Bobber, s. lu^kar, -ra, m.\ zul-
megar, -ra, m. = l. a maker
of violence ; t8or(6), -ra, m.
Robbery, s. lut, -ti,/.; tafiri, -ye,
/.; nagon, -ni,/.
Robe, s. lugat, -gfS,, n.=L cloth.
Bobost, a. ghUt = /. strong;
dandgo; pu|ti = /. stout, fat,
fleshy ; boladik, or bftl
aaullo, or boli^t; dindo.
Bobastneu, s. ghfitai, -ye, /.;
dandgepon, -na, n.\ rs.
puiti = /. stout; b61, -la, n.
Rook, s. kh&dap, -dpa, ».; paz,
-je,/.
Book, v. hal&i, zomp kad, d^Ui,
palnefi halai = lull a child
to sleep.
Rocket, s. hikmiltitso uzo, -jea,
m.=l. fire of artifice; akas-
ba^, -nil, n.
Booky, a. fatrantso ; kh&dpant-
80; khfi^pan asallo.
Eod, s, bodi, -ye,/;; bfet, -;ta, «.;
dando, -dea, m.
Bodomontode, s. khali b&dai, -ye,
/
Rod
Ros
Rodomontade, v. khali b&dai
aUi; see Bombaatio.
Roe, s. b&ilefi Sit&l, -tla, n.
Rog^ation, s. graiiefi, -nea, n.
Rogue, a. vait,
Rogne, s. lutstBO, -iask, m.; th&k-
kagar, -t&, m.; l&bfidi, -di&,
m.
Roguery, s. luCftepop, -na, «.
Roll, V. 1.161, «.^.; loiai, c.v.,
e.g. OD the ground.
2.koT6}, e.g. paper.
Roll, s. koulo, -lefi, m., «.^. a r.
of paper; lor, -ra, »».
Roller, s. pitti, -te,/.
Rolling-pJQ, ;. lato, -tea, m.
Roman, a. romatso.
Romance, 5. kacii, -ye.y.; k&I-
panefii kitha, -the, /. = l.d.
fantastic story.
Romantic, <2. k&lpanetso; S&mJlt-
karatso = I. curioae.
Romp, V. 1. ud = /, jump.
2. ^umSrryadin khfel == /. play
immodestly, rudely.
Romp, s. l.udap, -dpa, n. = l.
jump.
2. §,am^ryaditso kh§j, -la, m.
= rude immodest play.
Rood, s. 1. kaldo ekro, -rea, m.
= the fourth part of an acre.
2.kris (kuris, -rsa), -6&, m. = l.
a cross.
Roof, s. paken, -ke&, n.
Boof, ^. paken ghal.
Boob, s. approx. kaulo, -leS, m.
Room, s. I. kud, -d&, n. (r. of a
house).
2. zfigo, -geS., m. = I. a place,
ground, space.
3. suat, -te,/., /., e.g. in the
r. of N. = N. suater ; badlak
s instead of.
No r. for mercy = kakujt k&r-
tso ve!(6) nan.
Roomyi a. vistarlolo = /. extend-
ed; isk&l.
Boost, s. kdl, -la, m. = JLai.
periica; tenkdi, -de,/.
Boot, s. pal, -la, n,\ mul, -la,
«., pr./g.
Root, V. palan fuf.
K. out = humbol; umti.
Rooted,y^.=lag9llo=/. attach-
ed, e.g. motik 1. = r. in the
mind; r. to the earth = dS.r-
nlk lagi}llo.
Become rooted = gb&t za.
BopCi s. dori, -ye,/!; sumb, -ba,
n. ata r. of cocoanut fibre;
yento,-tea, m. = &T. of straw;
razu, -zva, m. = a thick r.;
alat, -ta, ot. = a still thicker r.
Bopy, a. lagtso = /. attaching;
paukatso == I. glutinous.
Rosary, s. l.kfint, -ta, n, (esp.
the material r.).
2, tfirs, -sa, m. = r. prayer of
five decades.
3. rozai, -ye, /. = r. prayer of
15 decades.
Rose, s. l.gnldb, -ba, m.
2.g6ndo, -dea, m. {yellow r.?)
3.butani^6ndo, -dea, m. (not
ex. r. hut a red flower simi-
lar to a r.
Ros
Row
Boatrum, J- l.tdnts, -6i, /. (of
birds).
2.tarvajib, -be,/ (of a ship).
B0S7, a. gulobirongatso.
Rot, ». kaeSi, c. v. of kus, «. v. ;
pad kar, tr. v.\ p. za, n. v.
Sot, £■ kusap, -spa, ».
Rotate, r'. bouS or boantilniir
vots.
Rotation, s. boundi, -de,/
Rote, J. (learn by r.)baip&t kdr.
Rotten, a. kusullo; vlg. pad.
Rottenness, see Bot.
Rotnnditf, f. vadkulepon, .^a,
Rongrli, a. i. d&ddo, e.g. clotb.
2. moto=A not fine, e.g. flour.
3.kh&rkflto, £.^. road, table,
(not even).
4. katinW. severe, e.g. weather.
5.k&r^o, e.g. paper.
6. tsalts&mkiin nS,tuUo=/. un-
polite.
7. utsamboI = A excited, e.g. r.
sea.
Rang;h-diang:lit, ^- k&r&di n&kSa,
^e,/; see Sketch, Oatlise.
Ronghness, s. 1. d&ddepon, -na,
2.inotai, -ye,/.
S.kh&rkatepon, -na, n.
4. k&tinai, -ye,/
S.k&rMepOD, -na, «.
6. nantsaltsainkSn, -na, n,
7. utsambolai, -ye,/
For the precise meaning of all
these words, see the corres-
potiding adjectives.
Round, V. 1. vadkulo {var. ad-
kulo) kS,r.
'^■fg. siinipurn k^r = /. make
perfect.
Bonnd, a. I. vadkulo.
2. by the emph. -ts ; see Gram. ;
purto = /. full.
Bound, ad. bount&nin.
Go r. = boun.
Round, s. 1. suttu, -ta, m.~l. a
circle; or m^ndil, -la, n.
2. boundi, -de,/ = /. rotation.
3. paundo, -dea, m. = r. of a
ladder.
After a longr. of years^s&bar
T&rsan zalea uprant.
Boundabont, a. rs. tenen yenen,
or bount&nin.
RouadneBB,5. vadkulepon, -na,».
Bout, V. daundai =: /. cause to
run, c. V. of daun; pSdau
kiLrz=/. make defeat; soluoi.
Bout, s. gouji, -je, / = /. noise;
gus&p, -sp£, n. = I. confu-
sion; ^len hiUeu = /. a
crowd.
Route, s. marog, -rga, m.\ dikkij,
-ka, «. = /. direction.
Boutine, s. sovoi, -ye,/, or rivaz,
-ji,/
BoTO, see Wander.
Bow, s. bar, -ri,/ = /. a line, Lat.
series: 'harin ts3,la = go in
a line'; kamp, -pa, m. ; see
also MesB.
Bow, s. z&gdeii, -dea, n.; Udai,
-ye,/-
Bow, V. volo kad or v. mar.
Roy 4
KoTal, a. 1 . rayatso = /. of the
king.
2. rs. rayab&ri = as of a king ;
vodponatso = /. great.
Royalty, see Reign.
Rnb, w. 1. gas.
2. rigSd, e.g. r. oil on the body.
R. out = gasun kad.
Rubber, see Wbetfltone.
Indian r. = rabbar, -ra, «. /r.
Rubbing:, s- g*sap, -spa, n.
Rnbbisb, s. ki&ro, -rea, m.; nS.-
kari saman, -na, m. s use-
less articles.
Rubrio, s. 1 . tambdi mati, -ye,
/. = l. red earth; tambdin
akieran,^/. n.=l. red letters.
2.(sermoni-) kaide = /. rules
(of ceremonies); (3astra6ean
kaman-) kaide.
Ruby, a. tambdoso or tambso.
Ruby, s. manik, -iika, n.; k6mp,
-pa, n.
Buck, see Fold.
Rudder, 5. snkhanen, -nea, n.
Ruddy, a. tambdots.
Rude, see Roug-h.
Budimeat, s. poileo sikoneo = I.
first instructions; surveiSeo
B. = l. initial in. ; adipat,-ta,
m.; &r&nib, -ha, m., or suru,
-Te,y;=A a beginning.
Rufflui,^ . lutkar, -ra, m.\ lutstso,
-Sea, m.\ see Hnrderer.
Bnffle, see Plait, Fold.
Rng:, s. kambol, -bli,/
Bug^d, a. 1. kh&rkilto; see
Roogb.
2.k&rk&ratso=/. troublMome.
Ruin, s. 1. vihad, -da, m.\ bostu,
-ma, m.\ nas, -sa, m.
2. kusap, -spa, n. =. I. cor-
raption.
3, kudke, or bet. rs. into v. (3.)
Buin, V. I. vibad {or nas) kir;
bosmi, c. V. of bosma.
2. b61 kilr = I. make violence
(r. morally).
3. pad p6d=/. fall spoiled, e.g.
a house, n. v.
Ruinous, a. 1. luksanatso = /■
hurtful.
2. p6dtB0 = /. falling, e.g. a
house; hosmak bagontso =
/. inclining to ruin.
Rule, J. \.vlg.th%T\^,'T&,/.,fr:,
nem(6), -ma,«. ; kaido,-dea,
m., e.g. r. of christian life.
2. tsfllounen, -nea, «. = /. go-
vernment.
3. kdl, -la, »x. = an instrument
for drawing lines, etc.
Rule, V. l.teftiai = govern, c.v.
^/ts&l.
2. riiZTotkai k&r = reign, ohj.
2nd Loc.
S.ts&l, n.v., e.g. a custom-
Ruler, «. I.k61, -la, m.
2.lidhikari, -ri, m.,-or ts&Ui-
tolo = /. governing.
Bumble, s. gouji, -je,/.
Rumble, v. gouji k&r, or bdb mar.
Ruminate, v. 1. rovond {or rn-
vonts) kad.
2.portun portun fiint •= think
again agaio.
Rum 4
Bnmma^e, v. 86d = I. seek.
Biiinple, see Plait.
Bnmoar, s. phukaro, -rea, m.\
kobar, -bre,/. = /. news.
Bnu, v. l.daun, c.v. daundai.
2. »au = /, flow, c. V. vavoi.
3.p61 = /. flee.
4. veta = /. goes, e. g. a way
runs to.
R. after = patleaa vots.
B. about = boun.
R. foul of = ada.1.
R. high = tsad = /. ascend.
Si. into destruction = bosmak
tsal.
JR. out = l.bhair pM = /. fall
out.
"3. za (come to an end) ; mugda.
B. together =s m61 = /. be found
or joined.
B. against = angar p6d (at-
tack).
Bun, J. dauii, daye,/.
Bunawaf] a. poIijUo.
Bnndlet, s, Ian pip, -pa, n. = I.
a small pipe.
Bnalet, see Bivnlet.
Bapee, s. rupoi, -piya, m.
1 Ryo
Bnptare, s. l.modap, -dpa,
vingdap, -pa, n. =l.\
tion.
2.^. nai, -ya, m. = I. discord.
Bnral, a. nadatso.
Bnse, s. nad, -di,yC = /. a trick;
nadgepon, -na, «, =s /. cun-
ningoess.
BuBh, J'. 1. perh. siklean p6d,
or B. bolan pod; dlidadadu,
daufi.
2. bud = /. be plunged.
3. rig = /. enter.
R. into mischief = tante k^r;
gunyavant p6d; tsukoQ p6d.
Buiili, J. bolist daun, dave,/.
Bnst, s. mati, -ye,/ = /, earth,
/e-
Bust, T, mati mand; loDkde.
Rustic, s. nadkar, -ra, m., pr.
. fg.\ bondro, -rea, m.
BuBticate, 'o. nadant soukasai
bhog.
Bttstieity, s. nantsaltsamk&n,
-na, «.
Rusty, a. matilagullo;i^£Bottgh.
Bye, s. Ian goufi, -ova, m.
Byot, s. rait, -ta, vi.
.Google
Sab
Sabbath, s. sabat, -ta, m,
Babre, s. tfilvar, -n,/.
Sacerdotal, a. saserdotiteo, Jr. ;
guratso.
Sack, J. l.goni,-ye,/.; poti, -ye,
/. (bag); potefi, -tea, «. a/,
a bag of leather,
a.deavat, -te,/; see "Plnaiet.
Sack, V. 1. goniyeot gbal, or g,
bh6r.
2. desTat k&r; see Plunder.
S&ok-oloth, s. d^den lugat, -gta,
n.=l, coarse cloth; praji-
ta5en v&etur, -ra, n. iml. a
peniteatial dress; kamb61,
-bli,/. = a rough blanket.
Sacrament, s. sakrament, -ta, tn.
Sacred, <z. 1. p&vitr^, or p&vitri;
kello = I. made sacred.
2. vlg. beajar, or benjar kello ;
koQsekrar kello = /. conse-
crated.
Sacrifice, s. l.sakrifia, -sa, m.,
fr. ; bhetounen, -Kiea, «., or
bh^t, -te,/. = /. an offering.
%-fg. d^gdij, pi. m. = suffer-
ings.
3. s6dni, -ne, f. = l. renuncia-
tion; bet. rs. into a6d.
Sacrifice, ?'. 1. bbet&i = I. offer;
s^m&rpi; vopsi.
2.pran di = /, give life.
S.TOpsun di = /. givenp; s6d,
e.g. give up enmities.
Sacrilege, s. p&vitrancen bh^t-
pon,-na, ».; pflvitrauci ts6ri,
-ye^/.^n. u.\ Baknlej,-ja, m.,
fr-
Sacrilegious, a. p^vitri; (v&stu)
bb^tountso; f6|kiro = /. de-
ceitful, e. g. s. confession ;
or pad.
Sacristan, s. miron, -rni, m,,
fr.; perh. ig&rjerakno, -nea,
m. = I. the guardian of a
church.
Sacristy, s. vlg. saukrist, -ti, /.
(^or sankest); perk, igflrje-
kud, -da, n. =i I. a room of
the church.
Sad, a. kh^ntilt = sorry ; dukest;
dukountso=/. afflicting ; kis-
tantso = I. painful ; iSintest
= /. thiukiug, but fg.
Sadden, v. duk^i, c. v. of duk,
n. v.; k^tiii s /. cause pain,
c. V. of k&fita, n. V.
Saddle, s. jin, -na, «.
Saddle, V. jin ghal.
Sad&esB, s. kh&nt, -ti,/.; ak&nt,
-ta, m. = I, distress ; duk,
-ki, /. = I. sorrow ; apad, -da,
«. = I. calamity.
Safe, s. 1. ghat p6t, -te,/. = /. a
strongbox; <7r b&ndob&stiiSi p.
2. b&ndob^sti^i suat, -te,/=/,
a place of security.
Safe, a. 1. risknatullo-'/. with-
out danger; b&ndob&stitso
= /. of security ; gh&t = /.
„, „ L.oogic
Saf
Sal
strong; or thir; b^&vet«o;
n&St^viEi=/. without liarm;
sMamiititso.
2. patiyenitso = I. trusty.
Safe-eondnot, s. zamiu, -ne,^, =
/. security.
S&fe^nard, s, upaj, -ya, m. = /.
means ; sambS-Ioanen, -nea,
«,; raknen, -nea, «. = I,
a guarding.
Safety, s, b&iSavi, -to^; n&iirisk,
-ke,/.
Saffron, s. h414d, -Idi,/.
Sa£;aoioii8, ii. taurk = /. active;
budivont = /. wise ; barik =
/. thin, fg.\ nadgo = /. cun-
ning.
Sagacity, s. bud, -di, /.; nadge-
pon, -na, «.; barikai, -ye,/.;
usarai, -ye, /; I. tsurkpon,
-aa, «.; see adj.
Saffo, s. aagu, -ga, wi.
Sail, s. Bidij, -da, «. (of a ship) ;
paraud, -da, «.
Sail, "v. l.ankar; sidan s6d.
2. tarvapoiii k^r. ^jn^
Sailer,^. tarun,-rva, «.; nag,-ga,
Sailor, s-. k&laBi, -Bia, m,\ n^ga-
gar, -ra, m.
Baint, s. sant, -ta, m.fr.
Saintly, a. bbagevont.
Sake, s. (for the sake of) pasun
or. pasTOt = Lat. propter,
nimtiii; khatir; inogaa = out
of love for.
Salad, J. salad, -di,/., /a; ki-
r&mb, -bi,/. = a kind of s.
Salaam, s. s^lam, -ma, m.
Salary, s. sambal, -la, m. ; pag,
-^,m.\ kul,-li,/. = ^ wages;
saskar, -ra, «.
Sale,*, l.ikap, -kpa, «., or vi-
kap, -kpa, n.
2. Uilaun, -lava, n. = I. an
auction.
Salient, a./£: mukhya.
Saline, a. kb^r.
BaliTB, s. timpi, -ye, /. (var.
simpi).
Sallow, a, h&lduvo.
Salmon, f. seuto, -tea, m.
Salt, s. l.mit, -ta, ».
2./£'. barikai, -ye,/ = wit.
Salt, V. mitak gbal.
Saltish, a. kbarso.
Salt-mine, s. mitakbS.ni, -ye,/
Salt-pit, s, k61, -la, n. ; agor, -ra,
m.
Saltpetre, s. potlemlt, -ta, n.
Salnbrioua, a. l.bolaiketso.
2.y^. adayatBO=/. advantage-
ous.
Salutary, a. upkarak pddtso =
beneficial; see Salnbrious.
Salutation, s. s&lam, -ma, m.;
n&mS^k&r -ra, m. {H.K.)\
man, -na, m.
Salute, V. sS.Iam kar, or &. di;
rekat kar, or r. di = give
compliments; namaskar kar,
or man kar, e. g. a person
of distinction; ^Ig. besaun
mag = I. ask blessing (for
an inferior), yr.; besaun di
=s I. give blessing (for a sn-
perior),/^.; itsar, e. g. salute
A't'oglc
Sal
Sat
for me N. = N. itBarlan m6n
Gang.
SalTation, J. s6dvon, -ni,/,; h&-
Cavi, -ve,/!; salvasaufi, -sa-
va, n.^fr.\ udarg^ti, -ti,/".
Salve, -?. nmlam, -ma, «.; par-
m&laCen vokat, -kta, n.
Same, a. tots ; see Gram. p. II.
ch. iii.
Sample, s. namuno, -nea, m.
Sancti&cation, s. 1. bhageront-
pon, -na, «.
^.for the act, rs. into v.
Sanctify, v. l.bhagevoat kSr =
/. make holy.
2.pavitrti kar = make sacred,
consecrate ; zig. benjar kfir.
Sanction, s. metsvonen, -nea, «,;
noun; kobuli, -le, /. = /.
consent; or voppigi, -%%/.
Sanction, v. metsva, Sb. Dat.\
pasand k^r; kobuli di; or
rs. kobul asa = /. consent
is, ch. cs.
Sanctity, s. santipon, -na, «,;
bbagevontpon, -na, n.
Sanctuary, s. pa^itru zago, -gea,
m. = l. a sacred place ; kir-
tici igarz, -je,y.
Sand, s. rfeun, -eve,/!
Sand, v. rfenn lai; reven damp.
Sandal, s. van, -ne,/.; kadau,
-dava, n. (of wood).
Sandy, a. reval.
Sace, a. 1. bolaikent asullo, or
bolaiketso.
2. motir asullo, s&ma motitso =
of s. mind.
Sanguinary, a. r>atso = /. of
blood, e,g, victory; nistur
= /. cruel.
Sangrnine, a. 1 , rSgtan bhorlolo,
or r>abarit.
2.umaleat80, e.g. s. hope =
umalea&i asa.
Sanity, s. sSma m6t, 4i, /. = I
right mind.
Sap, s. ros(6), -8a, m.; dik, -kS,
fn,; 8£ir, -ra, nt.
Sap, -if. . . . kbal k6nd = /. dig
under.
Sapid, a. rniSitso.
Sapient, a. budivont ; vidyevont.
SapIesB, a. 1. diknatullo.
I.fg. Cappo.
Sapphire, s. nil, -la, «.
Sarcasm, s. kh^lkulaii, pi. n. (not
e;i;.)=banter, raillery; kheb-
dai, -ye,/. = biting mockeij.
Sarcophagus, s. mornaci pet(6),
-te, /.
Sardine, s, tarlo, -lea, m.
Sardonic, a. toodatao, or tdnda-
purto, e,^. laugh; f6tkiro =
/. deceitful.
Sardonyx, s. gomedik, -ka, «-
Saeh, see Belt.
Satan, s. s4itan, -na, m. ; deun-
tsar, -ra, m. ; bhut, -fa, «.
Satanic, a. s&itSnatso.
Sate, Satiate, ?'■ dad6sf>r-sikSr;
bhor = ;. fill.
Satellite,^- I. u^tS^rSLha, aslron.,
Cn. Mr. {H. K.)
Sat
425
Say
2. paro, -rea, m. = L a guard;
pedo, -dea, m., sipaj, -ya,
m. = & peon.
Satiety, s. dadoskai, -ye,y^
S&tin, J. satin rasim, -sma, n.
fiatire, s. 1. nakal, -kla, n. =. I.
copies,y^.; khebdai -ye,/". =
/. mocking.
2. Qfiklaa k^rtso slok, -ka, m.
Satiric, u. naklafi kartso; kheb-
dayetso.
Satiefaction, <$. 1. farikpon, -na,
«. = /. payment, _^.
2. prajit, {var. praCit), -ta, «.,
e.g. for sin; parihar, -ra,
«., e.g. for sin,
3.s5.ntos, -sa, m. = /. joy;
pleasure in ; dadoskai, -ye,
/, = pleasure in.
Satisfactorily, 'I'/, l.dadoskayen.
2. Bumat* = /. moderately.
Satisfactory, a. 1 . dados kartso.
2.1ayek = ;. fit; sumar = /.
- moderate; kamak p6dtso =
/. falling to use; purto = /.
sufficient.
Saturate, v. bhor = /. fill.
Sanoe, s. vlg. bos, -sa, «., /r. ;
approx. Cetni, -ne, f.
BanciT, s. pir, -ri,/.
Saucy, a. saliSt.
Sansaye, s. lingis, -sa, n. {It.
salsiccid).
Savage, a. 1 . ranvot, pr.fg.
2./g. monzati bSriso, or only
moozatitso = bestial; bhou
ragist=/. very angry; ni|tur
= L cruel.
3. sikHpnatuUo = /. ignorant;
tsalts&mk^n natullo = /. nn-
polite.
SavajenesB, s. 1. ranyotpon,-na,
S.nisturai, -ye,/'. = /, cruelty.
Save, J'. 1. rak=/. guard, keep;
sambal = /. defend; sambaln
dov6r, e.g. food for.
2.s6dvon kar, G. F. = l. make
delivery; bacau kar, e.g. s.
the soul; salyar V^'c^fr.
8ive,prep. sivai = I. except; see
Unless.
Baring, a. perk, zaminetso = /.
of security, e.g. s. clause.
Saving, s. 1. kasisi, -se, f, = l.
economy.
2. adai, -ya, m. = I. profit.
SaviagB-bank, s. pcrh. (dudu)
rakcefi sal, -la, 7^., or (dudu)
sambaln dovorcefi sal.
Saviour, s. Sodvondar, -ra, »/.,
rl.\ Tarok, -ka, m., rl.
Savour, s. suad, -da, m.\ ruts,
•a,/.
Savour, v. ruts, Sh. Dal.', 'maka
yen rutsta'.
This savours of sedition = kat-
kayei^i ruts asa.
Savoury, a. suadik; rucitso.
Saw, s. korvont, -ta, m. ; gargas,
-sa, m.
Saw, ^^ cir; phal {ex. cut).
Saw-dnst, s. pud, -di,/.; or dul,
-%/■
Saw-fish, s. isvon, -na, m.
Say, v. sang; m6n {or mhun or
Say 4
mh{)n),pasi mo!o = /. recite,
narrate, relate, say; utaar =
/. express.
I mean to say = monje, or
molear.
Sayiny, s. 1. gad, -di, /., e.g:
sayings of Solomon; sang-
nen, -neft, «.
a.aar, -ri,/ =/. similitude.
Soab, s. kh6r6z, -rji,/.
Scabbard, s. poten, -tea, «., of
a sword,
Ssabby, a. khdrjitso, or bet, khor-
zuvalo.
Scaffold, s. faseruk, -ka, m. = /,
a tree of the rope (for bang-
ing); iasekbambo, -bea, m.
Scald, s. ujeatso f6d, -da, m.
Scale, ^. I.tflgad, -gda, «. = dish
of a balance,
2.IM the pi. tagdi, -de,/, ta-
ras, -si,/ = a balance.
^.fg. buddOj-dea, m. = l. rank,
e.g. scale of society.
4. kbaval, kbaula, n. ^ s. of a
fish.
5. map, -pa, «,, or mezap,-zpa.
6. grau asulleii aid, -da, n. =
I. an instrument baving de-
grees.
7. s^ptasY&ra, -ra, m. (Sans.)
= the gamut, /. seven notes ;
or gayanamandavol, -li,/.
Scale, V. l.kh&ujan kad = /.
take away the scales (of
fishes).
2. nisninin tsad = /. climb oa
16 Sea
the ladders; tsadn kanghe =
/. ascending take.
Scalene, a. s&ma natnllea gitan-
tso = /. of not equal sides ;
viS&m, Cn. Mr.
Scalp, s. mateaci kat, -ti,/.
Scaly, «■ khfi.uIantso, or kbaula£[
asullo.
Scamp, s. see BasoaL
Scamper, v, p61n veta.
Scamper, s. p61ap, -Ipa, «.
Scan, V. mapa p&rmane vats = I.
read according to quantity.
Scandal, 5. l.pad dek(§),-ki,/.=s
/. bad example.
2,18rZ, -je,/. = /. shame.
3. b&dlam, -roe,/ = /. calumny.
Scandalise, v. 1. pad dek(^) di: in
pass, uinda bhog, or pad d.
gbe.
2.dhaclai = shock, y^.
Scandalous, a. pad dek(e) diuntso,
or pad dekitao; apamanatso;
lajist = /. shameful.
Scanty, a. 1. motvo = /. short,
e.g. a gown; Ian = /. small,
e.g.s. number,
2. &prup = I. rare.
3. isir = /. narrow, y^.
4. imto = I. stingy.
Scantiness, J. motvepon, -iiS>, ».;
imtepon, -ria, n,; unepon,
-na, M.; see Scanty.
ScapejH'ace, see Basoal.
Scapular, s. bentin, -m,/.,/r.
Scar, J. man, -ave,/.
Scarce, a. 1. uno = /, less.
2.&prup = /. rare.
Sea
Sci
Scarcely, ad- k&stan = with difB-
culty.
I had s, arrived when = aillea
pharak; see After.
Sciroity, s. 1. unepon, -na, «.
2,a,prupa,i, -je,/-
Scare, v. bestai; bhiyeunk lai.
Scarf, s. selo, -lea, m. (loose
Testure hanging upoa the
shoulders; lesi^, -sa, m. (na-
tive e.)
Scarify, h. bokorn (or bokmn)
rfigat kad-
Scarlet, a. "bhou tambdo.
Scathless, a. n^tavin = /, safe;
ba5avetso.
Scatter,^, l.simpdais disperse,
2. simp, £.^. water.
Scavenger, s. marog zadtolo =
I. he who sweeps roads, pr.
Scene, Scenery, s. l.atasal, -la,
n. = l. 3, hall of drama.
2.di§t, -ti,/. = /. sight.
Scent, s. p&rmal, -la, m. =. I. fra^
grance.
Scent, V. parmal kane; p. lai =
I. apply fragrance.
Sceptic, s. s&tmaudinatullo; ^pa-
n^mbiketso, or n&mbganar
tullo.
Scepticism, J. ^panambiki, -ke,/.
Sceptre, s. betkati, -te, /. ; (ra-
yacen) bet, -ta, n. = I. the
atick (of a king).
Schednle, s. 6it, -tit/-; P^tti.-t^)
/. = /. a Uat.
Scheme, s. n&muno, -nea, m. = I.
plan; nikSa, -56,/=/. sketch;
risko, pi. f. = I. lines, /r. ;
alofien, -ni,_/; = /. opinion.
Schism, s. m&tabbed(e), -da, ?».
3= /. difference in religion;
ig^rjentlen vingdap, -pa, n.
= I. separation from the
church; tind, -da, m. = /.
faction.
Sohifimatic, a. m&tabhedatso.
Scholar, J. l.i'^^- iskolatso bur-
go, -gea, m.; sis, -sa, m. = I.
a disciple; siktolo = /. learn-
ing.
2. 8iki}llo=/. he who is learned,
£.£-. Sanskrit s.; p&ndit, -ta,
m. = l. a doctor.
3.mandtolo, ».(.=/. afoUower;
patlaugar, -ra, nt. = I. a
follower.
Soholastio, a. vidyesaletso.
School, s. l.sal, -le,/.; vlg. is-
kol, -la, n.,fr.
2. patlaugar, -ra, m. = /, fol-
lower.
3. patlau, -lava, m. = I. a fol-
lowing.
i. siktso zago, -gea, m. = I.
a place in which one learns;
e.g. 8. of wickedness.
Sciatic, s. penktaduk, -ki,/.
Soienoe, s. 1. vidya, -ye,/., sae-
try, -ra, «. = a system.
2,zanvai,-ye,y! = ^. knowledge;
volok, -Iki, y. ; samarthi,
-the,/.
Scientiflo, a. vidyetso ; vidyevont.
Sci
Scr
Soimit&r, s£e Oaillotine.
SointUlate, ?'- kiruan di, or uz-
vad di; miniuin; kidi pod,
€&. cs.
Sciolist, s, Sill&r sikpi, -pia, m.,
or sikpiso.
Scion, s. 1. ankri, -re,/.
^./g. 8&ntatitB0.
Scissors, s. feaUr, -it'i,/.
SooiT, ■!■'. n&klan k^r = /. make
copies, 7^.; has = I. laugh
at, Ace; yedai; see Hook,
Scoff, -J. •a^W&fi,pL «.; khebdai,
-ye./
Scold, 1'- beStai ; has klia ; g&d-
m kar.'
SooldiBg', s. bestaunen, -nea, n.
Scolopendra, s. vagoni, -ne,/.
Scoop, 'c'. pokal kJir, or pokor.
Scope, s. 1 . sevot, -ta, m.
2, suat, -te,/. = /, a place.
Scorch, V. ulpai, e.g. the sun
scorches; sukai = /. make
dry.
Score, J. 1. gurty, -ta, m.=.l.
sign; git, -ta, m. = I. & line.
2. lek, -ka, n. = I. an account.
S.kod, -di,/. = twenty.
Score, J'. 1. gurti^ (or git) kar.
2. lai=/. apply, attach, impute,
elc.
Sooria, s. koir, -ra, m.; vlg. gu.
Scorn, 5. beparvo,-vea, ?ra.; kheb-
dai, -ye,/.
Scorn, v. beparvo {or khebdai)
kar, G. M. (F.) ; yedai = /.
mock.
Scorpion, s. itau, -tsa, m. (var.
vitsu).
Soot, see Tax.
Scotch, s. katrap, -pa, n.
Scoundrel, s. see Rascal.
Scour, V. 1. gas.
2,ausar = I. hasten.
Scour^, V. korde mar ; (jerban-
danifi) mar.
Scourge, s. 1, silen, -lea, M. = a
8, of thorns; £abuk, -bka,
m. = a. whip; kordo, -dea,
m.=:& discipline.
^./g. siksa, -le,/ = /. punish-
ment; mar, -ri, /. = /. pest,
fg., Lat.flagellum, a great
punishmeat, n. c, in this mn.
Scoot, s. bfedi, -di, m.
Scout, ■!'. 1. bed pole; bed kaike.
2.^. beparvean sod.
Scowl, see Frown.
Scraggry. "■ karkoto.
Soramble, "v. petsad, or rs.\ crc.
Scrap, s. kudko, -kea, m.
Scrape, s. tondre, Noin. pi. m.=
perplexity.
Scrape,^'- kant.
Scraper, s. kantnen, -nea, n. = an
instrument for scraping.
Scraping:, s. kantap, -tpa, n.
Soratch, V. 1. bokor, as a cat
with its nails.
2. phapsi = /. pierce in many
places ; ghai ghal = /, put a
wound.
3. korpi, e. g. a sore with the
hands; see Erase.
Scrawl, V. gifcei.
L.ooglc
Scr
Sea
Scream, s. bftb, -be, /.; kil&nts,
-6j,/., of young children.
Screim, f. kilanta mar ; b6b mSr.
Screech, see Scream.
Screen, s. 1. raknen, -nea, n.
I.fg- asro, -rea, m. = I. refuge.
a.pordo (or poddo), -dea, m.,
e.g.io separate rooms with;
izSi, -ye, /. = & screen of
bamboo sticks.
Screen, v. rak.
Screw, s. iskur, -ra, m.^fr.
Scribble, v. gi55i.
Scribe, s. skrib, -ba, m. (of the
Bible). In other mn. see
Notary, Copyist
Scrip, s. 1, 6it, -ti,/, = /. a note,
a small piece of writing.
2.thaili, -le,/.= /. a bag.
Seriptare,.r. P5.vitrijPu8tak, -ka,
n.=l. Holy Book (Bible).
Barofula, s. kantmai, -la, «.
Scroll, s. koulo, -lea, m. = & roll
of paper.
Scrub, V. gas.
Scrnple, s. 1. dubau, -bava, m.=
I. doubt, or bet. kftstountso
dubau, or perk. bet. tondre,
pl. m. — I. perplexity.
2. bah, -be,/. = /. case (of con-
science), n. ex.; tsurtsuro,
-rea, m. = pain of heart.
S.struplu, -la, m, = A measure
of weight, /r.
Scrnple, v. dubau ; tondreant
asa = I. is in perplexity.
Scinpnlons, «. dubavi; tondreSn-
tso, or tondreant asullo.
Sorutiny, s. vitsarfin, -na, «.;
nimit, -ta, », = I. inquiry
(into the future); pa,rik§a,
-§e,y. = /, an examination.
Soud, ». varean lotun veta = /.
goes pulled by the wind.
Souffle, s, z^den, -dea, ».
Scuffle, V. z&gM or z&gda.
Senll, see Skull.
Sculptor, s. vlg. a&ari, -ria, m. ;
silpi,-pia, /«., «. u., but good
w.; rs. kantounitso vaurk&r-
tolo, or kantounegar, -ra,
m.
Scnlptore, s. Icantounen, -neit,
M., or kantounCi yidya, -ye,/.
Sculpture, V. kantai.
Scum, s. koir, -ra, m. = s. of
metals; see Foam.
Scurf, s. khirben, -bea, «.
Scnrrile, a. lazbando; anvo.
Scurrility, J. bursepon, -na, «. ;
lazbandpon, -na, n.
Scurry, s. pa5i, -se,/.
Scutcheon, s. kutmatso gurtij,
-ta, m.; dalu (Cn.), n.u.
Scythe, s. koito, -tea, m., or if
smaller, koiti, -te, /., or if
very small, koitul, -la, n.
Sea, s. daryo, -yea, m.; aagir,
-ra, m.; samudru, -drS, m.,
or sS.mdir, -ra, m.
An arm of the s,=khari, -ye,/.
On s. and land = ddryant ani
buinfier.
Put to 8. = aken s6d = /. leave
harbour.
Be at 8. = tarvar poin kar.
Sea
Sec
A 8. of troubles = kirkilran-
i&TJO.
Sea, a. dS,r;atBO or dfiryantlo.
Seal, s. I. mhor, -re,/., the in-
strument and also the im-
pression; hoetgi, -tu, /,= I.
a wafer.
2./^. ga\, -ta, fa. <ml. a secret.
Keep under b. = mhore bit&r
do76r, or mbor mam dov6r.
Seal, 7'. 1 ' mhor mar, or mb. ghal.
2./^. dank or damp = I. shut.
3./^. thir kar = /. confirm, e.g.
with blood.
Sealinff-wax, s. lak, -ki,/.
Seam, s. sivon {or sion), eiuioit,
/, (If, cucilura).
Sear, ?. ulpai ; suk^i.
Search, ^'. B6d = /. seek; sarken
pdle = I. look, inspect care-
fully; vitsar, or vitsar&n
kar = ^. make inquiry; t&nki
k4r, nimgi=/. make inquiry ;
dS.riyaft k^r = /. make in-
quiry (judicially).
Searching, s. s6dna, -ne, /.; see
Enquiry.
Season, s. 1. (varsatso) kal, -la,
m.\ (T&rsatso)Tanto,-tea, m.
2.vel(e), -la, m. (due time).
Season, -i^. 1. f6nnu {var. f6dny)
ghal = /. put condiment.
2.tftiyar kS.r = /. make ready.
3. ghM k^r =: /. make strong.
4, melai = /. mix.
Seasonable, a. rs. farotea velar
= I. at due time ; layek = I.
suitable.
Seaeonablenesa, s. layekpon, -na,
n. ; ^voto ve}(§), -la, m.
Seaaoning, ;. 1. nisteu, -tea, n. =
what is eaten with food as
a relish.
2. 3,1 ean, -na, ». = all the spices
commonly used in seasoning.
Seasoned, a. 1. f6dni} gballo.
2.tayar.
3. ghat, see the verb.
Seat, s. 1 . sijasan, -na, «. = s, of
authority, e. g. in a church;
b&ska, -ke, /, = & common
s. ; i;lg. bank, -ka, m., or
k&del, -la, »., /r.
2, 8uat, -te, f.=l.& place, or
rEuniJi suat; tanen, -nea,
«., bidar, -ra, «, = a resi-
dence.
Havea seat in. . . =b^kk9 asa,
/. right is.
Seat, 7/. b6s&i, c. v. of bos, n. v.
Seated, a. rs. asa = is.
Secede, see Recede.
Seclude, v. dhamp, or\ihaXr ghaln
dbamp.
Seclnsion, s. 1. bbair ghalnen,
-nea, n.
2.yeksurai, -ye,/, (yeksurpon,
-na, n.) = l. solitude.
Second, ii. dusro ; duy^m (Hind.
w.) ; 'duy&m talo = echo'.
S.-hand clothes = pornen vas-
tur.
Second, s. kbin, -na, n.
Second,^, gunatso zaun asa = /.
is favourable; kuDiokkar =
/. make help; or adhar k.
A'OOgIC
Sec
Sed
Secondary, a. une garjetso = /.
less necessary; makhyana-
tuUo = /. not principal; or
bet. mukhyan&inzallo.
Seoondly, ad. dusre auater = in
the 2ad place.
Seoreoy, s. \. gut, -ta, 'w.
2.yeksurpoii, -ga, «. {or yek-
surai, -ye,/i) = I. solitude.
Secret, a. l.gupit, orgutatso;
lipullo = I. concealed.
2. yeksuro ^ /. solitary,
S.gudatso, e.g. s. alphabet.
Secret, s. gut, -ta, m.
Secretary, .;. 1. muusi, -si, m.
a general term.
2.pardam, -nia, m. s a. of a
king.
3. seristedar, -ra, m. = s. of a
jadgfl or talisildar and tbe
Uke.
4. sekretar, -ra, »«., vlg., /r.
esp. of a bishop.
Secrete, v. lipii, c. v. of lip, «. v.
Secretly, m^, gutan ; fintr^Dgan,
Sect, s. I. t&nd, -da, m.
tion,
2. m&tabhed(6), -d&, m. ■.
ference in religion;
vanto, -tea, m. = I.
rated portion.
Sectary, s. t&ndagar, -ra,
Seotion, s. vanto, -tea, nt.
-ga, m., of a book.
Seonlar, a. saunsari =
world, or ia the w.;
saratso = worldly.
= fac-
=/, dif-
Teglo
of the
s^un-
SecuIariBS, v. tsaltea kamak lai
= I. apply to common use.
Seesre, a. 1. soukasayetso = /,
peaceful.
2. risknatullo; baSavetso; n^|-
tavin = without harm.
3. ghat = strong, c.^. * S- box;
Jiiindob^stint asullo (or ofker
verb) = I. being in security.
4. in the mn. of certain to be
obtained, etc., rs. dubau nas-
tanan = doubtless with the
•verb required by the mn. ; or
khSrudit.
5 kharo = /■ true.
Seonrei "o. riske bhair ghal = /.
put out of risk; or riske vin
k&r ; bandobitstin dov6r = /.
keep (put) in security; ba-
&S,u kflr = I. make safe;
damp = /. shut.
Security, s. l.zamindar, -ra, m.
= he who gives 8.
2. zamin, -ne, y., var. z&mini,
-ne,/. = security (itself),
3. soukasai, -ye,/. = I. peace,
4. raknefl, -nea, «. = /. protec-
tion, guard.
S.nanrisk, -ke, f.; bindobast,
-ti,/.
Sedan, s. palki, -ke,/.
Sedate, v. th&nd k&r, or nidan
k^r; see Appease.
SedatenesB, s. nidanai, -ye,/.
Sedative, a. halu k&rtso = /.
making light,^.; see also v.
Sedentary, a. bfistso (b6s8o), e. g.
B. life.
„, „ L.oogic
Sed
432
Sei
Sedimant) s. m&ddi, -de,/.; mur,
-ri,y.; majpi, -p&,/.
Sedition, s. katkai, -je,/.
Seditious, f^. katkayetBO, or kat-
kayegar.
Seduce, v. 1. pie^i, or piso k&r =
/. make mad, y^. ; nadi kit
= L make tricks, (tempt);
vodni di = I. give inclination,
allure; fuelai.
2. kuBai = /. corrupt; pad dek
(S) di = /. give bad example.
Seducer, s. kusdi, -dia, m.; fus-
laitolo, eU.; see the verb.
Seduction, s. fuslaunen, -nea, n.\
nad, -di,/. = /. a trick, temp-
tation; m6a(6),-8a,jw, = Ade-
ceptiou; th^kkf, -ka, ». = /.
fraud, simulation.
Sednctive, a. naditso, or fotkiro,
or fuslauntso; see verb.
Sedulity, s. tsurkpon, -na, n.;
zagrutai, -ye, /. = care; rs.
into tsuk in neg.form.
Sedulous, a, zagrut = careful;
Qsar; t3ukiiatullo= not fail-
ing.
See, V. l.pdle, or p61ei; t86i
{_H.K.)\ di|t glial = /. put
sight, obj. znd Loc.
2.B0mza = /. underetand, or
kfil = be known.
See to = z&tSn kane s /. take
care, G. F,
Go to see, vieit = bh^t.
Seeing that= dekun or pasvot,
etc.\ see Gram. p. 270, seq.
See, s. BiyiisS,n, -na, n.
Seed, s. l.biii, biya, «.; zun b.
(seasoned s.); rov, -va, m.
2./^. sS.ntat, -ti, /. = /. poste-
rity.
Seek, v. I.s6d, e.g. a lost thing.
2. prayMAn kir = /. make ef-
fort.
S.asa kar = /. make desire,
G. F., or ase ; lale = /. long
for (Dat.).
4. sevot asa = /. aim is ; or irit-
do asa, or aIo5en asa.
Seem, v. dista.
SeemlioeBS, s. l.rup, -pa, n. = l.
form.
2. m&ryad, -di,/. = /, decency,
grace.
3. layekpon, -na, «. = /. fitness.
Seemly, a. 1. layek = /. fit; ka-
mak p6dtso.
2. sundar = /. nice; miryaditao
= graceful.
Seer, see Prophet
Seeth, see Boil.
Se^ent, s. {geom.) m&Di&lSi-
bbag, -ga, m.
Segrej^ate. w. 1- veglo or ving&d-
kar; TCglo (o^ vingad) do»6r
^ take aside.
2.TiDtsun kad = I. choose;
Yint8=/. separate, e.g. many
things one from the other.
Seine, s, v6d zal, -la, n. = l. a
large net.
Seize, v. 1. dh&r = /- catch.
2.1ag=/. be attached,^., e.g-
fire, disease, cA. cs. {Dat.
Ob'-)
Sei
Sen
3. z&pti k&v = distrain ; angar
p6d = I. fall on tLe body;
zompSi mar = pounce.
Seizing:, s. dh&rap, -rpa, n.
Seldom, a. &prnp.
Select) V. vints or vintsun kad
=/. segregating take; eodun
kad = /. seeking take.
Select, a. uttim = /. excellent;
vintsnar.
Selection, s. vintsap, -tspa, «.,
or vintsneS, -nea, «.
Self, J. -ts, see Gram. P. II. ch,
iii. Einpk. Pron,
Selflslii, a. apnateo inog(d) kir-
tolo.
Self-oontrol, s. sudalai, -ye,/.
Self-denial, s. apli-inkari, -re,/;
apli viB&r, -ri,/, = /. forget-
fulness of oneself, n. c. ;
atmea^i d&ndon, -ne,/
Sell, "n. ik or vik.
Seller, s. iknftr, -ra, m., bet. ik-
tolo.
Sellin;,^. ikap,-kpa, n.\ ^ecSale.
Selvage, s. lugtadfeg, -ge, / = /.
edge of cloth.
Semblance, s. 1. sarken, -kea, n.
2./g. sauli, -le,/ =/. shadow,
A-
Semicircle, s. flrden m&nd3I,-Ia,».
Seminary, s. vlg. seminar, -ri,
Semitone, s. &rdo talo, -lea, m.
or ^rden razap, -zpa, n.
Senate, s. rajas^bha, -bhe, /
Senator, s. rajas&bhesando, -dea,
m.; m&ntri, -ri, m.
Send, 2'. l.dhad, 17/' dhadQdi = /.
sending give; pat&i, used
esp.fg.for grant (graces);
petai {H. K.)
2. r&vane k^r = /. make a
message, (send a message).
3. B6d = /. leave free, e. g. a
missile.
S, for = apoi or apoun ad.
S. forth = bhair sod.
S. away = bhair ghal, or s6d&i
= /. cause to leave.
S. in the place of = G. bidlak
dhad.
S. up = ubz&i = /. cause to
become, e.g. sprouts, or fut
= come out, ck. cs.
Senior, s. malgodo.
Sensation, s. bhogap, -gpa, n.
(phil.).
Make a s. = lag = /. get at-
tached, or rig = enter, /g.,
or ajap zata = /. wonder
becomes, ch. cs. (or ajapta).
Senae, s. 1. isvo, -vea, m. (or
visTo), of the body; indro,
-rea, m. (Z?. K.)
2". bud, -di,/ = /. wisdom.
3.s&ma m6t, -ti,/ =/. a sane
mind.
4. &rth, -tha, m. = /. meaning.
The five senses are : dist, kan,
pS,rmaI, ruts, apodnen.
Sensible, a. 1. distso (disso) = /.
appearing.
2. isve asu.llo = /. having senses.
3. budivont = /. wise.
4. barik = /. penetrating.
Sen
Ser
SenBitive, a. 1. isve asijllo = /.
having senses.
2. birmotyont = /. feeling pity;
moral =5 /. tender; movala-
Barko = fit to be moved.
SaaBibility, s. 1. isve, pi. m. =
senses.
2.bhug5i B^kat, -kti, f. = I.
the faculty of feeling (bh6-
gap,-gpa,«.); mova]pon,-na,
«. , or movala sarkeu ; see adj.
Sensnal, ct- 1- isveantso = /. of
senses.
2.kudit80 = /. bodily, c,^. sen-
sual pleasures; mdstitso, or
burso s= impure; vait khu-
seank lagnllo = impure.
Sensaality, s. radst, -ti,/.; kudi-
ceo khusio = I. bodily plea-
sures; bursepon, -na, «.;
pozdepon, -na, «.; aisikpon,
-na, «. = /. ugline8S,_/2'.; i'/^.
(vait) kam, -ma, «. = /. (bad)
things.
Sentence, s. I. phaiaal, -la, n. =
s.of ajudge; tirp, -pa,n.=/.
a decision; tirman, -na, ». ;
nirn^i, -ya, ».
2. vakya, -ya, n. (Gram.); utsar,
-ra, m. = I. an expression.
3. gad, -di,/. = /. a proverb.
4.alo6en, -ni,/. = I. opinion.
Sentence, ^. ph&is&l sang, etc.;
SententioQS, a. g&dibharit.
Sentiment,^. 1. bhogt, -ti,/. (or
bh6gap,-gpa,«.?), crbh6gti-
pon, -na, n. = l. feeling.
2.m&n, -na, «. = /. heart, inind.
3. alo5en, -ni,/ = /. opinion.
4. mg'ngepo:p,-na, n. = l. huma-
nity, good B.
Bentimental, a. bhdgtso; mova-
lountso = /. moving ; moval
or movalasarko = tender or
fit to be moved.
Sentinel, Sentry, 5. rakno, -nea,
m.; pareagar, -ra, «i. ; paro,
-rea, m.
Separable, a. yingS4 kfirtso, or
viogfidsisarko, or yeglo kliri
sarko.
Separability, s. ringSdsisarken,
-kea, «., or vegla-, «. c.
Separate, <z. vingM; yeglo.
Separate, v. 1. yingiid k^r, veglo
kar; /^. bhed(6) k4r =';.
make difference.
2. vante kar, or kudke kfi.r = I.
make parts.
S.pois dov6r, or pois k&r =
keep far.
Separately, ad, yingild zaun, or
yingad vingM.
Sapar&tion, s. veglatear, -ra, m.
(var. veglatsai, -ye,/); vin-
gS^ap, -p&, ».
Sepnlolire, s. l.fdnd, -da, m.
2. sepulkrij, -ra, m., of J. C.
3. gori, -ye,/; ex. a monument
over a grave.
Seqneaoa, s. 1. patlau, -lava, m.
2.f61, -la, m. = I. effect; see
Series.
Sequestration, s. zfipti, -te,/
Serapb, s. seraphim, -ma, m.
„. „ L.oogk-
Ser
Ser
Sereiude, s. ratCen gayila,-iia,n.
Serene, a. l.kupafin&tiillo; nitfll
= /. pure.
2.^. md&n.
Serenity, J. 1. nitajai, -ye,/,; ni-
tJLl molab, -Iba, n. = I. pure
sky.
S.y^. nidanai, -ye,/; Boukasai,
-ye,/. = calmness.
Serf, s. tsak6r, -kra, m.; gulam,
-m&, m. = /. a slave.
Servant, s. hav&ldar, -ra, m.
Series, s. 1. bar, -ri,/, e.g: a. of
statements; kamp, -pa, m. =
a line, e.^. kampan ts&la =
go in a line.
2.^. zomo, -mea, m. = I. a.
multitude; sankil, -kli,/, =
/. achain,^.,^.^. b. of words,
events.
Serioiu, a. 1. g&rjetso = I. ueceB-
sary; bharadik = /. grave,
/£"., important, looking s.;
bh^ri; alo^n k&rtso = l.
giving to tbink.
2.gMis, e.^. 8. sickness; nib-
boi = /. strong, £,^. s. sick-
ness.
3. kb&ro = /. true, (not in jest).
Seriously, ad. see adj. ; monab-
purvok, e. g. say Bometbing
not in jest.
SerionsnesB, s. bhar, -ra, m.
Serpent, s. jiudaj, -}i (or jiudad,
-di),/; sordp, -rpa, ««. = a
kind of s., used sometimes,
generally: serpenti^, -pi,/.,
the s. of Oenesis, ol.
a. sorpabariBO.
Serried, pari. a. lagun = I. attach-
ed,y^., e,g, a 8. pbalanx.
Serum, s, t3ik, -ka, n.
Servant, s. l.tsakor, -kra, m.\
sevok, -ka, m. ; dSai, -si,/ =
amaid-aorvant;noukor,-kra,
OT. = a public 8,
1. gulam, -ma, m. = a slave.
Serve, v. l.tsakri {or seva ts.)
kar, G. F.
2. upkar, or upkar kir, or up-
karak (or kamak) p6d = /.
be useful.
3. ts&l^i = /. manage, e. g. a.
guns.
i.G, suater asa = is in tbe
place of.
Serrioe, s. l.tsakri, -kre,/, or
seva tsakri.
2. upkar, -ra, m. = /, advan-
tage; prJiy6g, -gS, fit. = /. use.
3. kam, -ma, «. = /. office.
4. kaido, -dea, m. s /. duty.
Divine S. sastra^en kam, -ma,
«.; kfitlen, -le&, n. = I. cere-
mony, (ff. K.)
Serviceable, a. adayatso = I. pro-
fitable; upkarak ((7^ kamak)
p6dtso; prfi.y6gatB0 = /. use-
ful'.
Servile, a. l.tsiLkretso.
2, h&lko, uno = low, mean.
5. work = tsakrefien kam ; hut
commonly aitaratso vaur =
work of Sunday is used.
Servility, s. gulampop, -na, n. =
I. slavery.
Ses
Set
vlg: zunt, -ta, m., or
bet. rs. into zuntak biatat =
they Bit for the meeting; mel
(6), -la, m.=:l. aunioQ, meet-
ing.
Set, a. 1. kb&ndit = /. definite,
positive.
2.kaidea p&rm&ne (asijUo) =
(being) according to rules.
Set, s. 1. tand, -da, m., e. g. a s,
of bearers.
2. rompo, -pea, m. s /. a young
plant.
Set, V. l.ghal or do76r»>/. put.
2.1ai= /. apply, e.g. a tree,
(plant), an emerald.
S.sama kar = /. make right,
e.g. a watch, a limh.
4. bud, at&m, e-g. the aun.
S.gnrtg, ghal = /. put a sign
(set to music), or het. botfii
= write.
6. nemsi = /. appoint.
5. in order = mand or sama
kar.
S. in motion = bal^i.
S. about = sura k&r = begin.
S. against = I. virodh asa=iB
against, ck. cs.
2. ski kar=make comparison.
S. apart, s. aside = yingad
dov6r, or sambaln dov6r.
S. before = mezar ghal = /. pnt
on the table.
S. down = borfii.
S. forward = bhair silr ■= start.
S. in = 8uru za = begin; lag =
/. be attached,^.
S. on = 1. huskai, e.g. a dog;
kante lai = I. apply thorns,
(excite).
2.z&]&i = I. cause to burn
(tease).
S.angar p5d = /. fall on the
body.
S. forth = l.mukar ghal; bhair
e&r = start.
2, vistar = I. extend.
S. off = 1. hogolsi ^ I. praise.
2. Burungar kar = /. adorn.
S- on fire= las (or lasSi, c. v.) ;
uzo lai.
S. over = Dat. doT6r = /, put
to, e.g. a goyernor.
S, round = vedo mar.
5. up = I. ubo bar = /. mats'
standing, e.g. a pillar.
2./g. uktohar=/. make open,
A-
Setting, J. (of the sun), astamti,
-to,/
Settle, V. 1. 8S>nia kar = /. make
right, e.g. a quarrel; viip =
/. consent, agree.
2. thir kHr = I. confirm ; nis&ei-
si = /. establish, make cer-
tain; doy6r = /. put, e.g. a
minister.
3. farik kar = l. pay, e. g.
debts.
4. kazar kar = /. marry, ir. v.
5.h6s = /. sit, e.g. birds s.
npon trees.
6. ghar kam rau s I. making
house stop, colonize; bidar
{or thikanen) kar = /. make
„, „ L.oogic
Set <
abode; gb^rvaai za = /. mak-
ing house iohabit.
7. sakai (or pondak) pM = /.
&I1 to the bottom of.
Settled, a, kh&ndit; nisceisillo.
Settlement, s. I. vas, -sa, n. = /.
dwelling.
2. S,Dd&9, -na, «., (natlTe par-
aphernalia); d6t, -ti,/, =/.
dowry.
3. k4rar, -rfi, m.=l. agreement;
voppigi, -ge, /. = /. coEBent
(mutual agreement); rs.
into V.
flettler, s. novo vaai, -si, m. = I.
a new inhabitant, «, c.
Seven, a. sat.
Sever, zi. Tints; see Separate.
Sereral, a. thode {pi. of thodo) ;
s&bar = many.
Severe, a. kaddij, (kird), iee
Rigid; katin, o/jf for b.
season; gadis.
Severity, s. Idltinai, -ye, /,; see
Rigidity.
Sew, V. siun,
Sewer, j. iSiklatod(6), -da, w.*
Sex, s. zat, -ii,/.
Sexton, see Sacristan-
StiabbinesB, s. I. perk, durbolkai,
-ye,/, (of clothes).
2, imtepon, -na, n. = I. stingi-
ness.
Shabby, a. l.fiindi.
2.imto =1. stingy.
Shade, Shadow, f. l.Bauli,-lo,/=
Lot. umira.
"i-fg. kalok, -ka, «.= Aobacurity .
Sha
3. dru|takiLi, -ye,/i =/. goblin
kulen, -lea, «.
4. in pi. patal, -lii, n. = I. in-
fernal regions.
5. pordo, -dea, m.=.l. a screen.
6. yeksurai, -ye,/! = /. solitude ;
yeksurpon, -na, «.
7. asro, -rea, m. = /. refuge.
Shade, V. 1. rak = I. guard.
2. Baali k&r.
Shaft, s. 1. bbS,li, -ye,/. = a mis-
sile.
2, thorun, -rva, «. = /, a handle.
. 3. khambo, -bea, m. = /. a pil-
lar.
4. isalen, -leil, », = s. of a car-
riage.
Shag, s. kambol, -bli,y; ; lovefien
lugat, -gta, «.
Shake, ^. 1. haliii, c, v. ^bal, n. v.
2.kampS,i = /. cause to trem-
ble.
Shall, ff. By Jut. or Necess. mood;
see Gram.
Shallow, a. gundn&in asuUo = /.
not deep.
Shallow, s. gundn&in asulli suat,
-te,/
Sham, s. fot, -ti,/, or k&p&t, -ta,
«., or th&kki^, -ka, n. = simu-
lation.
Sham, a. f6tkiro, or fdt in com-
Shambles, s. k&saigara5i aug^d.
Shame, s. Uz, -je, /, pr. fg.\
&pam£in, -na, ^. = I. disho-
nour. ^ ,
Sha 4:
Shame, -v. \&z dista = I. shame
appears, Sb. Dal. ; Hje, Sb.
Notn.; germe.
Shameful, a. lajist or ftpamanatso
or ilpaiiianadik ; S-lsik =
Shameless, a. l^zbando.
ShamelessnesB, s- liLzbandpon,
-na, n.
i,-ya,ffi.=the whole
joint from the knee to the
ancle.
Shape, s. 1 . nimuno, -nea, m. =
I. a sample, form, model.
2.rup, -pa, n.
3. form, -TaaL,n.,/r. = l. mould.
Shape,?'. l.rupai=/. give form;
kar = /. do.
Shapeless, a. ruf>natullo.
Shard,5. kaili,-le,/. = Z^^. fesla;
kailekudko, -kea, m.
Share, s. 1, vanto, -tea, m.
2.zagai, -gle, /. = share of a
plough.
Share, "!>■ 1- vante kar = /, make
parts, ir. v.
2. . . . sangata m&I = I. be found
(received) with others, ch.
cs.; bh6g =/. possess ; vanto
m^l.
Shark, s. l.mog6r, -gra, m.
I.fg. mosagar -ra, m.; th&k-
kagar, -ra, m.
Sharp, a. 1. dhar asi^Uo = bar-
ing edge.
2. domsatso = /. pointed, or rs.
into dom6s.
J She
3,y^, barik = I. thin (penetrat-
ing), £.£'. s, mind, eyes.
4. ambot = /, acid.
5.dukouatso, or k&tin = /.
severe, e.g. words, wind.
Sharpen, v, 1. sanik d&r = /. hold
to the whetstone; paz =b1i.
with sandstone.
2. barik k&r, see adj.
Sharper, s. th&kkagar, -ra, m.-=l.
a cheating fellow.
Sharpness, s. 1. dhar, -ri,/ =
edge.
■ 2. domos, -msa, m. = point or
tip.
^.fg. barikai, -ye,/., e.g. of
mind.
4. katinai, -ye,/. = severity.
Shatter, v. 1. kudkean kudke
k5,r = I. make into pieces.
l./g. khalto kar = /. make
subject ; mod(6) = /. break,
fg. (pull down).
Shave, v. kapui kar; khad kad^
/, take away the beard.
Shaving, s. kapni, -pe,/.
SlTawl, J. selo, -lea, w.
She,^^i'«.ti; «£ Gram. P. II. oh.
iii.
Sheaf, s. (bundle), pendi,-je,/,
of paddy; sudi,-ye,/.; mouji, •
-le,/
Shear, v. (louii) kat&r = /. cut
(wool).
Shears, s. katftr, -tri,/
Sheath, s. poten, -teii, n.
Sheath, v, poteant ghal.
Shed, s. matou, -tva, *».;,goT6!,
She
Shi
goala, m. (with sloping roof);
ni&Dt&p, -pa, n.
Shed, 'i.: 1 . vauoi = I. c&ase to
flow, c.v. ^vau; giliii,c.^.
tears.
2,vikrai, e.g. blood.
3.zftd, n.v., zftdai, tr. v., e.g.
leaves.
Ibirki.
Sheep, s. l.bokro, -rea, »»., or
kamblibokro ; seli, -ye, /.,
used also fg.
^./g. bokro = stapid.
Sheep-fold, J. hitti, -te,/.
Sheepiab, a. dfiddo or bokro = /.
Btupid.
Sheer, a. l.deam; kMso; 's,
place = deuni, -ne,/.'
2. -t8 emph. (mere).
Sheet, s. 1. antolfii v61, -li,/.;
dupato, -tea, m,
2.f6l, -li,/.; pan, -na, «.,«.c.;
kagad, -gda, n.
Shelf, s. vlg. almar, -n,/.^fr.;
see Cupboard; £oak, -ka, m.
Shell, s. 1. simpi, -ye, /. (of
fishes) ; koDgo, ^ea, m. (s.
of molluscs).
2.katti, -te,/. (of fruits).
3.karl, -la, n. (of an egg).
Shell, V. simpi kad, etc.
Shell-fiBh, J. khubo, -bea, «. = a
kiud of s.
Shelter, .f. 1. matou, -tva, m,
^■/g. asro, -rea, m. ; rakaeD,
-Ilea, «. ; gop, -pfi, ». = /.
boBOm.y^.; adhar, -rS, »».,
or B&hai, -ye,/ = help.
Shelter, -v. 1. rak, or samba} =
defend.
2. adhar kfir, etc. = help.
3. asro kane = /. take refuge,
ch. cs.
ShelvinjT, see Sloping.
Shepherd, s. gouli, -lia, m.^pr./g.
Shield, s. 1. h^rdeafiea karaneii,
-nea,M., for defence; h&rde3^
Cen raknen, -nea, n.
2./g. asro, -rea, m. = refuge.
Shift, V. ] . b^&l = /. change.
2.yeneS tenen hill = /. move
here and there.
S.petsad-/. try.
Shift, s. 1 . upai, -ya, m. = /.
means; hikmftt, -ti, / = I.
industry, device.
2, tsoli,-ye,/. {of native women).
Shifty, a. hikmiltitao.
Shin, s. payantso nolo -lea, m. ;
pSi, -ya, m.
Shine, v. kirnan di = /. give
rays; p&rz^l ; pr&kas di ;
uzM; zillz&l.
Shingle, s. pakeaSen folen, -lea,
«.; foli, -ye,/ («. w. in /his
mn.)
Shining, a. zSrlzMit.
Ship, s. taruh, -rva, ».; n&g,
-ga, m.
Ship, V. see Embark.
Shipwreck, s. tarva6e5 futap,
-tpa, n.
Shipwreok, v. taruh futta = I.
ship gets broken.
Shirt, s. komia, -msa, rt. {also
Cn. Mr. Tul., Mai.)
I.., ...lA-ooglc
Shi
Sho
Shirer, v. 1. m6d(6), or f6d = /.
break, tr, v.
2. kamp ori]xkt\&r=l. tremble.
Bhirerln;, s. l.modfip, -dpa, n.
2.kS.mpero, -rea, m.
Shoal, 'S'. !■ zomo, -mea,m.; ras,
■»i,/ •
2.gaiid DfiinRsylli su&t, -te,/.
Sliook, V. dadai, c. v. ^dada, n.
v.,pr./g.\ adlai = /. cause to
dash, c.v. of sA^.
ffiiock, f. Sngkfidnen, -nea, n.
Shocking, a. l.dadauQtao.
2. dukoaateo s I. afflicting;
kaataleatso = /, disgustiag,
abominable.
Shoe, J. l.motso,>5ea,m.; papus,
-sa, jw. (ludianhalf 8.); van,
-ne,y. = I. sandal.
2. nal, -li, /. = s. of horses, or
bullocks.
Shoe, V. nal mar.
Shoe-maker, s. tsamar, -ra, m.\
moiSeagar, -ra, m.
Shoot, V. 1. sdd = discharge.
2.sikari kar = /. make hunU
iug.
Shoot, s. anfcri, -re, /. (of a
plant); see also Twig.
Shop, s. angid, -gdi,/.; g^iing,
^a, n. = l. a tavern ; kar-
khano, -nea, m. (s. of a
smith).
Keep a 8. = a. dov6r or a. ghal.
Shop-keeper, s. aDgiLdgar,-ra,m.
Shore, s. v&l, -le, /. [vfel, -le,/.
= carminecolour; ve!(fe),-la,
m. =time]; tad, -di,/.
Short, d!> motvo; laa = /. little,
or d&kto - small ; thocio = /.
few.
Fall 9. = neg. o/^xi = l. reacfa;
neg. of rahl = I. be found.
Short-hand, a. (writing), m6di.
Short-aij^hted, a. lagsiledLStitso.
Short-aightediiess, s. la^^silidist,
-ti,/.
Shortcoming, s. unepon, -iia, n.
Shorten, v. motvo {or nno) kir.
Shortly, ad. 1. vegin = soon.
2. thodean atranin = /. in a few
words.
Shortneaa, s. motvepon, -na, n.
Shot, s. 1. guli, -ye, /. = I. a
small ball; vlg, monisaao,
-sava, m.
2. far, -ra, m, = Lat. ictus,
a stroke.
Out of s. = iara bhair.
Should, imp. of Shall.
I should like to do = k&rton
or kJLrin.
You should do = k^rizai dista;
see Gram. p. 270, seq.
Shoulder, s. khand, -da, m.
Shoulder-blade, J. bbuz, -zi, ».
Shout, s. b6b, -be,/; bak, -ki,/.
Baise a s. = b6b mar.
Shout, "v. b6b mar; bak ani b6b
mSr; b6b mara sang k I.
crying say.
Shore, v. 1. lot(d) = /. push.
2. mukar danndai = /. cause to
run before.
Shovel, s. approx. kailato, -tea,
m. = & small s. of iron.
A'OogIc
Sho
Shu
Show, p. 1 . dakai or dakouD di.
2. ta&l = /. waXk,/£: (behave),
e. g. B. yourself good = boro
tsal.
3. k4r = /. do, e, g. a. mercy =
kakult k^r.
4. sikai = /. teach; k&ldri = /.
notify; soiiizai = /. cauee to
understand..
5. forth = sost kir or kal&i.
Show, s. 1. diit, -ti,/. = L sight.
2.dakon, -ne,/. = representa^
tion.
3. dobazo, -jea, m. = I. pomp.
4. disap, -spa, n. = I. appear-
ance.
Shower, s. 1. pans, -b&, m. = I.
rain; zh6d, -dil, m.; §en,-ni/.
2, sabar = /. many; 161, -la, m.
e . g. a, s. oi tears = dak&n-
tso 161,
Shower, v. 1. ndfirpon^n di = /.
give liberally.
2. pS.us podta = rain falls.
Showy, a. 1. &haokan=:/. ambi-
tioas; ^tt^s k&rtso = vain,
proud.
2.dobajeatso = /. pompous.
Shred, v. tsatsai, ir. v., or tsur
kar.
Shrew, s. zagad£i ftstri, -re,/. =s
/. a (^aarrelling woman.
Shrewd, a. barik.
Shrowdness, 5. barikai, -ye,/.
Shriek, s. kilants, -Si,/; kindri,
-re,/.
Shrill, fZ. Yoilo=/.bigh,«.^. voice;
barik =/, thin.
1. galmbi, -be,/ =
a small s.; sunkat, -kta, n.
(bigger), a Icind of crua-
tacean.
2.kaUa, -la, m. = l. a dwarf.
Shrine, s. pit, -te, /.
Shrink, v. 1. dodiii a I. make
double, usedalso for a., c.v.
of d6d ; more comm. auUi,
or gutli k4r.
^.fg. pati sir = I. go back, or
koval.
Shrivel, v. (t6nd) vankden k^r =
/. make (face) crooked; mirio
p6dai=^. cause to fall (make)
folds, n.c.
Shroud, s. khopon -na, n.
Shroud, V. gutlai, e.g. ia smoke.
Shrub, s. zadkut, -ta, n.
Shrug*, V. bbuz ukol.
Shudder, i'. tbartar; kamp; ang
kad = /. draw the body.
Shudder, j. kamp, -pi,/; kam-
pero, -rea, m.
Shuffle, V. 1. borsi (cards).
2. guspadai = I. confound.
3. nadikar {or -a. tsaiai)=:make
tricks.
4. vankdo tsai = /. walk crook-
ed.
Shun, V. tsukai, c. v. of tsuk ; or
tsukon kanghe ; kantain tsu-
kai = /. avoid abhorring.
Shunning, s. tsukap, -kpa, n., or
tsnkounen, -nea, «.
Shut, V. 1. damp (damb = press)
or dank; big gbal a /. put
the look.
„, „ L.oogic
Shu
442
Sig
2. Tedo mSr — /. surround; voi"
ghal = I. put a hedge.
Sbntters, s. dar, -r§, ».; z&nela^
iSin (or kitke&i£() b&gl&n, pi.
n. « /. doors of a window.
Shy, a. bizud; bbiyateo; l&jiSt.
Shy, V. bben dist&.
Shyaeaa, ^. bhea, bhiya, n.
Sib, .r. B&iro dairo, -reii, m.
Sihil&nt] a- fusfuBtso.
Sick, a. pidest; vait k&rtolo.
He is s. s taka rait k&rta.
He fell 8. = to pident p6dlo.
He is 8. of. . .^to bezar zalo
= be got tired.
Sicken, v. bezarai k&r=troable.
Sickle, s. koiti, -te,/.
Sickly, a. bolaikiaatullo; pidest^
80 (»//. tikke pidest).
SicknesE, s. pida, -de,y^; rog(6),
-ga, m., n. c; naiibolaiki,
-ke,/. = /. no health.
Side,^. ].p&k4a,-ie,/.; kuB, -si,
/.; dikki}, -ka, «.; rs. iBilean,
or tisilean = I. in the direc-
tion of.
2.kadTal, -la, «., ol. (s. of
J. C); kueal, -\&, n.
S.t&od, -da, m. = i. faction.
On this 8. = alt&di ; on that s.
= polt&di.
On one s. — on the other b. =
yeka dikkan — duBrei dik-
ktin.
Is on the b. of = G. p&ksek aa&.
Oa the s. of the father = ba-
pai i8ileS,n, e. g. consangui-
nity.
Sideboard, s. samanan&en m&z,
-za, «.; kapat, -ta, «.
Sidelong, a. vankdo.
Sie^, s. yedo, -dea, m.
Lay 8. = redo mar; raise s. =
T. kad.
Siesta, s. (donpar^nfii) Boukasai,
Sieve, s. tsaln, -ne,/. {var. tsal-
ni, -ne,/.)
SierS) ^. tsal.
Sigh, s. 1. uskfir, -ra, m. (var.
nskaro, -reS, m.) joined
usually to askar^sob.
2. ttSTa.8, -sa, m. — l. breath.
Sigh, V. uskar (or usvSs) s6ds
I. discharge a 8.
Sight, s. 1. diit, -ti,/.; 'keen a.
zbarik d.'
2. nip, -pit, n.~l. form.
Sign, s. gurt(j, -ta, m.\ knru,
-rve, /. = s. of the cross ;
khuna, -^e,/. = a portent.
Sign, V, 1. garti^ k&r.
2.Daan bor&i = /. write name;
d&sk&t ghal s /. put (your)
signature; ruza ghal.
Sigsftl, s. niSani, -no,/.; see also
Sign.
Signal, V. gurtij kSr.
Signal, a. T6d = /. great ; ta&trai-
iavozallo = /. considerable.
Signalize (oneselOi v- °^un paa
(aun nauQ pauloa) = /.
reach (to) name.
Signatore, s. diiskflt, -ti,yi; ruzu,
zu,/.; nauu, nav&, «. = /-
A'OogIc
Sig i
Signet, J. mh6r, -re, /., or mhih
refii mudi, -ye, _/!=/. a ring
of seal.
Si^ificant, a. 1. &Tth asullo.
2. bhari = importaot.
Signification, s. &rth, -tha, m.
Si^ify, V. 1 . &rth asa = /. meait-
ing is; somzon yeta = I.
understanding comes; dak&i
= I. show.
2.blia.r asa = importance is.
Silence, s. l.vogeS ravap, -rao-
pa, n. ; het. rs. into v. TOgo
rau, or into neg. of ul&i =
speak.
2. monepon, -na, n. = /. dumb-
ness, fg. and only in some
sentences.
Silence, "v. vogo ravoi, c. v. of v.
rau, n. v,; g&p&ip rau = be
very silent.
Silent, a. TOgo (viigo); gilpfiip.
Silently, ctd. l.vogo rSun".
2. gutan = secretly.
Silhonette, see Profile.
Silk, s. ra.sim, -sma, «.
Silk, a, r as mats 0.
SUk-worm, s. r&smakid, -di,y:
Sill, s. baglapdnd, -da, n.
Silliness, s. pisepon, -^a, ». =
folly.
Silly, a. piso.
Silt, -v. (ubran) bh6r.
Silver, s. rupen, -pea, n.
Silver, a. rupeatso.
Silver, v. rupeamulam kad.
Similar, a. 1. sarko; b&ri = I.
as, with Or. preceding; see
3 Sem
Gram.; vlg. taka ani aka
y6k gant = /. to this and
that one knot (is), i.e. are
similar, agree.
2. vlg. taka ani aka yfekkapad,
{an indecent expressiori).
Similarity, s. sarken, -kea, n. ;
sir, -ri,/*.; surup, -rpa, ».,
e.g. 8. with God.
Simile, Similitude, J. vopar, -re,/
Simony, s. pfLvitrani^n vikap,
-kpa, n.
Simper, v. (ftumaryadin) has.
Simple, a. 1. sado, e.g. s. boy.
2. tsalto = /. ordinary, current.
3. yekodo = /. not double.
4.pi8oao = a little mad; see
Sheer.
Simpleton, a. pisoso.
Simplicity, s. sadepon, -na, «.,
etc. see adj.
Simplify, v. sost k&r =s /. make
clear.
Simnlate, "v. k^patan ts^l = be-
have with simulation; fotoun
dak^ = I. show deceiving
{or other verb) ; f6tS.i = de-
ceive; nadi k&r or n. ts&l&i.
Simulation, s. kftpat, -ta, «.;
th^kkf, -ka, n. ; nad, -di,/. =
/. trick; vlg. some say lalsa-
pon, -na, «.
Simultaneous, a. rs. teats velar
s at the same time; seven,
e.g. soven M3.ri ani Jezu
tankan meljin = they found
simultaneously J. and M.
„, „ L.oogic
Sin 4
Sin, s. patak,-tka, «,; pap, -pa,
n.; iiprad, -da, m. = a fault ;
tsuk, -kj, /. = I. & mistake ;
guDyaan, -ava, m.
Sin, ^- patak adar, or p. kar.
^uee, prep. ad. 1. tli§,iinzfrotn;
lagait, e. g. from to-day =
az 1,, Hind. n. c.
2.p3,8TOt, or dekuD, or kiteak
moJear=because; i^Gram.
3, upraat = after.
Sincere, <z. l.nisk^pti; sado.
2, niz = I. true.
3. sutaYO, e.g. a. confession.
Sinoerity, s. niskilpit, -ta, «.;
sSidepon, -na, n.
Sinecure, s. tsakrinati^llen kam,
-ma, n., or -lo sambal, -la,
m. = l. office or pay without
service.
Sinew, s. 1. iir, -re,/ = I. vein,
nerve; J^ea/iu Nerve, Tendon.
2.b61, -la, «. =/. force.
^■/g. prfiyatan, -tna, «. = I.
effort.
Sinfnl, a. advarlolo = /. prohibits
ed; vait = /. bad; khoto =
/.wicked; piitakzfiun ^sullo
= /. which is sin; or patka-
tso.
SinfulneBS, s. khotepori, -na, «.
Sing:, I'. I.gayankflr; vlg.^^-a-
tar \i&T,/r.; gS.
^./g. bogolsi, or vorni = /.
praise.
Singe, V. ulpai, c, v. = scorch.
Singer, s. k&ntarist, -ta, m.; ga-
yan k&rtolo.
4 Sip
Singing, s. gayan, -na, «. ; vlg'.
k&Dtar, -ra, n.,/r.
Single, a. yek&ts.
I have not a s. pie = moze k&de
khainta nan.
Single ont, ^. vintsun kad.
Singly, ad. vingM.
Singular, a. l.yekats = only one.
2.aprap = /. rare.
3. &s&darn = I. extraordinary.
4. tarifetso = I. curious, origi-
nal,
Singnlarity, s. l.rs. into adj.
2.&prupai, -ye,/., etc.
3.tarif, -fe,/.
Sinister, 0. S>uganatso; iidru^la-
tso.
Sink, V. 1 , budS.i, c. v. of bud,
n. v., pr./g., e.g. into ain.
2.devoi, c.v.o/A.Qaa = l. lower
e.g. price.
3. pdd^ s /. cause to fall, c. v.
o/plid.
i-/g. rig = /. enter, e. g. a
sword.
5. pad p6d = /. fall spoiled (be
in a declining state); sa
also Sqnander, Invest.
Sink, s. burseponatso f6nd, -da,
m. = l. Si grave of dirt ; bursi
Buat, -te, /. = I. a dirty
place.
Sinless, a. patak natuUo, or pap
kh&t natullo or gunyftuna-
tuUo.
Sinner,^. patki,-kia, »».,/; pajs,
-ya, m.; papin, -ni,/
Sip, f. ab^: burld.
h, ...lA-oogk-
Sip <
Sip, J. kuskut, -t§, n. ; barko,
-kea, m.
Siphon, s. nilli, -ye,/.
Sir, s. aaib,-ba, »»., in voc. saiba,
or saibano; see Esqaire; see
Gram. P. III. ch. i.
Siie, s. maharai, -ya, tn.
Sires, s. fuslaunfii (&stri) ; patoli,
-le,/. = a coquette.
Sirrah, s. latstso, -i^Sea, m.
Sirocco, s. fagar k&tCea viiren.
-rea, «. =s I. suffocating wind;
sirdk, .ka, n.
Sister, s. baig, -ai,/.
Sister-in-law, .i. 1. miani, -ne,
/. (a sister of the wife),
a.bivoz, bauje,/. (the wife of
a brother); voni, -ye, /.
used in addressing the wife
of a brother.
Sit, V- !■ b6s.
2. zuntar bds = /. sit on the
meeting, /r.
3. alsai k&r = /. make laziness.
4. s&ma lA^l. become right,
e.g. a dress; or halt za.
5. r&Tane bds = hatch.
S. down = bds.
8. up = zSgo rau.
Sitting*, s. zuQt, -ta, m.,/r.\ mel
(e), la, m. = I. reunion.
8itnat«d, (Is s.), v. ilsa.
Situation, s. 1. suS.t -te,/.
2. udydg, -ga, m., or kam -mS,
«. = /. of&ce.
Six, a- sa.
Si», J. vodai, -ye, / = volume;
Tistar, -ra, m.=l. extension;
5 Ski
lambfii, -ye, /. ^ I. length ;
p^riman, -^a, n. ^ /. quan-
tity, «. c. ; map, -pa, it. = I.
measure.
Skate, V. nisSr.
Skate, s, nisartso motso, -6ea,
m.
Skeleton, s. 1. hadaniSi g^davo},
-li, /.; hadants =: L only
bones.
^■/g. bbageto, -tea, «».=a very
thin man.
Sketch, s, I. nak|a, -se, /. =a
draught; riako, pi' f.^ fr,\
mSsudo, -dea, m.
2. motvo vivor, -ra, m. = I. &
short explanation.
Skiff, s. dakti d6n, -ni,/
Skilftil, a. 1. k^ti = /. industri-
ous; za^to = clever; or usar;
hikm&titso, fiam^tkaratso =
artificial, curious ; nadgo ==
I. cunning; vlg. boro, e.g.
he is s. in playing z to boro
vh&zta.
2. sikpis/. versed, learned.
3. &nbog (or ilnbott) a3ullo =
experienced.
4. o/ien rs. tnlo v. or ad.
Skill, s. 1. zantepon, na, »,, or
zantigai, -ye,/.
2.<Sd.m&tkar, -ra, m. = artifice.
3.8&kftt, -kti, /. = A ability;
triu, -na, «,; tsoturai, -ye,/.
Skim, "D. I.fSndkad.
2. voilebar uUi == I. speak on
the surface, (touch upon).
Skimmer, s. doyi, -ye,/.
Ski
Sla
Skin, s. kat, -ti, /.; tBambdefi,
dea, n. = leather.
B'±in, v. kat kad.
SkinfliBt, s. imto m&nis, -nsa, m.
Skiniir, 0. barik = /. thin; bbage-
to.
Skip, s, udap, -dpa, «.
Skip, V. ud; imraa = /. cross.
SkJimish, s. Ian IMai, -ys, f.\
I&daisi.
Skirt, s. vastrapond, -da, «.; dfeg,
-ge, f., or kamb, -bi, /, =
the oraamental border of a
dress.
Skittish, n. 1. bbiyatso.
2. lfi.zbando = /. wanton.
Skttlk, V. lip.
SiuU, s. kitten, -tea, «.; koddo,
-dea, m.
Sky, s. 1 . molab, -Iba, «.; akas,
-la, n.\ asmati, -Da, a., «. c.
2. varefi, -rea, «, = /. wind,y^.
Slab, s. 1 . marblatso fetor, -tra,
m.
2. dakten Men, -lea, n.
Slack, a. 1. s&dil=:/. loose.
2.y^. alsi = ;. lazy; fadpoSi;
beparyi.
Slackness, s. 1. s&dilai, -ye,/
2.alaai, -ye,/.
Slag, s. koir, -ra, m.\ ligit, -ta,
«.; I'jjf. lonbdagu, -va, m.
Slake, p. l.ravoi, thamboi =
cause to cease, e^g, tbirst;
palvoi = I. quencb {also for
thirst).
2, mou kar=/. make soft, e.g.
lime.
Slasder, s, 1. bedlam, -me, /I =
I. calumny; vaitk&bar, -fare,
/. = /. bad news.
2. ninda, -de,/. = abuse, blame.
3. gunyauii, -ava, m. — I. fault;
^paman, -na, m.
Slander, '<.'. badlam ghal = /. put
calumny; ninda k&r = /. aay
blame, accusation; bedap
k&r = I. make defamation;
manar ul&i.
Slanderer, s. badlamegar, -ra, m.
Blander oufi, a. ipamanatso, or
b&dlametso; see Slander.
Slang, s. h^lki bhae, -se, /. = I.
low language.
Slant, a. Tankdo = /. oblique.
Slap, s. 1 . tbap, -pi,/ = a heavy s.
2. thapad, -pda, ». s a slight s.
Slap, V. tap&i.
Slash, V. l.kS,t&r = ^. cut.
2. tsatsai = /. chop.
Slate, s. fatrafii foli, -ye, /. = /.
a sheet of stone; borountso
^tor, -tra, m. = l. a stone
for writing on.
Slangrhter, s. (zomea-) khuni, -ye,
/.; desTat, -te,/. = /. plunder;
p&dau, -dava, m. = I. defeat.
Slave, s. gulam, -ma, m.
Slave, v. gulama^en kam kS,r =
I. do work of a slave.
Slaver, s. lal, -li,/.
Slavery, .*. gulampon, -pa, «.
P--/S-
Slavish, a. gulamponatso.
Slay, "v. 1. khuni kir = /. make
homicide, fg. ; jivsi mar =
Sla
Sli
kill ; jiT bad = I. take away
life.
2. solriii, p&d&u k&r = defeat.
filler, s. khnnigar, -ra, »»., eic.
Slftyingr, s. khuni, -ye,/., or rs.
into V.
Sledg^fl, J. 1. nis&r£i gadi, -ye, /
=. l.B, Blipping cart; diikran
n&tulli gadi, -ye/!
2. k&marakud&Dti, -te, /. ^ /.
the hammer of a amitb.
Sleek, a. telto, e.g. s. beast.
Sleep, s. Did, -de,/.
Deep B. = bori n.
Get B. = nidai, c.v.
Half 3. = z6p, -pi, f. {var. -pa,
ffi.), or jfem [yar. z6m),-me,/.
Sleep, "V. nld ; Did yeta = s. cornea
or Hid pddta = /. a. falls, more
usedfor taking a doze, a oap.
I cannot keep from sleeping =
d61e ugte k&rnozo.
Go to 8. = nidunk vots.
S. off = nidon oiulai (drunken*
nesB) = /. get clear by sleep-
ing.
Sleepineae, s. j^m, -me,/.
Sleepless, a. nidnatullo.
Sleeplessness, s. nanaid, -de, f.
{vlg. nid nan).
Sleepy, o. rs. j6m yeta or zopir
asfl; nidreat.
Sleet, s. barik k&re, -rean, pi. m.
Sleeve, s. lobatso (or olher gar-
ment) hat, -tfi, m. = hand of
gOWD.
Laugh in the aleeraa = gutS.D
has.
Sleight, s. nad, -di,/. = /. trick;
bikm&t, -ti, /. ; S&m&tkar,
-ra, ft. = l.a curious thing.
Slender, a. iisk&t = /. veak;
barik=/. thin; nrio = /. less;
bhageto = very 3.
Slendemess, s. &sk&tkEi, -ye,/.;
barikai, -ye,/^; seeadj.\ urie-
pon, -na, «. = /. diminution.
Slice, s. 1. pati, -ye,/, kap, -pa,
n. = a a. of bread.
2. kudko, -kea, m. = /. a piece;
souii, -le,/! = a small piece
of wood.
ffliee, -v. taataai.
Slide, V, nis&r.
Slide, s. nisrap, -pa, n.
Slight, (I. Ian ; thodo; halu=Xa/.
levis ; bharnatuUo = unim-
portant.
Sligiht, s. beparvo, -vea, m. -.
contempt; SlSksa, -fie,/.
Blig^ht, V. beparvo k&r, or &\&k-
sa k&r; a6d = /. abandon.
lot go.
Slime, s, ubir, -br£, m, = l, mud.
Sling, I-. ud5,i=/. throw; s6d=/.
diacharge, leave (free).
Sling, s. gopin, -ni,/.
Slink, V. p61 ■= I. flee, ran away
aecretly.
Slip, V- -1. nia&r; g&l.
2. 86d = /. leave, e.g. let s. an
opportunity.
3, gatan vor=/. bring secretly.
S, away = p61 = I. flee.
S. out of the memory = ugdas
visar {Sh. Dai.)
SH
Sraa
Slip, s. 1. nisrSp, -^, «.
2. tsuk, -ki, /, = I. a mistake.
S.khandi, -ye,/. = /. a small
branch.
i. tir, -ra, w. = a long narrow
piece of paper or cloth.
Slipper, s. 1. £inel, -la, n.
2. papa8,-sa,ffi(.=a shoe (Indian
half 8.)
Slippery, a. 1. dub&untso = /.
doubtful ; risketso = /. peri-
lous.
2. nisrasarko = I. od which one
can slip; nis^rtso.
Slit, 7'. katS.r = I. cat.
Slit, ■*. katrap, -pa, n.
Sloop, s. afprox. patmir, -ri, /.
Slop, ,r. 1. Bimpi^llenudak,-dka,
n. = /. water thrown about.
2. soro, mn. liquor; bet. raa
soro, -rea, »i., or urak, -ka,
M., or gd,ngaro, -rea, m.
3. tfl.yar vistrafi, pi. n. = ready
clothes.
4.ra8,-8i,/. = /. a heap, num-
ber.
Slope, s. denni, -ne,/.
Slope, 'V. deun = /. descend, e.g:
the roof slopes.
SlopinsT) <^- deuDtso.
Sloth, s. 1. alsai, -ye,/.
2,jein (var. z6m), -me, /. = /.
si umber.
Slothfnl, a. alsi; see Covard;
f^dposi.
Be s. =j6me, var. zfeme (aun
j^metan); jem ye, ch, cs.
Sloaoh, s. 1. bagap, ^, n, = I.
bending; b&u,bave,y.; p6ng,
-g§,, n. = l. a hump.
2. Tfinkdi ts&l, -li,/^:/. clown-
ish gait-
Slon^h, s. kdnd, -da, n. (6ikla-
6en k.) = 1.b, deep place (of
mire).
Sloven, a. tsfilts&mk&n natalloso,
«. «.; vlg. burso = /. dirty.
Slow, a. 1. Boukas, or sonkaa
tsiltolo.
2.a}8i = /, lazy.
Slovly, ad. soukas or soukasa-
yen.
Slowness, s, eoukasai, -ye,/.
Sln^gard, see Slothfnl.
Slnioe, s. tnmb, -ba, m.
Blnmber, s. jfem, -me,/.; z6p, -pi,.
/ (var. -pa, m.)
Slomber, v. jeme ; zopir asa = L
is in half-sleep.
Slnr, see Spot.
Slut, s. bursi ftstri, -re, /.=L
a dirty woman.
Sluttish, a. burso.
Sly, see Cnnniny.
Smack, v, 1 . umo di = I. gira
a kiss.
2. tap&i = I. slap.
3. 5abuk hal&i = I. more the
whip.
It smacks of heresy s m&tabhe-
daCi ruts &sa.
Snwck, s. l.patmSr, -ri, /^
d6D, -ni,/. = vessel.
2.gonji, -je,/. « /, uoiso.
S.rnts, -fii,/. = /. taste.
4.thap, -pi,/ =/. a slap.
Sma
Smi
Sm&ll, a. l.dakto, esp. used of
material thiDgs; \xaypr.fg-
2.halu = /. light, e.g. voice.
Z. nno = /. less, e. g. s. re-
BOQFCeS.
4. Miliar = I. trifling.
5. aomzanatullo = /. not aader-
staudiag, e.g. a. mind.
Make s. = badkean budke
kir.
S. coin = kburdo, •dea, m.\
Sungdi dnda, -dvii, m.
Smallsess, s, lanai, -fO,/.
SnuU-po^ s. bolnik, -ke,/!
Smalt, see EnameL
Smtrt, V. k&tip dnk bli6g = pain
much; tsurtsure bh6g= /.
Buffer (interior) pains ; zfiJ
= /. bum, ^.; vlg. p6t&nt
dnk.
Smart, s. k&tin dnk, -ki,/.; za},
-la, nt.\ tsnrtsuro, -rea, m.
S. money = farikponatso dn^u,
-dva, nt. = I, money of repa-
ration ', or julman, -na, m. =
fine.
Smart, a. 1. dukonntso = I. a.i-
flictin^; z&lountBOs/. bnm-
2. barik = /. thin,^. acute, e.g.
mind; tsnrk, or uiar » cle-
ver; Buduk.
3. n&zok, = /. fine, delicate.
4. p&rz&]ik =s /. shining, e.g. s.
colour.
5. k&ti^ — /. severe, e.g. s. pain.
Bmsrtness, s. I. zal, -la, m, *
burning interior pain ; k^
(in duk, -ki, /. - /. bitter
pain.
2. b6J, -la, n. = I. force (impe-
tuosity) .
3. tsurkpon, -na, «, = /. activ-
ity; barifcai,-ye,/,=/. acute-
ness,^., e. g. o£ mind.
4. ittas, -sa, m. = showiness;
see also Smart.
SmajBli, V. l.mod(&)^/. break;
pud kilr = /. make powder.
2. vat = I. pound.
Smatter,^'. l.voilebarsik = learn
superficially.
2. voilebar ul&i = I. t&lk sup.;
n^azallen sang = /. say non-
sense.
Smattsrsr, s. zanarso^/. an ap-
parently learned (man); vlg.
ftrdokuro sikpi, -pia, m.=l,
half learned.
Smear, v, 1 . (ts3:ra.b or tk\) \S,\ =
I. apply (fat or oil).
2. lep(^) l£Li = I. apply plaster.
Smell, f. 1. piLrm^l,-la, m.(good
s.), mn. also the sense of s.
2.ghan, -ni,/. (bad s.); imsan,
-ni,/. (fishy 8.); hunga,-ge,/
Smell, V. p&nn&l ghe (or gh&n
ghe) ZE /. take smell, G. M.
(G. F^, e. g. 8. a flower;
pilrm&! {or ghan) yeta, G. M.
{G. F.), or pftrmilUa or
ghartta.
SmeUinsTi ''■ 1- p&rmJllatso (good
>■)
2.gh&niero (had s.).
Smile, V. amburko (haso) has.
i.,,....iA'00glc
Smi
Sna
Smite, s. ambutko haso, -sea, m.
Smirk, s. adetso haso, -sea, m.
=1. an unnatural laugh; fot-
Idrohaso.
ftnite, V. adlai = I. cause to
dash, c. V. of adai.
Smitb, s. 1. &£ari, -ria, m., in
iron or wood.
2.1ovar,-ra, »i. = a blacksmith.
3. sonar, -ra, m., in silver,
gold.
Smock, s, tBoli, -ye,f.
Smoke, v. l.yod (6irut v.)
2. duvor lai = /, apply smoke,
bet. duvrak ghal = /. a. to s.,
ch. cs.
3. duTor bhair sILrta = s. comes
out, ch. cs.
^■fg~ sddun kad = /. seeking
take.
Smoke, s, duvor, -vra, m. {var.
dur, -ril).
Smooth, a. 1. telto = /. polished.
2.k^sn£itullo=:/. without hair.
3.mdan = /. calm, equable;
th&nd E /. cold,y^. equable,
e.g. s. man, s. sea.
4. s&mas/. right, e.g. s. speech.
5. mogal = I. dear; fuslauntso
= I. caressing.
SmooUi, ?'. l.tettok&r=:/. make
polished.
2.fu&lai = /. soothe.
3.halu kfi.r = I, make light.
4. B&sar kfi.r = /. make easy.
5. nib 85,ng = /.. say pretext,
ch. cs.
Smoothly, ad. soukasayen.
Smoothnsas, 5. 1. teltepou, -na,
».; bet. telsan, -ni,^
2. nidanai, ~je, f.
3. fuslaunen, -nea, n., see adj.
Smother, v. 1. fugar k&r,^.
2.palT0i = I. qnench, e.g.
fire.
3. dampan doTdr=/. keep shnt,
e.g. a sigh.
Smoulder, v. bit&rle bitar las.
Smug, su Neat, Spruce.
Smuggle, ■s. ts6riye vor.
Smut, s. g49, -si, /; giiiriim,
-ma, m.\ k^st&l, -li., n. = l.
dirt.
Smutty, a. 1 . gUiramatso = /.
of smut.
%/g. bureo = /. dirty, impure.
Snaok, s. (go a. with) sama vante
ghe = receive equal parts.
Snaffle, see Bridle.
Saoil, s. pikul, -la, m.
Snake, s. sor6p, -rpa, m., pi.
sor&p; see Gram. Parergou;
jiudal, -li,/. = a reptile.
Snap, ^. I. fod = /. break {fass.
fut), e.g. glass ;mdd(d) =1.
break {j>ass. m6d).
2. vhazfii = /. cause to sound
(s. fingers); fiitki m£r.
S. up, 1. gil = I. swallow.
2.tsukon ravoi = /. inter-
rupt abusively.
Snappieh, a. tsabkor ; tsabasSirko,
or tsabiSeak laguUo = given
to biting.
Snare, s. l. nad, -di, y. = I. a
trick.
,s.„,A.ooglc
Sna
So
2. pas, -sa, m., for birda.
Snare, v. 1. nadi k&r = /. make
tricks.
2. sampdai = /. catck; see En-
snare.
Snarl, v. gurgur, as an angry
dog.
Snatoli, ^- db&r; kane.
S. away c= kad.
S. down = 84kai dovflr.
Sneak, ^. ts&r = creep.
S. away = p61.
Sneer, 7f. beparvean has = I.
laugh (at) with contempt;
yedai =s /. mock.
Sneeze, s. sink, -ke,/
Sneeze, ^. sink kad.
Sniff, V. (nakan) T6d; nakan
usvas v6d.
Snip, V. (tudi) k&t&r = /. cat
(the extremity).
Snivel, v. kirmefi ranta.
Snore, v. gore.
Snorin;, s. goroni, -ne,/.
Bnont, s. sondi, -ye,/.
Snow, s. approx. dou, -ova, m. =
dew, fg.
Snow, ^. doa p6d,
Snab, V. 1 . p6nt {or dom6s) katUr
= /. cut the point ; kimiSi -i
nip.
2.raT0i = /. stop (interrupt).
3. fll&ksa k&r = disregard.
Snub-nose, s. Setten nak, -ka, n.
Snuff, s. 1. kazTO, -veS, m. =
a burnt candle-wick.
2. pud, -di,/, := tobacco pow-
der.
Snuff, V. 1, pud T6d = /. draw
powder,
2, kazTO kad = /. take away
burnt wick.
S. out = palroi, c. v.
Snuff-box, 5. bul, -li,/.
Snuffle, i>. n&kian ulai.
Snug, a. 1. gu^laun = wrapped
op.
2.1ipullo = concealed; yeksuro
=1. solitary.
3. soukasayetso = /. peaceful.
So, ai. 1. itlo or title (de£l.)=l.
as much, used with ki, e. g.
itlo. . .ki = so. . .that; fLsen
or tilBen {also decl.) used with
ki (d,sen. . .kisso . . . that);
fi,8e jinsjn^in such (this) way,
also -with ki.
N.B. ftsen etc. may be used
also absolutely, e.g. ^sen asit
= it is so.
2. tea paaun = for that ; tar =
therefore.
As ... so = k3,30 (or z9.so) . . .
t3,so; kedo. . .tedo, or kedo
yfid, . .tedo tM.
So that (s in order that), by
Supine, or Imperf. Subj., or
pasuQ.
So ( = provided), by the condit.
or by z&rtilr; see Gram.
And so oni=ani yer s^t, or ani
ilses.
So to say =s yeke jinsia = in a
certain way.
So called = mollo.
So far as = itlo or titlo, «. g.
Soa 4
BO far as depends on me =
moje par tint fisa titlen, maka
tankta, te jinein.
So far from = moje thaun pois,
or m. afi,rsi£i thaun pois.
And so forth = ani t&a&leu.
So small = tedo l&n.
So great = tedo v6d.
So BO = sumar.
So often = title pauti.
So sooD = itle vegia.
So then = tir.
Soak, V. 1 . mou kiir = /. soften ;
biz&i = I. make wet ; s61 k&r
= /. make wet.
2,y^. bebdo zaun £isa, or soro
piyela = ia drunk.
Soaking, s. bizouneft, -nea, n.
Soap, s. sabu, -ba, m.
Soap, ^. saban gas (or s. du).
Soapnut, s. ringo, -gea, tn.
Soar, v. 1. unts veta = /, goes
aloft.
2.^. guun, fi.^. the mind soars.
S. above (excel) = jik or zilit
Tor.
Bob, V. uskar.
Sob, s. uskar, -rS, m. = s, convul-
sive sigh in sorrow.
Sober, a. I.h3.1tan piyeunt30 =
/. drinking moderately; fimal
zainatullo = I. not drunk.
2. m6tir asullo = I. on mind;
s&ma m6titso = I. of right
mind.
3. uidan = /. equable, quiet;
siido = tame ; simple.
4. bhari = grare.y^.
Sobriety, s. 1 . hiljt, -ta, ». ; h&l-
t&n piyeun6eQ; Qanainal,-la,
«,
2. a&ma mdt, -ti,yi
3. bhar, -ra, m.
4. nidanai, -ye,/i, see adj.; sam-
balounen, -nea, n.,bel. sam-
balap, -Ipa, n.
Sooiability, .1. 1. sangatpon, -na,
«,
2.fg. mogalpon, -9a, n. = /.
amiability.
Sociable, a. 1. saogatponatso.
2./g. mogal = dear.
Social, a. kuIiantso=/. of nations.
SooialiBin, s. asteyekot, -ta, nt.
= /. common union of pro-
perty.
Society, s. 1. sangat, -t£, m.
2. mel(e), -la, m. = I. reuoion,
meeting.
3. salgi, -ge,/. = /. familiarity.
Sook, s, Ian mei, -ya, m.
Socket, s. (kastisala) burak, -ka,
m.
Soda, s. khar, -ra,~!m.
SodaliBt, s. vlg. irmaua, -ara,
m.,fr.='l. confrere; bh&u-
portist, -t&, m. dx., bul n. u.
Sodality, s. irmindad (var. ir-
maudad), -di, /., /r.; bhau-
pon, -na, n., n. «.; see Confra-
ternity.
Soever, see Gram. P. II. cb. iii
Sofft, s. k6Q, -&i,/.; khatleii, -lea,
n.=l. a bed; sopo, -pea, m.=
a long seat made of mad
or earth; maatso, -5ea, m.
„, „ L.oogic
Sof
Sol
Soft, a. l.mou.
I.fg. moval.
3. mogal = I. dear.
4. nazuk = delicate,
5. fuslauntso = alluring.
6. Uzbando = /. wanton.
T. telto = even, smooth.
8. 80ukasayetEO = peaceful.
Q.hala = /. light (voice).
Soften, s'. 1 . mou k&r.
2. moTfblSi.
3.haluk&r.
4. fnslai ; see adj.
5. nno kftr s make less, dimi-
nish, e.g. a crime.
6. sado k3.r = make tame.
Softly, ad. soukfiaajen.
fioftnesa, s. I.moaean, -ni,/.
'i-fg. soakaaai, -je,/-
3. movaJpon, -ni,, n.
Bolio, int. ye! or ah!
Soil, s. 1 . zago, -gea, m. = ground;
darn,-ni,/., e.^. d^rnirp6d-
lo = he prostrated himself.
2. zallo gaun, -ava, m. = native
country.
3.g&liz, -za, n. ^ I. dirt.
4. kh&t, -ta, «. = /. a stun.
Soil, V. 1 . mh^Io k&r, or mh^&i
= /. make dirty.
^■/g. pad k&r, e.g. b, the re-
putation of; bblidt&i = stain.
Soiled, a. mh^lo.i^r&lsik.orbur-
so, or kh&t&illo, etc.
flojoaro, V. T&n; bidar k&r; vas
Ui.
Sojourn, s. ravap, raupa, ».; bi-
dar, -ra, «.; yas, -sa, «.
Sojonmer, s. 1. p&rde§i, -iift, m.
2.Tiiai, -si, m.
SolAce, V. bhuz&i, c. v.
Bolftee, s. bhuzon, -ne,/.
Solder, e'. meJUi = /. unite; pSn-
tsM; yekot k&r -= ^. make
union.
Soldier, s. Bip&i, -ya, m.
Sole, s. atteS, -tea, n.
Sole, V. attea ghal.
Soleoiflm, £. 1. bhasetsuk, -ki,y.
2./g. ftiim4ryad, -di, /. m, I.
un politeness.
Solemn, a. dobajeatso, t>r d&r-
biir9.tso; T6d, g&dd&l, e.g.
feast ; festatso ^ I. festival.
Solemnity, s. 1. dJlrbSr, -ra, «.;
dobazo, -jeS, m. = I. pomp ;
Tfidpon, -na, «, = /.great-
ness; g&dd&l, -IS,, n.
2. piLrab, -rbe, /., fSst, -ta, n.
= a feast.
Solemnize, v. fSst k&r, or v6d-
po^an kilr, or dobaje&n V&r.
Solicit, v. 1. mag = /. request,
or an diun mag ; porat.
2.fuslai = /. attract, allure,
ch. cs.\ patak iidarunk l&i
=> /. indnCQ to sin; nadi k&t
= /. make tricks, (tempt),
a.lale {Dai.)=l. long for.
Solicitation, s. I. mag-rien, -nea,
». = a request.
2. laleuneii, -nea, n. = a long-
ing for.
3.fuslaunen,-naa, »., nad,-di,
/. = & temptation.
Solicitude, -r. 1. i^intna, -ne, y.;
„, „ L.oogic
Sol
porva, -Ye, /.; IfiiJS., nSe,/.;
see Care.
2. husko, -kea, m, = uneasiness.
Solicitor, s. v&kil, -la, m.
Solid, a. 1. ghat, pr.fg.
2. bh6rn = I. full.
S.borsinatulto, aput, nigil =
not mixed, e. g. b. metal,
doctrine.
4. kh&rotB = I. true.
5. bolaiketso = /■ healthy, e.g.
8. food.
6. tin jinsanin vietarlolo = ex-
tended in three ways.
7.gund = /. deep, ^., e.g. s.
erudition.
Soliloquy, s. aplea itle^k ulou-
nen, -nea, n.\ yekleaJSen
ulounen, -nea, »., or yeklea
-ulonefi, -nea, «.
Solitary, a. 1. yekeuro = unfre-
quented, living alone.
2. kh&ntilt = gloomy.
3. 16knatullo = without people.
4. vingiid = separated.
Solitary, s. vanavasi, -si, fn.
Solitnde, s. yeksurai, -ye,y,, or
yeksuri suat, -te,/.; aranen,
-nea, n.=l.a. desert ; yekant,
-ta, m. ts used by some, but
Cn.
Solo, s. yekats talc -lea, m. = I.
one voice.
Solstice, s. sfinkrant, -ti,/.
Solubility, s. kadasarken, -kea,
n., or khirasarkeo.
Soluble, a. kadasarko, or khira-
sarko.
Solution, s. l.k&dap, -dpa, or
khirap, -rpa, «., or rs. into
V.
2. tirp, -pa, ». = a decision ; tir>
man, -na, «.; tirsoanen, -neli,
«. = a completion.
3. parkounen, -nea, »., e.g. of
a riddle.
4. zavah, -hi, f.^l. an answer.
Solve, V. 1. kadai or khirai.
2. parki = gae&s.
3. ukto kar, or ukto karn dakai.
Solvent, a. 1. iarik karisarko =
/. able to pay.
2. kadtso = /. which dissolres.
Sombre, a. 1 . kalso = 1. & little
dark.
2,khanti4t = /. gloomy.
Some, a. 1. tbodo (-di, -den),
e.g. some bread, some men;
illo (-li, -len) = /. a little;
tikke or Sikke = 1. & little,
2.amko 2= /. certain, Lat. qui-
dam,
3. konyek = Za^, aliquis, e.g.
kouyek mania = 8. man.
4. yeko, e. g. b. times = yoke
pauti, n.c. (yek y6k?).
Something = kain or kiteS.
Somewhat = illo, or thodo, or
fiikke, or by -so ; see Somo.
Somebody = kori yeklo, or only
kon.
Somehow or other = kasogi
(decl.).
Somehow = kasen puni.
Some time = yfek pauti {fast or
„, „ L.oogic
Som
455
Sor
future) ; aditi or adifi parvio
or &. magiiL = formerly.
Some time ago = voddol {emph.
of Todol).
Somewhere = kfi&ingi.
Somewhere else = kh flingi dus-
re k&de.
Sometimes = thode {or y^ke)
pauti.
S.. . .s. = thode p^uti. . .th. p.
Somerset, s, lag, -ga., m. or lag-
mudi, -ye, /; '1, mar = /.
beat a s,'
Somnambnliam, ^. BOpnant ts3,)ap,
-Ipa, n.
Somnolence, s. jfetn, -me,/.; z6p,
-pi,/.; nidCi khusi, -se,/
Somnolent, a, nidrest.
Son, s. putrf, -ra, M., or put, -ta,
m.\ bargen, -gea, n, = l. a
child ; s&ntatitso = (one) of
posterity.
Eldest 8. = malgodo p.
Son-in-law, s. zavoia, zaunya, m.
Sonata, s. Th&zfip, -zpa, n.
Song, J. p6d, -i3k,n.=esp. a pro-
fane s.; k&ntig, -ge,/ = esp.
a rel^oas a., fr.; gayan,
•Da,n.
Sing a s. = pdd mh6Q.
SonlesB, a. nirputri}, n. c; bur-
ginnatullo,
8onoronB> 'z. rhaztso.
Soon, ad. vegin; S.UB&raa =
hastily; atafi=/. now, yef
used by some for soon.
As s. as = phuden, wiih the
participle; set After.
Do as s. as possible = tankta
title vegiii k&r.
I would as soon be a slave as
a soldier ^ sipai zaun^ea
-pr&s gulam zain.
Soot, s. g&ir&tn, -ma, m:, gSs,
Sooth, s. B&t, -ta, n.
Soothe, V. ha]u k&r = /. make
light; fuslai; thd.ndk&r^/.
make cold, fg. (appease);
niTS,i o= make cold,y^., e.g.
anger; Todni di = /. give
attraction.
Soothsayer, see Fortnne-teller.
Sooty, a. giur&matso.
Sop, v, biz&i.
Sop, s. bizd.illo kadko, -kea, m.
= 1, a, soaked piece.
Sophism, etc. see Cavil, etc.
Soporific, a. nidauntso.
Soprano, s. voilo tajo, -lea, m.
Sorcerer, s. ^tsar k&rtolo ; phi-
tisponagar, -ra, m.; bolmea-
gar, -ra, ?«,; tiintragar, -ra,
m.; ghadigar, -ra, m.
Sorceress, s. ghadigam, -ni, /,;
see Sorcerer.
Sorcery, s. phitispon, -i^a, «.;
bolmen, -mea, «.; gh&di, -di,
/.; bhul, -li,/.; see Charm.
Sordid, a. imto, (very stingy);
Uiik =1 /. ugly, fg.; Mrlko,
or knyo^l. low, abject; kir-
kol ; kantaleatso, etc.
Sordidnefls, s. imtepon, -na, «.;
^liikpon, -na, n.; kirkolpoo,
-na, «.
A'OogIc
Sor
Sore, s. gbai, -ya, m.; z&kjim,
-kme,/.
Sore, d. HStountso; dukoaatso
= I. cauBiog sorrow, pain ;
dullest = painful ; kh&ntilt
= gloomy; k&rk&ratso =
troublesome; mo7aJ=/. ten-
der.
SorenesB, s. lMt,-t&, m.\ zai, -la.
m.
Sorites, s, ta.rkaras, -si, /., or
t&rkamel, -la, m. = l. a heap
of syllogisms-
Sorrel, ^- aiduvoso = /. yellow-
ish.
Sorrow, s- duk, -ki, /,, of body
and of soul; kii|(, -ta, m.,
esp. of soul; pfU5atap, -pa,
m. = displeasure; za}, -la,
m. = burning, /g. (interior
pain), e.g. for the death of
relatives, esp. for sin; tsur-
tsuro, -rea, m. = /. remorse,
■ a»^a/;f7interiorpain;kli$nt,
-ti, /. = melancholy.
Sorrow, ?■ dukti,, or duk dista =
pain appears; p&siSatap pau
(&u n p. paut&fi) ; k&^ta ;
tsurtauro bhdg, eic.
Sorrowful, a. khlinti|t; see Sore.
Sorry, a. dakest; kbilDti|t; du-
6it, eic.\ see Sore.
Be s. = duk dista; see Sorrow.
Sort, s, 1 . tb&r, -ra, m, ; jinos
(or dinoa), -asa, m.
2. ofoii and express by the
Genitive,
Sort, V. 1 . zativar k&r s I. make
classes; bhed(S) k&r=/. make
2. za « /. become (agree with),
e.g. yen m&ka zata.
3. . . . saugata m^l = receive
with.
Sortie, s. bbairsiLrSrp, -rpa, n.;
angarpddap, -dpa, n.
Make a s, = bbair sar.
Sot, a. 1. piuniSak lag^Uo m, I,
given to drinking.
2. piso = foolish.
Sottisbfa. l.&malzaUo,(7rfimal
piyello = drunk.
2. daddo = /. stupid.
Soul, J. 1. &tmo,-meii, M.; pr&n,
-na, m., esp. as the principle
of life; mdn, -na, n., e.g.
Lat. exultavit spiritus a my
soul hath exulted.
2.fg. bunyad,-di,/=/. founda-
tion.
3.b&!, -1^, ft. as a term of
endearment.
Sound, s. ] . vhaziip, -zpa, n., or
avaz, -z&, m.
2.taloi -lea, m.=l. voice, used
also/or the sound of instru-
ments.
3.b6b, -be,/. = /. a cry.
4. gouji, -je,/. = /. noise.
5. gayan, -na, »., esp. a musical
oral sound.
Soand, V. 1. vhdz (or &raz z&),
tr., n. V.
2. mtir = /. heat, tr. v., esp.
used for other than wind-
instruments, e.g. bells.
i.-...iA'00glc
Sou 4
Z.fg. p&rik^a {or td,nki) k&r =
make examiDation.
^.fg. hogolsi = /. praise.
SoTind, a. l.boro, e.g. s. sleep.
2. guaat80 = /. favourable.
S.bolaiketao = A healthy; bo-
laikent as^Uo = being in
health.
4. nibbor or gadis = severe,
strong; kS.tin = severe,
5.b£irab&r, e.g. s. argument.
fi.aput = /. sincere, e.^. a. doc-
trine; kh&ro or niz = true,
sincere.
1. nazuk=/. delicate, fine, pure.
SoandoesB, s. \. bolaiki, -ke,/E:
/. health.
2. silma in6t, -ti, /. = /. right
mind.
3. datai, -ye, /. = I. thickness
(of wood).
4. bhar, -rS, m. = gravity, e.g.
of arguments.
5. aputai, -ye,/i =1. sincerity;
see fioiind, Validity.
Sounding-, a. vhaztso.
Soup, s, kald, -da, m,,Jr,\\&s&i,
-ya, m.\ kat, '^, «. (of
gram).
Sour, a. 1 . ambot, pr./g.
2./g. k&rk&ratso s /. trouble-
some.
Sour, V. 1. ambof kflr.
^./g. z&lili, or rag had&i, or
duk&i.
flonroe, s. l.ziir, -ri,/.
^./g. karan, -na, «. = /. cause;
fg. Hr&nib, -ba, m. = /. oti-
7 Spa
gin; mfil,-Ia,».=aroot,y^.;
rs.inlo vorvin=tbrough; or
pasun = on account of, ch. cs.
Sourish, a. ^mbotso; ambso.
Sourness, s. amsan, -ni, /.
Souse, V. l.udkant bud&i = /.
plunge into water.
2, lou5en ghal = /. put pickle.
3. budon dh&r^plunging catch.
South, s. t6nk, -ka, n., or t&nka,
-ka, n.
Sovereign, s. sotfi.ntri, {var. so-
s&utri); see King.
Sovereign, a. l.sotantratso = /.
independent.
2. uttim = /. .excellent; see In-
finentiaL
Bow, s. dukirn, -ni,/.
Sow, ^. bin udJli = ^ throw seed;
Yomp^/. scatter, e.g. seed.
Sowing, s. \.rs, into v.
2.bin, biyS, n. =/. seed.
Sower, s. vomptolo.
Space, s. l.zago, -gea, m.\ suat,
-te,/. = a place.
2. vistarap, -rpa, n. = /. exten-
sion (local).
3. ve!(6), -la, m. = /. time ; phnr-
86t, -ti,/i = I, leisure.
Spacious, a. vistarlolo; isk&l;
rund = I. broad.
Spade, s. khoren, -rea, «. (//.
badil£)\ mammati, -te,/
Span, "ii. g6nan gha).
Span, s. l.gferij-na, n. (the mea-
sure); vH, -te,/
"^.fg. motvepori, -ina, «. = /.
shortness.
„, ..:,A"ooglc
Spa 4
Spangls, s. (bangaraSefi) tAg&A,
-ed&, n. = l.& leaf (of gold).
Spare, a. 1. bank = thin.
2.urta to = which remaiiiB,
e.£'. time.
Spare, v. 1 . k&UU k&r = I. make
economy; h<&a kh&rci=^.
expend moderately.
2. k&sisi k&rn mej&i {or yekot
k&r) = /. by economising
gather (or make union); or
bet. k. kSrn ras k^r.
3.t8uk&i = /. avoid.
4, mog&D tsil=^^ proceed vith
love.
5,dov6r = /. keep, e.g. food
for to-morrow; or keep in
life, e. g. in a slaaghter; ba-
i^u k&r = /. make ealvatioa
(do not kill).
Spark, s. kit, -ti,/.
Sparkle, v. pa,rz^l = I. shine; u-
zuad di = /. give light; kiti
p6dtat = /. sparks fall, ch.
cs. jilibilifi za, c&, cs., like
stars.
Sparrow, s. girboji, -je,/.
Sparrow-hawk, J. p&kkisalo.-lea.
Sparse, a. 1. iprup = I. rare.
2.simpdaillo = ^. dispersed.
Spasm, s. kamp, -pi,/., or kam-
pero,-re^,m.=/.atrembling,
(kS^p, -pa, m. = a, row,
series); dei. vodi, pi./. = I.
convulsions; morlugi pida,
-de,/.
Spasmodic, a. 1. vodiatso = /. of
8 Spe
convulsions ; kampountso =
I. causing trembling.
2./g. katin s /, severe.
Spatter, v. damp™/, cover.
Spatterdaflhes, s. voile mei, -yaa,
m. pi. = over-stockings.
Spittle, Spatula, s. koranti, -te,
/
Speak, ?. ul&i; utsar = I. ex-
press; sangun di = /. saying
give, i. e. preach, have a
speech, reason.
S. against = znti Loc. vait
ulai; ga\i son.
S. out == ulz sang.
S. together =gilzali mttr=chat;
sangata ulai.
Speaker, .y. 1. uloDeagar,-ra, f«.,
or ulono, -nea, w.
2. pr&s&ngagar, -ra, m. = I. &
preacher.
Spear, .r. bhalo, -lea, m.; bhali,
-ye,/, {dim.)
Special, a. 1. pr&t6k; vises.
2, mukya = principal.
Speciality, s. gun, -ua, m.; by
Gen.; see Gram. p. 223, sef.
Specially, ad. bbou k&rn ; fidhik-
k^rn; mukhya zaun; vises
or V. ziian.
Specie, s. nanea, -riea, n. = I.
current coin.
Species, s. thar, -ra, m. ; v&rg,
-ga, m. s/. a class; zat, -ti,
/. = I. & caste ; by Gen.
Specific, a. 1. vises or pr&tek;
by Gen.; see Gram. p. 223,
se^.
Spe 4
2.kh£iidit = /. positive.
Speciflc, s. YiieB vokat, -kta, n.
Specify, V. t&peil eang = I. a&y
details ; th&r (or zat or T&rg)
sang; sarkeii sang = /. say
exactly.
Specimen, s. 1 . daklo, -lea, m. = I.
an example.
2. n&muDO, -nea, m. = I. a
sample.
Specioiu, a. boro distso.
Speck, s. kh&t, -ta, n. ; see Spot.
Speotade, s. dijt, -ti,/.
Speetaoles, s. vlg. vokly, -19,, n.\
diSti&iikri}, -ra, n.; k&n&dak,
-ki, n. (H. K.)
Spectre, J. druetakai, -ye,/. = l.
a goblin; kuleS, -lea, n.
Speculate, v. 1. dhyan k&r = /.
make great attention ; niyfil
= /. meditate.
2. k^sisen vyapar k&r= I. trade
economically; jikSeak lag
or labak lag = be attached
to gaining.
Speculation, s. 1. dby&n, -n3>, n.
S.kasisetso TepSr, -ra, m. = I.
economical trade.
Speculative, a. dbyanatso.
Speculator, s. 1. dbyani, -nia, m.
2. labak lagtolo.
Speech, s. 1. ulouni^ s&k&t, -kti,
/,; bhas, -se,/.™/. language;
nt^r, -tra, «. = /. a word.
2.ulonen, -nea, n.; priis&ng,
.iga, «, = t, preaching; vl£'.
sermaua,-mava, »i,=preach-
9 Spi
Speed, J. zilrurai, -ye,/.= /. ur-
gency,^.; &a9&r, -rft, «.=/.
haste.
Speed, V. TrS,ddhi za = /. become
prosperous ; vl£: beaaau
zaan; gunat30za = /. become
favourable, ch. cs.
Speedy, a. tsurk.
Spell, s. m&ntri}, -r&, n.\ see
Obann.
Spell, V. &kseran utsar.
Spelling, s. ^kserantBO utsar,
-ra, m.
Spend,?'. 1. kbar2i,^.y^.,e.jf.
time, life.
2./g. ts&iai, e.g. time.
3. y6t = I. pay quickly {also
waste).
Spendthrift, s. khirfiik or veiSik.
Sphere, s, 1. gulo, -leii, m.
2.fg. ilako, -kea, ■m. = I. de-
partment,^. ; bovado, -dea,
m. = I. compass; mitmer,
-ri,y. = /. limit.
Spheroid, s. guloso, -sea, m.
Spice, s. p&rmala6i T^sti}, -tn,/.;
gar&mm&salo,-lea, m.; ajean,
-ua, «. = a mixture of the
spices commonly used in
seasoning, condiment; f6dni;,
-na, n. (var. fftnijij, -ria, «.)
Spice, V. f6dnij gb&l.
Spioee,.!. 8amb5r,-ra, m. (curry-
stuff).
Spider, s. sajiyo, -ya, m.
Spigot, s. guddi, -de,/.
Spike, s. k&n&s -nsa, n. = an ear
of corn, Lai. sptca.
Spi 4
Spill, V. simp, e. g. s. water;
vomti; simpdfli.
Spin, V. 1. t6].
2. guaudS.! = I. agitate round,
c.v. tf/"guiin.
Z.fg. lamb kar = ^, make long,
BpJMge, s. valfiebaji, -je,/.
Spindle, s, sut Tol£i gadi, -je,/.,
or Cat, -ta, «., J/r.
Spine, f. k3.ric>, -nea, m.
Spiral, s. revod, -da, m.
Spire, s. approx, kolos, sS,, «.,
e,^, 8. of a church.
Spirit, s. 1. atmo, -mea, nt. = I.
soul; mon, -na, n. = I. mind,
&o\i\, considered expressly as
spiritual, e. g. my spirit
praises God; mdn cannot
be used as an equivalent in
all cases /or spirit; perk.
kudivoilo Botantri, -ri^, m. ;
spirit, -ta, m.,/r.
2. kulefi, -lea, «. = a ghost.
B./g. dhair, -ra, «. = /. cour-
age.
4:./g. tsurkpon, -na, n. = I,
activity; sudalai, -ye,y.
5.sevot,-ta,m. = /.aim; savab,
-bi, /. = /. motive; irado,
-dea, m. = aim.
6. gun, -na, m., e.g. he is led
by a good s. ; nadtefi, -teS,
«. = I. character.
7. soro, -rea, m., or vlg. dobrad
or tibrad (soro) = I. double
or triple liquor (arrack).
Spirited, a. dhairavont; usar.
Spiritless, a. jivnatullo; aid.
0 Spl
Spiritual, a. 1. atmeatso = /. of
the soul, relating to the soul;
devasponatso ^ I. devout;
pavitr^ = /. sacred.
2. kudnatuUo = I. without body
(immaterial) ; nirakari = /.
without form.
S.igarjetso^ /. of the church.
For s. in philosophical mn,
^crA. kudivoilo, or kudivoilea
Botaotratso.
Spirituality, s- kudiroilensotan-
try, -ra, n.
Spit, J. thimpi, -ye,/.
Spit, V. thimpi udai.
Spite, V. dukai = afBict; kastai
= /. cause pain.
Spite, s. moa6r, -sra, m. = I. en-
vy; niskutsar, -ra, w».; nan-
khnsi, -se,/. = I. ill-will.
In B. of = zaritar = although,
ch.cs.; mosransby hatred,
beparvo karn = despising;
jikon = conquering; virodh
= /. against.
Spiteful, 1. mosri; nankhusetso;
kodu = /. bitter; see Spite.
Spittle, s. thimpi, -ye, /.
Spittoon,;. pikdani,-ne,/;thini-
piye&en aidan, -na, n.
Splash, v. (ubran) iSiklii == /.
make dirty (with mud).
Splash, s. Sikol, -kla, m.; ubir,
-bra, m.
Spleen, s. l.pint, -ta, n. (proiaS-
ly this is gall; (plih&, Mr.
Cn. is perh, spleen).
Spl 4
%.fg. Tait mirji, -je,/. = /. ill-
temper.
Splendid, a. TodpoiiatsoW. grand;
dobajeatso = I. pompous;
p&rz&lik = /. sbiniDg; uttim
= I. excellent.
Splendour, s. p&rz&l, -la, m. = I.
brilliaacy; dobazo, -jea, m.
= I. pomp; vo^poii, -na, «. «=
I. greatness.
Splice, v. meliii, or bet, g^^si =
I. join together ; sondili,
e.g. ropes, planks, etc.
Splint, s. kudko, -kea, m.\ souli,
-\Q,f. = a piece of wood.
Split, ^. katUr = /. cut ; £ir = I.
saw.
Sfdit, s. fut,-ti,/.; modap, -^pii, n.
Split, a. futijllo.
Splutter, V. g&dbaden nlSj =
speak hastily and confused-
ly! gage = '^- stammer.
Spoil, V. 1. aisrai = I. deprive.
2. pad kar = I. make bad;
kaB&i = /. corrupt; nas kar
= I. ruin.
3. lut fear = /. make prey.
4. belse, n.v., e.g. food.
Spofl, s. lut, -ti,/. = /, prey.
Spoke, s. khunto, -tea, m.
Spokesman, see Orator.
Spongre, s, d&r;ai5en almben,
-bea, n. = I. mushroom of
the sea (used for expunging
stains); diirjiici jib, -be,/ =
/. a tongue of the sea, (a
spongy substance used for
polishing).
1 Spr
Sponge, v. (almbean) pus.
Sponsor, see Qod-fatfaer, Ood-
motber.
Spontaneous, a.-khusetao; hel. rs.
into apaents, or aple khusen ;
saimba p^rmane as^^llo.
Spoon, s. kuler, -ra, n.,fr.; saun-
tu, -ta, «. {H. K.)\ some say
5&m£o, -i^, m.
Spoonful, a. kulerbbSr, /r.
Sporadic, a. &prup = rare.
Sport, s. 1. khusSlai, -ye,/. = /.
pleasure; kh^l, -la, m. = I.
play; at, -ta> 'W-
2. n^kai, -kla, h, = /. a copy,y^.
(mockery).
Sport, V. kbel.
Sportive, a. kh^l kartso = /. play-
ing; khasalayetso = A plea-
sant; Cestayetso = /, funny.
Spot, s. 1. suat, -te,/
2. gurt^, -ta, w. = /. a sign, or
bet. kbit, -ta, «., e.g. a s.
on the body; 6iti, -tin, pi.
/.; lasen, -sea, n.
On the 8. = fitflntso ; tea ks^n
= in the very moment.
Spotless, a. khiltnatulto, pr. /g.
Spotty, a, kh&t asullo.
Bpoaee,.T. poti,-ti,OT.; potin, -ni,
/.; g&rkar, -ra, tn.; garkarn,
-ni,/.; dadlo, -lea, «.; bail,
-le,/.=sa wife; gou,gova, tn.
= 1. a husband (a low word).
Spout, s. t&nd, -da, n. = I. mouth,
/g. (of a vessel),
Spont, v. bhair b&t = I. go out.
Sprain, V. vdd.
„, „ L.oogic
Spr 4
Sprawl, V. tand.
Spray, s. zhod, -da, m., ex. the
fine rain driven, e.g. inside
a verandali by the wind.
Spread, v. 1. fintul, e.g. clothes;
aod&i E uufold.
2. Tistar=/. extend, propagate.
3. p&rg^&i or p&rg&t k&r =
publish,
Be B. = fflis za.
Sprightly, a. tsnrh; usar.
Spring, s. 1. ka,man, -na, »., of
a carriage, for papers.
2./tfr the season, see App. to
the Konk.-Engl. Diction-
ary,
3. zfi,r, -ri, /. = /. source;
6ilmbi, -fee,/.
4. udap, -dpa, n. =i I. a, jump;
«di, -ye,/.
5./g. ful, -la, n. = l. a flower,
^., e.g. B. of life.
Spring, t'. l.ldrla,, e.g. corn;
ubza; yeta = /. comes.
2. ud=/. jump.
Sprinkle, v. udM = /. throw, e.^.
water.
Sprout, w. Tad = /. grow; kirla.
Spront, s. ankri,-re,/. (of trees);
mungo, -geii, m. (of seed).
Spruce, a. 1. nit&l = /. pare,
clean.
2. dflndi = /. foppish.
Spnme, s. f6ad, -da, m.
Spar, s. vlg. spor, -ra, »., y^*.,
/^M. kanto, -tea, m. = s. for
horses.
Spur, V. sporan (k&ntean) t6p.
2 Squ
SpuriouB, a. 1. neg. -^kh&ro or
niz = true.
2. boreillo = /. mixed.
3. vareatso (son).
Spurn, V. bepirTO k&r, G. M. =
despise, or (beparrean) sdd =
leave (with contempt).
Sport, V. bhair sHr.
Sputter, -v. lal viiata °e /. saliva
flows.
Spy, s. bfedi, -di, m.
Spy, z'. bSd kaite.
Squadron, .r. 1. s&varantso zo-
mo, -mea, »»., or e&v. vanto,
-te&, Ml.; trups&varanzomo,
2. tarvaii = ships.
3. fouz, -ji,/. = /. an army.
Squalid, a. burso = /. dirty ; kir-
kol = /. wretched,
Sqnalidity, s. bursepon, -icia, n.\
kirkolai, -ye,/.
Squall, 5. 1. tufan, -na, n,\
vadal, 45. ^^
2.b6b, -be,/. = /. a cry.
Sqnall, v. b6b mfi-r = /. cry.
Sqnander, v. pad k^r = /. spoil,
e. g. money; uas k&r = /.
ruin ; rs. h<nastanan kh&r-
ei; v6t.
Squanderer, s. kh&r<5ik or ve£ik
mJlnis, -nsa, m.
Sqnare, s. tsouk or ts6k, -ka, m.;
it mn. any thing of a square
form.
Square, a. tsoukatso or &ar kon-
seaotso.
Square, v. 1. tsouk k&r.
„, „ L.oogic
Squ 4
^■fS. sfimak&r = ^. make right,
settle (accoants),
3. zata = /. is done, agrees
with.
Squash, see OrnBli.
Sqnftt, V. 1. gutli k&ra bda = /.
sit on the bams; uIcMyan
b68.
2.1ipiin bos = /. sit concealed.
Squeak, V. kirHr.
Squeamish, a. naznk.
Squeamiahnflss, s, nazukai, -ye,/.
Sqaeeze, "v. pil ; r5s(6) kad = /.
take out juice.
Sqnib, s. akasban, -na, ». = a
kind of small firework.
Squint, ^. tirso pdle.
Squintui^, a. tirso.
8c[uirTeI, s. 1. tsani, -ye,/. = a
s. that frequents the roofs
of houses.
2, ran-tsani, -ye,/ = /. a wild s.
Stal), s. Buriyetso mar, -ra, m.
Stab, V. t6p = /. pierce; phapsi =
/. pierce with many wounds.
Stability, s. gh&tai, -ye,/.; stira-
gun, -nia, m., or sthirpon,
-nift, n.^l. constancy; thira-
san, -ni,/.
Stable, a. thir; gh&t.
Stable, s. goto, -tea, m.; hafti,
-ye, /., for cowa and buf-
faloes; lai, -ye,/., (j^t&beli,
-le, /., for a horse.
Staok, s. ras, -si, /. = l. a heap;
mn^n, -tea, «,, as of straw.;
panzo, -jea, m.; zomo, -mea,
m. = l.ti multitude, number.
3 Sta
Stack, V. ras k&r (Ace); zomo
kiir or zom&L
Staff, s. 1. bfet, -ta, «. = /. a
stick.
2. digo, -gea, m.s=l.a. support
(wooden).
3. phoujimostakfintso mel(§),
-la, ffi.a/. an assemblage of
chief commanders.
4. gib&ndi, -de,/, e.g. s. of
policemen.
Staff, s. dadlen mernn, -rva, n.
Stage, s. l.sopo, -pea, m., or
z&gli, -le,/.
2.mal&i, -!iye,/. = /. a story,
3. zago, -gea, m. = /.- a place.
4. ata8uS>t, -te, / = /. a place
for drama.
Stage-ooaob, s. t&palgadi, -ye,
/., or gadiyetapal, -la, n.
Stagger, v. kamp:i=/. tremble;
Uk = /. walk as a drunken
man; lakon tsill; yenen
tenen hal&i, c.v.=:l. move
here and there.
Stagnant, v. \./g. neg.form of
tsill, e.g. commerce stag-
nates = vyapar ts^l&nan.
%pr. neg.form ^yau; or va-
Tanastanan rau.
Staid, a. see Serious, Grave.
Stain, s. 1. kbit, -ta, «., pr.fg.
2.fg. ^man, -na, m, = /.
offence; bet. &paman, -na,
OT.; l&z, -je,/
Stain, ». kbatai, c. v. = /, cause
stain; bbait kS,r; mhelai,
c.v.-^l. make dirty. .
„, „ L.oogic
Sta
Sta
Stainless, n. 1. kh&tnatallo; dU
t&\ = l. pare.
^- ^- papkh&tnSrtuIlo = /.
without Btain of sin.
StaiTj^. maliyeSen metao,^, n.
= 1. steps of the stoiy; m^t,
-(a, n. = l. a step.
Stairoass, see Stair.
Stake, s. I.k61, -la, tn.^l. a
pole.
2. kh&mbo, -bea, m. = & piece
of wood, e.g. driven into the
earth.
3. Buli, -ye,/. = /. a pointed s. of
wood ; kinin^o, ^tea, m. = /.
a stick, e.g. of a tent; khant,
-ta, m.
^.fg. adou, -dva, m. = I. a
pledge.
Stake, V. 1. p6iit mar = wager.
2. adou gbal = /. put a pledge;
see Impale.
Stale, a. porno = /. old.
Stalk, s. d^nt, -ta, m. = the stem
of a leaf; sarvo, -rea, m. (of
cut paddy).
Stalk, V. g&rvan ts&I.
Stall, s. b&ska, -ke,/. = /. a seat;
vlg. bank, -ka, m.; see Stable.
Stammer, v, gage; kSmpan aUi.
Stammerer, .r. gagio, -giya, i».;
ludbo, -befl, m.
Stamp, s. I . mh6r, -re,/., for seal-
ing, or the impression itself;
gurti;, -ta, m.=l. a, sign.
2. Cit, -ti, /. (of letters) ; bet.
t&palCIt, -ti,/.
Z./g. tb&r, -r9r, m, ^ I. kind.
Stamp, V. nih6r m&r.
Stanok, V. (rftgat) ravoi.
Stand, V. 1. ubo r&u = /. remain
standing; ubo asa = /. is
standing.
2, aBa = /. is, e.g. so stands
the matter.
S.rau =>l. remain.
4. 869 = /. suffer, e.g. I cannot
s. it.
5.ts&l = /. walk,y^,,e,^. stands
as a rule.
S, by, I. lagin asa = ia near.
2.Bilhai kJlr shelp.
3. samba] =s I. keep, e.g. pro-
mises.
S. about = sjsai k&r <= I. make
laziness.
S. aloof = pois rau.
S. good = tsAl = /. walk,/f.
S. in, see Oost
S. on dignity = huddo sambal.
S. out = -ntlean dista.
S. still = ran.
S. to, see S. by.
Stand, s. ravap, raupii, n.
Standard, s. l.bauto,-^ea,«».; gi-
jaufi, -yava, m.,/r. = a big
flag, e. g. of a church; bon-
der, -ra, n. = L& small flag,
A-
2.T&rg, -g£i,m.s/.aclasB; me-
zap, -zpa, »., or map, -pS,
n. = l. a measure; n&muno,
-nea, m. s. /. a model.
StandiniTi s. l.ravap, r&upa, n.
2. huddo, -dea, m. = /. rank.
Stansa, s. l.sldk, -ka, m.
A'OogIc
Sta
Sta
2. p6d, -da, n.
Staple, s. l.Tepar, -xa, m.=l.
merchandise; yar, -ra, m. =
thiDgs sold.
2.gaiit8, -tsa, m.^l. an iron
loop.
3. p%ot, -te,y! = /. a market.
Star, s, neketru, -ra, «., pr. fg.
Starch, s. gAnji, -je, /. = Lat.
amydu7n;\Ai'i\, Ai,/.
Starch, V. g^nji (or kh&l) ghal.
Stare, "v. jiT Bdda pdle.
Stark, a. ghat.
Stark, -i:^. see Quite.
Start, r. l.kanip = /. tremble.
2,hhair 83,r = depart.
3.gad = /. found; etapiai ee /.
found.
4. aog kad = recoil.
Start, s. 1 . angkadnen, -nea, n. =
a sudden fit.
2. suru, -ve,/. = /. beginning.
3. hairs&rap, -rpa, n. = /. de-
parture.
Starvation, s. perk. bhuke5eo
vodi, pi. /., or bhuketso zal,
-la, m.\ bet. ts. v.
Starve, -o. 1. bhuken m6r=/. die
for starvation.
2. s61 zali = /. cold became, sb.
Dal. (suffer from cold).
State, s. 1. etiti, -ti, /. = condi-
tion, rank; titi, -ti,/^
2.bhgs, -sa, m. = l. vocation;
huddo, -dea, m. '^ I. rank.
S.sSngit, -gti,/ {var. eftngti,
-ti,/-)
4. vodpon, -na, «. =/. greatness.
State, V. sang or m6n = /. say,
or kb&nditz&uu sang.
Stately, a. vodponatso.
Statement, s. Uk, -ka, n. = /. an
account; vivor, -ra, m. = I.
an explanation.
Statesman, s. i]id,ntri, -ri, m.
Statics, s. s^matukavidya, -ye,
/., or Cn. atitilastr^f, -ra, n.
Station, s. 1. suat, -te, /. = /. a
place.
2. huddo, -deH, m. = I. rank.
3. estasaun, -sava, n., as in the
Way of the Cross.
4. mokfim, -ma, «., e. g. of
soldiers; taneii, -Qca, n.
Station, V. 1. mokam k^r
(soldiers), or tauten kir.
2. nemsi = /. appoint.
3. mand = /. arrange.
Statiatios, s. lokaniien I6k, -ka,
n.\ lokanSea l^kavidya, -ye,
/■
Statuary, s. iilpi, -pia, m.; kanto-
negar, -ra, m.
Statna, s. vlg. imaz, -ji, /, fr.\
bombeS, -bea, «., ex. but
used comm. for idol; murt,
-ti,/. {htst word).
Stature, s. vodai, -ye, / , or 1am-
bai, -ye,/.; ubarai, -ye,/.
Statute, ^. kaido, -dea, ffi.; kauun,
-na, «.
Stave, £■ 1. (pipa-) fo}eS, -lea,
tt. = l. a plank (of a cask).
2.gayanaglt, -ta, m., or the
Mr. kadaven, -vea, «. (line
of masic).
Sta
Ste
Stave, •s. see Bnrst.
Stay, s. 1. rav&p, t&np&, »., or
rS,unefi, -nea, n.^l. abode;
tik&nen, -^ea, n.; bidar, •!&,
n.
2. digo, -geil, m.^l. a sapport
(wooden), a prop.
Stay, V. riToi, c, v. c/ta,u, n. v.
= BtOp.
S. for = rfik.
S. with = 2nd Loc. (-ger) rail.
Steadfast, a. tbir; gh&t.
Steadfostnees, s. stirpon, -iia,
«. or stiragui^, 'Oa, m.\
gh&tai, -ye,/.; tlurasao, -ni,
/
Steady, a. tbir or sthir; gb&t;
balnatuUo.
Steak, s. approx. (maaatso) l6dd,
-dea, m. = I. a piece (of
meat).
Steal, v. t8or(6); nag&i; far;
kad.
S. over = gutaa ye = /. come
secretly, or rs.
Stealing:, J. tsfiri, -ye,/.
Steam, s. ub, -be,/.
Steam, v. ub yetS, or ub bb£ir
B&rta = /. B, comes out.
Steamboat, Steamer, s. agb6t, -ti,
/., /r. (^froM ag = fire, and
b6t corrup. o/'boat) ; dnura-
tarun, -rva, n. {used also);
agtarun, -rra, «.==/. a ship
with fire, «. «.
Steel, s. l.tikefi, -kea, ».; mi-
laun, -lava, n.
^./g. t&lvar, -ri,/. =/. a sword.
Stoel, V. gh^t k&r = I. make
strong.
Steep, a. dennetso (or deuni),
e.g. 8. place; kfldao, e. g. b.
mountain.
S. place vdeaui, -na,/
Steep, V, biz&i.
Steeple, s. t6r, -ri,/.; kolos, -sS,
7». = /. cupola, spire (?), or
the Mr. sulaka, -k£, m.
Steepness, s. deuni, -ne,/.
Steer, s. pado, -dea, m.
Steer, v. ts&l&i = A rule, go-
vern.
Steersman, s. tB&l3,itolo; Bukanea-
gar, -ra, m.
Stem, V. 1 . Dat. virodh rots = /.
go against; ravoi.
^.fg. inkar kfi-r (^cc)
Stem, s. kbaudi, 'ye, / (of a
tree).
Stenoh, s. ghan, -ni,/.
Stenography, s. s&aldepaSen b^
r&p, -rp&, n.
Step, s. 1. m6t, -ta, n. used also
Jor pace.
2.piiul, -1&, «. = s. of a foot.
3. p&undo, -dea, ». = a round
or step of a ladder.
^.fg. upai, -ya, m. = I. means,
or rs. into v., e.g. kiten
ka,r6en ? = what steps must
be taken?
Step, V. 1. ts&l IE I. walk.
2. rig »= /. enter.
Step-moOier, J. mausi, -se,/.
Stereotype, s, tbir ^kjerantso.
Sterile, a. 1. v&nz, &r nirpntrij.
Ste
Sti
or burginnatullo=7. without
children.
2./g. ii)\ dinatullo = /. fruits
less; b&DJer.
Sterility) s. 1. Tanzpon, -na, n.
2. b&njerpon, -na, ».; unepop,
-na, «. = scarcity.
Stern, s. (tarvatso) patio bhag,
-ga, m.; pat, -ti, /. = /. back,
/«■•
Stein, a. see Rigid.
Stenmess, s. see Rigidity.
Stew, V- (laa njeaii) siz&i = /.
boil (with a small fire).
Stew, s. 6ediyangh&r, -ra, «,
Steward, s. l.karbari, -ria, p*.
=> /. a superinteadent.
2. ugranagar, -ra, m. = /.
a pnrveyor.
3. ilmin, -na, m. = 1. a bailiff,
«. c.
Stewardship, s. karbarpon, -nft,
n.
Stick, s. 1. b&t, -ta, ». = a com-
mon stick, e.g, to be carried
when walking; tonko, -kea,
m. (big); dando, -dea, m.,
e.g. B, of a canopy; bodU,
-ye,/, (small).
2. ir, -ra, m. = the midrib of a
palm-leaf, a bundle of which,
when dried and bound to-
gether, serves as a broom.
3. yar, -ri,/
Stiok, V. 1. lai or lag^i, tr. v.=
Lai. affigere, to fasten to.
2. lag==^ be attached, fr.fg.^
3. guspod = /. be confounded,
e.g. in speaking.
S. at nothing = kain bhiyenaka.
S. to justice = nit sambal.
S. up (a notice) = lai.
Stickle, V. see Contend.
Sticky, a. pankatso or lagtso.
Stiff, a. ghat; vlg. rs into lan-
kud, e.g. hat 1. zata = /. the
hand becomes (like) wood ;
see Formal.
Stiffiieas, s. gh^tai, -ye, /.; see
adj.
Stifle, ""./s- dampun doT6r, e.g.
a feeling ; see Suffocate.
Stigma, s. I. dag, -ga, m. (a
brand which natives make on
their newly-born children).
^./g. &paman, -na, m.
Stigmatize, v. ^paman k^r.
Stiletto, s. katari, -re,/.
Still, a. nidan.
Still, ad. l.aniki, or ani, or
ani . . . i, e. g. are you s.
here? = tun aniki angaasai?
yedol or yedoli, e.g. yedol-
tujeii kam karunk nain? or
yedoli kiten lULrtai? zaleari
=how6ver; tiri=yet,ne7er-
2. H&dantB = always.
Examples: I hare still one
request = ani yek mag-nen
asa. While he was s. in
bed = aQiki niddon astanaS;
s. greater difficulties = ani
tsad k&St or tan6e priis tsad
kfiS't.
X'OO^^W, _
Sti
Sto
StilloeBB, s. nidan&i, -f e,/.; sou-
kasai, -ye, /.
Stilts, s. ruk&tso pat, -y&, m.k/.
a wooden foot.
Stimnlate, j'. 1- uts&mbol k&r,
or uts&inbol&i, c. v.; z&l&i —
I. cause to burn, (tease).
2. ut&i = /. cause to rise, Jg.;
kante vor = /, bring thorns
{Konk.).
Sting:, ^- t6p.
Stingy, ^- !■ ku8, -sa, n.
2.y^. tsurtsuro, -rea, m. = t.
remoree,
Stinirineu, f . surat, -ta, »>.; imte-
pon, -na, n. = meanneBB.
^ugj,a. surati; imto (Ihis 2nd
is very offensim).
Stink, zi. ghanyeta = /. a. comes;
or ghanta.
Stink, J. gban, -ni, /
Stinking*, a. ghaniero, or gbani-
tso.
Stint, s. unepon, -ua, n.
Stint, V. ^ir k&r = I. make nar-
row, pr.; mitmer ghal = /.
put a limit.
Stipend, s. sambal, -la, m,\ see
Pay.
Stipulate, i). k&rar k&r = I. make
agreement; vdp = /. consent,
agree.
Stipnl&tion, ^. 1. k&rar, -ra, m.;
Toppigi, -ge, /. = l. consent;
gnttigeii, -gea, n., n. c.
2. g^rt, 'ta, n, = I. condition
(of a contract).
Stir, s. katkai, -ye,/. = /. a revo-
lution; kut,-t3r,«. = /.aplot;
utsfimbolai, -je,/. = I. ex-
citement.
Stir, V. 1 . kJlr, with the above
nouns \ ut&i.
2. b&l&i = /. move; kid&i; usti,
e.g'. 8. the fire; taS-l, e.g. s.
the fire, coffee.
Stirrnp, s. rikab, -ba, n.
Stitch, V. Hiuri.
Stitok, s. suTiyetso p6nt, -ta, m.
Stock, s. 1. dudu, -dva, m. = I.
money, funds.
2. kutam, -tma, n. = I. family.
3. s&mpurnai, -ye,y. s/, abun-
dance.
4.gorTan = /. cattle.
5. khandi, -ye, /. = the trunk
of a tree.
&~/g. dftddo m&nis, -nsa, m.=
I. a dull man; see also Sheep
and Fund, Capital.
Stock, a. tsalto = /. current.
Stock, V. hadn di, or only di ;
bh6r = /. fill.
Stookiny, s. mei, -ya, m., fr.\
fill, -la, «., or paya5il, «. ».
Stock-still, see Immovable.
Stock-flsh, s. saki masli, -le,/ =
/, dry fish.
Stoical, a. bhdginaso = /. seem-
ing not to feel, or Mr. ndas.
Stoker, s. ujear&kno, -iiea, m.
Stole, s. eetol, -la, n'-^fr.
Stolid, a. daddo or somzanatuUo ;
piso; see Sheep.
Stolidi^, s. dMdepon, -na, ».;
pisepo^, -nil, n.
„. „ L.oogk-
Sto
Str
Stomaeti, s. 1. poskato, -tea, m.;
pit, -ta, «. = /. belly, useii
also /or 8.
i./g. ruts, -&,/. = I. taste.
B.//. girv^, -va, «. = /. pride.
fltoae, s. 1. lator, -tra, m.; 2iro,
-rea, m. (_/or building).
2.bin, biya, «., or moi, moy&,
m. = $GQi or nut of stone-
fruit.
Precious b. = ratan, -tna, «.
S. of mango = 1. par, -ri,/.
2.koi'', koye,/ = the interior
part of 'par'.
Stone, V. iatranin mar.
ittone-fish, s. pain, -ka, m.
Stony, d. ^tranteo.
Stool, -r. l.monai, -niye,/! (alow
Beat), or paimon&i.
2.kakus, -sa, m., vlg., or bet.
paikanea5i b&ska, -ke,y.
-3. utkade, -dea, n. = I. motion.
Stoop, V. 1. mukar baga = /.
bend oneself before.
2.y^. putua = Jl.itt dignari, to
condescend.
Stop, V, 1. ravoi, c. v. of rau,
n. v.\ thamb^i, c. v.
2.dhir = /. catch.
3. darapun doY6r, e.g, a sigh.
4. adai = /. prevent.
5 miiana kS,r = /. cease.
Stop, s. 1. rS,vSp, raupa, n,\
thambounen, -nea, «.
2.adk&l, -li, /. = /. obstacle;
fi.ddi, -de,/ = /. obstacle.
3.TiramagurtQ, -ta, m, = l, the
sign of 'virama' (a fall s.).
Btopple, s. guddi, -de, / (or
gurdi).
Store, s. 1 . s&mpurnai, -ye,y. = I.
abundance.
2.dastan, -na, n.
Store, v. ras k&r, yektain kflr =
/.collect; tupeant ghal s /.
put in the granary.
Storehouse, s. 1. tupen, -pea, n.
= granary.
2. ugran.-na, «.=/. dispensary,
pantry.
Store-keeper, s. ugrani, -ni^, m.
Stork, see Crane-
Storm, .r. I.vadal, -{a, n.; tuian,
-na, n.
2.uprali, ;t/./.; A/r. hilla.
Storm, f. 1. zulmen kane = /.
take violently, e.g. a town;
b&lla k&rn kane.
2. Ingar p6d = I. fall on body.
Stormy, a. 1. tufanatso.
2./g. knt k&rtso = /. rebel-
ling.
Story, J. l.kani,-ye,/. = a£able.
2.k&tha, -the, yi = narration,
history.
S.mal&i, -liye,/.
Stont, a. moto, superl. motto;
pu|ti; diudo.
Stoutness, s. motai, -ye,/
Store, s. agnteii, -t^a, n.
Stow, see Store.
Straddle, v. p5,i pindun tsSrl;
b&kkar dovorn tsfil.
Straggle, v. parpol zaun boun.
StraiglLt,t. nit, £.^. road; sarko
= I. exact; silma = /. right;
Str
Str
modlean=ithrougli the mid-
dle.
Btraig'lLteii, v. nit {or s&ma) k&r,
etc.; see adj.
Strain, V. l.gal, e.g. a liquid.
l./or 8. in the mn. of injure
by over-exertion, the. folio-w-
ing are samples of the way
in which it may he translat-
ed: a) lekavort kilr = make
over the measure; i)8ftkS,t
miruili = /. exceed power;
c) bo|aD T6d, or ta&d vdd
= /. draw too much is the
literal yersioD.
Strain, s. pr&y&t&n, -tnS., n. =
/. efifort.
Strainer, s. galni, -ne, /.; kur-
pon, -m,f. = etr. for rice.
Strait, s. l.(dftryS6i)48irai,-ye,
/. = I. narrowneas (of the
sea) ; diLryatso s&nd, -da, m.
= juncture of the sea.
2.fg. kfiflt, -ta, m.\ tondre, pi.
m.
Strait, a. &lir, e. g. a. road.
Strand, s. tad, -di,/.
Strand, v. t&dik adM.
Strange, a. 1. p5,r or pira, e.g.
p&rgavant or pfiragaTaat =
in a B. country.
2. p&rdeii = /. exiled.
^■fg. si^m^ndnatallo = /. not
connected.
4. fg. fisadharn = /. extraordi-
nary; ajapatso =/. wonder-
ful; fi&m&tkaratso = /. curi-
ous;
5. novo ^ /. new.
Stranger, ^. l.p&rde§i, -liii, ««.<>
/.as exile.
2.p&rki, -ki, (-kia), m. = I. an
unknown man.
3.nang&rtBo -5ea, m. = I. not
of the family, n. c.
Strangle, x'. (g^lo) muddi — /.
suffocate; bet. g. damp; pha-
8ighal = ^. put a rope (round
the neck); (galeak) pas gha!
•c /. pat a rope.
Strangulation, s. rs. v.
Strap, s. tsambdeatir, -rii, m.
Stratagem, J. I.nad, -di,/.; hik-
m&t, -ti,/ ; nadgepon, -na, n.
2. apai, -ya, m. = I. means.
Strategic, a. l.bikmatitao, etc.
2. zuzasamartbet8.o = /. of the
art of war.
Strategy, J. zuzasamSrthi.-the,/.
Straw, s. l.kar&d, -rda, ».; su-
ke6 tan, -na, «.; baten, -na,
n. {of paddy).
2.fg. mdlaatulli vftstu, -tu,/.
= /. a thing of no price.
Stray, v. 1 . vat tsuk = /, mistake
the way.
2. boun = walk.
Streak, s. pato, -tea, m, (on the
skin); don, -ye,/. =s /, rope
(on cloth).
Stream, s. 1. val, -la, m.; niiiS',
nain, f.^l. a river.
2. 16t, -ta, m. = the current, e. g.
of a river.
3.^. daun, dave, /;' s&akai,
-k}i,y. = /. a chain, y^.
Str
Str
Streamer, see Pennant.
Streamlet, s. dakto val, -la, m.;
t5d(6), -da, m.
Btreat, j. marog, -rga, m. (large);
bid, -di,/., ker, -ri,/.; gftlli,
-le,/., e.g. in a town.
Sirenglh, s. 1. ghatai, -ye,/;
dhati^, -ti,/. = /. metal,y^.,
5m/ nffl used in the lit. mn.;
b6], -la, n., or bolaiki, -ke
{var. -ki), /.
2.tran, -na, n.,or sftkat, -kti,
/. = /. ability.
3. thiragu^, -na, m. = I. firm-
ness.
fltreng^n, v. 1 . ghfit i&i ; pass.
ghat za; bdl di = /. give
force; pass. hi>\ melta.
2,taadai = /. increase, c. v. of
ts^d; thir kfLr.
St^ennons, (7. dhairaTont; tsurk
= /. active, or usar; sudal.
BtrenuDosneBB, s. db&ir, -ra, n.\
tsurkpon, -na, «., or ularai,
-ye,y.; sudalai, -ye,/
StTBBB,.!. z&dai,-ye,/. = /. heavi-
ness; dambap, -pa, n. = I.
pressure; bhar, -ra, m. = /.
gravity ; b6|, -la, n. =. I.
force.
Stretch, v, 1 . ka^, or bet. s6diu,
e. g. a piece of cloth ; vistar
= /. extend.
2.T6d = strain.
Z.fg. mirn&i = /. surpass, c. v.
of mirna; mikva = /. sur-
pass, e.g. 6. his power; see
Exaggerate.
Stretok, .f. 1. pr&y&t&D, -tna, n.
= I. effort; petsaduen, -nea,
n., or petsfidap, -dpa, n.
2. vistarsp, -rpa, n. = /, exten-
sion.
Stietakin;, s. 1. s6dounen, -^ea,
n.
2. T6dap, -dpa, n.
Strew, V. bh6r = fill, e.g. with
sand; vdrnp ^ /. disperse;
simpdais/. disperse; damp
= /. cover.
Strioken, a. 1. ghayello = /.
wounded; mfirlol&z/. beaten.
2.utar prayetso = /. of ad-
vanced age.
Strict, a. 1. nazuk a= /. delicate.
2. khindit = /. peremptory.
3. sarko, ors&grat^l. careful.
4. bhou = much, e. g. in strict
confidence =: bhou gntan;
see Rigid.
Strictness, s, zagrutai, -ye, /.,
etc. ; see Rigidity and adj.
Stride, v. lamb pai kad.
Strike, 7>. 1. mar,^.£. the hours,
an instrument; vaz = /. play
(sound).
S.bodHi, e.g. on the door, on
a wall.
S.devai = /. lower, e.g. a sail,
4. £hapo ghal = /. print.
5. kad, e.g. fire.
6. s^ma kar = /. make right,
equal, e.g. a measure.
7. (dhani) katar = /. cut away
(corn).
S. a balance = baki farik kar.
Str
472
Str
S. with surprise = &jap&i, «. c,
or jim za, ch. cs.
S. with awe = bhifeunk lai;
jim za.
S. a bargain = sato kar.
The clock strikes = g&dijal
marta.
S. together, s£e Clasp.
S. up= l.lag or suru za.
2.(dostiat) rig.
S. outskad; sodun k^.
Striking, a. 4japatso = /. wonder-
ful.
2.bhou 8arko = /. very exact,
£.^. a portrait.
3. somzasarko = /. fit to be un-
derstood (convincing).
String, s. kordaun, -dava, m.,
fr, = ribbon, cord {also of
an inBtrunieDt),y^.; dori,-ye,
/,; sari, -ye,/, (of metal).
String, v. gunt, e.g. beads of a
rosary.
Strip, V. l.nagd&i, or het. nag-
do k&r; neson kad.
2. nisrai = /. deprive.
Strip, s. tir, -fa, m.
Stripe, s. 1 . pato, -tea, »»., on
the skin ; dori, -ye, /.; val,
-li, / = creeping line, fg.\
b6n, -na, m. (I. colour), »of
ex.
2.gand, -di, /., from a blow
with a stick.
Stripling, s. hurgo, -gea, m.
Strive, ?'. pr&y&t&n 'k&t; miniit
kar; petsad.
S. after = Dal lale.
S. against = Dai. ad Tots.
Striving, s. petsadne, -nea, n.,
or petsadap, -dpa, n. = aho
emulation; priyatiin, 4na,
». = /. effort.
Stroke, s. 1. mar, -ra, m.\ mar
iar, pi. m.; pet(6), -ta, m.;
dumko, -kea, m. (with tha
fist); bukko, -kea, m.
2. phangt, -ti, /. = a written
line.
Stroke, v. poSa, e.g. the beard
or a beast with the band.
Stroll, V. boun.
Strong, a. 1. ghat, e.g. voice.
2.boladik, e.g. a. man; somf
say also fodt, e.g. s. c(^ee-
3. bbaradik = /. grave, /g.
4.barik=/. thin,y^., e.^. sight,
5,b&rabar, e.g. argument. ,
6. k^tin, e.g. wind, words, bad
smell, remedy.
7.boro = /. good, e..g. light,
rain, good smell, memory.
S.moto or vodlo, e.g. voice.
9. somzasarko = I. fit to be un-
derstood.
10. podvedar = /. powerful; or
podvi as^Uo.
Get s. = boro za.
Is s. = boro asa.
Structure, s. l.gadap, -dpa, «.
or gMau,-dava, «., or g&da-
Tol, -li,/., e.g. 8. of body.
2. bandap, -dpa, n. = I. build
ing.
3. mandavol, -li,/ = I. arrange-
ment.
>'.._,■:. -A, L.OOg\C
Str 4
4. rup, -pa, n. ~ I. form.
Stragrgrle, v. l.l&dai k&T = I.
fight.
2. inkar k&r {Ace.) = I. resist.
3. pr&yiit&n kilr, petsad = make
effort.
^Higgle, s. l.peteaduen, -nea,
»., or petsadap, -dpa, «,;
pr&yM&n, -tna, n. = an ef-
fort.
2.l^ai, -ye,/. = /. a fight.
Stmt, V, g^rvan ts^l.
•Stabborn, a. aplea vadeatso; dba-
nin; salist.
Stabbornness, s. dh&runai, -ye,
/.; B&l, -la, ft.
Stnooo, s. sarun, or bet. nazuk
sarun, -rie,/.
fltnd, s. gubbekhilo, -lea, m.
Student, s. siktolo ; vlg. iskolatso
bargo, -gea, m.,fr.
Studied, a. 1. t&yar kello.
2. kbuseteo = /. of will.
3. zagrut e /. exact.
Studious, a. 1. aSetso = /. desir-
ous.
2. sikiSeak lagi^Uo = /. givea to
study.
Study,!'. I.sik,(?/'sik<;eak((W8ik-
pak) lag.
3. t&uki kiir = /. make inquiry.
3. t&yar kiir = I, make ready,
e.ff. a sermoD.
Study, s. l.sikap, -kpa, «.
2. lagap, -gpa, n. = /. applica-
tion.
3. sikSen kud,-da, n. =/. a room
for study.
3 Sty
Stuff, s. 1, saman, -na, tn. = /.
an article.
2. lugtao s /. pieces of cloth.
3.T&stij = /. thing.
Stuff, V. bh6r = /. fill.
Stumble, v. 1 . ad&l = I. dash,
strike against.
2.m&I=^/. be found, Sb. Dat.,
e.g. I stumbled on the man.
Stump, s. kati, -ye,/. = the part
of a tree remainiug iu the
earth after the trunk has
been cut down.
Stun, V. kan fdd = /. break ears;
kd.o keppo k&r = /. make
ears deaf.
Stunt, "v. neg, form of yadonk
s6d = /. allow to grow; kSii
kar = /. prune [and thereby
stunt).
Stupefaction, s. I. jim, -ma, «.,
7, V. a,jap za; jim za; pi-
so k&r.
Stupendous, a. ^japatso.
Stupid, a- dd,ddo; murk; heddt};
bekuf {abusive) ; somzana-
tullo; piso.
Stupidity, s. dJlddepon, -na, «.;
murkpon,-na,«.; heddgpon,
-na, «.; pisepon, -na, «.
Stupor, s. jim, -ma, «., n. c.\
ajap, -pa, n.
Sturdy, a. l.ghat.
2. dharun = /, obstinate.
Stutter, see Stammer.
Sty, s. dukragud, -da, m.
Style, s. 1. bhasejinos, -nsa, m.
„, „ L.oogic
Sty 4
2. (borounCi) kbftdi, -ye,/, a /.
a kind of pescil m&de of
lead, formerly in use, (for
writing witb).
3. tit, -ti,/., or riyaz, -ji,/ =
i. maaner.
Style, 7. mdn,
SttaBion, s. bad, -di,/
Suavity, s. 1. godaan, -^i,/.= l.
sweetness; Bn&i,-d&,m.,pr.
fi-
i./g". mogalpon, •na, n.
^■fg- souk&B4i, -j%/.^l. peace,
indulgence.
SalMlters, a. ...khal asqllo;
taben &sulIo « /. being in
care.
Snbaltern, s. kbalto udyog&st,
-ta, m., or kbal-udyogast.
Subdivide, w. portun vant, or ani-
ki Tante k&r.
Subdivieion, s. aniki Tanto, -tea,
tn.\ Tanteatso vanto.
Subdue, V. khalto kar or kh. do-
vor; tabe kir, «, c; mod(6)
= /. break; jik = /. gain,
OTercome ; zfiit vor = /, carry
victory.
Subject, a. 1. khalto or kbill
asuUo.
2. p6dteo = /. exposed, e. g.
to sickness.
Subject, s. 1. p&rza, -je,/. {or pr&-
za) = /. nation; rSit, -ta, m.,
e.g. B. of a king.
2.irado, -dea, m. = I. object,
e.g. of a sermon.
3. kdrtrii, -ra, m. (in Gram.)
4 Sub
Subject, V. khalto k&r. j
Snbjeetlon, s. khaltepon, -na, n.;
adhia, -na, n. j
Subjective, a. alo&eni p&rm§,ue
asullo = /. being according
to the opinion ; mdtint asul-
lo =/. which is in mind; k&l-
p&netao = I. imaginary.
Subjois, ^. kndsi.
Subjugate, see Subdue.
Subjunctive, a. sartatso, 's&unSii-
yatso.
S. mood <E s&unBd,ya&en rup,
-pa, «., n. u.
Sublime, a. 1. unta = /. aloft.
2./g. TOrto; vodponatso = /.
great; uttim=:/. excellent.
Sablimity, s. 1, uotsai, -ye, /.,
n. ».
2.y^. TOrtepon, -na, «,; vodpoa,
-na, «.
Submarine, a. d&ryapondlo.
Snbmergre, '"■ budai, c.v. ^bnd.
Submersion, s. budap, -dpa, n.
Submission, s. khaltepon, -na,
M.
Submissive, a. khalto; utjlr ai-
kuntso.
Submit, V. 1. khalto k&r, tr. v.\
kh. za, Tt.v.
2. dakai = /. show ; or mukar
gh&l = put before.
3. putuaiiz/. condescend.
Subordinate, a. 1. rs. khal; see
Subaltern.
Subordinately, ad. khal, e.g. s.
to the will of God = Devafie
khuse khal.
..Google
Siib
Sub
Snbofdinatioti, s. 1. kbaltepon,
-na, «.
2. Tilrgabhed(&), -da, m. = I.
difference of claBses.
flnborn, v. 1. lonta di=/. give
a bribe; ku83i = /. corrupt,
3. nad = I. tempt.
S&boTn&tion, s. fitari, -re, /.
SnIipcBna, see Sttmmon.
Snbscriba, v. naaS borei ^i I.
write name; d&Blt&t gbal = /.
put eigDature.
Snbsetlber, s. vfintigegar, -ra, m.
Sobsoription, s. T&ntigi, -ge, /.;
v&rado, -dea, m.
Snbseqnent, i. pelo or dusro.
Snbsarve, v. kumob k&i^l. help;
upkarak (or kam§.k) p6d, or
pr&yogak p6d = /. fall to use.
Subside, ^'. 1. uQo za = /. become
less ; thamb = /. cease, e. g.
a wound.
2.tb&nd za = /. get cold (calm);
nidaa za = I. become calm;
niu = /. get cold,y^. (caJm),
«. V. of nivai.
3,deun = /, descend,^., e.g.
fever, anger.
Subsidiar;, a. kumki, or knmke-
tso.
Sobsid;,;^. kumok, -mke,/.; B&hai,
-ye,/-
Subsist, T). l.ani aaa = A is still;
t5,g = /. last.
I.phil. perk, aplea sotintrSr
&sa = I. Lat. est sui juris,
est in potestate sui ipsius,
he is hift own master.
Siib«i8teai>e,J. l.udHrpt^a^.-^a,
n. s= I. liTelihood; jivSna-
upM, or jiyeantso upai, -ya,
m.
2. asap, -spa, n. = /. existence.
^.phil.perh. sot&ntrfifien asap
s /. independent existence,
see adj., or sot&ntra6en
3aimh,-ba,«.-/. Lat.natura
sui juris (ioia), Tirtue of
its own right.
Snluiatant, a. phil. i,plea so-
t&utrar asullo,
Snbstanoe, .r. I.phil. sar, -ra, m.
= a/£i? solid body, bulk; ^s&l,
-sla, «.
2. mukhya gun, -^a, m. = I.
chief quality; saimb, -ba,
n.-M,l. nature (Jiktl.).
3. ast, -ti, /. = /. property.
4. rs. kb&rots = /. true, real.
5. Tfistq, -tu,/. = A a thing.
6. r6s(6),-8a, »!. = /. juice; dik,
-ka, m.
SnbsUnti&l, i- I • saratso {phil.)
2. ast asullo s I. having pro-
perty ; great = /, rich,
S.bhari— I. important.
4. kh&rotB = /. true, real.
5.gh&t= /. strong.
6. bolaiketsoEs/. healthy; pu£ti,
e.g. s. food.
Substantiate, v. 1. kh&ren m6;i
dak&i = /. show true.
2. ruzu k4r = /. prove.
Sabstantive, ;. niiun, -av£, n.
(Gram.)
Sobstitste, V. G. sn&ter ghal = I.
„. , L.oogic
Sub
476
Sue
put in the place of; G. b&d-
lak dov6r = /. put in tbe
place of; b&ddl = /. change.
Snbfltitute, s. I.b&dli, -lis, m.
2. d&lal, -la, m.. = I. an agent.
Substitution, s. b&dlap, -p&, n.
Subterfuge, s. 1 . nib -ba, «. = /.
pretext.
2. nadgepon, -na, n. = I. cun-
ning; nad, -di,/.
Subterranean, a. patalatso, or
patalantlo; matiyebitftrlo, cr
dfi-rnipondlo, or buintlo.
S. place = patal, -la, n.
-Subtile, a. l.barik, pr./g.
1. pat^.
Subtilty, s. pat&lai, -ye,/., n.c,
or barikai, -ye,/.
Subtle, a. nadgo; barik.
Subtlety, s. I. barikai, -ye,/.
2. nadgepon, -na, «, = /, cun-
ning.
Subtract, V. kad; kSJvi, e.g. a.
an account = Uk k.
Subtraction, s. kadap, -dpa, ».
Subnrb,J.patna-kadcen,-bhailefi,
-lagCen; sarhSddij, -di,/.
Subversion, s. nas, -si, m.
Subvert, v. nas kar (Ace); kadn
ghal.
Succeed,?. 1. patleanyeta, (7/- pat-
io zaun asa = /. conies after,
or is successor to; G. b&dtak
b6a = /. ait instead of. . .
2.jik = /, gain, ^., e.g. s. in
an affair; vriddhi za = /. be-
come prosperous. [fair.
3. za = /.turn (out), ^.^.an af-
Sneeese, s. 1. jikap, -kpa, »., e.g.
in an affair.
2. zait, -ta, «. = I. yictory,;^.
Suoceasfnl, a. vr^dhi = I. pros-
perous; rs. into v.
SuccesBion, s. 1 . patlau, -ava, n.
2. bar, -ri,/. = /. a line, row.
3. sank^l, -kli, f. =1. d, chain,
/?• ^-g' 8- of events.
4. pilavol,-li/.; in other mn.rs.
SueceaBire, o. thambanatuUo =
/. not ceasing, or rs. into
kh&lanastanan = without in-
terruption.
Sttocessor, s. patlaugar, -ri, m.
b&dli, -lia, m. = l. a substi-
tute.
Snooint, a. a&nksepatso.
Succour, s. kumok, -mke, /. or
sihai, -ye,/
Sacoour, v. kumok, k^; s&hai
kar.
SncQulence, s. ear, -ra, m.
Sncoulent, a, sar asullo, or sarar
tso.
Succumb, V. 1 . p^dau za^. defeat
take place; s6d = /, leave,
abandon; solua, n.v. ofvisr
Y4i ■> defeat,
2. m6r = /. die.
Such, a. t&solo or t&so.
Snok, V. 1. 6iun, as a child; vlg.
piye.
2. lunts, as an animal.
Suckle, V. vagJti {refined ot.); do-
di; di.
Snekling, s. 5iuatolo; dudatso
burgo, ^ea, m.
Sud
Sudden, <i- 1 ■ 3.u£)t.
2. yekats pharatso = /. of one
moment.
S.gupit = /. secret; yet used
for 8. death, also bei. rs.
into ad.
Suddenly, ad. auiSit or yekits
phara; see adj. pbftk kirn.
Sndoriflo, a. gham&itolo.
Snds, s. sabaiSen udak, -dka, n.
= I. water of soap ; khara-
56n udak = /. water of soda.
Soe, V- 1. mag <= /. reqaest; po~
rat; laleun mag^/. longing
ask.
2. firiyad di = give accusation ;
vevar kSr = /. file a suit.
Suffer, V. 1, 863 or bli6g (or dSg-
da, n. c.)\ d&gd bh6g or d.
b63 =/. feel pains.
2. 86d = /. permit,
Snfi^rjng, s. k^t, -ta, vt.; d&gd,
-dan, m. pi.; upfidri^, pi. m.\
duk, -ki,/. = I. pain, etc.
Suffice, ^. parto asas/. is suffici-
ent; fr puro= (is) enough;
pau =1. reach, arrive, y^.
Snfflcienoy, s. dadoskai, -ye, /.,
from dado3 = satiated, con-
tent ; zai titlen = /. what is
required; purosan, -ni, /.;
ud^rpoi&n, -na, ». = /. liveli-
hood.
Sufficient, a. purto or z&i titlo.
Suffocate, v. (g&Io) muddi = /.
turn neck; g&Io d&mp = /.
shut the neck; vlg'. fugar
k&r,/r.
SnSbcatioD, s. fugarai, -ye, /.;
rs. V.
Suffrage, s. vlg. T6t, -ta, »»., e.g.
in a meeting; voppigi, -g«,
/. = /. consent; kobuli, -le,
/. = l. consent.
Sufl^B, V. 1. bh6r = /. fill, e. g.
with tears.
2.borsi = /. mix.
Sugar, s. sak&rj -kri,/.
Sugarcane, s. kohu, -ba, to.; us,
-sa, m., n.c.
Suggest, V. 1 . kanant ghal =s /.
put into the ears; ni6tint
ghal = /. put into the mind.
2.hisaro di, (words); suiSSn di
= prompt,
Snggeetion, s. hisaro, -rea, nt. = I.
ahint; bud,-di,/ = /.advice.
Snioids, s. 1. atmaghat, -ta, m.
= 8elf-murder, «. ?^.; aplojiv
kadtso.
2. atmaghatist, -ta, m. = self-
murderer; aplojiv kadn ghe-
tolo, -lea, m.
Suit, s. 1, firiyad, -di,/ (in cri-
minal cases); vevar, -ra, m.\
vyajyy, -ya, m.\ k&ifet, -ti,
/. (in civil cases).
2. ftrji, -je, f.^l. a petition ;
magneft, -nea, n. = I. a. re-
quest.
File a 8. = vevar kir, or k9,ifet
ghal, or k. dak&l k&r; or
firiyad di.
Suit, V. 1. tsakri k^r = /, serve,
he fit; zH = be suitable, adapt-
ed; B&ma p6d = /. fall right.
i.-...iA'00glc
Sui
Sum
2.maDdi=^ arrange; or B&mi
k&T - make right ; see Pleue.
SnHaUei a- i&jek; s&ma = /.
right; (kam&k) p6dt8o; rs.
into V. r«.
Snitableness, s. 1. Uyekpon, -na,
2, &flmap6dnen, -nea, n., or s&-
map6dap, -dpa, n.
Snite, J. 1. sangati, -tiaS, M. ^/.
= 1. companions; patlaugiir,
-ran, m, pi,
2. raknen, -nea, n. = guard
(adsir.); rakicte, />l. m. (con-
crete),
3. d&rbSiT, -ra, m.\ p&riT&r, -rii,
m., n. c.
4. Eank&l, -kli, /=/. a chain,
fg., e. g. of rooms ; bar, -ri,
/.=l. a. line, e.g. of rooms.
Salter, s. iirjeg&r, -ra, m.; see
Plaintiff.
Snlkf, ct. \. k&rk&ratso >= I.
troublesome.
2. Cintest, kh&nti^t = gloomy.
3.Bfllist=/, obstinate; apleg
Snllen, a. l.kbintigt, &intest =
gloomy.
2. bezar k&rtso — /. trouble-
some.
Snllsnness, J. l.kh&nt,-ti,/.;duk,
-ki,/. (sorrow).
2.bez&rai, -j^,/.
Sully,!'. ]sSM^,pr./g.\ mhelSi,
or mhelo k&r;_^. pad k&r =
/. spoil.
S. the reputation =borea naau
kad.
Sulphur, s. gonddp, -pa, m.
Solphnreoos, a. gond6p&tB0
Sultan, s. sultan, -na, m.
Sultanesa, s. sultanin, -ni,/.
Sultry, a. fugar k&rtso = /. saf-
focating, ^/^.; see S'oSmHui,
Sam, s. 1 . l^k,-ka, n.; zomo, -mea,
fw,; nie](6), -la, m. = /. col-
lection; r&k&m,-kma,n.=/.
amount; 3,i70z, -za, ». = s
sum of money.
S.B&nkiep, -pa, n.= I. abridg-
meut.
Sun, V. 1. Uk k&r.
2. e&nkiep k&r = /. make an
abridgment, TOttu k&rx:/,
make together.
Snmniarily, oi/. 1. 3^nk$epz&an
= /, compendiously.
2, &us&ran ^ A hastily; vegiii
= /. quickly.
Summary, a. 1. s&nksepatso.
2. ius&ratso = /. hasty.
Summer, s. see App. to the Konk.-
Engl. Dictionary.
Summer, v. gim ts&l&i (pass the
summer).
Summit, s. tudi, -ye,/., e.g. of
a mountain ; by voir or Yoilo
= aboTe; takli, -le, /. = '■
head,^.
Summon, v. 1. apoi = /. call.
2. takid di = /. give an order
(8. judicially).
8,.up courage = dh&ir ghe.
S. up energy = priiy&t&n kir.
Summona, f. l.apounen, -nea, n.
2. takid, -di,/.; see verb.
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479
■ Sup
N. B. Saper, in eompotUion niih word*
the BuperlallTe torm of the word i
Simiptaary,<3. rs. k&i&eftTisyant;
kfl.r£ea yisyant asi^Uo.
Smnptnoiis, a. dobajeatso; vod-
ponatso; ta3,d khartsunteo.
SnmptnonsneBa, n:. 1. tsadkh^rts,
-tsa, m. = I. too much ex-
pense.
2. dobazo, -jea, m. = /. pomp.
8nQ,f. I.di8,-Ba,0i.; surjOi-yea,
m.
2. Tftt, -ta, «. = /. heat of the
sua.
Sun, V. vdtfik gh&l.
Sanbeam, s. kirn, -na, n.
SnnburDt, a. ulpallo.
Sniuet, s. &st&iiiti, -te, /.
It is B. = ^stUmtii.
Bnnder, v. ving^ k&r.
Sunny, a. T6t pMtso.
Sanshine, s. = v6t, -ta, n.
Sap, V. ratiSenjevaD kane; rSt*
5en jeu.
SuperabDund, ^. tsSd ; ur = (. re-
main ; mirna = I. exceed.
Superabundance, s. B&mpurniii,
-ye,/.; ts&daa, -dava, m.
Snperb, a. 1. ^ttas k&rtso.
2.y^, vodponatso; dobajeatso.
Snparoargo, s. 1. tarvak&rbari,
2. tarvavyaparakarbari.
Snperoilioiifl, a. sltliSt, or g&rvist
= /. obstinate, or proud.
Supererogation, s. kaideabhailen
k&m, -m&, «.
SopererogatoiT, a. kaideabhailo.
not put down here, it to be rendered bg
it ii oompotmded with, or by toIIo.
Superficial, a. 1. voilebar asullo
= /. being on the surface.
2. untslo = aloft.
^•/S^- ii?o = ^- 'eBBjy^. ciliar =
/. trifling.
Superficies, s. melbhag, -ga, m.,
n. c; Toileii ang, -ga, ».
Superfine, a. uttim.
Superfluona, a. gjirzuatallo = /.
not necessary-, gUrjebhailo
K /. being beyond necessity.
Sapeifiuity, s. l.nSng&rz, -je,
/. = l. no Decessity.
2. g&rjebhaiti vistu, -ta,/. = /.
a thing beyond necessity.
Superhuman, a, milniavoilo.
Snperintend, v. rak = /. guard ;
pole = /. look, or melb&n-
dobilst p61e.
Snperintendenoe, f. melb&ndo-
b&«t, -ti,/.
Superinteadent, s. melb&ndobiist
poletolo ; karbari, -ria, m. ;
sen&i, -n&i, m. = 1, a, writer,
keeper of accounts, ^«/ used
alsofrr 8.
Superior, s. 1. TOdil, -la, m.\
mostak, -ka, n.=^l. a head ;
gouli, -lia, m. = l. a. pastor,
fg. (eccl. sup.)
^•/g' jiktolo, or z5it vortolo =
/. victorioua, bet. rs. into v.
Be s. =jik or z&it ror.
Superior, a. 1. vorto.
2. voilo.
Superioress, s. rodiln, -ai,/.
i.-...iA'00glc
Sup 4
Bapeiioritf, s. 1. rodilpoo, -na, n.
"i-fg. Tortepon, -na, «.
Sapflrlative, a. bhoa t3&d.
Snpernatnral, a. Bd.imbavorto
{Lat. supernaturaHs)\ s&im-
babliailo = /. beyond nature,
Lai. praeternaturalis.
Sapersciiption, s. melrilas, -sa,
m., e.g, of a lettor; b&rap,
-rpa, n,\ n&uS, -ava, n. = /.
a name; rupdeii. -dea, n. =
/. a figure, e.g. on a coin.
Supersede, v. g&rz natuUo k&r;
Or. Buater dak&l zS> = /. be
introduced instead of; see
DepoBfl.
Superstition, s. itsar, -ra, m., or
atsaraCi Hrni, -na, /., or
atsaraCi tsal, -li,/;; vlg, rs.
bJLta (or pujari) kMe itsar
= ask tbe Hindu priest.
Superstitious, a. atsaratso.
Supervision, see Superintendence.
Supine, a. I. patir ad pddtso;
udaro p6dtso.
2./g. alsi = /. lazy.
Supper, s. Tafi5en jevan, jeuna,
n.
SupperlesB, a. vlg. rs. into jevi-
Dastanau.
Supplant, V. uklai, e.g. to maka
kamantlo uklaita; G, suater
nadin ye = /. come in tbe
place of, . .by trickery; kad
= /. take away.
Supplement,^. 1. tsMouni, -ne^.
S.kusri, -re, /. = sometbing
aboTO measure.
iO Sup
Supplicate, v. mag, or magaen
k&r; see Entreat
Supplication, s. mag-nen, -nea, n.
Supply, V. bh6r = /. fill; di = /.
give; s&rbaraik&r, e.g.iooi.
Supply, s. l.simpurniai, -ye,/.=
/. abundance.
2. biidii, -lia, m. = 1. a. substi-
tute.
Support, V. 1 . zMai ravoi = I.
carry pressure or weight.
2, 86s = I. suffer, e.g. a perso-
cution.
3.8&hai kar = /. make assis-
tance.
4. p6s = /. feed ; jovoi = give to
eat.
5. gunatso zaun asa = /. is fa-
vourable.
Support, s. l.kumok, -mid,/;
s&hai, -yB,/., or adbar, -ra,
tn.
2. digo, -gea, m. = /. a pillar
(wooden), e.g. for support-
ing a falling bouse.
3. gun, -na, m. = /. favour.
Supportable, a. s6siyet asi^o;
bet. rs. into v.
Supporter, s. kumkigar, -ra, tit.
or kumok k&rtolo.
Suppose, "v. 1. s^rt kS.r = /. make
a condition (supposition);
fiint = I. tbink; &lofien k&r=
/. make opinion.
2. s&tm&nd = /. believe.
Supposing that = z&rt&r ; pat
sek; -i, see Gram. P. IV.; iji
the condit. tense.
„, „ L.oogic
Sup 4
SappoBition, s. I&rt, -ta, n. {par.
sSrt); iilo5eQ, -ni,/. = /. opi-
nion; rs. into v.
SappoBititions, a. f6tkiro=deceit-
fol; nlz n&iS a8ullo = aot
sincere, not true; borsillo—
mixed; see niegitimate.
Suppress, v. l.riidd^ k&r = /.
make nullity.
2,dampun doT6r = /. coTering
keep, e.g. a eigb.
3. ravoi or thamboi s /. stop,
e.g, a revolution; niT&i, or
th&nd k&r = /. make cold
(calm).
Suppression, s. r&ddf, -d&, n. =
I. nullity ; rs. inio v.
Sappsr&te, "v. pu deun = /. pus
descend ; pik = /. get ripe ;
pu za s I. become pus ; pu
mand; puleta=puai3 form-
ed.
Suppuration, s. 1. pnvadevSp,
-deupa, «.
2.pu, -va, m.
Suprem&oy, s. poilepon, -iia, n. =
/. primacy ;.8otintrij, -ra, «.
= absolute power; s&rvi; if
dhikar, -ra, m. =. power over
all ; raya&i podvi, -ve, /. ■■
power of a king.
Snpreue, a. l.-vatio, pr./g:\ S&r-
vesv&r, used of God; si-
mestaSvoilo = above all;
&p&riinit.
2.^. Todponatso or vodlo.
Sure, 0. 1. khUroB/. true; du-
baanatuUo = /. doubtless.
1 Sur
2. dhrfld = /. certain (c. sub-
jectively), e, g. I am s. of it.
3. riskevin; bAMvetso— safe;
see Safe.
Surely, ad. 1. dhrildzaun {subj.)
2.niz-zaun (obj.).
Surety, s. 1. zamindar, -rH, m.
(man).
2.zamin, -ne,/ (state).
Surf, s. v6t,-ta, «.; ul6p,-lp&, m.
Surface, see Superficies.
On the s. = voilean or voilebar.
Surfeit, ^. jiv 86dn kha = I. eat
leaving life; jiv s6da piye
= /. drink leaving life; mir-
uon kba, or m. piye.
Surfeit, s. mirnoneu, -ne&, ».;
khaugipon, -na, «.; dados-
kai, -ye,/.
SuT^, see Surf.
Sorg^eon, s. v6iz, -za, m.; piLndit,
-t&, m.; gbai gun k&rtolo.
Snr^ry, s. voizapon, -na, «.; see
Medicine.
Burliness, s. lasyllen t^nd, -da,
«. = /. burnt mouth (Konk.),
/!■
Surly, a. las^llea t6ndatso.
Surmise, s. p&rkonnen, -nea, n.
= 1. conjecture; aloCen, -ni,
/. =/. an opinion.
Snrmise, V. parki = /. guess; alo-
iSen k&r = /. make opinion.
Surmount, v. 1. ut&r = cross;
poltildi T6tB «= /. go beyond;
mirua, pr.fg.
2./g. tsuk&i, e.g. a. difficulties;.
/g. p&riyar za, e.g. s. diffi-
Sur
Sus
calties {obj. -ntlo); jik = I.
conquer, e,g. a difficulty.
Snrmonittablfl, a. miraasarko, or
jikasarko, etc.\ see verb,
Borname, s. \.vlg. alkagn, -ga&,
«., or &lkunz, -za, «.; kut-
ma^n naun, -ava, n, = /.
family-name.
2. Tai( naun, -ava, n. = I. bad
name.
SnrpaBa, v. jik — /. gain, be over,
e.g. s. a Bchool-f ellow ; dy
the comparat.\ z4it top {obj.
2nd Loc.) = I. carry victory,
/g.\ mirua.
Surplice, s. k6ty, -ta, n.
Sorplos, s. urta ten = I. what
remainB;bakl,-ki,/i;tsMiiu,
-dava, n.
Sorprise, v. 1. ^jap k&r, or Sjap
k&runk lai = /. cause ad-
miration.
2. (&u&it) dhar =a /. catch sud-
denly ; angar p&d = I. fall
on the body.
Sarpriae, s. ajap, -pa, «.
Sanesder, v. 1. vopsua di = /.
give over; 86dii di,
2. v6p = /. agree.
Sttrreptitions, a. mosatso = /.
deceitful; pati doTorlolo =
I. kept back'; gntatso = /.
secret.
Surround, v. vedo gbal, or v.
mar; suttii ghal; boantfLni
TOtS.
Surtout, .1. approx. jibbo, -hea.
Surrey, see Superintend.
Surveyor, s. mazimdar, -rii, «t.
SnTTiTe, V. 1. vantB, e.g. to pi-
deutlo vantslo.
2. nprant jiye=/. live after...
Susceptibility, s. 1 . nazukai, -ye,
/. = delicacy, fg. ; mov^iu,
-ye,/. = /. tender heart.
2. aakat, -kti, /. = /. ability;
tran, -q^, n.
Z. by the poten. mood.
Susceptible, a, 1. nazukgunatso
moval, or movalasarko.
^.by the poten. mood.
Suspect, v. I. dub&n, or d. &int
= /. think doubting.
2.2iQt or aloiSen k&r = /. make
opinion.
Suspend, v. 1 . lamboi (a lamp) ;
nmk&lai, e.g. a cloth,
2. minai k&r, e. g. business,
a man from his office; kiid
= /. take away, e. g. a. &om
maaa = mis kad.
3. pati ghal= /. put back, delay.
SnepenBion, s. 1. umkillap, -pa,
»., or umk&lounen, ^ea, n.
2. minai, -ye, /.
3. rs. into v.
Suspicion, s. dubSu, -bava, ».,
or khali dubau; s&uSi&i,
-ya, m. (var. a&unsyo).
Snspiaions, a. 1. dnbavi, e.g. *
s. man, one who entertains
BUBpicion.
2. dub&vak ghaltso = /. caus-
ing doubt ; dubauntso =
doubting.
, „, „ L.oogic
Sus 4
Snstain, v. 1. dov6r = /. keep.
2. 808 = /. suffer.
3. p68 = /. feed.
4. tsfi.ld.i = I. canse to walk,
/g-., e.g. 6. the part of.
Snstenanoe, J. l.ud3,rpoa&n,-na,
«.=y. livelihood; khan, -na,
n. = I. food.
2. sahai, -ye,/. = I. support.
Sutler, s. foujiSiHgdigar, -r&, m.
Suture, s, sivon, 8ium,y^,
Bwab, J. sarun, -oe,/.
Swab,?', nit^lk^r; du = /. wash;
zad = /. sweep.
Swaddling- clothes, s. angoteo, pi.
/■
Swagrger, v. &bhar k&r.
Swalu, s. nadkar, -ra, m.
Swallow, i>. 1. gil.
^■/g. s6b = I. suffer, put up
with.
Swallow, s. pakoli, -li, /, Mr.,
n. u.
Swamp, s. see Ifarsb.
Swamp, V. bud3,i = /. plunge.
Swau, s. h&UQS, -sa, M., Mr.,
n. «.; adou, -oya, m.
Sward, s. tfi.natso zago, -gea, m.
= I, s. place of grass.
Swarm, s. hind, -da, m. = I. a
flock; khet, -ti,/. = t. a. mul-
titude; mel(e), -la, m.
Swarm, ?'. l.bhair bSlt = L go
out.
2. mkl = I. come together.
Swarthy, a. kalso = /. a little
dark ; ulpallo = /. scorched.
Swath, s. gutlauuefk, -nea, n.
3 Swe
SwaUifl, V. I.gutlai.
2. band.
Sway, w. I.t8fl.l4i = I. rule; pod-
yi tsSIiii = /. exercise power.
2. A&\&i = /. move to and fro ;
see Influenoe.
Sway, s. l.tsfiloauen, -nea, n. =
I. ruling.
2,adhikar, -ra, m. = l. autho-
rity ; see Influenoe.
Swear, v, l.p&rman kSr; soput
ghal; s&tk&r=/.make truth;
sS,t sfing, n. c.
2.eirap ghal = /. put abuse,
curse.
Swearing, s. l.parmfln, -na, n.\
eoput, -ta, m. ; see v.
2. gal, -li,/. = I. abuse.
Sweat, s. l.gham, -ma, m,, pr.
fs-
^.fg. kiist, -ta, ■m. = l. pain;
vaur, -ra, m. = I. work.
Sweat, T'. I. ghame, c. v. gha-
m&i.
I.fg- kaSta ivar. kastava).
3. dik yeta, or d. vauta ■= /.
juice flows, ch.cs.
Sweep, V. l.zad; arai = gather
what has been swept.
2.y^. kad = /, take away; nJU
pilints k&r = /. cause to dis-
appear.
Sweepings, s. ks^t&l, -la, n.
Sweet, a. I.g6d; saven (udak)
= not salt (water).
2. suadik = I. of flavour, fr.fg.\
dulob, ol., rl.
Sweeten, v. gdd ka,r.
Swe 4
Sweetmeat, s. l.mit&i, -ye,/.,
of Bngar; poli, -^e, /., of
rice.
2.d68, -si,/ = a kind of s.
Sveetnesa, J. l.god3S,;t,-9i(-9e),
S.suad, -da, m. = I. flavour,
3.mous&9, -ni,/
Swell, 7). 1. suz&i, c.v. of buz,
n. V. [esp. wounds) ; sub&m
za, {esp. riverB and the like).
2.fg. bh6r=;. fill, t,g. with
pride = g&rrati bhorlolo.
Swelling*, s. auz, -ji,/
Swerve, v. tsuk.
Swift, a. 1. tsurk = /. active.
2. vegintso, or bet. vegin tsill-
tolo = walking qoicily ; zA-
rur ts<olo.
Swiftness, s. zirurai, -ye,/ {yar.
zaruri, -re, /.); sudeudai,
-ye,/., n.c.\ tsnrkpon, -na,
«. = I. activity.
Swai, V. jxv 86dn piye.
Swim, V. upe ; k&lkfll, as fishes.
Swimming, s. apeunen, -nea, n.
Swindle, see Chest
Swine, s. dukor, -kr&, m.\ du-
korn, -ni,/
Swing, z'. jenefi tenen hal&i, tr.
V. ; dil = Lat. oscillare, n. v.
Switch, s. adSr, -rS., «.
Swoon, ■". Dat. jhint mar; t^kli
guunta =/. head is turning;
t&kli guvon p6dta =1. head
turning falls; m6t tsukon
p6d.
4 Sym
Swoop, set Attack.
Sword, s. I. t&lvar, -ri,/
2. desvat, -te,/. «e /. ruin.
Sycophancy, y. l.t8&di,-ye,/.=/'.
detraction.
2. gulampoD, -9a, n. = I. ser-
vitude; fuslau^efi, -9ea, n.
Sycophant, s. 1. fuslaui^eagar,
-ra, m.
2. tsadiyegar, -r^, m.
Syllable, s. &kier, -ra, »., or bet.
&l[|eranmel(6), -la, tn., n. «.;
padang, -ga, n., Cn., Tul.
Mai., n. u.
^llogiBm, s. t&rk, -ka, «., or the
Mr. nSy, -ya, m., or tin vak-
yan t&rk, -ka, n.
Symbol, s. I. gurtf, -ta, «t. = I.
a sign.
S.'bavadta sankiSep, -pa, n. =
/. an abridgment of the
faith.
3. namuno, -nea, m. = a model,
sample.
Symmetric, a. samap6dtso = /..
falling together.
Symmetry, s. 1. samapddnefi,
-nea n., or — podap, -dpa, ».
2. mandavol, -li,/ ^ I. order.
Sympathize, v. voDda or vondaa
= /.be inclined; (thain) von-
dou^eo asa ; mog(A) kar =
/, love; birmot dista {St.
Dat.) ^ I. pity appears.
Sympathy, s. vondoupeS or vod
neS, -nea, «.=/. incUnatioD;
kakult, -ti, /; birmot, -ti,
/ = pity.
Sym 4
STDphoDf, s. me](k) or Tizpa-
mel, -1&, m.
STmptom, s. gurtQ, -ta, «t.; gun,
-na, m,\ khuna, -ne,/.
Syncbroaism, s. rs. teats vel&r
Syncopatef ^- &k|eran kad.
Syndic, s. vakil, -la, m.
Sfnecdodie, s, upal&ki&n, -na,
«. {Mr.)
Synod, f. 8&bha, -bbe,/'.
STUonyin, a. yek&ts iLrtbatso.
Synopais, s. sfLnkdep, -pa, ».
5 Tai
Syntax, s. utranCi mand&vol,
-Ji, /. =1. arrangement of
words ; Qttanpr&;6g, -ga.
Synthesis, s. melounen, -neS,, «.,
or safiyoj^n, -ni, n, {Mr.
Cn.)
System, s. iiloi^eD, -ni, /. = I.
opinion; (sikounea) mancia-
Tol, -li, /. = /. arrangement
of doctrines; d&rsana, -n&,
«., Cn. Sans.; rit, -ti,/. = /.
order, method.
T&libjr, a. s&h&v r&ngatso = I. of
many colours,
Tabernacle, s. 1, m&nt&p, -pa, n.
{H. K.) ; vlg. sakramentfiSi
p6t, -te,/.
% tombu, -b&, m. = l. a. tent.
Table, s. 1. m^z, -za, «.: 'mezar
asa = is at table'.
2.jevaa, jeuna, n. — /. meal.
S.folen, -lea, n. =1. a plank;
pfi.tti, -te,/. = /, a list.
Tablecloth, s. vlg. mezatso ta-
T&lo, -lea, m., fr, ; mezaSefi
lugat, -gta, «.
Tableland, ^- podou, -dra, m.;
m&idan, -oa, «.
Tacit, «. lipullo, or gupit.
Taciturn, <3. vogo, or vogo rau-
tolo; mono,^, = dumb.
Tacittmiity, s. vogeilrav&p, -rau-
pa, «.; hei. rs.\ monepon,
-na, n. = dambnesa,^^.
Tack, V. kopo mar.
Tack, s. dakto kbilo, -lea, m. s /.
a small nail.
Tackling, 5. tfirvasaman, -n^, m.
= I. articles of a ship.
Tact, s. tran, -na,n. = /. ability,
which see; bud, -di, /. = I.
wisdom; samartlii, -the,/.
Tactics, s. (fouz) mandJii vidya,
-ye,/ = /. the art of arrang-
ing (an army).
Taffeta,^, tafeta, -ta, R., i^rlagiSen
lugat, -gta, «. = /. attach-
ing cloth.
Tag-raff, see Crowd.
Tail, J. simpti, -te,/
Tailor, J. d&rji, -ji, /«. ; siunkiir,
-rS, «., or SLTong&r, -r&, m.
„, ;, L.oogic
Tai
Tak
Taint, v. pild k&r = /. spoil ;
mhel&i, c. v.=l. make dirty ;
kus^i, c,v. = I. corrupt.
Taint, s. kusap, -spa, n. ; kli&t,
-ta, n. = /. staia.
Take, v. 1. kane or kanglie, or
ghe {see Gram. p. 136).
2. Tor = /. carry, fetch.
3.dh&r ^l. catch.
4. 16k = consider; i^int=/. think.
5. 863 s /. suffer.
6. zai = /. is required, e. g. it
takes two hours, ch. cs,
T. badeak kane = /. hire.
8. veta = I. goes.
9. guu&k pddta = /. affect falls
(operates), ch. cs.; see also
Snooeed.
T. care= z&t&n kane, G. F., e.g.
of the subjects.
T. courage = dh&ir ghe.
T. God's name in vain = Deva-
Cen naun besten kad.
T. heed, t. care = k^bftrdar
rau {Hind.), or tsatrai kan-
ghe.
T. pleasure in = khusi vor.
T. by the ears = kauak dh&r.
T. by the hand = hatak dh&r.
T. an opportunity = s&ndrap
kaiighe.
T. command = ^dhikar kan-
ghe.
T. fire = uzo lagta = /. fire is
attached, ch. cs.
T. an oath — pHrma^ k&r.
T. leave = r&ja kane.
T. sleep = uid.
T. in a bad sense = vaitak v6r,
rait &rth k&r.
T. effect, see above.
T. o£f the hat = topi kad,
T. offence = duk.
T. pity = kakult t&r, G. F.;
vlg. p6t dukta or p. z5,lta =
feel sorry for others.
T. to pieces = kuclkean kudke
k&r.
T. np with = vintsun kad.
T. a bribe = 16nts kha.
T, root SE 1. palan futtat.
^■fg. ghat zSta.
T. a walk = boun.
T. holdof=dhar.
T. ship = tarvar tsad.
T. away, t. out = kad.
T. after =^ sarko zaua asa.
T. again = pati {or portun)
kanghe.
T. before-hand = adin kanghe.
T, down = devai; voilo kad, of
sakai kad.
T. for = eint or lek.
T. in = l. kanghe = /. receire,
entertain.
2.dar = /. keep, contain, e.g.
a vessel contains.
3.f6tai = /. deceive.
T. off = 1. kad.
2. d6un = /. descend (price).
3. nakai kar = /. make a copy.
T. on = sin uiai ~ /. speak com-
plaint.
T. round = bountani vdd.
T. to, see Betake.
T. to oneself, s
L.oogk-
■ Tak 4
T. up = I . okol.
2.8uru k&r = /. begin.
3. portua s&ng = /. say in
reply,
4. beSUi = /. scold.
5. dh&r = /. arrest.
6. lags:/, be attached,^., e.g:
don voran lagtat = I, two
boure are attached (requir-
ed).
T. upon oneself =apnafier v&i-
sun kane.
Tile, s. kani, -ye,/.
Talebearer, s. tsadijegfir, -ra, m.
tsadiyalo, -lea, m.
Talent) s. 1 . talent, -ta, n. (coin).
2. sotnzoni, -ni,/., or somzonkai
or somzikai, -ye,/,; s&k&t,
-kti,/ = /. power; samartbi
-the,/, or samarthkai.-ye,/
3. mot, -ti,/ = /. mind.
Talk, s. uloneiL, -nea, n.; g&zali
-\i,/.=l. a chat; pbandlo,
-lea, OT. = idle talk.
Talk, V. nlai; gfizali mar = chat.
T. over^ugten kilrn sang.
Talkatire, a, bodbodo; ph&ndlea-
gar.
Talker, s. ulo^eagar, -ra, *«., or
ulouno, -nea, m.
Tall, a. ubar; lamb = /. long,
used also /or t.
Tallness, s, ubar&i, -ye,/.; Um-
bai, -ye,/
Tallow, s. tsS^rab, -the,/.
Talon, see Claw.
Tamarind, s. ams^n, -ni,/; B6I9,
-la, «, = white t.
i7 Tap
Tamarind-tree, s. 1. iiinfietso ruk
(or 5in5eri]k), -ka, m.
2. TOntantso (or rontitso) ruk,
-ka, m. = white t.
Tame, a. sado.
Tame, v. sado k4r.
Tameness, s. sadepon, -tta, ».
Tamer, s. sado k&rtolo.
Tamper, v. 1. rig = /. enter
interfere, meddle ; m6I = I-
be mixed; interfere.
2. nadi k^r = /. make tricks.
3. fuslai, or Todni di = /. allure,
attract.
Tan, V. 1. tsambden h&da kfir, or
k&mai.
2. kalso k&r = I. make brown.
Tangent, s. ap6dt80 git, -ta, nt.
= I. & touching Hue; or
Bp&rsareSa, -|e, /; or sim-
patarekha, -kha,/ (Cn. Mr.
Sans:)
Tangle, see Entangle.
Tank,J. tilen, -lea, «.; k61,-la,«.
Tankard, s. (piyeuntso) tambler,
-ra, <w., or (piyeuniSen) ai-
daa, -Da, n.
Tanner, s. (tsambden) h&da kar-
tolo.
Tantamonnt, a. s^ma.
Tap, s. thap, -pi,/.
Tap, ^> thap mar, or thfipud.
Tape, s. flnt, -ta, n.,/r.\ see Bi-
band.
Taper, s. barik vat, -ti,/
Taper, a. perh. domsatso.
Taper, D. domes z&un ^nt&r = /.
finish into a point.
i..:....i,L'OOglc
Tap 4
Tapestry, s. poddo (or pordo),
-dea, m., for windows; or
the Mr. Cn. butedar, -ra, «.
{used also in the bazaar).
Tape-worm,^. a/^rti;t;.d6Qt,-ta,fff.
Tw, s. tar, -ri,/. {or -ra, «.), or
dam&r,-ra,ffi., medby some;
perk. daQi&ratel(^), -la, n.
TardiaesB, s. soakasai, -ye, /.;
todou, -doT&, m.
Tare, s. naliyo, -yeS, ?w.
Ttr j^et, su Shield.
Tariff, ^. nir^, -ka, n.
Tarnish, V. 1. kalokatso kilr= ^.
make dark.
2. pad k!Lr = /. spoil ; kus&i = /.
corrupt.
T&n7,2'. rau; vaakKr; ^£e Abide.
Tart, a. 1. ambot = /. acid.
2. kodn = /. bitter ; see Pan^nt.
Tartness, s. amsan, -$i,/i
Task, s. k&m, -m&, ».
Task, V. k^m di.
Taste, s. 1. ruts, -fii,y; {also the
sense of t.), Pr.fg.\ suad,
-da, m, = I. flavour.
2.y^. Bomzonkai, -ye, /. = I.
intelligence.
. Taste, er. I.p61e = /. look, cr ie/.
t8akonp61e,^r._/^.; tsak,^r.
2. ruts, S6. Dat.
3.p&rik|a k3,r = /. make exa-
mination.
Tasteftal, a. ruCitso {sttbj.), or
ru6ik {object.) ; suadik.
Tasteless, a. rutsnatullo, pr./g.;
ftappo, pr./g.
8 Tea
Tatter, s. Sindi lug9.t, -gta, n.
Tattle, V. g&zali mar.
Taunt, s. flpamiln, -na, m. = I.
offence; lfi.z,-je,/. = /.sbame.
Taunt, V. 1. tazai {c. v. of IKz) =
cause to be asbamed.
2.beltai = /. reproach; anki.
Tavern, s. gutki, -ke,/,; g&d&ug,
-ga, «.
Tavern-keeper, s. "gadaugagar,
-ra,m., frg&dUng dov6rtolo.
Tawdry, a. dispatso.
Tawny, a. kajso.
Tax, s. l.eunk, -ka, »., esp. on
movable property.
2.ber6z, -za, m., or tirvo, -vea,
m., or tergi, -ge, yi, esp. on
landed property.
Tax, v. ber6z gbal.
Tax-collector, s. sunk vilsul kJLr-
tolo.
Tea, s. 6a, Save, /. {var. £au,
save,/.)
Teaoh, V. 1. sikai, c.v. i^sik.
2.kalit Ur, or kaiai = /. in-
form.
3. dak&i = I. show.
Teacher, ;. apadesi, -si, m., esp.
religious, ex. but not c.w.\
&igul, -la, m., esp. of profane
knowledge; used now for t.
of low schools; senii, -nai,
m. s ex. a keeper of accounts
(in the villages); sikaitolo;
vlff. mastri, -ri, »»., fr.
Teaching, s. sikog, -rd,/, or si-
kourien, -riea, n. = lecture.
Teak-tree, s. saulo, -lea, m.
i.-...iA'00glc
Tea
Tern
Team, s. (godean-) z6d, -da, m.
Teamster, s. gadiyegar, -rS, m.
Tear, s. duk, -ka, «.; 'shed tears
= dukan gilfii'.
Tsar, ^. tut&i, esp. ropes; pind,
esp. clothes.
Tear, s. tutap, -tpa, «.; piDdap,
-dpa, n.
Teue, T'. karkar k^r=/. troable;
dds; ragle kSr; bezfir k&r =
I. trouble; z&\&issl. cause
to burn.
Teat, s. ciufi, 6ive,yi; bomb, -ba,
m.
Technical, a. Tidyetso = /. proper
to science; samflrthetso; 6y
the Gen. of the affected word,
e.g. this is at. term in mathe-
matics = p&rimaaaTidye&ea
ut&r.
Tedious, a. bezarayetso or bezar
kflrtso, cr k&rk&ratso; lamb
= /. long.
Teem, v. bhorn asa = /. is full.
Tegument, s. dampnen, -nea, n.
Telegraph, s. ta,tttitipal, or s4ri-
yetapal, -la, n.^l. post of
wire.
Telescope, J. durbiri, -^i,/.
Teltnga-potato, s. keno, -nea, tn.
Tell, ». mhoij or sang = /. say ;
bukum di = /. give order.
Temerity, s. utavol, -Ji, /.; zo-
bordost, -ti,y.
Temper, v. X.for t. metals = hida
k^r; vlg. ud&k di.
2.halu \ih,v=^l. make light, y^.;
nno k&r = /. make less.
S.yekot kilr, e.g. t, dignity
with affability; borsi = /.
mix; mel&i = /. mix; b&Itan
= moderately, mlk the req.
verb.
Temper, f. l.soban, -bav&, m.,
e.g. t. of mind; gun, -na,
m. = I. quality ; nildteS, -tea,
n.=sl. character; m&rji, -je,
/. = I. humour.
2, yekot, -ta, m. = /. union
{whereby t. is produced).
Temperament, s. l.kalet, -ti,y.,
of the body.
2. sohau, -bara, m., etc.; see
Temper.
Temperance, s. h&It, -ta, n. = I.
moderation; nidanai, -ye,/.;
t. in eating has no proper
eguivalenl: alpahuson, -na,
ft. is used in the Goanese
Catechism, but not hire : mit,
-ti, /. ^ & limit, h<an
khSiuncen, or khauniSeant
map, -pa, n., or khaunceaDt
hilt are the most intelligible
though not elegant render-
ings.
Temperate, a. 1 . sAmadbanatso,
e.g. climate;iiidan=/. quiet,
calm, observing the proper
measure in every thiug;
tbaod = /. cold,y^.
S.h<an khaantso-E/. eating
moderately.
Temperature, 5. hivo, -vea, m.;
h&reamap, -pa, a. = /. mea-
sure of climata
Tem
Ten
Tempered, a. h&da, e. ^. iron.
Tempest, s. tufan, -na, n. ; vad&l
{or vadal), -la, «,
Temple, s. l.ig&rz, -je, /.,y^.;
Devafien gh&r, -ra, n, = /.
God's houae; Deval&i, -ya, n.
{contr. diul) = /, house of
God, n.c.
2, san, -na, «.; kodken, -kea,
«. ; gudi, -ye,/. {Hindu).
S.kansul, -la, ». = a part of
the head.
Temporal, a. I. BS.aD8aratso = /.
worldly ; or s&uiisari.
2. p&vitra niin asuUoai/. not
sacred, «. u.
T. possession = Est, -ti,/
Temporary,a. tbodo vel(e) t>olo
or thodea kalatso; motTO =
/. short; or only kalatso;
z'lg-. don disantso.
Temporize, v. 1. vel(6) p61e = ^.
consider time (opportanity).
2.pati ghal = /. delay.
Tempt, V. I. nad, e.g. the devil
tempts; vodni Or Tondoneo
di = /, allurements giro;
talnio ad = /. bring temp-
tations ; pass, t. yetat ; vlg.
tentar kir.
2. prayatan k3,r = /. make trial.
Tempter, s. talnio adtolo; talne-
gar, -ra, m.
Temptation, s. talni, -ne,/.; nad,
-di, / = /. trick; vodni, -ne,
/. = /. allurement.
Ton, a. dha. [nate.
Tenaoions, d. l.dharu^s/. ohsti-
2.thir=/. firm, constant; sam-
haltolo = /. keeping, obaerr-
ing.
3. pSnkfltBOK/. glutinous; lag-
tso = /. which remains at-
tached.
Tenacity, s. sthir gun, -na, m.=
I. constancy ; lagasarken,
-kea, n.
Tenant, s. v&kal, -kla, n. (vokal,
-kle,/. = a bride).
Tend,!'. l.rak = /. guard; z&Un
k5.r, G. F. = l. make care.
2. serot asa = /. aim is, eh. cs.
Tendency, s. vondounefi, -nea, n.
Tender, 1. l.taon, materially so.
2.movS>l (of heart); mogal = '-
dear,^.
Become t. = 1, moya!,y^.
2.mou za {pr,).
Tender, s. d&rkast, -ta, m.
Tender, v. 1. bbet&i = /. offer.
2.darkastak arji di.
3. mukar ghal = I. put before.
T. an oath = parman kS.ruDk
lai.
Tenderness, s. l.movalai, -ye,/
or moval m£)n, -na, n.
2.apurbai,-ye,/. = ^ fondness,
great affection.
Tendon, s. §ir, -re,/.
Tenement, s. 1. ghfi.r, -ra, «,
S.genizago, -gea, «*., or genik
kangello zago.
Tenet, s. l.gad,-di,/. = /. apro-
verb.
2. (ghat) aIo5en, -ni,/ = /. firm
opinion.
Ten
491
Ter
Itnfold, a. dha p&uti ts&d, or
dhadodo.
Tennis, s. (game of t.), 2«ndaa-
kh6I, -la, m.
Toior, s. l.dnsro t&Io, -leg, m.
= /. 2nd Yoice; duy&m talo.
S.jinoa, -nsa, m. == I. manner.
S.&rthf, -tha, m. = l. meaning.
Tense, s. kal, -la, m.
Tension, s. l.vod&p, -dpa, ».
^■/i- prajatfi.n, -tna, «.
Tent, s. tombu, -ba, m.
Pitch a t, = t. mar.
TentacIOf s. dakten sing, •ga, n.
= /. a little horn.
ITentatire, a. p&rikia k&rtso, or
pr&j&tiLa kiLrtso.
Tenth, a. dhavo.
Tennit;, s, 1. pataliLi, -ye,/. = I.
thinness; barikai, -ye,/.
2. uQepon, -na, n. — I. scarcity.
Tennre, s. 1, &nbhogtso jinos,
-nsa, m. s /. manner of hold-
ing.
2, g6n, -ni,/.
T. of life = jini, -ye,/.
Tepid, a. l.unso, or Gdkke un,
or nakiii-un, or §eImodo (pr.)
2. une bhaktitso.
Tepidity, s. l.rs. adj.
I.fg. unibhakt, -ti,/.
Ter^versats, v. nib sang = /.
say pretexts; tsakon k&nge
= /. take avoiding; ang tsu-
k&i.
Term, s. 1. aker, -kri,/ = /. ex-
tremity; mitmer, -ri, /. = /.
limit.
2. ut&r, -tra, «. = a word; u-
tsar, -ra, m. = I. expression.
3. Tfiido, -dea, m. = I. space of
time.
4. Idrt, -ta, m. = /. condition.
I am on good terms with = Cm,
boreponan asafi.
Term, v. m6n = /. call.
Term&gaat, s. t&a^&lmari, -ria,
m.; rakiin, -ni,/. =a female
monster.
Terminal, a. akritso.
Tflrminate, zf. l.tirsis/. finish,
accomplish, c.v. ^ tjrsa;
vlg-. kabar k&r, /r.; pnro
k&r.
S.mitmer ghal = /. put a limit.
Tennination> s. l.&nt, -ta, m. =
/. end ; tirsounen, -nea, n.
2. tirp, -pa, «. = decision.
3. sev6t, -ta, m. = I. issue, exit.
Terminology, s, s^bdajinos, -nsa,
m., or only sftbd, -da, m.
Terrace, s. l.mStiyeCi ras, -si,/.
= 1. & heap of earth; doro,
-rea, m. ; see Parapet
2. bosiSea paken, -kea, n. = l. &
roof for sitting on; ma]iye
bilrisea paken, «. «., or bet.
agti mal&i, -liye,/.
Terrene, Terrestrial, a. s&unsara-
tso; bointso.
Terrible, a. bhiyanku{; bh&yS,n-
k&ratso; t&rt&rountso s /,
caasing trembling.
Terrify, v. tfi-rtSrai = cause trem-
bling; beStai, by words; bhi-
yeunk lai = I. apply to fear.
„, „ L.oogk-
Ter
The
Torror, s. bhen, bhiya, n.; kam-
pero, -rea, «,; bijaukajai,
-ye,/.; bhily&k&r, -ra, «.
tone, a. 1. nit&l <b /. pare.
2. motTO = /. short; s^nkSepa-
tBO.
TertUn, a. poireatso ; see Inter-
mittent
Testaceous, a. (ghjl() simpiyetso.
Te8tainent,f. l.mfirnapiltri^,-tr&,
«., — saaJLo, -Ea, «. (f/.K.);
Tig', testament, -ta, m.,/r,
2. k&rar, -ra, m., or soUo, -lea,
m. = an alliance.
Tester, s. m6FDap&tri^ k&rtolo.
Testify, V. 1. saks sang = /. say
witness; s. zaun sang = /.
say as w.
2. kh&ndit zann sang = /. aay
positively.
Testimonial, s. giparasiSen kg^
gad, ^d&, n.^l. a letter of
recommendation ; see Certi-
ficate.
Testimony, s. saks, -Si (or -Se),
/
Tetanns, s. sandvai, -ye,/.
Tether, see Halter.
Tetter, s. dsd, -di,/.
Text, s. 1. mulagr&nth, -tha,
». = l. root-book.
2. vakya, -kya, n. = l.,& sen-
tence; atsar, -ra, m.
Textile, a. toIi^Uo.
Textore, s. voli^llen lugat, -gta,
n.
Than, conj. pria or vorn; ki;
see Gram. P. II. oh. ii Art. iii.
Thank, V. iipkSr miind =: /.
bononr benefice; n. band'';
argSn di (W.); vl^;. Deu
boren karun,
Thankfttl, a. upkari or upkar
mandtso.
Thankfnlness, s. upkarpon, -na,
n.
Thanks, s. upkar, -ra, m.; argan,
//, «.; see Thank.
ThankagiTinf, s. argan diunuin.
That, adj. pron. to; see Oram.
P. II. ch. iu.
That, rel, pron. zo.
That, conJ. m6n, or mollen; ki;
omitted; see Gram. P. IV, ch.
iii.
Thatch, s. kirSd, -rda, n.
Thatoh, V. karM gbal ; Shavani
k&r.
Thaw, V. 1. kadai, c. v. = I. melt.
2. khirai = /. dissolve.
The, art. Omit., or to; sea Gram.
Pare r go n.
Theatre, s. 1. (native th.) vait
kh^ (-}a, m.) ani nats (-tsa,
m.) = l. bad play and dance;
bagaontakh^, ^a, m.
2.atasal, -la, n. = l. a hall of
play; natakasal, -la, «. = /.
a hall of drama, C«., Mr.,
Sans.
3. dakon, -ni, /. — /. represen-
tation.
i./g: suat, -te, /., with the
participle of tke peri show-
ing what is performed.
Theft, s. tsori, -ye,/.
A'OogIc
The
Th!
Theme, j. 1 . kam, -ma, m. (dilleiL
2. irado, -dea, m. = I. object,
aim, e. g. th. of a sermon.
Then, ad. 1. tov61 = I. at that
time ; tedala or tedalar ;
tea velar.
1. magir, or nprant = /. after-
wards.
3.t&r=/. hence, therefore.
4, tea sivai = /. besides that.
Thenoe, ad. tbain thaun; tanl^
lean.
Theologrian, s, DeTas&m&adi3a-
stri, ^tria, m., n. u.
Theological) a. Devas&m&ndi, n.
u.
Thedog:y, s. Deva8&mS,Qdisa8tri^,
-ra, «,, n. «.
Theorem, s. pr&meja, -ya, n.,
{Sans.^ Mr.) = proposition to
be proved; tarkacen vakya,
-ya, «, = a sentence to be
discussed.
Theory, s. sikon, -ni,/., or sikap,
-kp&, ». = /. doctrine ; zan-
V£ii, -ye,/ = /. science; rs.,
e. g. in theory this is easy,
but in practice difficult =
yen vingid iSintun B&aar,
pun sovoi s^sar D&in.
T. and practice = sikap ani
Anbou.
Therapeutics, see ICedicine.
There, ad. thaiS.
Thereabout, ad. 1. th&in l&gia.
2. sumar.
Thereafter, ad. magir.
Thereby, ad. tace vorvin.
Therefore, ad. 1. tea paaun {or
tafie p.); tea dekun (rare).
2. tar {illative particle).
Thermometer, s. g&rme5eD map
(garmemap), -pa, «.; or gSr-
mi p6Ieun£en aid, -da, n.
ThesiB, s. khandit vakya, -ya, «,;
khandit utsar, -rS, m.
Theurgry* ^^^ Masio.
Thew, see Herre.
They, pron. te, teo, tiii; see
Gram. P. II. ch. iii.
Thick, a. 1. dat, e.g. paper,
liquids.
2.Ugua = /. attached, pressed,
e.g. in a church; gan=deu8e,
e.g. hair.
3. ghat, e.g. liquids.
4. moto = A fat, e.g. voice.
Thicken, "v. 1 . kar with one of
the above adjectives.
2. atai, c. 7!., e.g. soup by boil-
ing; at, n.v.
ThioknesB, s. J . datai, -ye, /.;
see adj.
2. motai, -ye,/.; see adj.
S.ghatai, -ye,/; see adj.
Thickset, a. lagun.
Thief, s. ts6r(6), -ra, m.
Thieve, v. t86r(6).
Thigh, s. zang, -ge, /; zangal,
-gl§>, n.
ThimUe, s. didai, -la, n.
Thin, a. 1. patai snot thick, not
dense; barik = not thick,
tuiut6,pr./g.; 8S,pur {H. JC.).
S.aprup = /. rare, not dense.
Thi
Thr
T. Yoice s bSrik til]o.
Thin, V. patai kir or bfirik kir ;
see adj.
Thing:, *■ 1- yilBtij, -tu,y^
2. saman, -na, m. = I, chattels.
3. kam, -ma, n. — I, matter,
bDsiness.
4. vyar (or yar), -ra, m. = t.
to be Bold.
Think, V. 1. iSint.
2. Mo5en k&r = I, make opinion,
(beofo.); diata = /, appears,
5?. Bat.
3. sevot asa = /. aim is, cA. cs.;
see Xeditate, Suppose, Ima-
gine.
Thinker, s. Sintolo.
Thinness, s. barikai, -ye,/., pr.
fg. (wit); p^tiilai, -ye, /.
«. c; see Thin.
Third, s. trizaihiso, -sea, m.
Thirst, s. tan, -ne,/.
Thirst, i>. tane; t£n lagta = /.
tb. is attached, Sb. Dat.
Thirsty, a. tanello or tan lagifllo.
Thi8,^''i'M. 0 (uo) see Gram. P. II.
ch. iii.
On this side and that side =:
yenen tenen, or yeasin teu-
sin.
T. way = yenen ; that way =
tenen.
Thistle, s. k&nti, -ye,/. = a small
th.; kanteanzad,-da, n. (larg-
er).
Thither, ad, tb&in.
Thong, s. tir, -^ra, »». = a strip.
Thorn, s. kanto, -\bh., m.
Thorny, a. kante&ntso.
Thorough, a. kb&rots = /. trae
(emph.) ; s&mpnrn «z /. per-
fect, full ; by -ts.
Thoroughly, ad, purten ; see Folly.
Thon, pron. ton; see Gram. P. II.
ch. iii.
Thon^h, conj. za.rifSr, or -i; see
Although.
Thought, s. 1 . cintna, -ne, /,;
iSint&n, -tna, n.
2, finta, -te,/. (trouble).
3.aIo6en, -ni, f.^l. opinion,
judgment.
4. mot, -ti,/,= /. mind (faculty
of thinking).
Thoughtful, a. iiiutest {mn. also
gloomy), or i^intolo; badi-
vont = /. wise.
Thousand, a. h&zar or sas.
Thrall, s. tsakor,-kra,m.; guUm
-ma, m.
Thrash, v. bod&i, e.g. t. paddy;
mar = /. beat.
Thread, s. l.sut, -t&, n.\ dhfigo,
-gea, OT. s a single t.
2. zanren, -vea, «. (the sacred
t. of the Hindus).
Thread, v. snt ghal.
Threadbare, a. iiiadi, or porno,
or jez&rlolo.
Threat, s. bestaunen, -nea, n.
Threaten, v. l.bestai (in words);
bbiyeunk lai = I. apply to
fear.
2. lagin asa = /. is near, Lot.
imminet.
3. rs. into mdn sSng = /. say
i.,,....iA'OOglC
Thr
Thu
that and the future of an-
other verb expressed or im-
plied, e.g. they threatened
him with the prison =haa-
dint gbaltele mOn sanglen;
or also bhiyeunk lai with
the object of fear preceding
it may be used in this ex-
ample.
Thiee, a. tin or t^g; see Gram.
P. II. ch. ii.
Threshold, s, l.talTOti, -te, /;
hnmbor, -bra, m.
2.fg. arfi.mb, -ba, ot., suru, -ve,
/. = a beginning.
Thrift, s. borepon, -na, «. = vrftd-
dhi, -dhe,/'
Thrifty, a. I.vr&ddhi.
2. Hsisetso = I. economical.
Thrill, p. l.kampii, c. v. = /.
cauee to tremble.
2.ang kad = feel a shivering
eensation: 'aun &. kadt&ii'.
Thrill, s. angkadap, -dpa, «.; see
verb, also Trill,
Thrive, v. vraddhi za; vlg. bore
za.
Throat, s. gomto, -tea, ot.; .g&lo,
-lea,^. = neck.
Throb, see Palpitate.
Throne, s. 1 . pat, -ta, m.; siyasin,
-n&, n. = I. seat, tribunal.
^■Jg. razTotkai, -ye^. = /. king-
dom.
Throny, s. kh§t, -ti,/.; rs. sibSr
= /. many.
Throngr, V. kbet zaun veta; hari
harin yeta = /. in rows goes.
Throttle, see SniTocBte.
Thiongh, prep. \.By the Instr,
{esp. by the Instr. of the de-
rived adj,; see Gram. p. 212),
e.g. he passed th. the town =
serantle&n (or seran) gelo;
th. here = aogaSean.
2. marif&t, or k&rna.
Throughout, ad. sS.gleaii = every-
where; see Through.
Throw, I'. l.ndSi, c. v. of -ad, n. v.
2. sM = /. leave.
Th. down = skkkl ad&i.
Th. the eyes = di§t ghal.
Th. away, th. aside = bhair
ud&i.
Th. at, see Aim.
Th. off = sakai ghal, e. g. a
horseman.
Th. out = bhair ghal.
Th. out of window = zHnelant-
lean (kitkentlean) bhair
uA&i.
Thrust, V. t6p = Lat. trude; bit&r
mar.
Thumb, s. ak&ndo, or ak&ndea-
ten bfit, -ta, «.
Thump, V. mix or tap^i = slap.
Thump, s. mar, -ra, m.^ or tha-
pad, -pda, n.
Thunder, s. godgodo, -dea, m.
Thunder, v. gudgudta, or god-
godo yeta.
Thunderbolt, s. viz, -za, «.; vlg.
goclgodo, -dea, m.
ThnoderBtrnok, s. jim, -ma, «.
Thus, ad. &sen, or t&sen (decl.),
or &S6 jinsiii.
Thw
Tim
Thvaok, see Blow, Beat
Thwart, v. inkar ka,r = /. resiat
(Ace); &Ak\ = I. prevent,
impede; Dai, ad yetS or ad
veta = I. comea or goes
sgaiuBt.
Thwart, ad. prep. i^lAor virodh
Thy, pron. tuzo; see Gram. P. II.
ch. iii.
Thyme, s. tambo, -bea, m.
Tiara, s. mukut, -ta, m. = l. a
crown.
Tick, s. kid, -di, /. = /. an in-
sect; ulku,-ke,/.; see Credit
Tioltet, s. 6it, -ti,/
TioUe, V. \.fg. vodni di, or
faslii.
2. muye, «. ».
Tide, s. 1. bb&rti,-te,/. = higb t
S.snkti, -te,/. = low t.
Tidiness, i. 1. nitS.lai,-ye,/. = /.
cleanness.
2.inandavol, -li,y^ = /. order.
Tidings, J. kobar, -bre,/; yordi,
-de,/.; see News.
Tie, V. band; gb&t kS,r = /. make
firm ; yekot kHr = I. make
union; mel^i = /. unite.
Tie, s. \ . bandap, -dpa, «., or
b&nd, -di, f., or b&ndpon,
-na, «.; yekot, -ta, m. = I.
union,
2.bandpa3, -sa, m.
3. gant, -ti,/. = /. a knot.
4.fint, -ta, «., ^., £.^. for
shoes.
Tier, see Row.
Tiger, s. vag, -ga, to.; dim. vagafr,
•ta, ».; bolpo, -pea, m. = a
big t.
Tight, a. ghat; Sm.
Tighten, «■. ghat (or ftrn) tSr^
&rnun band.
Tightly, ad, S,rnan.
Tile, s. n&!o (n61o), -lea, vr.
Tile, ^. n&le ghal.
Tiler, s. n^leagar, -ra, m.
Till, ad. monaaar (J>ui al the
end of the phrase it modules,
e. g. aufi yetan monaa&r) j
sir {added to the root of a
verb., e.g. sS.kad vS,stu gSdo-
B&r); ittun; p^riyant, useS
both as conf. and as postp.'^
both may govern a noun.
Till, V. besai kar = /. cuItivatBV
which see.
Till, s. dudnafii pet, -te,y^
Tillage, see Cnltiyation.
Tilt, s, pakeii {strictly tha
covering of a boat, but re-
ferable to a carriage or cart
also) ; tip, -pa, n..,fr. for ai
cart.
Timber, s. l.rukad, -^a, n,
2.m6p, -pa, n. = t. material
for building a house.
Time, s, l.y6l(6), -la, m.\ esp^
tot opportunity ; phuraM,
-ti,/ = /. leisure; kal, -Ift,
m., esp. for duration.
2. panti, {indecl.) «., e.g. three
timea.
3. sfi.mayo, -yea, m. = /. oppor-
tunity; aandrap, -pa, »..
„, „ L.oogic
Tim
Tir
4.Taido, -dea, m. = space of
time, e.^, gire me t.
^■/i- map, -pa, n., or mezap,
^zpa, n, s I. measure, e. g.
in muBic.
4. gh&nto, -tea, m. = I. hour,
e.£^. what i8 the t.?
1./^. dim, -ma, m. = /. breath,
reet.
At a proper t. = iaTOtaa velar.
At the eame t. = soveii.
At the t. of onr fathers = &m-
5ea& bapaDJiea kal&r.
Time, w. l.vel(e) p6!e (die p6Ie),
or V. mez(e), or v. sang.
2, Tel nemsi = /. appoint the
time.
Time-honoured, a. porno.
Timely, eui. vegiii; poilots (decl.)
= I. first.
Timepiece, s. gSdiyal, -1^, n.
(var. -11,/.)=/. watch, clock;
kalamap, -pa, n. = I. mea-
sure of time; k&la-aid, -da,
n. = /. an instrument of
time; kala(&krQ, -ra, n.
Timid, a. bizud, or bhiyatso.
Timidity, s. bhefi, bhiya, «,; bi-
zudpon, -oa, n.
Tin, V. kiLlfli kad.
Tin, s. l.t&g&d, -gda, n. = &
sheet of t.
'2.touren, -rea, «. = a lump of
tin.
Tincture, s. l.rong, -ga, m. or
rs. into rong lai.
2. in medic, mn. rs.\ nisk&rS,
-Sa, «. {Mr. Sans.)
Tinder, s. (madaSen) dud^, -da,
«.
Tinge, v. rong lai.
Tingle, n. v. zil = I. bnrn,^.
Tinkle, v. muye.
Tinner, s. kaiaigar, -ra, m.
Tinsel, j. begiid, -gdi,/
Tip, s. p6nt, -ta, «., e.g. of a
knife ; dom68, -msa, m.
Tip, V. dom63 {or pdnt) kfir.
Tippet, s. khandaT&star, -ra, «.
Tipple, T. jiy sddn piye.
Tipsy, a. ^malzallo; bebdo,/^.
Tiptoe, s. (paya-) botaCen pdnt,
•ta, »., or botaniSi tembeti,
-t«./
Stand on t.=botan6er uborau,
or botanSe tembeter rau.
Tirade, s. lamb ulonefi, -^ea,
n.
Tire, s. 1. pato, -tea, m., of the
fellies of wheels.
2.mukut, -ta, m.
Tire, v. puro kir, tr. v.; d&^ai,
c. 71. of d&:Qsa, «. v.\ puro
za, «. v.\ Dal, vUddad, n. v,^
fg. esp.y e. g. Lat. laxati
sumus in via imqutialis =
we are tired in the way of
sin.
Tired, u. puro zallo, Da(.
I became t. = mfika puro zalen;
aun dansalao.
Tiresome, a. kUtantso ; puro
k&rtso, or d&nsountso; k&r-
k^rantso or k^rkar k^rtso;
bezarayetso, or bezar k^rtso;
ILug&d = /. difficult.
„, „ L.oogic
Tir
Tol
Tiro, s. umedvar, -ra, m.; novo
(m&nis).
Tiesne, f . 1. vol^Uenlugat, -gta,
n.; lugflt, -gta, n.
2.Tolap, -Ipa, «.
Titbit, s. &inrut, -ta, n.
Tithe, s. dhiiDtlen f61, -la, ». = /,
fruit out of ten.
Titillate, see Tickle.
Title, s. 1. melvilae, -sa, m. = I.
&D inscription.
2. n&UD, -ava, n. = /. a name.
3. h&kkj, -ka, «. = /. right.
4. buddo, -defi, m. = I. rank.
Titter, V. gutan has.
Tittle-tattle, s. gizali, -li,/
Titular, a. 1 . rs. narSts pirmane ;
navats parmaiie asullo,
2.nava5efi (ffist).
'Sotprep. 1. By Daf. (see By ata.x,
Z>ai.), e. g, to the north =
b&dgak.
2.thain, kMen, ISgin {see Syn-
tax, Com.)
3 i8lean,t>ydikkan,or ku-
Bin = /. in the direction of . . .
i. znd. Loc. (see 2nd Loc. in
Gram.), e.g. tea velar = to
that time.
5. sumar = /. about, e.g. to the
number of 1000.
6. mukar = /. in face, (compar-
ed to), e. g. nothing to Per-
sius.
As to. . . IS visyant.
To and fro = yenen tenen.
Toad, s. mariko, -kea, m.\ beho,
-bea, m.\ see Park.
Toast, T'. l.baz.f.^.bread; torar
kar,/^.
2. bolaiki mar = I. beat health
(drink to the health of. . . ).
Tobacco, s. damti, -te,/; davrSr
pan, -na, ».; nfitti d. = a
kind of t.; sudeudi d. = a
kind of t.
To-day, ad. az.
Toddy, s. douli, Je,/.; eurij, -re,
/i ^ common t.; niro, -refi,
m. s sweet t.
Toe, s. b6t, -ta, n.
Toga, s. payangol v^stur, -ra,
n.
Togetber, ad. 1. sangata = in
company with.
2.kade, or lagin; see Syntax,
Com. case.
3. soven, teats velar = at the
same time.
All t. = vottu.
Toil, s. l.kam, -ma, n.
2.kast, -ta, m. = /. pain; vaur,
-ra, m. = I. work ; see Net,
Snare.
Tofl, "!■'. vaur kfir, or vaur*.
Toilette, s. neton, -ni,y^ =/. or
pament; or netounSen.
Toilsome, a. kaitantso.
Token, 5. gurtg, -ta, m.
Tolerable, a. l.sosiyet asuUo.
2. sumar = /. mediocre; bet. rs.
Tolerance, s. soanigai, -ye,yi; so-
sap, -spa, ».; see Connivanoe.
Tolerant, a. sosnik.
Tolerate, v. 1. efis.
2.TAp = /. consent; Bdsim,(^
Tol
Tor
kfl^tan) vdp =/. agree suffer-
ing; B6d = /. leaye, permit.
Toll, s. sunk, -ka, «.
Toll, V. ghant sonkas mar.
Tomb, s. l.fdad, -A.&, m. = &
grave.
2.gori, -ye,/. = a tombstone.
Tome, s. pustak, -ka, ». = a
book, y^.
To-morrow, ad. pbalea.
Tone, s. 1 . gayanajinog, -naa, m.
a.rivaz, -ji,y. = /, fashion.
Tone, s. I. talo, -lea, m., or tii-
leatso jinos, -nsa, m.
2./g.\}b\, -la, n.
Z./g, jinos, -naa, m^l. man-
ner.
Tonga, s, Simto, -tea, m.
Tongne, J. 1. jib, -be,/:
2.bhas, -se,/. = l. language.
Tonsure, s. vlg. karon, -roya,
m. = l. a crown.
Too, ad. legun or siiit {placed
after the affected ■word); i
{affixed to the (Reeled word).
T. mucbstsM or bhou tsS^.
T. far = t9M pois.
Tool, s. 1. aid, -da, n.; saman,
-na, m. = article.
2,batyar, -ra, n.=sl. weapon.
3. /g. moniyari, -ri, m. = I.
minister.
Tooth, s. dant, -ta, »., pr.,/g.,
e.g. of a comb.
Incisor t. = muklo d.
Molar t. = dadi, -ye,/
Toothaclie, s. dantanci duk, -ki,
/■
ToothlesBjU. dantnatullo; bonts-
do = an old man.
Top, s. maten, -tea, n. = I. head,
fg.\ takli, -le, /. = /. head,
fg.\ tudi, -ye, /., e.g. of a
mountain ; by voir, or by
2nd Loc, or by Toilo ; see
Gram. p. 227.
Top, ». 1. miruai, c. v. =■ I. sur-
pass.
2.ka8i kar = /. prune.
Tope, "i). jiT 86dn piye.
TopiO) s, yasti}, -tu, /.■=l.&
thing; sangit, -gti,/ = cir-
cumstance.
Topeytnnry (Tarn), vomto udaro
(ghal).
Topography, s. gauntso {or buin-
tso) yiyor, -ra, m.\ gayanak-
Sa, -Se,/
Torch, s. tsud, -di, /.
Torment, s. dagd, -dan, m. pi.;
hifisa {var. hiza), -86,/.=/.
torture, persecution; kait,
-ta, m.=^l. pain.
Torment, "v. kSatai {var. kaSta-
vai), c. V. ^kasta, n. v.\ dSg-
dai, c. V. of dagda.
Tom, a. tirkoto ; pindkar.
Tornado, see WhirJyfind,
Torpid, a. X.perh. tsaitan na-
tuUo; jemtolo, or jemetolo
= /. sleepy, pr.fg.
I.fg. alsi.
Torpor, s. l.jfem, -me, / = /.
^.fg. alsai, -ye,/
Torrent, s. yhal, -la, m. f udkatep)
Tor
Tra
I6t, -ta, «., pr./g., e. g, a
torrent of r∈ 161, -}&, m.\
{ex. rolling).
Torrid, a. ufin^ (g&un) — /. hot
(country).
Torso, s. rand, -da, n,
Tortoiee, s. kaBou, -STa, m.\ ka-
Bili,-ye,/ (of a larger kind).
Tortoie, s. iza, -ze, /. ; d&gd,
Nam. pi. m.\ k^st, -ta, m. =
I. pain.
Torture, v. iza di; d&gdfii; tMd
kad.
Toas, V. hal&i, c. v. (ye^en tenen
k)
Total, s. jnmla, -la, ». = sum;
YOttij 16k, -ka, n.
Total, a. Bkglo.
Totality, s. B&mest = I. all.
Totter, see Vaoillate.
Tonoh, V. l.apod; hat lai = /.
apply hand {odj. znd Loc^.
2./g. rig = /. enter, e.g. a ser-
mon (monant rigla);^. mo-
Talai = I. make soft, c. v. of
moval ; lag = /. be attached,
y^., e.g. words.
3. pr&stap sang = mention,
G.M.
T. at = lag, e.g. a steamer.
T. upon, see above, 3.
Tonoh, s. apodnen, -nea, «.
TouchiBy,/re/.visyant=/. about.
Tonoking, a. lagijllo = /. attach-
ed,y^.; bet. rs. into v.
Toack-stone, s. 1 . verountso 1^
tor, -tra, m.\ orkal, -la, m.
2./g. gurti^, -ta, m. = l. a sign.
Tottohy, a. toptso = easily excit-
ed.
ToDgb, a. 1. approx. mou = /.
soft.
2. bagasarko, or bagontso.
TonghneBS, s. mousan, -^\,f.
Tour, s. 1. bovad, -da, {var. bo-
T&4*>, -deEi), m., or boundi,
-de,/.
2. poiti, -na, n.
Tonriflt, s. poinari, -ria, m.
Tow, V. (tarun) doriyanin vod.
tomKA,prep. Dat.,e.g. igSrjefc
TOtaii; th&in, pr./g., e.g.
duties t. parents; isilean or
dikkan or kusin = in tho
direction of.
Toward, a. 1. sikasarko.
2. sado = /. tame, simple.
Towardliness, s. 1. sikasarken,
-kea, n.
2. sadepon, -9a, n.
Towel, s. vlg. tuvalo, -lea, m.,
fr.\ ang pustso kudko, -kea,
■m.
Tower, s. tor, -ri, /. {0/ Sans.
orig.y, burz, -za, n.
Tower, v. unta veta.
Town, s. s6r, -ra, «. {var. SSr);
pfit&n,-tria, n.; b4nd&r,-dra,
». 3 a maritime t.; a&g&r,
-gra, «. {ol.)
TojtS. l.khfeltso8aman,-na,»i.
2.£illar v&sti^, -tu.y;
Traoe, Traok, s. m^t, -ta, ».;
gurti}, -ta, m.; see Paoe.
Trace, Track, v. metaii mezua
veta, or m. p6}eun t.
i.-...iA'00glc
Tra
Tra
Tract, s. 1. gauD, -SiiTa, m. = I.
a country. .
2. kadtil, -li (or -le), / = /. a
Trade, 5, veparcr vyapar,-rS.,»».
Trade, v. vepar (or vyapar) k&r.
Trader, s. veparist or vepari,
-ria, m.
TraditioD, s. m6riiii, -ne, /.; sang-
ni, -ne, /. ; tdndpali aikap,
-kpa, «. = I. oral instruction ;
kata, -te,/.
Tradnce, v. boren nann kad = /.
take away good name.
Trafflo, s. vepar, -ra, m.
Traffic, V. vepar k^r.
Tra^dy, s. AakonnU dakoni, -ne,
/,; dakouniiea natak.-ka, «.;
see Calamity.
Tragioal, a-fS". dufcountao.
Trail, see Track,
Train, t. 1. vadai, c. v., e.g. a
child ; tarbet ka.r = I. make
the course of education
(Ace); sikai = /. teach.
2. abySs (or sovoi) kSrai =
cause to make practice.
Train, s. I. bar, -ri,/. = l. series.
2.duuragadi, -ye,/. = l. acart
of Bmoke.
3. dobazo, -jea, *«. = /. pomp.
4. dftrbar, -ra, m. = /. retinue.
5.Dad,-di,y., or ^am^tkar, -ra,
m.^l. stratagem.
6. simpti, -te, / = /. tail, /g.,
e.g. of a bishop.
7.kram, -ma, n. = /. order,
process, n. c.\ see Oaravan.
Training:, J. tarbeti,-ti,/.; eikon,
-rie, /.
Trait, see Peatare.
Traitor, s. ghatki, -kia, m.\ mo-
sagar, -ra, m.\ vikrit k^rto-
lo.
Traitorous, a. mosatso.
Trammel, s, 1. pas, -sa, m.
a.adkai, -li,/
3. kokken, -kea, »., for banging
Tossels over the fire.
4.zal, -la, «. = /. a net.
Trample, v. mosti; guddai, with
the feet ; Siddi.
Tranoe, s. dist, -ti, f. = I.
TiBion.
Tranquil, a. nidan, or thMA =
I. cold,y^.
Tranquillity, s. nidanai, -ye,/,
or nidan, -na, n.; soukasai^
-ye, /.; thandai, -ye, /. =1.
coldness,^.; samadhan,-'Da,
n. = I. concord.
Tranquillize, i'. nivai or tband
kar = make cold,y^.; fuslai,
etc.; see Calm.
Transact, v. kar = /. do ; tsaiai
= /. cause to walk,^.
TraoBaotion, s. 1. kam, -ma, n.
= I. business.
2. tsaiounefi,-nea,«.= manage-
ment; bet. rs. into v.
Transcend, v. mirua.
Transcendent, a. l.miruontso.
l./g. uttim = /. excellent.
Transcribe, ?. nakai kad = I. take
a copy.
Transcript, s. nakai, -kla, n.
' - A.oogk-
Tra
Tra
Transfer, v. 1. v6r = /. bring.
2.^. ghal = /. put, or some
such verh as thefg. mn. re-
quires.
3. p3,riidin k&r = /. make over,
e.g. a property.
4. v&rgav&rgi {or v&rg) k&r,
e. g. t. a man from one office
to another; 'he has been
transferred =taka v&rg zfilC
Transfer, s. v&rg, -ga, m.; see
verb.
Tiansflgarition, s. rupabSdlap,
-pa, n.
Transflgnre, v. (akar) bSdill,/(iJ'j.
b&dal ; dusro aut^r k&ne =
/. take another form.
Transfix, v. top = /. pierce; fap-
si {par. phapsi) = I. make
many woanda.
Transform, v. (rup) bad&l.
Transformation, s. (rapa5en) bild-
lap, -pa, «.; rs. into v.
Tranefttse, v. 1. (m6tint) ghal;
lai = /. cause to be attached,
%pr. T6t.
Transgress, v. m6d(6) = I. break,
/g., e.g. an order; beparro
kfir, G.M.; tsuk = /. err
{^Acc).
Transgression, s. (kaidea-) m6-
dap, -dpa, n.\ more comm.
beparro, -vea, m.\ p&tak,
-tka, n. a I. sin ; guny&ua,
-yaTa, «., tsuk, -ki, /. = /.
error.
Transgressor, s. (kaido) modtolo,
or (k.) miruotolo; gunyao
kar, -ra, m.
Transient, a. &thir or tbirnatallo.
Transit, s. see Passage.
Transition, s. 1. rs. into trans-
fer.
2. b&dlap, -pa, «. <= /. change.
Transitive, a. s4k&rmilka (Cn.
Mr.)
Translate, i>. tilrznmo k&r ^ /.
make translation; &rth sang
= I. say the meaning, G.M.
Translation, s. t^rzumo, -mea,
m.\ &rth, -tha, m. = I. mean-
ing.
Transmarine, a. diryeapelo.
Transmi^ate, v. gadi bh&ir reta ;
p&ragavilnt veta; g&dp&r
veta, n.c.
Transmit, v. I. dhad = /. send.
2. sod = /. omit, leave.
Transparent, a. distso; Set. rs.
into V.
Transplant, v. dusre suvater lai.
Transport, v. 1. (dusre soater)
Yor.
2. t&pak dhad (as peaB.lty),var.
t£ppu dh.; gM par k&r.
3. s&rivin s^ntos bh6g = /. en-
joy incomparable joy (as in
heaven), n. v., ck. cs.
Transport, .i-. 1. vyap&radon, -^,
/. s^l. & boat of trade.
2. gadi, -ye,/. = /. a carriage.
3. B&rivin s&ntos, -sa, m.
Transverse, a. adk<so, or ad
asuUo.
Transversely, ad. ad, £>at.
„, „ L.oogic
Tra
Tre
TmunbfltftntiLtion, s. sarab^-
Up, -pa, n.
Trip, s. 1. katjlr, -tri, /., /or
mice; pas, -sa, «., /or birds,
pr./r.
2./^. euli, -ye,/ = /. a point-
ed stick, ^., e.g. snlijer
ghal = /. put on a stick, (de-
ceive).
3.y^. nad, -di,/. = /. trick.
Truh, s. &ill&r T&atf, -ta,/. =
/. a trifling thing.
Trashy, a. <5ill&r.
Trkrel, j. poin, -nS,, «.
Tr»Te], -0. poin kir.
Traveller, s. poinfiri, -ria, »».,
or poin kilrtolo.
Traverse, v. Instr. -ntlefin vetS.
= goes through.
Tray, s, tabak, -bka, n,
TreacheroDS, a. mosatso or mds
k&rtolo; dfigeatso; ghatatso,
or gb&t kfi.rtso ; patijecii fa-
von&ifi asallo ; p&tiyeank
nozo aaullo.
Treachery, s. moB(6), -sa, m.\
ghat, -ta, m.
Tread, v. 1 . ts&l = walk ; metan
ghal = /. put paces.
2.m6sti=/. cni8h;/a;f.m6sta
or mdstoQ yeta.
Treason, s. (r&ya5er) ni3s(d),
-sa, m.\ rftjadrdh, -ha, m.
(Cn. Mr.'), n. u.
Treaeiire,5. l.bfindar,-rA,-«.,^.
fff. (repertory); thovo, -vea,
m.\ tousekhan, -na, ffi. (much
money, also belonging to a
private man); dirven, -vea,
«.; ast, -i\,/. = I. property.
2./g. 8&mparnai, -ye, /. = /.
abundance.
Treasnrer, s. mutsudi, -di, m.
(«. c); tizrer, -ra, m., fr.\
kb&zaueagar, -ra, /»,, or khU-
zaneadfaikari, -ri, m., of
Governmeut.
Treat, v. 1. dakoua di = /. show-
ing give; sangon di = /.
saying give, preach.
2. ta&I&i = manage (Alc^ or
tsfil (Cm.), e. g. maka mo-
gan ts&l&i = t. me with love ;
or also manage a business.
3. (medic.) gun k&r, or vas kftr,
or vokat di.
4. tilrk kilr or 5&rSe k&r = /.
S.k&nges/. receive.
Treatise, s. 1. pustak, -ka, n., or
gr&nth, -tha, n.
2.k&dtil, -\i,/, = l.& pamphlet.
3.t&rk, -ka, n. n /. a discus-
sion.
Treatment,^. 1. ts&lounen, -nea,
n.
2.z&t&n, -tae,/. = l. care, e.g.
of the doctor.
3.T&idik, -ka, n. (medical t.).
Treaty, s. 1. k&rar, -ra, m. = I.
agreement.
2. yekamekaiSea ulonen, -nea,
«,
T. of peace = 1. soIlo,-lea,M.;
raji, -je,/.
2. soUeaiSi t&yarai, -ye,/
Tre J
Treble, a. tia pauti ts&d, or tin
dodo.
Tree, s. rub, -ka, /«.
Ttellis, see Lattice.
Tremble, t. kamp; tiirtS.r= shiv-
er.
Tremble, s. kamp, -pi,/., or kam-
pero, -rea m.; tfi.rtfi.ro, -rea,
m.
TremendoQS, a. bhijankul ; tfi.r-
tarountso; bh&y^nkaratso.
Tre&ch, s. kbfini, -ye,/. = a deep
trench; kMndok, -ka, m. =■
I. a deep trench.
Trencher, s. 1. Iankda6i bosi, -so,
/
l.mkz, -za, ». = /. a table;
kban, -na, n. = I. food.
Trepan, s. rum, -mS, «., to bore
wood with; bnrmo, -mea, »».,
to bore iron with.
Trepidation, s. bhen, bhiya, n.\
kfi.mp, -pi, /,, or kampero,
rea, m. = trembling.
Trespass, v. mirua = I. surpass,
/g., or miruon tafil, e. g. on
his own power; mikua {yar.
mika.i).
Tress, i. ini, -ye,/.; see Dress.
Tressel, s. tin payani^Qaid,-da,
n.
Trial, s. 1. tfi.nki, -ke,/, pr./g.\
pfirikia, -^6,/.
2. pr&y9,t&Q, -tna, n. = I. effort.
Z,/g. k&st, -ta, tn, = /. pain.
Pat on t. = tfi,nker dovfir, or
pfirikler d.
Triangle, s. trikonso, -sea., m.;
)4 Tri
tin konseanfieS rup, -pa, «.;
tin mulea.n£en rQp.
Tribe, s. kuli, -ye,/., or kul, -la,
«. ; s^sfit, -sti, / = gener-
ation ; zat, -ti, /. = /. caste.
Tribulation, s, d&gd, -dan, m. pi.;
kSJt, -ta, m.; mar, -ri,/, =
/. pe8t,y^.
Tribnnal, s, sadri, -re,/., e.g. tr.
of a judge; siyasin, -q&, «.
= /. seat, /g.; hazur (supe-
rior tr.)
Tribune, see Pulpit
Tributary, a. kfi,ppo diuntso = /.
giving tribute ; khalto s /.
subject.
Tribute, s. 1. kappo, -pea, m.;
dam, -ma, m. ; kiet, -te, /.;
sunk, -ka, «. = /. tax; see
Tax.
2,y^. man, -na, m, = I. honour.
Trick, s. nad, -di,/; moB(6), -sa,
m.; thfijck^, -ka, «.; hatan-
5&mfi,tkar, -ra, m. = I. arti-
fice of hand.
Trickle, v. thembe ghal = I. put
drops.
Trickster, s. mdsagar, -ra, «.,
or thfi.kkagar, -ra, m.
Trident, s. tripul, -la, «.
Trifle, s. Cillir ySsty, -tu,/., or
bhamatulliT.= an insignifi.
cant thing; na,kari vSsti^ =
/. a useless thing.
Trifling, a. Miliar ; albo ; nfikari
= /. useless.
Trigonometry, s. trikonseanmap,
-pa, «.
Tri
Tro
Trill, J. taleakamp, -pi,/". = /.
trembling of Toice.
Trim, a. I . s^nia = right.
2. sobit = nice.
Trim, ii. 1 . bodkai = /. prune ; k^i
k&r = prune.
2. 8&ma kS.r ; see Dress, Adapt
Trinity, s. (Most. H.) Trinidad,
-di,/. (W/-. Trindad),/r.
Trinket, s. 1. n&g, -ga, »».; mhal,
-la, m.
2. kheltso samaa, -na, m.
Trio, s. tia t&leanSen gayao, -na,
«.
Trip, J. l.nisrap, -pa, «.; o/'
nisrounefi, -nea, ft.
a.boundi, -de,/.; paaii, -ye,/.
S.khep, -pi,/, «.^. of a yessel.
Tripe, s. aokiti, -te,/
Triple, a. tin dodo, i7r tin panti
ts&d.
Tiipod, ^. (tin payaniSi) mon&i,
-niye,/.
Trireme, s. tin Toleanfien t£run,
-rva, «.
Trite, «. l.tsa.lto = ^. current,
2./r, vattBO.
Tritnrate, i*. vat; see Ponnd.
Trinmph, s. z^it, -ta, n.
Trinmph, v. z&it vor.
Triompbal, a. z&iteTOnt.
Triret, s. tin payaniSen aid, -da,
Trivial, a. h&lko, anyo = low,
mean; Ian = little; iSilUr =
trifiing.
Triviality, s. h&lkepo^, -n&, n.
Troop, J. 1. zomo, -mea, m. = l.
a multitude.
2. fonjivanto, -tea, m. = I. a
part of an army.
3. in pi. fouz, -ji, /.; l&skar,
-ra, «.; r/f. patlam, -mi,/
= an army.
Trope, s. ^rthab&dlap, -pa, «.;
see Figure.
Trophy, s. zait, -ta, n.
Tropical, i. usn.
Trot, s. udkan, -na, n.
Trot, V. ndkanan gbal.
Troth, s. 1. B&t, -ta, n.
2.patiyeni, -ni,/
Trouble, s. 1. k&rk&r, ^/. m.,
tondre, pi. n., bezarai, -ye,
/. = Tcxation,
2.t&nto, -tea, m. = l. miacbief
(*■« pi-)- [mity.
3.&nyar, -ra, «., «, c. = cala-
4. minfit, -ti,/ = /. fatigue, e. g.
he took much t. to pass the
examination.
Trouble, 'v. 1 . k&r, wilh one of the
nouns under the above, 1 ;
z&iai = /. cause to burn,^.
(tease) ; utsfimbol k&r = ex-
cite.
2. t&nte k&r = make mischief.
S.katkai k&r = /. make revo-
lution.
4.k&st&i = /. cause pain.
Trottbler, J. l.katkayegar or ku-
tagar, -rS, m.= revolutionist.
2,tftDt&lmiLn, -ria, m.
Troublesome, a. l.karkarantso,
or k&rk^, or k&rkfir kSxtso;
Tuc
beiaTfi^etso, etc. ; toadrean-
tao.
2. t&nt&lmari; k&rmatso; pokri;
see Kue&l.
Troogh, s. milrgi, -ge,/.
TroimrB, s. I.izar, -ra, n.
2,gudgi, -ge,/. (drawers used
by Qatives).
S.kaUaun, -siva, n.,/r. (Eu-
ropean t.)
Trow, V. tint.
Trowel, s. ^Ig- kuler, -ra, «. fr.\
tapi, -ye,/.
Trace, s. motvo sollo, -lea, m. =
/. a short peace ; zazamokupi,
-pe,/W. a euBpension of war;
Udayerayap, -raupa, «. = /.
stop of figbt.
Track, V. see Exokange.
Truck, s. dakti gadi, -ye,/.
Trudge, v. kMtaii ts&l.
True, a. l.kh&ro, opp, to false.
2. s^tevoDt, opp. to telling lies.
3. niz = /. sincere, real.
4. aput, or borsinatuUo = /. not
mixed.
Truly, ad. khirents.
Tnimpet, s. k6mbi}, -ba, m.s In-
dian t.; tuturi, -re,/. = Eu-
ropean t.
Trumpet, v. p&rg&t kilr= /. pub-
lish; dangro mar.
Trumpeter, s. kombagar, 'ra,
Tnmcheon, s, dando, -dea, tn,;
bfetkati, -te,/; see Staff.
Trunk, s. 1, khandi, -ye,/., of a
tree.
2.petftro, -rea, «. — a box or
chest.
3. sondi, -ye^., of an elephant ;
zolu, -Ive, /.
4.ruiid, -da, n., of the body.
TmSB, s. band, -da, m.\ see Tie,
Bundle.
Trust, s. 1. patiyeni, -rii, J'.\
n&mhgilneQ, -;^ea, n., £>r n&in-
biki, -ke,/.
2. taben dovfirleli v&st^, -t«,y.
= /. a thiug pnt in care.
TruBt,^. l.patiye,<7i;'.,2WZi7c.;
patiyeni dov6r; n&mbga,». c.
2. taben di.
Trustee, s. p&rp^tgar, -ri,, m.;
moktyar, -ra, m. .
Trusty, a. patiyenitso, or patiye-
ni ^TOzallo.
Trtttk, s. 8&t, -ta, n.
In t. = khirents or siit.
Truthful, a, sateyont.
Try, V. l.pray&t&iikilr = /. make
an effort; petsad; vaur"; P^!^
= /. look.
2. p&riksa kSr = /. make exa-.
mination; t3,nki k3,r.
3. t&nker dovor = put on trial.
4.t6akon pdle, e.g. food.
Tub, s. mirgi, -ge,/ {dim- m&iv
gul, -la, n.)
Tube, s. naii, -ye,/
Tubercle, s. f6d,-da, m. = ex, pus-
tule; suz, -ji, /.; see Protn-
beruoe.
Tuberous, a. see Protuberance.
Tuck, V. ukol.
Task, s. see Pold.
Tuf
Tur
Toft, see Lock.
Tomble, V. lolon p6d ; g&dgS^
don p6d, said esp, of stones.
Tomliler, s, tambler, -ra, m.,/r.;
patrij, -ra, n.\ aidan, -nJl, n,
Timoar, J. f6d,-da,«n.spustale;
maskut, ~ta, n. =noD-sappu-
rating t.; suz, -ji,/.
Tnmtilt, s. kut, -ta, n. = l.a plot ;
k£t][ai, -ye, /. = /. a reTolu-
tion; gouji, -je,/ =: /. noise;
utBSmboj&i, -ye, /. = I. ex-
citement.
Tnmaltuoiis, a. kut k&rtso, or
katkayetso, goujetso, etc., see
above; t&nt&lmari.
Tnn, s. apfrox. pip, -pi, «.
rone, s. l.yekats talo, -lea, m.
= one voice; gayan, -na, «,
. = I. music; p6d, -da, «. ; va-
zap, -zpa, n. = l. a sound.
2.^. s&map6dnen, -nea, tt. s
/. harmony.
Tnnio, s. 16b, -ba, m., /r. ; pa-
yangol v&atur, -ta, «. ; ku-
taun, -tava, m. = natiYO Jong
dresa,^.; auglcn, -lea, n. =
tunic of children underseven
years.
Tunnel, s. LdaVranili, -ye,/.
2. naii, -ye,/. = a funnel.
3. patalamarog, -rga, m., n. u.,
or d&rnipondlo m&rog.
Toib&n, s. urmal, -la, m.; pokdi,
-de,/.
Turbid, a. a\ik\ n&in asuUo; &1-
sik, e.g. water; k&dval, e.g.
water.
Tnrbulenoe, s. 1. guB&p, -sp&, n.
= I. confusion.
2. katk&i, -ye,/ = /. reyolution ;
iit8ambolai,-ye,/ = /. excite-
ment.
Tnrboleiit, a. t&Dt&lmari; pokri;
kafkayetBO.
Tnif, s. t&natso zago, -gea, m.
= I. a place of herb.
Toigid, a, 1. snztso.
2./g. fugtso.
Turkey, s. perun, -rva, «., the
fowl.
Turmoil, see Tumult.
Turn, Turning, J. I. boundSp,
-pa, »., n. u.,or boundi, -de,
/, also a short walk.
2. guvap, guupa, «., e. g. of the
bead, of a mill.
S.bovado, -dea, m., e.g. t. of
the road.
4. b&dlap, -pa, «. = I. change,
e. g. of life, vicissitude.
5. TOndoanen, -^ea, n. = I. in.
clination; sobaii, -bava, m.
6. b&gonen, -iiiea, n. = /. inclina-
tion, e. g. of the scale.
7. paB&i, -ye,/. = a short walk.
8. rap, -pa, «. = /. form, e. g.
turns of expressions.
By turns=yeka patiyek; sS,rteD.
Good t. = opkar, -ra, m.
Tnrn, 'o. 1 . bild&l = /. change
{ohj. with, tb&in).
2, G. upkarak kiir = make for
the advantage of; mel&i = /.
cause to be found (to be ap-
plied to).
Tur 5
3. guond^, c.v. ^gaun, e.g.
a wheel.
4. k&diSilak gbal a put to the
lathe.
5. boaiitfi.ni bonndai = I. move
round, c.v. o/'bouii,
6. porti, or portan dovfir, e.g.
a box.
7.zatas/. becomes (has ao
i.8ue).
8. bag§.i = /. incline.
T. against = virodh ran, or
Dal. porto ran.
T. aside = porti.
T. away = pois k&r, or tsukSri.
T. over = 1 . Tomto ghal.
2. fiint or alofien k&r.
T. out = l. bhftir ghal.
2.za=bave an issue.
3. sevot asas/. aim ia.
Totner, s. gudgar, -ra, m,; kant-
pi, -pia, m.
Tarpitnde, s. Slsik Yasty, -tu,/,
or aisikpon, -na, «,; lfi.z, -je,
/. = /. shame, ia/. dedecus;
&paman, -na, *«.= dishonour.
Turtle} s. kasou,-8Ta, m. {smaller
than kas&i).
Tusk, s. dado, -dea, m.
Tutelar, a. raktso or sambaltso.
Tutor, s. rakno, -nea, m.
Tweezers, s. 6imto, -t@^> ^>
8 Tyr
Twig, s. 1. adar, -ra, n.\ bodi,
-ye,/
2. bel, -la, m. = t. of a creeper.
Twilight, s. iSilibilin {indecl:);
jilinbilin; tinsan, -ni, /. (of
the evening).
Twin, s. zoulo, -lea, m.
Twine, v. y61.
Twinge, f. za],-Ia, m.\ tenrtsuro^
-rea, m.\ k&tiri duk, -ki,/.
Twinkle, see aiitter.
Twist, V. rev6d, n. v.\ rendai,
tr. v.; v61, tr. v.
Twit, ti. beiStai,
Twitob, v. JHmto kad.
Two, a. doD, d6g; see Gram. P.
II. ch. iii. Art. ii.
Type, s. I . n&muno, -nea, m. *= l^
a model.
2. gnrt^, -ta, m. = I. a sign.
3. aiSiSi, -6e,/. (a font of type);
tas, -sa, n., n, c.
4. &k§er, -ra, n. = l. a letter.
Typography, see Printing-offlee.
Tyrumical, a. nisfur or mharu-
Tyrannise, v. dS.gd&i, c. v.\ oLitu-
rai tB&l&i(of niiturayen ts&l);
znlum k&r = I. make violence.
Tyranny, J. ni8tarai,-ye,/; mha-
rnpon,-na,«.; zulain,-lme,/
Tyrant, f. zulmegar, 'th,-m.', ni^
tur rai; niS^nrai ts&l&itolo.
■ Google
Unc
N.B. Wordt beginning unth an, not put down here, are formed regularly
tee Qram. or the note
"Udder, s. Tonti, -ye,/.
ITgilinesa, s. l.TidruppoD, -na, n.
%fg. apkpon, -na, «. = /. dirt,
fg,\ vaitpon, -na, «., e.g. u.
of sin.
Trgly,a- l.vidrnp,(wrupiiatiillo;
sobitnd.! asiillo,
^.fg- i^8ik = /. dirty; Tait.
Tlloer, s. run, -UTa, n.
nioer&te, "v. ran k&r.
interior, a. l.pelo or poltSdi
asuUo.
2. m^irtso.
intiinate, see Last.
Umbrae s. sauli, -le,/
Take u. = Taitak T6r.
'Cmbrsllai s. 83.tri, -tre, f,, oi
cloth; saten, -tea, «,, of
leaves; ghnram, -rm&, ». =a
sort of leaf-covering for the
head and back, much used
by work-people.
Umpire, see Arbiter.
Ub, as pr^ix, neg. l.natullo,
or bet, n^D asuUo affixed to
adj.
2. nafi pr^xed to subst.\ see
Gram. P. UI.
Uii&blfl, .r. t&nknatullo; bet. rs.
into V.
Unaceompliahed, a. tirsinatullo.
Vtuoconntable, a. sangunk nozo
asullo.
Engl.-Eonk. Diet.
Unaooustomed, a. sOYOtnatullo;
bet. rs. aovoi nan.
Unacquainted (Is), v. nenar zaun
asa; kalanan or kaliian.
Unanimous, a. y&ke motitso; ye-
kameka v6pteo; toptso or
vdptolo.
Unapproachable, a. lagin votaa-
uanso, or lagin votsunk nozo
asullo.
Unapt, a. layek nflin asullo; ka-
mak pddanatullo; rs. into
tankaoaii, Sb. Dat.
Unaptaese, s. naBlayekpon, -na,
n.
Unarmed, a. h^tjarannatullo.
Unaware, a. au6it; rs. Sintinas-
tanan or kalanastanan.
Unbar, v. ugto k^r = /. make
open,_/^.
Unbecoming, a. niiiizallo; lavo-
nainasullo = /. unworthy.
Unbelief, s. &nbavadtpon, -na, n.
Unbeliever, s. &nbav5dti, -tia, tn.
Unbiassed, a. nitivont; see Im-
patti&L
Unbind, i}. 86d,
Unblemiehad, a. iibnatnUo; nis-
kil = pure; nital; -vin affix-
ed to the required word.
Unoertain, a. dubauntso, or du-
bavatso, or dubavi (suS/. and
object.'); ^umanatso.
„, „ L.oogic
Unc
510
Und
N, B. Word* beginning mith nn, na(
He Gram, or th» nota
Uncertainty, s. dubau, -baya, m.\
&nmaD, -na, m.
Unchain, v. sank&l sM.
Uncb&nje&ble, a. b&dlasarko-
natnllo or bfid&ln3.aso.
Unoharitable, a. mog(6) natuUo.
Unohaste, a. Dit&l nfiin asuUo;
. niskillkayevin ; see Impare.
Unairilized, a. ^um^ryaditso ;
nadkar; t8aU83,nik&ii natul-
lo; raiiYOt=/, wild,y^.
Unole, s. mam, -ma, m. = mother's
brother; bappn, -pu, m. =
father's brother (used when
addressing them)\ bapljo,
-IjS, m. = paternal u.; mau-
|o, -Jea, m. = maternal u.
N. B. mam is used also as a
sign of respect when address-
ing persons of one's ac-
quaintance, e. g. mama
kh&iii TOtai?
Unclean, a. &lsik; mhelo; burso;
^iklatso.
Uneloaded, a. kupannatallo.
Unoonunon, a. &prup = /. rare ;
^sadharrt=/. extraordinary.
Unconditional, a. fiJ&rtatso.
Unotion, s. makap, -pa, «., n. u.\
rs. into Anoint.
Extreme u.=estremauuksiiun,
-eavit, «.; vlg. a&uteaaun.
He Bpeaks with u. = taiSio
utraii rigtat.
Unoorered, a. see Naked.
put down htre, art formed regularly;
Im-, Ensl.-Koiilc. Diol.
Unenltirated, a. 1. ratakarng-
tnllo (ground).
2. nadkar = /. anpoUte; nerjILr
= /. ignorant.
3. beparvo kello = /. neglected;
z&t&nkanenatuUo ; Tr&ddhi-
k&rnatullo.
Undecided, a. dubavateo or du-
b»Ti, e.g. victory; tondreaa-
tso = /. embarrassed; nis-
Ceiainatullo = I. not decid-
ed.
Under, prep, e&k&l ; khal ; tala ;
pdnda; see Gram. p. 294,
seq.
Underline, V. p6nda gl^ gh&l.
Undergo, i'. s6s.
Undermine, v. 1. pdnda kdnd.
2. pad kfir = spoil.
Underminiater, s. rolam&ntri, -ri,
m.
N. B. the pr^x vola is used to
translate under in all cont-
pound words not given here.
Underneath, ad. pdnda.
Underetasd, v. aomza (aun som-
zatan; or maka somzatS.);
c. V. somz&i ; kal •= I. be
known, ^. Dat.\ gom, Sb.
Dat.\ aik = /. bear, fg.
UnderstandiDg, s. 1. somzon, -ni,
/., or somzonkai, -ye,/", (rar.
somzikai).
2. giny&n, -na, n. sstbe facoltj
of a.; m6t, 41,/= A mind,
or memory.
N. B. Wordi beginning leith no, not
lee Qf Mn. or the note i
Undertake, 1 ■ suru k&r = /. be-
gin, G. F.
2. voisun gbe = /. coDBigned
take, e.£: a case; lag = /.
be applied,
Undertaking:, s. kam, -mil, ».;
kS,rni, -ne,/ = I. aa action ;
kilrtueD, -ea, n. =& great
action, Lai. /acinus.
Undivided, a. fiirnatullo = /. DOt
Bawn; Tiiig&dnatullo=/.not
separated ; kudke k&rnatul-
lo; TantiD&tallo.
Undo, V. 86d, €.£'. a knot; see
Bain.
Undoubtedly, ad. dubavavine, w
dubau nastanan.
Undresa, T'. vingo k3.r ; DagdokS,r
((jz-nagdai, W.C.); nesonkad,
e. g. for sleeping.
Undulate, v. d&l.
Undulation, s. dfi.Iap, -Ipa, n.
Uneasiness, s. n§,nbolaiki, -ke,y^;
husko, -ke& fn.
Uneasy, a. bolaikinatnllo.
Unedifying:, a. bore dekitso, in
neg. sent.; bori dek(d) din^
tallo.
Uneducated, a. sikanatullo, or ne-
nar, ('r nadkSir ; tsaltsflmk&n
natnllo, or flnm&ryaditso.
Unemployed, a. kam natullo ; bet.
rs. khali asa.
Unequal, a. sSmanatullo.
Uneven, a. telto n^inasullo, or
s&ma n&inasuUo.
put dotBn here, ore /armed reguiarlj/;
Im-, EDgl.-Koak. Diot.
Unexpected, a. aufiit.
Unfair, a. nltnatullo.
Unfaithful, a. patiyeni n&tallo;
&pan&mbiget8o.
Unfasten, v. add.
Unfavourable, a. flagunatso.
Unfit, see Unapt
Unfold, V. as&i, e.g. a map, a
sail; BddiLi.
Unfortunate, a. nirbhagi.
Unfrequenoy, s. iprupai, -ya,/.
Unfirequent, a, &prup, or S,pru-
patso.
Unfrequented, a. yekearo; see also
Fnquented.
Unfruitful, a. nirfd) ; fdl dina-
tullo. ■
Ungovernabls, a. tsUlounknozo
aaollo.
Ungratefnl, a, inupkari.
Unhappy, a. nirbbagi.
UnbealtbiuesB, s. n^nbolaiki, -ke,
/•
Unhealthy, a. bolaikinatulto; pi-
dest.
Unheard of (la), a. kedints aik-
unkn^S.
Uniform, a. yek&ts jins&tso.
Uniform, s. yek&ts tb&raiSi neson,
-ni, /. ; tits neaon = /. the
same dress.
Uniformity, s. l.yek&ts jinos,
-nsa, m. =. I. one mode.
2. yekot, -ta, m. = l. union, e.g.
u. with the will of Gtod=y.
DevaSe khuSe th&in, or rs.
i.:_ ..iiA-ooglc
Uni
Unm
N. B. Wordt begitmitig with nn, nol
Me Grftm. or the noU i
inio Der&6e khuie p&rmaoe
tB&l.
TTnimpaired, a. pfidzaunk n^tuUo,
TTnlmpeEioh&bla, a. guny&uan&tul-
lo.
Union, s. l.me!(&), -la, m.^l.
a college, assembly, unioa
also; yekot, -ta, m., or
yektar,|-ra, m.
2. zomo, -me&, m. = I. multi-
tude.
3. s&madhan, -na, n. = I. co(i-
cord.
4. voppigi, -ge, /. s /. consent.
Uniqae, a. 8&nyin. = l. without
comparison.
Unison (Inn.), s. yekSts ta{ean.
Unit, s. y6k.
Unite, V. l.yekotai, c.v. of ye-
kot, «. 17.; yekot kSr = /.
make junction (u.) with, Dat.
or Cm.; meiai =join,
2.^. k&uts&i = /. cause to ad-
here by pressure,^, pr.
Man united with God = Deyak
melfllo mfinjs.
Unity, s. l.yekotai, -ye,/
2./£: samadhan, -na, «. = /.
concord.
UniTerBal,a. 1. sagiean(i>r silrvij
kS.de) vistarlolo = extended
everywhere.
2. ts&davot =s which usually
happens.
3. sadharn = ordinary.
4. B&meetantso s of all; s&mes-
put ({own here, are formed regutarl]/;
nn Im-, Engl.-Eonk. Diet.
tank iavo zauntso = /.be-
longing to all; s^mestank
z&untsoxz /. suiting all, e.^.
notion.
Univeraality, s. s&mest = /. all,
ch. cs.
UniTarse, s. B&niisar, -ra, m.
UniTersity, J. 8arvijvidye8al,-le,_/:
U^joBt, a. ftnn&igar, or nitnatul-
lo, or &nnayatGO.
Unkind, i. mogaln&in SeuUo.
Unkindness, ^. nanmog(6),-ga,»^.
nand&ya, -ye,/.
Unknown, a. rs. into k<a, or
uolkata in neg./orm.
UnUwfnl, a. kaideak ad asi^llo ;
vait = L bad; by the neg.
polen. mood.
Unlearned, a. sikap natallo; si-
konk natullo.
Unless, conj. By eivai : 'yen ke-
lea sivai = u. he does this' ;
verit with the partic.
Unlike, a. sarko natullo, or s^
manatuUo.
Unlikely, see Improbable.
Unlimited, a. lekavorto; mitiTin,
Unload, ni. (Tojen) kad, or eamsiii
kad.
Unlock, V. khil kSd.
Unlnoky, see Unhappy.
Unmarried, a. ankuar, -rR, m,,
(-ri, /.); kazarnatuUo, or
kazarzaunknatullo; S.nkuS,r-
li {applied to a woman), «. c.
Unmask, v. ves kad.
„, „ L.oogic
Unm
613
Unt
N. B. .Wordt beginning ttriik nn, noi
tee Oram, or the note
UnmeToiTnl, a. niStur; kakalt-
natallo.
1TiuiiindrDl,(Z. agdaen^ullo; cin-
tinatullo.
Vtmixei, a. &pnt; nig&I; borsi-
natullo.
nnnatoral,'}!- I.s&imbakadasi^llo.
2. raksatso = monstrous.
3.adet80, ».e. premature, e.^.
clevernesB.
4. tODdatso 3 I. of the mouth,
e.^'. u. laugh.
ITnneceBsary, a. garzoatullo.
Uimoticed, a. rs. tsatrai k&runk-
nan, or ciutuuk naii (it pass-
ed u.).
Unoccupied, a, 1. kamnStullo.
2.1dknatullo(gau3); .r^e Waste
(land).
Unpleasant, v. manuanatullo.
Unpopular, a. (lokSk) manua-
natullo.
Unqnalifled, a. vlg. p^riksa paiar
zaunknatullo ; layekaatallo
= /. not fit.
Uniavel, v. solt k&r = /. make
clear,
nnieasouable, a. vazbinMS asnl-
lo.
Unrestrained, a. t8S>lounk nozo
asuUo.
Unrighteous, a. see Uojost
Unripe, a. t5rno=/. green (fruits);
pikanatullo; h&rvo.
Unripeness, s. t^rnepon, -na, n.
Unroll, V. sSdai, or usfti.
tptit down here, are formed regularly;
on Im-, Engl.-Kouk. Diet
Unsafe, a. risketao, or riskeot
asuUo.
Unaalted, a. £appo (food).
Unsatisfactory, a. dados kfiraa-
tullo; dadosi n&in Esullo;
iet. rs.
Unseal, «. ukto bilr ; mh6r fdd.
Unseasonable, a, 1. bliou &din
yeuntso; vel (H) tsnkoun
yeuntso.
2. rs. into zata, in neg. form.
UnservioeaUe, a. kfimak p6dana-
tullo, or upkarak p. ; n&kari
>E /. useless.
Unsettle,^', l.dubliv&isi/. canse
doubt; dubarak ghal,
2. guapftdai = /. confound.
Unshaken, a. haln&tuUo.
Unaheath, v. p6ten kad.
Unskilled, a. fLnbounatullo =
without experience; nenar =
/. ignorant.
Unsociable, a. yeksuro = /. soli-
tary; sangatnatullo.
nnBonnd,a. I. pad=bad, spoiled.
2.S,skiit = weak.
3. aput n&in &sulIo = /. not
siDcere.
Unstable, a. ilthir; thir ndin
asyllo.
Unstained, a. kh&tnatatlo, or
kh^g^inatuUo.
Unsteady, see Unstable.
Unstitch, V. sitoq sM&i.
Unsuitable, a. see Unapt
Untainted, a. 1. kusanatullo.
Unt
Use
2. kh^tnatuUo ; nittil.
Until, see TilL
Untamed, a, rilQuot.
Untie, V. B6d.
Unasnal, a. &sadharp.
Unwell (I »m), a. (mSJkfi) vait
karta = /, (to me) ill does;
barkon zalea.
Unwilling, a. khusinatallo.
Unvind, see Disentangle.
Unworthy, a. favo n^n asullo.
Up, ad. voir,
U. to this=&ta5 pilriyant.tfr a.
monas&r, or yvio\ p&riyant,
or y. monasiLr.
Upbraid, v. beStid; blia kba.
Uphold, see Snpport.
Upon, (lii. I. TOir, or 2nd Loc,
e.g. Bit u., a. this condition.
2. TiSjant = aboat.
3. uprant = after.
Upper, a. voilo; vorto, pf.fg.
(sublime); unts = /. aloft,
{var. untslo).
Upper-dresB, s. bazn.-zve,/. (of
girls).
Uppermost, a. bhou untslo, or
bb, ubar.
Upright, a. 1 . nitivont = just.
2. ubo, e.g. u. columns.
Uprightness, s. 1. nit, -ti,/".
2,7-5. adj.
Uproar, s. kut, -ta, «.; utsSmbo-
lai, -ye,/!; katkiii, -ye,/.
Uproot, ^- bumbol.
Upaet, V. 1. Tompto gbal, iT. v.
2.vonipto p6d, «. v.
Upshot, see Issue.
Upside, ad. (turn u.)=Tompten
udSreii k&r.
Upstart, s. auSit grest zallo (m^
niB,-n§a,w.); adegrest z&Uo;
novo bfib, -h&, m., n. c.
Upwards, ad. I.voile&n.
2. . , . pras tsid = more than.
Urchin, s. tiintSrlmS>ri, -ria, 01.
Urge, V. 1. b6l kiLr; b61 k&rn
s&ng; utsambol k&r; ut&i;
mukartsfi-iai; (aplea)mukar
ghal, or m. daund9.i.
2. Torat kir, e.^. u, to remain.
Urgenoy, s. 1. zamrai, -ye,/;
turt, ta, w., «. ^. tortaCei
kam.
2. g&rz, -je,/.
3.Torat,-ta,OT.=Ademand,y^.
Urgent, a. 1 . zirur, cr bhou gar-
jetBO.
2. voratatso,
3. turtatso.
4. rj. fivafi zaun = being aecea-
aary.
Urgently, ad. ^vils zaun, etc.
Urine, i. mut, -ta, «.
Urn, s. k&lmbi, -be,/. = a large
vessel for keeping rice and
other eatables in, in the
kitchen.
Usage, s. bolsonefi, -nea, n, (var.
bolsou^e).
Use, J. 1 . prS.y6g, -ga, m., or pr8f-
yoj&n, -ua,,.m.
^./g. adai, -ya, m. = l- advan-
tage.
Of what u.? = kiteak (upkar-
I ta)?
Use
Uvu
U. (
reason = budUpr&kas,
Use, V. pray6gk&r,G, A/,; boisi,
c. V. of boha, «, v.\ iip&y6g-
ai, ir. v., n. c; ts&l^ = /.
cause to v&W, fg., e. g. u.
means.
Dwfnl, a. upkarak p6dtso; pra-
y6gatso; pr&yojiinatao.
ITsefiiliteM, see 0sc
nseleu, a. upkarak (or kamak)
pddanatuUo; nfikfLri; nirfdl
= fruitless; Dispr&yoj&natso;
T^rt, besto ^ which is for
nothing.
Uselessly, ad. be&ten.
Usher, J. naib, -ba,«. (usedalsd).
Usher, w. bitar yor.
Usual, a- tsalto = current; sfi-
dhar^ = ordinary; s&daiitso
=of always; sovoye pftrmarie
asuUo, or sovoyetso.
Usually, ad. ts&daTot (zaun);
tsalten zaun, elc.
Usnfnwt, s. g6n, -ni,/.
Uaorer, s. tsM tad kanetolo.
Usurp, V. zulmen kaiie,i7rbolan
k,; &DQ&y&n kane.
UBorpation, s. 1 . rs. into v.
2.zuluin, -Ime,/., or b61, -}a,
n. = /. violence, force.
Usurper, s. zulmen {or bolan)
kanetolo.
Usury, s. vlg. ts&d vad, -di,/. = /.
too much interest.
Utensil, f. g^rrata, -ta, n.; mhal,
-\&, M.=article8; aid,-da, n.
= an implement.
Utility, s. upkar, -ra, m. ; adai,
-ya, M.
Utmost, a. bhou ts^, or sarivin
eic; see Gram. p. 223.
Utter,^. s^kS,d or Baglo=wbolc;
see Full.
Utter, T. utsar.
Utterance, s. utsar, -ra, m.
Utterly, ad. purten; see Fully.
Uttermost, see Utmost.
UvuU) i- podjib, or palijib, -be,
./■
■ Google
Val
Vaune;, s. 1. lcliali = /. empty,
(emptiness), e.^. in a post;
see also Time.
2. phuraot, -ti,/. = I. leisure.
Vacant, >!. khali = I. empty;
kamnatullo; see Waste.
Vacate, v. khali asa = /. empty
is, c/t. cs.
Vacation, s. raja = I. leave.
Vaooinate, v. dag ghal = /. put
vaccine ; boloikeSe dag ghal
= /. put vaccine of small-pox.
Vaccine, s. dag, -ga, m.
Vacillate, v. yenefi tenefi hal =
/. move here and there ;
dai = /. andulate; pod wt^A
the quasi-dim. -so; kamp =
/. tremble.
Vacillation, s. dSlnen, -nea, n.\
lilkni, -ne,^
Vade-mecum, s. hatapustak, -ka,
n.\ sangatpustak.
Vafrabond, a. parpol, bevaris.
Vagary, s, marji, -je,/.; girant,
-ti./
Vaffraney, s. parpolpon, -na, n.
Vaffue, fl. l.vareatsosi/, windy,
fi-
2. dubavi = /. doubtful ; kb&ti-
ditnS,in astillo = I. undecid-
ed ; sost n&in asullo = /. not
clear.
Vain, a. 1. beito; v6rt; nirf61 =
fruitless.
2. duvratao (duratso) = of
smoke, fg. e.g. v. humoar.
3. d&ndi^ ostentatious; doulat
k&rtso; ^ttas k&rtso -= /.
proud; ahankari = /. proud.
Vain-glorious, see Vain, 3.
Vain-*Iory, J. badai, -ye, /;
&bbar, -ra, m.; doulat, -ti,
/,, or doul, -la, m.\ hemmen,
-mea, «.; &h&Dkar, -ra, m.\
g&rv, -va, n. = I. pride.
Vainly, ad. bestefi; old, Mad^i.
Valid, a. 1. gh&t = strong; bola-
dik.
2. thir, e.g. v, testament; aind.
3. pnrto = sufficient.
Validity, s. 1. ghatai, -ye,/, or
bhar, -ra, tn. = importance.
2. thirpon, -ua, «., e.g. of a
will; sindai, -ye, /, «,w.
dui good word.
Valley, s. phalken, -kea, «.
Valour, s. dbair, -ra, n.
Valuable, a. m&ladik, ^rmoUtso.
Value, s. l.mdl, -la, «., pr.fg.\
kimmot, -te,/ = v. of a pro-
perty; &nd&zo, -jea, m. = es-
timate.
2. &rthij, -tha, m. = I. meaning.
Value, V. I.m61 b&nd = /. bind
the value.
2,iLndazo k^r,
S./g. mol uolka = /. acknow-
ledge the price.
4. mSnd = honour.
Val
Vee
Viive, s. k&vSd, kiuda, «., of a
door.
Van, s. foujimakavelo vanto,
-tea, m., or foujimuk, -ka,
«. = the front of an army, or
mukaili fouz, -ji,/i; jeePan,
Wagrffon.
Tane, s. vareabauto, -tea, m.
VaniBli, "v. D^p^ints za = dis-
appear; neg. of Has.
Vanity, s. doulat or d&v&13,t, -ti,
/.; kbiili Tastg, -tu, / = ^
an empty thing; &Ii&nkar,
-ra, m.; gha,n, -na, w,, e.g. to
gMnan tsSlta; duvor, -vra,
m. = l. smoke,y^.; T^stuntBO
ffitkiro mog(6), -ga, m. = I.
a deceiving loTe of things;
dobazo, -jea, m. = I. pomp,
/^-
Vanqnifih, v. jik, 2nd Loc.\ zait
70r, 2.nd Loc.
Tapid, a. I.pad zallo = /. spoil-
ed.
2, rutsnatullo s tasteless.
Vapour, s. ub, -be,/.
Vapour, V. ub bhair s&r.
Variable, a. b&d<so, or b&d&l
zanntso.
Vari&blenesB, s. badlasarkeS,
-kea, n.
Varia&pe, s. I . b&dlap, -pa, n. =.
I, change; bhed(6), -da, »«.=s
/■ difference.
2.nai, -y£, m. = I. discord.
Be at T. = vop in neg.f.
Tancose, a. suz^Uo.
Variegate, "b. veglo r&ng lai = /.
apply different colours; th£-
ravol rODg lai.
Variety, s. b^dlap, -pa, «, = /.
change {not ex^\ thSravol,
-!»,/■
Vatioua, a. regie; b^d&l; th&ra
■ tharantso = /. of many kinds.
Men speak 7. things = 16k b&diil
b^dS.1 ul^ta, or 16k thilravol
ul&ita.
Varlet, ^i. 1. tsak6r, -kra, m, = a
seiYant.
2.1utstB0, -fiiSea, m.=i^& rascal;
pokri, -ria, m.
Varnish, s. rogan, -na, «. {also
Mr. Cn.)
Vary, v. bfidS.! ; pass. bJidal,
Vase, see Vessel.
Vassal, .f, r&it, -ta, m.
Vast, a. 1. s6dyllo = abandoned
{obs.).
2, ristarlolo = extended.
3. ts^ = much.
VastnesB, s. vistirap, -rpa, n.
etc.; see adj.
Vat, s. motefi pip, -pa, n. = I.
a large cask (Mr. too).
Vaticinate, v. mukar (or adin)
sang.
Vault, ^. l.gfivi, -ye,/, e.g.
of a room.
2. gum^, -ta, n. = l.a. drum of
this form.
Vaunt, V. &bbar k&r.
Vaunting, s. abbar, -ra, m. ; see
Boast
Vedette, see Sentinel.
Veer, see Turn.
Veg 5
Tfljret&ble, s. 1. randoi (var.
randvoi), -ye,/., for table;
sang, -ge, /. (of a special
kind); bajisango, //./,
2. zad, -da, ft. ^ I. a plant.
'VegBU,ta,v. va4 = ^> grow; kiria
= I. germinate.
Ve^tation, s. f6lvost, -tu, /.
{It.fioresunza),
Yeliemence, s. 1. b6I, -la, n.\
ly -ts.
2. umajo, -lea, ot., e.g. -v. of
sorrow; katinai, -ye, /. = /.
severity, e.g. of sorrow.
3. uts&mbolai, -ye, f. = I. ex-
citement.
Vebement, a. hbl kfi,rtso, or b6-
latso, (?/■ bolvont; bfiladik;
iitsaiQboI = /. excited; uma-
leatso ; k&tin ; see noun.
Tebicle, s. gadi, -ye,/.
Veil, s. 1. yev, -va, m., esp. of
European or Eurasian la-
dies,/r.; vol, -li,/., esp. of
native women, y^-.; muski,
-ke,/ = /, a V. covering the
whole person; tuvalo, -lea,
m.,fr.
%-fg- ves, -sa, m. = 1. a mask.
Veil,i'.ghal wiih one of theahove
nouns.
Vain, s. 1. sir or sir, -re,/.
%./£. s&kat, -tti,/ = ability.
Vellam, see Farohmest.
Velocity, J. zirurai, -ye,/.; daun,
-avG,/. = /. a running.
Valvet, s. ilud, -Ai,f.,fr.\ mS.k-
mal, -la, ». (C». A/r.)
8 Ver
Venal,a.ldntskhatolos/. eating
bribes,^.
Venality, s. 16nt3 khaua6en, -(ea,
n.; kusiip, -spa, n.
Veneer, v. Mr. f^rd&zod&ni k&r,
n.u.
Veneiable, a. man favozallo, or
uianatBO,
Venerate, v. man di, or mand ;
vorni = exalt; saranaye.
Veneration, s. man, -na, m.; sa-
ratia, '^a, «.; nim^skar,.
-rS, m.
Vengeance, s. farikpon, -na, n.
Venial, a. un (patak).
Venom, s. vik, -ka, n.
Venomona, a. vikal.
Vent, s. l.burak, -ka, n. or nt.,
fr.\ dompio, -leS, m. = a
hole.
2.iden, -dea, «. = escape way.
Ventilate, v. l.varen ghal.
^.fg- tS,rk kar = /. make dis-
cussion.
Ventricle, s. poti, -ye,/.
Ventnre, s. mos(6), -sa, m. ; &d-
ruil, -ta, «.; risk, -ke, /.;
z&k&m, -kme,/.
Ventnre, "•'. I . riskek p6d, n. v. =.
I. fall (be exposed) to risk.
2.moaant ghal, tr. v.
S.dhilir asa = /. courage is.
VentnreBome, a. dh&iravont.
Veraeiona, «. l.sitevont = trath-
ful.
2.patieniteo = trusty; n&mb-
gontso.
Veracity, s. 1. sit, -ta, n.
i.-...iA'00glc
Ver
Ves
2.patiyeni,-ni,y:; nS-mbgonen,
-riea, n., or n&mbiki, -ke,/.
Veranda, s. v&raad, -da, n.; tsau-
di, -de, /.\ balkaun, -avS,
nh, fr.; gopo, -pea, m. (of
a hoDse); tsouki, -ke,yii=aD
open veranda.
Verb, s. kriyap&da, -da, n. {Mr.
Cn.)
Verbftl, a. 1 . t6ndp&si = oral.
2. rs. utrafi pirmane.
3. kriyap&datso (Gram.).
VerboBity, s. bodbod£efi.
Verdant, a. fultso.
Verdict, s. (panCayetdaraii-)
phais^l, -la, «., or panSaiti-
ph&isal.
Verdigris, s. kai&mb, -bi,y.
Verdure, s. l.fdlvostij, -tu,/.
2. tarnepon, -na, «.
Verge, 5. see Edge, Brink.
Verge, e". deufi = /. descend; ba-
ga = I. be bent.
Verification, s. 1. ruzvat, -ti,/.;
(aata-) ruzvat.
2.rs. into v.
Verify, V. 1. mokabilo kftr = /.
make comparison (of a copy-
with the original).
2. ruzvat k^r or ruzu kar = /.
make demonstration ; kli&ren
m6n dakai = ^ show true;
see also Pulfll.
Verily, ad. nizzaun.
Verisimilar, a. see Probable.
Veritable, a. khSro.
Vermin, s. kid, -di,/.
Vernacular, a. gauntso.
Versatile, a. 1 . (bountflnifi) bal-
tso = moving around; fi.thir
= 1. not firm; d^ndSlt80 = /.
undulating.
2. b&d&l zauntso or bildaltso ^
I. changing.
Verse, s. el6k, -ka, m.\ sloka-
vanto, -tea, m.\ slokalangt,
-ti, /. = l.B, line of poetry.
Versed, a. siki^llo.
V. in = kSlta, Sb. Dal. = I. he
knowe.
Versif^r, v. sl6fc kir.
Version, s. t&rzumo, -mea, m.
Vertebra, see Joint
Vertex, see Summit.
Vertical, a. ubo ; volmbo = ex.
the instruments masons use
for finding the vertical.
Vertigo, see Giddiness.
Very, ad. bhou = I. much ; tsad,
'^^'3% «■ tots = the same; -ts
added to the ejected word.
Vesicle, s. suz, -zi,y.
Vesper, s. 1. sanz, -je, /, = /.
evening.
2. sanjenek^tr^, -tra, ».=: even-
ing star.
Vespers, s. vlg. vesprij, -ra, «.
(;jittr. besp, -pa, «.)
Vessel, s. l.aidan, -na, n. = l,
a pot.
2.tarun, -rva, n. = I. a ship.
S.m&nji, -je, /.= a coasting
vessel.
4. sir, -re,/. = /. a vein.
Vest, s. neson, -ni,/.
Vest, f. nesai, c.v. .
... ^^i^poglc
Ves 5
Vestibule, s. rig, -ge, /. = /.
an entrance; zggli, -le,/.
Vea%e, s. gurtij, -ta, m.; mfet,
-ta, «.
Vestment, s. 1. muataigi, -ge,/.;
nesoD, -ni,/.
2. vestiment, -ta, «. = sacred
T., ol./r.
Vestry, s. vlg. sakrist, -ti, /.;
igSrjekud, -d3., «.
Veteran, a. 1. mataro = old.
2. itubovatso or &nbou asallo >=
A experienced.
3. lamb tsfikri kello.
Veto, J^£ Proteet.
Vex, V. zaiii, c. s. of z8.1 ; d6a ;
duk&i, c.v. of duk; k&rkar
{or tondre) kir; rag had4i.
Vexation, s. b6ng, -ga, m.; zal,
-ia, 7«. (ciwM. great sorrow) ;
k^rk&r, -ran, m.pl.
Viaticiun,i. l.margakh&Fta,-tsa,
2.kamgar, -ra, m. = I. com-
mnnioQ.
Vibrate, J'. kamp = /. tremble,
«.».; d3,l = /. undulate, n.v.\
yenefi terten haUi = /, move
here and there, c. v.
Vicar, s. I. bildli, -11, m. (low
TO.) = a substitute; daial,-la,
m. = I. an agent; yks tslU
laitolo.
2.m the com. mn., rigar, -ra,
a pastor.
Vice,J. augun,-na, «,; durgun,
-ria,)w.; gunyaun,-ava,)»,<B
0 Vig
/. fault ; tsak, -ki, /; aib,
-ba, «. z I. imperfection
(physical fis/.)
Vice, as in vice-admiral, etc.,
is rendered by tsJiliitolo ad-
ded to the equivalent of the
word it is compounded with,
which precedes it.
Viceversa, sd. porteii.
Vioions,f]!. iugunatso; pad; vait
orvaittsaiitao.
Vicissitude, s. badil, -dla, «., or
bS,dl&p, -pa, n.
Viotim, s. bheton, -ni,/i; billi,
-ye,/ (air.)
Victor, s. zfiit vortolo.
Victorious, a. zSitevont.
Victory, s. z^it, -ta, «.; jikap
-kpa, «,
Gain a v. = z. vor.
Victual, Jf. khan hadn di.
Victuals, J. khan, -na, n. ; qtss,
-sa, m.\ har, -ra, m.
Vie, V. udda: 'Pedru ani Paula
teakamak uddatat'; petsad
= /. try, make effort, ch. cs^
View, s. 1. diit, -ti,/.
2. alo5en, -ni,/ = /. opinion,
3.seT6t, -ta, m. = Sim.
Vigil, s. 1. vlg. bSap, -apa, «.=
T. of a feast ; adlo dia, -aa,
m. = the previoua day.
2, zagrutai,-ye,/.=/. watching;
bet. zago raun^n.
Vigilance, s. zagrntai, -ye, /;
tsatrai, -ye,/
Vigilant, a. zagrut; ta&tar.
Vig £
Vigoioja, a, gh&t; b61adik or
bdl asgllo.
Tigonr, s. bolaiH, -ke (yar. -ki),
y., i^r bi)l, -la, «.; ghatai, -ye,
/ ' '
Tile, a. h&lko ; hin ; ^<?<? Coward.
Vileness, s. h&lkepon, -na, n.\
see Cowardice.
Vilif]r, ^. halko kar; see Def&me.
Villa, s. uad, -da, n. = I. a
village, /g.
Village, s. nad, -da, n.\ h^ljii
-le, /■.; gram, -ma, ». = a
amall v.; maguen, -nea, «.
Ealargev. comprising sere-
ral gramafi aa subdirisions;
gauQ, -ava, m. = l. a couii'
Tillafirer, -r. nadkar, -ra, m.;
hSJIegar, -ra, m.
Tillain, j. khoto manis, -nsa, m.;
lutstso, -ciSea, m.; see BascaL
Tkidioate, v. 1. sambal = /.
defend; hS.kk^ dakai or h.
samba}.
2. farikpon kaneunk lai.
Tine, s. dakanfii yal, -li, /. =
Lat. vitis.
Vineyard, s. dakan&en ibi, -ta,
«.
Vinegar, s. sirko, -kea, m.
Vinoos, a. dakaii-rosatBO.
Vintage, s. (folaniien) kataa,
-ava, n.\ belen, -lea, «.
Tiolate, v. 1. mod(6) = /. break,
e. g. V. an order.
2.b61 {or zulum) k&r = make
violence; iikman ij>r ^pa-
1 Vir
man) k&r = /. make offence;
pad k&r = /. corrupt, make
bad; biist&i = defile.
Tiolation, s. ^kman or apaman,
-na, nt.; bol, -la, «., or zulum,
-Ime, yi = violence ; miruo-
nen, -nea, n. = I. excess.
Violator, s. 1. akman kartolo;
b&st^itolo.
2. (kaido) m6dtolo = /. he who
breaks (a law).
Violence, s. bol, -la, m.\ zulum,
-Ime,/.; jasti, -te,/.; zobor-
doBti, -te,/.
Violent, a. boladik, or bdl k^rtso,
or b61 asuUo ; zulmetso.
Violet, a. zamblirongatao ; vlg.
r6§,/r.
Violin, s. rebek, -ka, n,; sarang,
-ga, n. (B. K.)
Violinist, s. rSbfek vaztolo.
Viper, s. 1 . approx. agio, -gia,
m.
^•fg. dust m^nis, -nSa, ?«., or
also agio.
Virago, J. l.manSa thaunaiFli.
a.zuzarin, -ni,/.
3. z&gdea6i JLatri, -re, f. = l. a
quarrelling woman.
Virgin, s. aukuar, -ra, m. ; aa-
kuar, -ri,/
Virginity, s. ankuarpon, -ipa, n.
Virtual, ^' ^s, guna p^rmane, or
s^ti pHrm&^e.
Virtne, s, I. aegurt, -gi, m.
2. niskSlkai, -ye,/! = /. purity.
3. guri,-na,ffi.=/. power, effect,
e. g. of a medicine.
i.,,....iA'00glc
Vir
Voi
VirtU0U8,». seguni, or
{>rgunest; ni3kal = /. chaste;
boro = /. good.
Virulence, s. kodsaa, -ni, f. = I.
bitternesa,^.; vik, -ka, «. =
I. venom.
ViruB, s. nioji, -je,/. = poison.
Visage, J. rup,-pa, «.; muk, -ka,
«. ; tdnd, -da, «.
Viaoera, s. ankiti, -te,/.
Viscid, a. lagtso; pankatso.
Viscidity, ^f. pank, -ka, nt, ; lagS
Barken, -kea, n.
Visibility, s. disti sarken, -kea, n.
Visible, a. distso; distik pddtso;
dr^a, ol.
Vision, s. 1 , dist^ -ti, /. = faculty
of T., also an apparition.
S.kalen, -lea, n.-l. a. goblin;
drustakai, -ye,/
3. sopan, a -pna, n. = I. a
dream, /g.
Visionary, see EntkuBiast.
Visit, s. \>hhi, -te,/.; see Inspec-
tion.
Visit, V- bhSt k^r, or bhet; mi-
lakat kir; pile = I. look,^.
Visitor, s. l.bb^t kartolo.
2. melb&ndob3,st k&rtolo == I.
inspector; melb3.ndob&st ka^
netolo.
Vista, Visual, s. diit, -ti,/.; di|ti-
dikki}, -ka, m.
Vital, a. l.jivatso, pr.fg.
2. bhou bhari = very important.
Vitals, s. pranasande = /. vital
organs.
Vitiate, v. l.pad kar; kuB.
2.r^ddi^ kar = make nullity;
Mliir klir ^ make invalid.
VitreouB, a. see Glassy.
Vitriol, s. l.mailtuttu, -ta, n. =
blue T.
2.irak|, -si,/. = green v.
Vituperate, v. duruai, c, v. of
durua; bestai.
Tntuperation, s. dur,-ra, «.; bef
taunen, -nea, n.
Vivacity, s. uiarai, -ye,/; taor-
kai,-ye,/.; ulaspon, -na, ».
Virid, a. 1. parz&Hk.
2. sost, e.g. imagination.
Viviiy, V. vants^L.
Vizen, s. z%dea5i ^stri, -re,/
= /. a quarrelling woman.
Vocabulary, 5. sabdatib&ndar,-r&,
M. {by anal, to the Mr. sab-
da-kos) = A a treasury, a
repertory of words.
Vocal, a. toodpasiii.
Vocation, s. l.bli^s, -sa, m.
2. huddo, -dea, m. = I. rank;
apounen,-nea, «.=/. acall.
Vocative, a. apountso.
Vociferate, v. b6b mar.
Vociferation, s. b6b inar5i; bob,
-be,/
Vogue, s. rivaz, -ji,/
Voice, s. l.talo, -lea, m.
Base V. = sakailo t.
Tenor v. = modlo t.
Soprano v. = yoilo t.; see also
Strong, Tbin.
2. vot, -ta, OT. = /. safifrage,/'.;
kobuli, -le,/ =/. consent.
Void, a. I. khaii f
i s= /. empty.
voi
Vow
2. athir = /. invalid, n. u. ; r&d-
di} kello, or r&ddi; ftsullo.
Z.by neg. Ger. in -tanan; vin
ajffixed to the word it refers
to, e. g. void of reasoo = moti-
Tia; natullo, (7f n^iin asuUo
affixed; see also Vfte&nt.
Void, V. I.v6t; khali kdrr = make
empty.
2.rMd9 k&r = /. make nullity.
Volatile, a. ubtso; ub zauntso.
Volcano,.;. Mr. jralamukbi p4r-
v6t, -ta, m.\ Konk. ujea-muk,
-ka, n.^l. a mouth of fire,
n.c.
Volley, s. far, -rft, m.
Vohbility, s. 1 , lojaearkefi, -kea,
n.
'i-fg. m&rji, -je, = /. caprice.
Volume, J. 1. vodai, -yejy.^di-
mcDsioD.
2. pustak, -ka, n., or gr&atb,
-tha, n. = l. a. book.
3. (pust^katso) vaiifo, -tea, m.
= I. part (of a book).
4. see BolL
VolnmiaoDe, a. vist&rlolo; v6d;
rund.
Volantary, a. kbnien kello, or
kbusetBO ; zai mon kello =
made freely.
Volunteer, s. umeduar, -ra, m.
Volnptnary, a. khnialayetso.
Volute, s. approx. mukut, -ta,
m.^l. & crown,^.
Vomit, s. v6nk, -ki,y;
Vomit, V. 1. vdnk; v6ak yeta =
/. V. comes, Sb. Dot.
2. vonkaro yeta = nausea (an
inclination to vomit) comes.
Vomitire, a. v6DkouiioeD.
Voraoious, a, giltso = I. swallow-
ing, fg.] kbaugi = I. very
greedy of food.
Voraoity, s. kbami&i kbuSi, -se,
/.; khaugipori, -na, «.
VortM, see Wliirl.
Vote, s. T6t, -ta, «., e. g. in a
meeting,^.; voppigi, -ge,/.;
kobuli, -le,/, or koblat, -ti,
/
Vote, V. t6p=/. consent (Dat.).
Votlsg-table, s. angoniii foli,
-ye,/.
Votive, a, angonetso.
Vouch, V. 1. saks di (or sang) =.
/. give witness.
2. saks kane = /. take witness.
3. zamindar za = I. become
security.
4. sakszaun mag ; see Eridence.
Vouoker, s. 1. saksigar, -ra, m.
= a witness.
2. zamindar, -ra, m. = security
(person).
S.zamin, -ne, /. = security
(state).
Vouchsafe, ^. patva s Lai. dig.
nari; d&ya kir or upkar
kSr, com. used in thegerun-
dial form, e. g. d. karn
gS,raQt riga.
Vow, s. angon, -ne,/., or angon
sangon, -ne, /.
Keep a t. s a. samba), or a.
fiirik kar.
i.,,....iA'00'^lc
Vow
Wal
Tov, £*■ angon k&r.
Vowel, s. jivak^er, -ra, m.
Toyajre. s. poin (or pain) , -na, «.
Toya^, V. poin k&r.
Vulgar, a. l.tsalto=/. current;
sado = simple ; sovoyetso =
customary ; aadhara = ordi-
nary.
2.hfilko=low.
Vnlff&r, s. zomo, -mea, n.; see
■Otowi.
Vulture, s. gid, -da, m.
w
yfdA, s. tsambol, -hli, /. = ex,
a bundle of cloth or straw,
(/if. imioftiia).
Wad, V. see Stuff.
ViTaddle, -v. l&k; dai; see Vaoil-
Ute.
Wade, »• (udak) ut^r (payauiS);
udkantlean ts&la ut^r.
Wafer, s. vlg. hostij, -tu,/
T7att, w. l.npeun Y6r.
2. iipe = /. float.
Wag, 7'. yenefi teneii haUi.
Wag, s. see Jester.
Wage, V. k&r, e.^. w. war.
Wager, v. p6nt mar.
Wager, s. p6nt, -ta, ot.
Waggery, s. barikai, -ye,/.
Wages, s. kul, -li, /.; m&zuri,
-re,/.; sambal, -la, m.
Waggon, 5. (iSar iS^kraniSi) gadi,
-ye,/
WaiuBOoat, s. (kuda&in) fo}in,
pi. n.
Waist, s. k^mb&r, -ra, n.
Waistcoat, s. anga^en v^star,
-ra,«.; b&Dian,-na,».; kip-
6a, -fie, / {also mail, net-
work).
Wait, 11, 1. r£u = stop.
2.rak = wait on.
Wait, s. nad, -di,/.; see Ambnah.
Waiter, s. 1. tsakor, -kra, m.
2.tabak, -bka, «. =a dish.
Waiting, s. I.ravap, raupa, n.
2.tsakri, -re,/.; rakfieii (rak-
nen, -nea, n).
Waive, is. sifid ; pati ghal.
Wake, V, 1. ut&i, c,v. o/ut = l,
cause to rise.
2. zago kar = /. make awake.
Wake, s. zagrutai, -ye,/.
Wakeful, a, zago.
Wakeftalness, s. zagrutai, -ye, /.
Walk, V. 1. ts&l = m07e on the
feet.
2. boafi = Lai, ambulare « to
take a walk.
Walk, s. boundi, -de,/.; tsal,
-li,/.
Walk, s. ts^ltolo.
Wall, s. 1. vonot, -nti, /., also
round a town ; doro, -rea, m.
„, „ L.oogic
Wal
War
2. pagar, -ra, m. {esp. round
a town).
Wall, V. gtat Ur.
Wallet, s. poti, -ye,/.
Wallow, V. lol.
Walnut, J. akrut, -^5, n.
Walrua, s. dfirj-agftdo, -dea, m.
Wan, a. pautro.
Wand, see Stick, Rod, Twiff.
Wander, v. parpol zaun bOun =
to lead the life of a vagrant;
boun.
Wanderer, s. parpol m^jiis, -nsa,
■m. = & vagrant.
Wanderinjf, s. parpolpon, -na, «.
Wane, V. uno za ; dean.
Want, s. 1. gSrz, -je,/
2:y^, akaiit,-ta,OT.=/, distress.
3.i^ Ih-e neg-. form, e.g. w. of
health = nanbolaiki.
Want, V. 1. zai = /. is required,
Sb. Dal. ; 'what do you w. =
tuka kiten zai?'
2, ilpekSi, khusi ¥or, ale = de-
Wanton, a. mdstitso ; lazbando ;
bailando; y^it kbuseank la-
gtfllo.
Wantonness, s. most, -ti,y.; liz-
bandpon,-ria,«.;bailandpon,
-na, n.
War, s. 1, zuz, -za, n.
2.]adai, -je,/. = l. a fight.
Warble, ■::. gayan kSr.
Ward, v. tsukii ; pois kS,r, or p.
do76r.
Ward, s. 1. tsnkounen, -nea, ».
2. raknen, -nea, n.
Warden, s. rakno, -nea, m.
Warder, s. paro, -rea, m., or
pareagar, -ra, m.
Wardrobe, s. mustaigekud, -da, «.
Wardship, s. raknen, or rakonen,
-nea, n.
Wve, J. 1. vfepar, -ra, m.; yar,
-ra, tn.
2, saman, -na, m.; mhal, -la, m.
Warehouse, .f. b&ndsal, -li, /.
Warfare, s. zuz, -za, n.
Wariness, s. zagrutai, -ye,/
Warlike, a- zazatso.
Warm, a. 1. un, e.£'. water;
khS-r (very hot, used esp.
of water) ; tapoitlo = made
warm, e. g. iron, water;
nbetso, e.g. cloth; g&rmetso,
e.g. weather, cloth,y^. said
also (/men.
2.fg. rs. ujea bari (very angry),
n.c.
I am w. = maka ukdaita.
Warm, v. 1 . un k&r, elc.
2, tap3.i, e.g. meat, iron, etc,
also fg„ give a slap.
Warmth, s. I. garmi, -■mB,f.,e.g.
of the sun; v6t, -ta, «., of
the sun; ub, -be,/
2.y^. uzo, uJea, vi.
Warn, v. 1. bud sang.
2. kaiai = /. notify.
3. hilaro di = I. give a hint.
Warning, s. 1. bud, -di, f. = I.
advice.
2.hiBaro, -rea, m.=l. a hint.
Warrant, s. I. zamin, -ne,/.
2.hukam, -kme,/
War
Wea
S.zaminetso b&rar, -ra, m.
Warrant, "v. 1. nlz zJiun sang;
khiro {-ri, -renf) mftn dak&i.
2. thir kSr = /. confirm.
3. zamin za = /. become secu-
rity ; zivabdar za.
Warrior, s. zuzari, -ria, m.
Wart, s. tsamkul, -la, m.
Wary, a, pati pbudeii pdleuatso;
budivont,
Wash, V. 1, dn; c.v. duvoi.
2. umbo] (w. clothes).
Washerman, s. modvol, -la, «.;
dobi, -bi, m. ■•
Waap, s. gaudil, -dla, m.
Wasp-nest, s. maleri, -lea, n.
Waste, a. 1. fadpu; 'w. land =
f&dpust&I'.
2. yeksnro ='/. solitary.
3. pad zallo = spoiled.
Waste, s. nas, -sa, m.
Waste, ^. 1. nas k^r; pad k&r.
2. v6t = w. money ; hS^ltavin
kharCi.
3. desyat kar.
WastefHl, a. desvatetso, or desvat
k&rtsD.
Watch, V. l.rak.
2. zago rail.
Watch, s. 1. ghMiyal, -la, «.
2, zagrutai, -ye,/
Watchful, a. 1 . zago.
2. zagrut.
Watchman, s. rabno, -nea, «., or
raktolo, -lea, m.
Water, s. udak, -dka, n.
Water, v. udak ghal, or u. simp.
Watered, a. bizaiUo.
Water-fall, s. udkapodnen, -nea,
«., or — podap, -dpa, «.
Water-proof, a. udak riganaso,
n. c.
Watery, a. 1. udkatsoso.
2. ndkatao.
Wattle, 5. 1 . adSr, -ra, «.
2.tatti, -te,y^; izili, -ye,/.
3.ganzo, -jea, w. (of fowls).
Wattle, V. see Weave.
Wave, s. lar, -ra, «.
Wave, V. 1. dai = I. undulate,
n.v.
2, haiai, c. 71. of hal = /, move.
Waver, v. l.daiun dS,lun yeta.
2. dubau; d&ndal; tondrear
asa.
3. p6d with affix -so.
Wax, s. mfen, -na, «.
Wax, v. menau damp {or dant).
Wai-taper, s. barik vat, -ti,/.
Way, .r. l.Tat, -te, yi; marog,
-rga, )W.
1-fg. jinos, -nsa, *w.
Waylay, v. vater lipon bfts.
Wayward, a. s^IiSt.
Waywardness, J. sal, -la, «.
We, /'■ow. amin; see Gram. P.
II. cb. iii.
Weak, a. l.&skat; bolaiki natnl-
lo.
2. ghatnatuUo; 3,lbo, e.^. prop,
support.
Weaken, -v. l.aska,t k3,r; barik
l.fg. m6d(6):
kar.
: /. break ; nno
L.oogic
Wea
527
Wei
Weakness, s. iiskatkai, -je,/.
Weal, s. bori kaleti, -ti,/.; sukh,
-kha, «,; borepon, -na, n.
Wealth, s. l.gre&tkai, -ye,/.
2. sd.mpuriiai, -ye,/.
3. borepon, -na, «. ; vr&ddhi,
-dhi,/.'
Wealtliy,^. great; db&nv&st; du-
duadik; ast asijllo.
Weapon, ■!■ hStyar, -ra, «.; aid,
-da, n.
Wear, v. I.(ga3un) pad kar.
2. dor (doyfir), e.^. a dress;
nhs = wear clothea.
S. t&g = /. last.
4. z^r = spoil, e.^. a cloth.
Wearied, a. puro zallo; bezar.
Weariness, .r. cl&nsouEiea,-Qea,«.,
bei. rs. adj. ; jhint, -^,/., or
zhint.
Wearisome, a. k&stountso, or kS^
tantso.
Weary, v. puro kar; dansi (H.
K.)
Weary, a. see Wearied.
Weasel, s. mung&s, -gsa, n.
Weatlier, s. h&vo, -vea, m.; jSl(k)
-la, m.; varen, -rea, n.
Weatlier, w. par za (Tadalantlefi).
Weathercock, s. vareabauto, -(eg,
m.
Weave, v. v61.
Weaver, s. aalio, -ya, m. ; vol-
tolo.
Weaving, s. volap, -Ipa, ?/.
W. machine = mag, -ga, m.
Webj s. I. nar, -ya, m., n.c.
2.1iigat -gta, n.
3. zal, -la, »., of a spider.
Wedded to, a. (/g.) lagijllo, bha-
lijllo = wholly devoted to.
Wedding-day, s. kazaratso dis,
-sa, m,, fr.\ vlg. resperatso
di8,yy.
Wedje, s. ftip, -pa, n. {perk.
not Konk.y, buuu, -na, m.;
kbil, -li,/.
Wedge, V. iiip mar.
Wedlock, see Marriage.
Weed, s. 1, nalio, -liya, m.
2, mornafiefi vastur, -ra, n.
Week, i. hapto, -tea, m.; BOinan,
-na, m.,/r.
Week-day, s. somanaSe dJs, pi.
m.
Weekly, a. baptea b&pteatso.
Ween, see TUnk.
Weep, w. rad; pirngass/. groan;
dukan gai&i.
Weeping, s. ridnon, -nea, «., or
r&dap, -dpa, K.; pirngoni,
-no,/.
Weevil, s. teko, -kea, m. [anal.
to Mr.), n, u.
Weigh, V. 1 . tuk.
2. zad aaa.
Weight, s. 1. tuk, -ka, «.
2.bbar, -ra, m.; ziidai, -ye,/.
Weighty, a. TOz^natso; bbara>
tso; zSd or zadayetso.
Weloome, a. boro paullo.
Welfare, s. sukh, -kha, n.; bore-
pon, -9a, «.; Trfi.ddhipon,
-na, «., n. c.
Welkin, s. akas, -sa, m.
Well, 5. baiii, -in,/,; fiilmbi, -be,
i.-...i,L'OOglc
Wei
Whe
/. = ft small w.; z&r, -ri,/. = I.
a fountain.
yi6i\,ad. 1 . borefi f r boren k^rn;
s&ma; sobitayen.
2. bhou = very.
Well-affected, a. bore khusetso;
mogal ; gunatso.
Well-born, a. naant^nantlo.
Well-bred, a. inaryaditso; tsal-
ts&mk&n asullo.
Welter, V. lol.
Wen, s. perk, gunt, -ta, «., or
maskut, -ta, n.
Wench, s. 1. iSediifi, -^va, «.;
tsiili, -ye,/.
2. 6edi, -ye,/
Wend (one's way), v. veta.
We8t,f.fadla,-la,»., or'&.^i^va.ii,
-«,/ '
Wet, a. 1, Tolo.
2.b&il (gado) = a w. (field).
Wet, s. 561, -li, /.; 'I got w. =
maka s. zalea'.
Wet, V. biziii, c. v. of biz.
Wetness, s. sel, -li,/
Wettisb, a. selitsoso; volso.
Whale, i. vaaso, -sea, «.
Wharf, s. dSkko, -ke&, m.; b^n-
d&r, -dra, «.
What, //"CM. 1. kiteii (tnler.
and compound rel. pron.).
2 ten.
Whaterer, >!. kiis&leai; kiteni.
Wheat, J. goufi, -ova, m.
Wheaten, a. govatao.
Wheedle, v. fuslai; f^^ Coax, Flat-
ter.
Wheel, s. vlg. r6d, -da, «., or
r6z, -zS, n. ; S&kr^, -ra, n.
Wheel, ii. gauD, c. v. guuadai.
Wheeze, v. see Pant
When, ad. 1. k∈ kerna {used
only par lially)\ jedran; ke-
dala.
2. z&rtar =s if; by the cond. ; by
the Ger. in -tanan.
Where, ad. 1. kli&iS.
2. if correl. of there, o/lett
omitted.
Where — there = kh^in — thiwn."
Whereas, see Beoanse, Since.
Whereby, ad. zafie vorvifi.
Wherefore, ad. kiteak; za&e {or
zan5e) paaun.
YHierein, ad. zastan.
Whereof, ad. zafie visyant.
Whereso, ad. 1. kiteak.
2. zaka.
Whereupon, ad. taSe uprant.
Wherever, ad. khaifi".
Wherry, s. d6n, -ni,/
Whet, v. 1. sa^ik d&r; paz =
sharpen with sandstone.
2.^. z&lai, or rag had&i-
Whether, conj. -gi, e.^. ask w.
be came = to ailogi vitsar.
1 do not know w. this is right
or not s yeii s&magi naiii
aun nenan; I do not knov
w. this is right or wrong
= yen s&magi tsuk ana
neiiaa.
Whether— or, zaun-zauS, e.g.
boro zfinn, pad zaun, or
z&un boro, zaan pad.
i._ - A'OogIc
Whe
Wid
Vliatstoiie,^. ean, -gi,/., or aani-
tso iator, -tra, m.
Whioli, a. koatso or k&intso
(Jrom kon, or kfiin); kaaS-
lo; khaintso i^/rom khflin);
kiten; koii to; i^e Gram. P.
n. ch. iii., P. IV. ch. ii.,
Art. iii.
Whiff, s. funk, -ki,/
K^i\6,ad. •velB.T preceded l>y part.;
by Ger. in 'tanafi.
While, s. phursot, -ti, /. = lei-
Bure.
A little w. = thodents.
While away (the time), v. = tsa-
m.
Whim, s. mSrji, -je,/.
Whimper, v. piruga; L6b mar-
Whimsical, a. marjetso.
Whine, see Whimper.
Whip, s. iSabuk, -Lka, m.
Whip, II. Cabkan mar^
Whirl, s. guvap, giiupa, «.; bo-
Y6r, -vra, m.
Whirl, V. guuD, «. v. ; see Wreath.
Whirlpool, s. l)ov6r, -vra, m.
Whirlwind, s. tuftn, -na, «.; il,
■li,/.
Whisk, s. sara^, -ne,/.
Whiskers, s. galmiSo, //./.
Whisper, v. yo\a. al&i; kanant
uUi.
Whisper, s. volu goaji, -je,/., tjr
«. w.
WhisUe, s. selont, -ne,/,
Whistle, V. seloni ghal.
Whit, f . (not a \r.) = kaints
(nan).
Wlite, a. dovo; goro, used esp.
^Europeans as opposed to
natives.
White-ant, s. vaiSi,
Nest of white-ants = roTo}n,-ni,
f., or roin, -ni,/".
Whiten, i?. dovo k4r.
Whiteness, s. dovo rong, -ga, m.
Whitewash, v. dovo kar; tsuno
kad; votvas kad.
Whither, ad. khiifi.
Whitish, a. dovoso or douso.
Whiz, 1). fusfus.
Who, prort. k6n(d).
Whosoever, pron. zokon; see
Grram.
Whole, a. sSglo; sakM; see k^
Whole, s. saglo, -lea, m.
Wholesale, .f- vikap, -kpa, »., or
Titro, -tea, m.\ sato, -tea, m.
Wholesome, a. bolaiketso, e.g.
food, climate.
Wholly, ad. purteii; siglots;
p&ripura.
Whoop, s. b6b, -be,/.
Why, ad. kiteak {var. kitea), or
kitea p^sun.
Wiok, s. vat, -ti,/ (also a candle).
The burnt part of the w. =
kazuo, -zuea, m.
Wicked, a. khoto.
Wickedness, s. khotepon, -na, n.
Wicker, s. val, -li, /.
Wiokerwort, s. g61go, -gea, m.,
or janga, -ga, m., or kSdo,
-dea, «(., for storing rice in,
as is customary here.
Wide, a. rund =/. broad; vis-
Wid
Win
tarlolo; poisilo, e.g. a wide
interpretation .
Widen, v. vistar {tr. n. v^.
Width, s. rnndai, -ye,/.
Widow, s. Yidou, -dvi, /., Sans,\
rand, -de, /. {dim^, randgi,
-ge), but here in South Ca-
nara this is an offensive
word; bodki.-be,/. (/. bald).
Widower, s. yidou, -ova, fn,\ raad-
go, -gea, m.\ see note on
Widow.
Wield, V. ts^ai, c. v. ^tsal.
Wife, ^- bail, -le,/. {^lg-)\ savat,
-ti,/; potin, -ni,/.; g^rkarn,
-ni,/. = /. a bousewife, ^.;
&stri, -re,/ = /. a woman.
Wigr, s. see Peruke.
Wild, a, ranuot (also uuculti-
vated); ran in composition.
W. beast = murg, -ga, «.
Wilderness, s. ran, -na, n., or
&r%en, -nea, n. = l.d, desert;
molen, -lea, «. = /. a forest;
yeksuri saat, -te, /. or yek-
surai, -ye,y. = /. solitude.
Wildaees, s. ranuotpon, -na,
M.
Wile, s. inos(d), -sa, tn.
Wiie, I'. mo3(6) kir.
Wilful, a. 1. dbarun.
2, kbusen kello {or other parti-
ciple); zaimoQ kello; khu-
setso ; monabpurvok kello.
Wilfully, ad. 1. dharunayen.
2. kbuSen ; zaimon ; monabpur-
YOk.
WHfolness, s. dbaruitili, 'je,/.
Wilisess, s. n^gepon, -na, «.;
m5B(6}, -sa, m.
Will, s. l.khusi, -ee,/.; iCJSha,
'Siie,/.; asa, -se,/.
2. mornap&tr^, -ra, n.; moma-
8a3S.n, -na, «.; vlg. testa-
ment, -ta, m., fr.
Will, V. Dat. khusi asa = I.
desire {or will) is ; ase, or
asa k&r {G. i^.), or apeksi;
kbusi vor.
Willing, a. rs. into v.
Willingly, ad. khusieu, or khu-
sen; kbu3alayen=witb plea-
sure.
WillingrnesB, s. khusi, -Se, /;
kbusalai, -ye,/.; santos, -ea,
fa-
Wily, a. nadgo ; mosatso ; thakka-
gar.
Wimple, s. vol, 4i,/.
Win, V. jik; zait vor, obj, znd
Loc.\ z6d = I. obtain.
Winee, v. pati sAx.
Wind, s. 1. vEireiL, -rea, n.
2. vai, -ye, /. = /, flatulence,
(gas?).
Wind, V. l.vaz, an iustrameut;
funk. .
2.porti = ^ turn, c.ii. ^ porta,
n. v.\ boandai, c. v. ^bouS.
3. vol.
W. up (a watch) =tsavi di = /.
give the key, ch. cs.
Windlass, s. approx. iSikrij, -ra,
n.
Windmill, s. vareadantezi, -tea,
n.
„, „ L.oogic
Win
531
Wit
Window, s. vlg. za,n61, -la, «.,
fr.\ kitki -ke,/. {H.K.)
Window-shatters, s. vlg, z&ne-
laiSia baglan, pi. n.\ dar, -ra,
n.
Windpipe, s. aoknaii, -le,/.
Wittdy, a. vareatso.
Wine, s. dakaoteo rds, -sa, m.
Vilayetatso Boro, -rea, m.\
some say only soro=arrack:
vlg". vain or yiiin or vein,
-na, m.
Be given to w. = kop mar.
Winy, s. 1. pakato, -tea, m.
2./g. vanto, -tea, m.
S./g. (of a bailding), &nt&r
kud,-da,«.=fi;ir, a side-room.
Wink, s. 1. k^&p, -na, «. = a
moment.
2.hisaro, -rea, m. = a hint.
Wink,J'.d61e mod(6); hisarodi.
Winnow, v. l.vareakdi; v.dh&r;
vaBud; katai.
i./g. pariksa kfir.
Winter, s. see App. to IheKonk.-
Engl. Dictionary.
Wipe, -v. pus.
Wire, s. tJlnti, -te, /. = thick w. ;
aram,-mi,/. =thiQw.; B&ri,
-ye,/
Wisdom, s. bud, -di,/; zanivai,
-ye, /. ; somzoni, -ni, /., or
ii, -ye,/.; ginyan,
Wise, a. budivont-, vidyevont;
zanto; a&ktivont.
Wiaeaere, s. kapas budivont
(iron.); dfl^do.
Wish, s. khuSi, -Se,/.; ala, -So,
or &pek|i, -Se, /.
Wish, ^. khuSivor; aSe; iii&kar,
or &pek|i; khnii asa, Sb.
Dot.
Wisp, s. mut bh6r, (indecl.y, see
Bundle.
Wistful, a. jiv 86dn aSetolo,
Wit, s. 1. somzonkai, -ye,/
S.barikai, -ye,/= ^.thinness,
A-
To w. = monje.
Witch, J. gbadigarn, -ni,/
Witchreaftji. gbadi, -di,/; bbnl,
-li,/; phitispon, -na, «.; bol-
mefi sangfii samarthi, -the,/
yii\h, prep, 1, sangata (in com-
pany).
2.kMe or lagin (ia/. apud).
3. /«i/r. 0?- 2«;^ Loc, to show
manner.
^.Insir. to show instrument.
5. sometimes it is omitted and
expressed by the Dat., e, g,
I agree w. you = aufi tuka
voptan.
Withal, ad. s&it.
Withdraw, v. 1. kad, tr. v.
2.pati s&r, n,v.
Wither, v. sukai, c. v. of suk,
n. v.; ulpai = I. scorch.
Witlihold, V, pati dovdr; oak^
m6n.
Within, prep, 1 . bititr.
2. alt^i = {Lat. citrd) on this
side.
Within, W.bitar; bitarleSn; see
Gram.
Wit
Wor
Without, prep, l.bhiir {iiar.
bair but more correct bhair).
2.vi9 or vine.
3. gir&i; bb&rit, e.g, tt. neces-
sity; viroit, <?.^. DevaPutra
viroit kaints" r&tauok nan.
^.hy the neg. Ger. in -tanan
(witA verbs), e. g. w. doing
this = yen kfi.rinaatanan ; by
the neg, conditional.
WithBt&nd, V. 1. inkar k&r (Ace.)
2. Dat. adye.
Withy, see Wioker.
Witness, s. sSkSigar, -ril, m.
(the person); sakS, -3i, /.
(the act); saidi, -de,/.; go-
vai, -ye,/,, ol.
Witness, v. saks k&r or s. di.
Wittieiein, s. barikaisi.
Witty, a. barik; ceStai k&rtso
or 6e|tayo kartso.
Wizard, s. ghSdigar, -ra, m.;
pliitisponagar, -rfi, m.
Woe, s. l.(8Srgin) sirap, -pa,
m.; maldisann, -saTa, n.,/r.
2.auk, -ki,/.
Worul, a. dakest.
Wolf, s. sunefiYagat, -ta, «.; kol-
sunden, -dea, n.
Woman, s. astri, -re, /; bail,
-le,/; bailmiini8,-nse,/. (^/.
-Ban), vlg.
Womb, 5. ku3, -si,/ (used for
the w. of the Bl. Virgin);
p6t, -ta, «.
Wonder, s. Ajap, -pa, n. ; asfSSr-
yen, -yea, n. (var. &ts&ryen).
Wonder, v. ijap za (^c).
Wonderful, a. fijapatao.
Wont, s. BOToi, -ye,/.; rivaz, -ji,/.
Wont, a, rs. Dat. soroi aaa; so-
voyetso.
Wood, s. l.lankud, -kda, «. =
fire- wood.
2. rukad, -da, n, = timber.
3, ran, -na, n., or £irS,nen, -nea,
n.; molen, -lea, n.
Wooden, a. lankdatso; rukatso.
Wool, s. loun, love,/.
Word, s. 1 . utiir, -tra, «. = a pro-
mise also; sobd, -da, m.
2. bbas, -se,/ =s a promise.
3. riivaneii,-near,». = ^. a mesft-
age-
Send w. = k^&i.
Work, J. 1. vaur, -ra, m,
2. k&mi, -ne,/.; karjefi, -yeSy
R.; kiLrtuven,-Yea,».; kam,
-ma, n.
Work, V. vaur kilr, or vaur*;
kam kHr; gol; k&r; ts&l&i.
Workman, .r. l.vauradi, -dia, M.;
begari, -ria, m.; manai, -y&,
m.; kulkar,-ra,fff.sa coolie.
2. atari, -ria, m. = an artisan v
lovJir, -r4, «., in iron.
Workshop, s. mand, -da, m.
World, s. 1. Bftufisar, -ra, «.
^■/g- manseku}, -}a, ».
Worldly, a. s&afisaratso or s&un-
Bar§,ntlo.
Worm, 5. 1. kido, -dea, m.; kid,
-di,/., small. [men.
2. d6nt, -i&, m.:^vr. found in
3. gSrindol, -li, m.
Worm, V. V. out a secret = k^.
Wor
Wri
Worry, v. z&l&i, c. v.; see Tease.
Worse, a. comparat. o/yad (&dliik
p., eic); past.
Worship, s. ii5,ma.8lcar, -ra, m.;
puz&, -je, /., used esp. of
idols.
Worship, ?'. nfLm&skark&r; puza
kar or biz, used esp. of
idols.
Worshipper, s. n&m&skEr kar-
tolo.
Wort, s. taD, -ni, «.
Worth, a. favo (tndecl.), or fevo-
to (decl.), or favo zallo; Yaz-
bi = /. coQTenient.
Is w. = mdl asa, or m61 p6dta,
ch. cs., or lagta = /. is at-
tached, ch. cs.
Worthily, ad. Svote jinsin.
Worthless, ad. mdlaatullo; see
UselesB.
Wonnd, s. ghai,-ya, m.; zHkhfiin,
-khme,/.
Wound, ». 1. ghai (u/- zikham)
k&r ; ghaye, n, v.
^.fg. dukai.
Wrangile, v. z&g&d.
Wrap, z'. gutlai^enTelop; bitir
ghiil; damp.
Wrapper, s. I. poteu, -tea, n.
2. mokfEirdo, -dea, »i. (of pa-
per).
Wtath, s. ts^avot rag, -ga, m.\
krod, -da, m.
Wreak (Teng:eano8), v. (farikpon)
kane.
Wreath, V. rev6d ghal, or rendai ;
t61.
Wreath, s. kopM, -la, «. = gar-
land, which set.
Wreck, v. f6d {pass. fut).
Wreck, s. tftrra^eQ futap, -tpa,
n.
Wrench, v. 1. kad; Tod.
2. reudai.
Wrest, V. 1. kad.
2. reudai.
Wrestle, v. z^gfld ; pr^yataQ
kar.
Wretched, a. 1. dublo, o;- dur-
bS,lo, or nirbhagi, i>rbhikari,
or kirkol or upainatijllo.
2. pad.
Wretchedness, s. bhikarpon, -na,
«., used esp. ^y" moral -wr.;
kirkoIai,-ye,/,ei'<;.; nirbbag-
pon, -na, «.
Wriggle, ». reudai.
Wring, v. revod ghal.
Wrinkle, J. miri, -ye,/.
Wrist, s. monkut, -ta, «.
Writ, s. p6trf^, -tra, «.; bflrap,
-rpa, «.
Holy Writ = pivitrij pustak,
-kfl, n.
Write, V. b^rM.
Writer, s. I. b&rpi, -pia, /«., or
b^rfiitolo.
2.gamJl8t, -ta, m. = a, clerk;
se^&i, -Q&i, M. = an account-
keeper.
3. gr&nthak&rt, -ta, m. = an
author.
WritlnjTr ^- 1. barS,p, -rpil, ».
2. p^trij, -tr&, ».
Wro
Yok
VroaSt ''- 8&manatij,llo ; tsuk;
you are wr. = tuji tsuk.
Wrouff, s. 1. tsuk, -ki,/.
2.badilrk, -ka, ». = /. barm.
3. akmiin, -na, m. = I.
4. Dashilkk^, -ka, ».
Wrong:, V. &kiii8n kir.
Wroth, a. (ragaa) zalteo; bhoa
ragiit.
Wry, a. vankdo.
Tftcht, s. kbasalayeiSen tarun,
-rva, n.
Tam, .1. iSinefi, -nea, n.
Yard, s. l.&ngan, -gnS, «. =
a courtyard.
2.var, -n,/., a measure.
3. kamp, -pa, «., e.^". a church-
yard,^.
Tarn, s. 1 . aut, -ta, n. = I. thread.
2./g: lamb k&tha, -the,/.
Tawn, s. zambai, -ye,/.
Tawn, V. zambai kad.
Ye, ^on. tumin.
Yea, oi/. voi"; see Nay.
Year, s. 1 . vSrs, <jr Tors, -sa, «.
2. isvi, -ye,/. «5^(/ (?«/ji tf/"the
years after Christ.
Last y. = porufi, -run.
The y. before last = porufi.
This y. = &undan, or andun,
-dun.
Next y. = phndan, -dan.
Yearly, a. T3,rsaT&rsa:t30.
Yearly, ad. varaaTfi-rsa.
Yearn, v. laie, Z)at.
Yearning, s. laleunen, -nea, n.
Yeast, see Ferment
Yell, ». b6b mar.
Yell, s. b6b, -be,/.
Yellow, a. l.&IduTO.
2. pSrntro.
Yellowish, a. ilduvoso.
Yelp, see Bark.
Yeoman, s. yokal, -kla, m.
Yes, ad. l.voi" (oi").
2.zait = /. it willbe done, vary
well.
3. repeal the sentence or merely
the verb as in Latin.
Yeeterday,<3^-,<7-kal, ad.; kaltso,
a.; 'kaltso altar ^z last Sun-
day'.
The day before y. = p6r.
Yet, conj. ad. 1. ani, -i; sa
Gram.
2. zaleari; t&ri; see Gram.; a-
zun; often omitted.
Yield, -v. l.di.
2.sodua di.
3. by c. V.
4. p§ti s&r.
Yielding, see Comply.
Yoke, s. zua, zuva, n.
Yoke, v. baud.
Yon.
Zon
Yonder, a. to.
ToBder, ad. th∈ laginta.
Tore (of y.)> '^'^- ^°t '^ ^°
parrin, or adiii magia.
Too, pron. tun («»f.), tumin
Toiuij',a. tJLrn&to.
Tonnff, ^. pU, -lA, n.
Jam, pron. tuzo {sing.), tnmtso
Tonth, i. 1. tiLrnati pirai, -ye,_/^
2. bui^o, -gea, m.\ tilrnato mil-
□is, -uSa, m.
Zeal, i. urba, -be,/.; nmalo, -lea,
»i. = I. fervour, fg.; sud-
Budai, -ye,/., «. c; asa, -Se,
/- '
Ze&lous, a. urbeTOnt, or ui-best;
aaetso.
Zenitii, s. kliamadya, -ya, m.,
«. «. (iitnj. J/r. C«.) ; ants-
Buat, -te,/.
Zero, .f. souneii, -nea, n.
Zine, -r- kg,pursutti^, -ta, n.
Zone, 5. 1. band, -da, m.; .f^tf
Girdle.
2. bbag, -ga, fn. = /. division.
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APPENDIX I.
SOME OF THE PRINCIPAL MEDICINES OF
THIS COUNTRY.
Abnu preoatorins, gunji or gnr-
gunji.
Aoaoia artbioa, kbairaruk or
katzuruk.
Acajon, kaz.
Aoalipbabetiilina, dudiyacen p&u.
Ao&lipha indica, kareteS.
Aobie, patsu.
Aohiranthes aapera, kantomogro.
Aoorns calamns, Toik&nd.
AJlantlias ezoelsa, kam&l.
Allium HatiTitm (Garlio), losun.
Aloes littoralia, lolis^r.
Alum, p^tki (I'/f. ph&tki) or
patik^r.
Ammonia, Hydrocblorate of, it^-
vasagre.
Anamirta ooocnlas (Fr. Coque
du Levanf), kakai pMl.
Andracbne oadishaw, gadph&l
ruk.
Andropogon nardus, takat&n.
Andiopo^u muricatuB, l.bannar-
la; 2.kaFmaIo.
Andropogon shoeuanthns, ga^ie-
ren tin.
Aniseed, sep.
Antimouium, surmaun.
Arakalekai, karekai.
Arakalekai mirobalan, ardo.
Arakalek&i emblic, ayalo.
Argemone, dutreaCen zad, or
dutro.
Aristdoobia, sapsikadul, or ka-
dap3,I.
Arrow-root, kuvea pit.
Arsenic iim, B&akpasan.
AspalathoB indica, buinaaring.
Aepaiagus saimentosns, satav&r.
Assa fffitida, liing-
Barleria longifolia, niruko.
Basil io, tul^.
BasBia longifolia, aanel.
Bent-grass {Fr.Chicndenl) , karkl.
Bergera KoenigU, karben (kar^
bea?).
Bismutb, k&pursut.
Bole (Annenian), kavi fator, or
saDgau.
Borax, daunkar.
Bryona, ph&lsa ph&l.
Bryonia gtandis, Cirputli or 6ir-
put.
Bntea frondosa, mutak.
Caohou, kfitsu.
Calomel, roskS,rpur.
Calopliylliuninophillnm,h&ngiini?
Calyptrantbes, zomli sal.
Campkoia, kapur.
Cardamomum, ve| or yfel.
I.., ...lA-oogk-
Cassia, kakae.
Doliclios, poit kazurkuU.
Cassia alata, agse.
Kryothroxylou, deudar, or tup-
Cassia tora, kadu-knli.
deudar.
Cassia anrieiilata, nankfer.
Euphorbia, nivalkandefi, orkaiii.
Castor-oil, yendefien ty.
Flaoourtia, saliapMrij.
Citrus medica, limbo.
Poenum graecuin, meti.
Cleome, khaulo.
Gardenia, marg.
Clove, layang.
Oeatiana, nelbeu.
Coloquintides, s^ngmi.
Ginger, sunt, or alen.
Convolvnlna, cikai.
Guilandina, gazug, or g&zgo.
Copper-sttlphate, mailtnt.
Onm, gond, or dendiga men.
Coriander, kaopir or kotomir.
Helleborus, katukarohin.
Crataeva marmelos, vondo kudo.
Hibieous, sauri ruk.
Creyat, jireta kadi.
Hyperanthera, mogga ruk.
Croton, yapal
Lanrus cassia, {Fr. Cannelle),
Cubeba piper, g&ndmen&s, or
dal5ini; or tikkesal.
balmirio.
Linseed, sdri.
Cuonrbita citrullns, kuvalo.
Magnesia, baireCefi mit.
Cnmiuum, jiren.
Pomegranate, da}imb.
Cnrcnligo, tigde
Saflton, hSlM.
Curcuma, &lat.
Silver-nitrate, kadikar.
Cynanchum, kasal.
Sulphur, gandop.
Dalbergia, aamui.
Tamarind, amsan.
Date, khazur.
Tea, fia.
Datura, dutar, or dutro.
Tobacco, durapan.
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APPENDIX II.
CERTAIN DISEASES.
Apoplexy, r^gtaiSi pida, or ra,gat
Asthma, Us, -ei,/.
Boil, l.fdd, -da, m.
S.keBoH, -le,/.
Bnras, ul6py, -Ipa, m.
Oancer, maDpuIi, -je,/.
Chicken-pox, kotle, -lean, tn, pi.
Cholera, sirairi, -re,/
Con^ation, rSgtas&uk&t, -(£, n.
CoDstipation, CoBtirenesB, ex-
pressed by <b&nd = bind'.
Conanrnption, khevad, -di,/.
Contusion, expr. by 'jezar', see
also Dictionary.
ConvQlsione, kamp, -pi, /.\ vodi,
-din,/ pi.
Coug^h, khonkli, -le, /.; usm6d,
-di,/, (suffocation).
Croup, guntan, pi. n.
Diarrhea, utkade, -dea, n.
Dislocation, l.by the v. adan
ving^ B^rleant.
S.khiii-nikiliei.
Dropsy, nalkut, -ta, n.
Dyaentery, r>a&en zilram, -rma,
Elephantiasis, ^sti pai.
Fainting, jint (taJcii jint marli).
FeTer, tap, -pa, m., or z6r, -rs,
m.
Oiddiness, gurol, guuli,/.
Gont, vaklafi, pi,, n.
Gripes, muddonen, -nea, n.
Headaohe, t&kle6i fodapod, -di,
/•
loflanunation, uldp, -Ipa, m.
Itoh, khorfiz, -rji,/
Jaundice, kalkiii, -ye,/.
King's evil, k9.ntmS}, -la, n.
Leprosy, k6d, -da, n.
Looseness, hagon, -ni,/
Ueasles, ururen, -rea, n.
ICnrnps, keppaten, -tea, n.
Palsy, arifii pida, -de,/,, or ar,
-ri,/.
Rheumatism, l.kelCi pida.
2. vat, -ta, m.
Bing-worm, dad, -di,/
Small-pox, bolnik, -ke,/.
Snake-bite, mar, -ra, m.
Tetanus, s&ndvai, -ye,/
Tooth-ache, dantafii duk, -ki,/,
or dantadnk.
Worms, d6nt, -tS., m.
Wound, ghai, -ya, m.
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APPENDIX III.
NAMES OF RELATIONSHIP.
1. Father, bapui; -pai, m.
2. Hotlier, avoi, -voi,/.
3. Son, putrij, -ra, w., or put,
-ta, m.
4. Danghter, du, -ve,/.
5. Brother, bhau, bhavft, m.
6. Sister, boin, -ni,_/-
7. arand-father, iizo, -jeg, m.
8. Grand-mother, aji, -je,/
9. Nephew, putoyo, -yea, m.
(sou of a brotber); bMso,
-Sea, m. (son of a sister).
10.' Niece, duudi,-de,/.(aaugbter
of a brother), ba6i, -iSe, /
(daughter of a sistor).
U. Graiid-iiephew,iiatn,-tua,M.
12. Orand-niece, nat, -ti,/.
13. Uncle, baplyo, -yea, m. (a
brother of tbe father); mau-
lo, -lea, m., or mhrn, -ma,
m. (a brother of tbe mother).
U, Annt, mavoln, -ni, /. (a
sister of the father); mausi,
-se,y. (a sister of the mother);
mami, -ye,/; (tbe wife of a
maternal uncle).
15. Cousia,»».(bapul)bhau, -va,
m. (the child of a brother);
mausi bbaa = tbe child of a
sister.
16. Cousin,/, mausi boin, -Bii,/.
17. Fatlier-in-law,mann,-aTa,M.
18. Kother-in-law, main, -ain,/
19. Son-in-law, zavoin, -viya, /«.
20. Daughter-in-lawjsnng.-ne,/
21. Brother-in-law, miuno, -nea,
tn.
22. Sister-in-law, n&n&nd, n&o-
de, /. (a sister of the hus-
band); miuni, -ne, /. (a
sister of the wife).
23. Yei,-ya,«»., flr Yen, -ni,/ =
tbe father or mother of a
bride and bridegroom.
24. Sadu, -dva, m. = tha hus-
band of a sister-in-law.
25. N&ndayo, -yea, m. = tbe
husband of 'n&ri&nd'.
26. Bavoz, bauje, / — the wife
of a brotber.
27. Bavo, -vea, m. = an elder
brother of tbe husband.
28. Derij, -ra, wi. = a younger
brother of the husband.
29. Fagur m&uii = a brother of
the father-in-law.
30. Fagur main = the wife or
sister of 'fagur maun'.
31. Qreat-grandohild, pontur,
-ra, n.
32. areat-jTeat-^andohild, sen-
tur, -ra, «.
33. The child of 'Senear,' katrur,
-ra, «.
L.oogic
APPENDIX IV.
THE MOST COMMON CHRISTIAN NAMES.
Adam, Adauii, -ud.
Agatha, Agdu, -du.
Alexander, Alesand&r, -dri, or
Aleseodry, -ri.
Alexis, Ales, -sa, vlg. Also, -sea-
Ambrose, Ambroz, -z&.
Anaatasia, Anastin, -ni,/.; if a
girl, -na, «.
AnastasinB, Anast, -sta.
Andrew, Aiidrii, -ru.
Angelina, AojeS, -jea.
Ansa, Anne, -ne,(-nea), orkaxvi,
-ni.
Antonia, Antone, -ne;^t>/, -nea.
Anthony, Anton, -ni.
Aagnstine, Agustin, -ni; vlg.
Gustin, -ni, or Gnsto, -tea.
Balthasar, Baltu, -tu.
Barnabas, Bornn, -nn.
Basil, Bajil, -la.
Beiyamin (Beniamin), slg. Benjmi,
-mi.
Bernard, Bernard, -da. '
Bonaventnre, Intru, -ru, or Bo-
' vintra.
Csjetan, K&itan, -nil.
Cama, Kamil, -1&.
Catharine, Katarin, -ni, {girl,
-na); vlg. Eottni, -tru.
Ceoilia, Sesil, -la.
Celestine, Selestin, -na,
Clara, Klar, -ri, {girl, -ra); vlg.
Kalar, -ra.
Conoeption, Koni^esaun, -sava;
vlg. Konfies, -si, {girl, -sa).
Cjprian, Siprian, -na.
Daniel, Danoel or Daniel, -li.
David, David, -da.
Diego, Dieg, -ga {or Diggu,-gu).
Dominga, Dumgi, -ge, or Diim-
gen, -ni {girl, -na).
Domingo, Doming, -ga.
Dnloina, Dulben, -be; ^»>/,-bea.
Emilian, Milian, -ni ; girl, -na.
Esperanoe, Esperas, -sa.
Elia, Elias, -sa.
Emmanael, Manuel, -li.
Ere, Yev, -ve.
Fanstin, Faustin, •na, or -ni.
Felieiana, FeliSan, -na.
Fiorina, Flor, -ra, or Fnla, -la.
Fraaolfl, FraBk,-8ka; vlg. Forso,
-se&.
Franoisoa, FranCiska, or Forsi,
Oabriel, Gabriel, -la; I'/^.Gabru,
-bra.
flaspar, Gaapar -ri.
Oracia, Gorsu, -sa; if joined to
Marj = Gra6 Mari, -rie.
Gregory, Gregor, -ra, or -ri.
Helena, Helen, -na.
Ignatia, Insu, -bu.
Ign&tioB, Inas, -sa.
Iliana, Ilian, -ni, (-na), or Ila,
-Itt.
lubdl, Zftbel, -li, igirl, -IS).
juuB, J&kob,-ba, or J&ku, -kn.
Jane, Zufia, 'Hi, (girl, •&&).
Joaohim, J&kki, or Jokki, -ki, /.
Joha, Zuaun, -uii.
Joseph, Zoze, -ze.
lAUrns, Lazar, •ra ; vlg. L&drn,
-dru.
LanreBoe, Lorso, -sea, (-fieS), or
Lores, -sa.
Lewis, Lnia, -sS.
Lnoy, Lu8, -si, (-aa), vlg. LujcD,
-jea.
Louisa, Luisa, -se.
Kagdalen, Magdalen, -oi; vlg.
Morn el (shortened frofn
Mary Magdalen).
Mary, M&ri, -ye, [girl, -ya).
■artha, Martu, -tu.
■artia, Mortin, -ni.
ICatthew, Motea, -sa.
■erdana, Mersen, -ni {girl,
-na).
Hiobael, MiDget, -li.
Konica, Monka or Moka, -ku.
Natalia, N&tu, -to; Natal, -1ft.
HioholaStNiklann, -ftnS, or Nika,
-ka.
Paseoal, F&skn, -ku.
Pasooala, Faeken, -ke, (j^i>/,-kea).
Paol, Paal, -la, or -1&.
Peter, Pedra, -ru.
PhiUp, FUip, -pa.
Pbilippa, FUpi, -pi {girl, -pe).
Baohel, Bake], -li, {girl, -lli).
Retina, Bejin, -ci, {girl, -n&).
Bita, Rita, -ta {girl, -ta).
Boqne, Bokki, -ki.
Bose, Boz, -zi {girl, -za).
Boeaiio, Bozar, or Buzar, -ri.
Sabina, Sobin, -na.
Salvador, Salvador, -th ; vlg.
Saldor, -rft.
Sebaetian, Sebastiaafi, -aS, or
Bastiaun, -un.; vlg. Boeto.
Sebastiana, Bastian, -ni.
Serapbina, Serpin, -ni, {girl,-aS.).
S^veater, Sila, -la.
Simon, Simauc, -ufi.
Tbomae, Thomas, -sa.
Valentine, Valentin, -nft.
Xavier, Saver, -ra.
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General Oorreetloiu.
1. The past participle ending is -llo preceded by u, shoQld
have y instead of a.
2. The sign G.M.,G.F.,ovG,N.\ms sometimes been omitted.
Wbeneyer, in translating the Eonkani verb literally, weshoald
use the Genitive, as a rale the sign should have been inserted;
see Gram. p. 53, n. 6.
3. The Infinitive in -sunk should be -annfc*.
4. Th&in should be always th&in".
5. Naifi always nftifi" (no).
6. The nasal sound n is missing in some words, especially
in neuter nouns.
7. Oi or voi should be voi" (yes).
8. Pois should be pois* (far).
Fartlcnlar Corrections-
Corrige:
Abbey
converts
convents
Abscond
n.u.
n.v.
Accordance
p&nnane iisa
pilrmane
Acerbity
amsani
amsan
Addicted
piyeuirk = /.
piyeunk 1. =
Aerometer
vereamap
vareamap
Agent
m.G.
m.
suater tsSltolo
G. saater ts<olo
Aggregate
if
is
A'Oogk-
Errata:
Corrige:
Under Alarm, s.
akantiiSi
akantaei
„ Alter, 2.
or bM&l
or badai
„ Anxiety
fiintng
6inta
After Ascetic insert Ascribe, v. I. lai, e.^.
a crime. 2.gunyai
kar kar. 3. gal.
Under Ashamed
lermetan
Serme
„ Ashore
tsdi
tadi
Baptize
vig.:
•.■vlg.
Because
keteak
kiteak
Blister, 2.
ol.
vl.
Brown
V.
a.
Burial
morn
m6rn
„ Castor
jendi5en
yendeiSefi
yendel tel
yendel
„ Chance
patiyeoin
patieni
„ Changeable
b^filtso
badiiltso
Chase, s.
sikar
gikar
Cherish
tsl&i
tsai&i
„ Condense
aul-
auiai,c.7'. yaui"
Depress
■j£-
,/*■■;
Devote
G.M.
belongs to prayog
kar.
„ Disinherit
nivrai
nisrai
Dissatisfaction
feel pain.
feels pain.
disappoval
disapproval
Distress, s.
&pr&d
&pad
Doubtless
dubau vornatullo
dubauvornasta-
nan
Earnest, a.
fervently, ch. cs.
fervent.
„ Efficacious
effect
to effect
„ . Endear
mog(6)
m6g(6)
„ Event
zirtar, if.
zartar=if.
Ewe
bokri
hailo bokro
„ Exercises
exercise
duty
„ Expel
nivrai
nisrai
„ Experiment
paryatan
prayatan
„ Expiration
36dne
s6dDi
A'OogIc —
Errata:
Corrige:
Fickle
b&d<80
lUaltso
FiU, 2.
bh6r
bli6r
Firework
kh&znec
kMzne
Firmament
akae
akas
Flabby, Flaggy
bautao
bauntso
Flagstaff
-tea
bauteakatei
Fluently
B&dil;8&d8ft4it.
B&dil z&uni 8&d-
a&dit z&un.
Go (Go abroad)
bftrpftr
gadpar
Grown up
yadayol, -li,/.
vadavol
Homelees
ghar-
ghkr—
Immediately after
nprflt&ts
uprfint&ts
Indifferent, 3.
ts&strainStuUo
ts&trainfitijillb
Indulgent
G. F.
omit it
Inexcusable
nain
— n&in
Infatuate
^pisa
ij/'pisau
Inflate
get puffed up
puff up
Landlord
(possessor of gar-
; (possessor of
dens);
gardens)
MaUgn
calamities
calumnies
Marry
Prs. Dot.
Prs. Cm.
Material, a.
as expressing the
idea of a false
religion
omit
Milleped
/s-
/■
Misshappen
Misshappen
Misshapen
Molest
lisU
z&l&i
Necklace
pi. B6r
//. 86r
Paunch
-poska^)
-poskafo
Perjury
soput
fotsopnt
Physiognomy
indicationB.
inclinations.
Pole
fitriia
perlica
Porch
tiiicUii, -^yi, n.
tsaudi, -de,/.
Prate
get
give
Recant
had
kad
Recommend
G. F.
belongs to SipS-
r&ak&r
A'OogIc
£rrala:
Corrige:
Qde
r Refuge
s&eai
s&hai
Retail
V.
s.
^
s.
a.
Rule
nem (6)
nem (6)
Smack, v.
di = /. gire
kapghe = /. take
Solicitude
fiintna, -ne
iSinta, -te
Spot
atantso
fitants
Stair
ma^jeiSen
maliyeein
Steamer
ag
ag(ni)
Strain, v.
lekaTort kfir
lekaTOrto kir or
tasd
Tepidity
unibh&kt
W^-. alaai, -ye,/.
Terror
bh&;ak&r
bh&y&nk&r
Tinkle, muye
ielong-s to Tingle, and for Tinkle put
gha^gMn.
Trouble
tondre, //. «.
tondre, pi. m.
Unchangeable
b&d&lnaoso
b&dalnaiiso
Year
The year before
The year before
the last =-porun.
last = porarun.
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DICTIONAEY
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PREFACE
The Author would warn the reader not to consider this
Eonkani-SngUsh Dictionary as by any means a complete one.
Indeed, it is only the radical forms of words, and a very few
derived words, that he has seen proper to insert for the present.
Many words, to be found in the English-Konkani Dictionary,
&B also, almost all negative forms, compound words, many re-
galarly deriTed words, and others not in common use, especially
abstract terms, have been omitted. Moreover, a number of
foreign words, which abound in Konkani, have not been insert-
ed, partly because they are evidently no part of the language
properly so called, partly because their meanings are sufficiently
dear without explanation: some of them, however, have been
retained on account of their general and long continued use.
Where the English translation of a Konkani word has been
felt to be ambiguous, an example has often been added, thus
giving, at least, one of the uses of the word. The different
forms, which are exceedingly numerous, though not the vulgar
corruptions of a word, have been indicated, but only occasionally,
so that the reader may experience some difficulty, perhaps, in
finding, at once, the word he wants. However, if he cannot
find a word written with 1) &, initial or otherwise, 2) a non-
aspirated consonant, 3) the letters y or v, 4) a vowel without h,
let him look under 1) o, 2) the aspirated consonant, 3) the
letters e or o respectively, 4) the letter h, and vice-versa.
In writing Eonkani the Author has adhered as etrictly as
possible to the rule that every letter shoald represent a distinct
and iBTariable sound. This is especially true of the vowel-
sounds. Thus &a, in, on, ki, U, ei are all distinct sounds, arising
from the combination of the different vowels represented. Hence
also such words as a&vnn, Invan, Dot, the common forms, have
been written zfinn, Insn, Den respectively. The same principle
has gaided him in transliterating into Roman and Canareae
characters; indeed, it has led to the introduction of several
modifications of the Canarese alphabet, and some attempt at
approximation to the Maratbi, the proper alphabet of Eonkani.
Thus eA instead of the Marathl ''Tf = 0-3 = ai has been used: and
&9!n], e;cro etc. have been adopted in preference to fSt^, tf^ etc.
Id the Marathi, an should come before ak, alphabetically; bat as
this would necessitate too great a deviation from the adopted
Canarese order, the Canarese arrangement has been kept on this
point. About these modifications, see Grammar pp. 312, 428.
Further qSj* is rendered by y, or e, or i as pronunciation and
distinction of declension requires; thus, ea shows 3rd declension,
i&, 2nd declension, in Canarese both ciiss. The nasal sound o
is generally rendered in the middle of a word by u, not by n,
for the sake of simplicity; so also c^, t^ are often rendered by
ye, vo.
Some words will be found to be written not very exactly; the
short vowel, for example, may be o^n found used for a long
one. The settling of this point is one which requires considera-
tion and more time than the Author has been able to give to it.
As regards the meanings of the Eonkani words, the Author
has confined himself to those which are in present use among
the people, omitting all that the word may have in languages
akin to Eonkani. Consequently this Eonkani-English Diction-
ary is to be considered only as a supplement or appendix to
the English-Eonkani Dictionary, a means to show the diffefie^ce
of similar words, and a reference in doubtful cases, rather than
as even a passably complete Dictionary, In a future edition,
if it please God, many improrements and additions may be
made. More particularly, some most common words, wbicb are
to be found indeed in the EDgliBh-Koukani Dictionary, but have
unfortunately been overlooked in the transcription of the
Eonkani-English manuscript, might, in such a case, be very ad-
vantageously inserted.
It only remains to add that the Dictionary has been drawn
up with reference mainly to the Konkani as spoken by Chris-
tians. Some attention has been paid also to the Konkani as
spoken by the non-Christian Hindus, not, however, to such an
extent as to enable the reader to know all the differences that
exist between the two branches.
:, October 1888. A. F. X. M., S. J.
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Application of Roman Characters to the
Konkani Alphabet (Lepslus* system), and Alphabetical
order of Canareee.
* = the sign of the absence of
a vowel.
" = ij, half a TOwel.
a & = closed a, nearly like a
in about, sometimes more,
aometimes less closed: often
nearly 6.
1 a = open, common a.
j a = long open a, nearly like
a in far.
'0.1 = short i, as i in thin.
■S 1 = long i, as i in police.
era u = short u, oj u in full._
truBu = long u, <» u in rule.
^ e = short e, as e in effort,
^ e = long e, as ea in swear.
O ei = ei in albeit.
tj o =s short 0, as o in not.
lo 0 = long 0, as o in vote.
C ou or au = ou in house ap-
proximately.
Q n, nasal sound, like au in-
distinct n.
% vocalized h.
^ k = c iM calendar.
*u kh = the same aspirated.
ri g = g in gallow.
^Jj gh = the same aspirated.
20 ng = a very guttural and
nasal g.
^ S = ch in chapter.
^ Cb = the same aspirated.
S ts = the sounds of t and s
combined.
^ tsh = the same aspirated.
ti j=j in Japan, but thinner.
d^jh = the same aspirated.
u z = s in nasal.
^zb 1= the same aspirated.
■SP gn = ny in banyan.
U \ = cerebral t.
ij th =: the same aspirated.
li d = cerebral d.
:^ db = the same aspirated.
re B = the cerebral n.
^ t = the common t.
ql tb = tbe same aspirated.
d d = the common d.
tjS dh = the same aspirated.
^ n = tbe common n.
sJ p = the common p.
^ ph = the same aspirated.
&j b = tbe common b.
jjj bh = the same aspirated.
si) m = the common m.
aijy = y in yam.
S r = the common r.
e) 1 = tbe common 1.
^ f = the common v.
^ 3 = a palatal s, or English
ah.
^ S = a cerebral s.
TJ s = acommon s, as in salute.
•So b, as in harangue.
^ 1 = a cerebral 1.
^ ks^aLatiu x, as in appen-
dix.
Directions for the use of this Diotlonary.
1. To express certain diphthongs, besides the Canarese -^=
fii and "^ = on, some other new combinations have been intro-
duced, e.g. «^, e^, estfu, eefu, -"ero, -•??«, -"j^, -'jsefu- As, in
Canarese, -*^ comes after ■'^'^ , and"^ after "*j8?^> so by ana-
logy, all diphthongs have heen put after the combinations of the
Towel with all consonants. Thus after O^. follow e^, aefu,
after asf foUow «^, wsro etc The difference between -"JSvu
and*^ is that in the first the two vowels are pronounced almost
as two distinct sounds; in the second the two vowels join in one
sound. As will be seen, the short diphthongs are put before
the combinations of the long vowels with the consonants; so -*s%
comes before -*jafg* etc. But -^ and"^ are always put after
-*?5^ and ""^f^ as the Canarese alphabet reciuires.
Alphabetically, o = fi comes before '5*, ' and" before all
Towels. For the alphabetical order of the rest, see the table.
2. ' is not transliterated; hence sometimes the alphabetical
order in Roman type, by an unavoidable necessity, is not perfect'
3. Generally the accent is upon the last, in case of a
diphthong, upon the first vowel; if there be any exception, " is
put after the accented syllable; thus pois" has the accent upon
i, ba''ra upon ha.
4. ' and ' which sometimes are put above a vowel, show a
closed (') or open (') vowel. The signs have been used only in
some more doubtful cases ; for the other words not marked, it
is to be observed that e and o of the last syllable in words of
the 2nd declension are always open in neuter, closed in mascu-
line nouns. 0, e and en of the last syllable in words of the
3rd declension, singular and nominative plural, are open; for
the rest, there can be no fixed rule.
5. Of the Nouns the Nominatives have been given. The
syllable put after them with a hyphen, is the last syllable of
the Original case, from which the declension may be known. To
remove all difficulties, the last letter also of the word to which
that termination is to he added has been put down, e.g. bor,
■ -ra = Nom. bor, Ortg. horS, Observe, that if the last letter to
X DmEonoKS.
which that termination is to he added, is n or i, then a is written
in that syllable as t, i as y. So t^n, -ii = Iton, ifovB; apuibii^
-70 = aptulAi, apoib&ye. In some cases where the Original
is identical with the Nominative, the last syllable in the Original
ia simply repeated. So if to a Noun ending in 1 or ti is added
-1 or -ti, this means that the Original is the Nominative, e.g'.
aboli, -11, = gboli, aboli
6. Of the Verbs, the root has been given. This is found in
the 2nd person singular Imperative, except in a very few verbs
such as Bomza, bo^si, porta, elc, the Imperatives of which are
respectively Bom&s, bogos, porit eic.
7. Of the Adjectives of three terminations, only the mascu-
line has been given.
8. The Postpositions govern the Original, with the exception
of pJLriuit, mo^asilr, which govern the Nominative, and id, virodh,
which govern the Dative.
9. The nasal sound o in the middle of a word and ^ are
transliterated by n for the sake of simplicity ; hut n correspond-
ing to (j must he pronounced distinctly as a pure n, e.g: a in
iahov. In some cases such an s has been pointed out by a
hyphen (-) between n and the following letter. In other cases
this pure n may be known either by the alphabetical order, or
from the Eanarese. N corresponding to the Canarese o is pro-
nounced n or m (nasal) according to the position. The same
hyphen between g and n (g-n) shows that g and n form two
distinct sounds, as in the Canarese rl
10. " half a vowel, should have been uniformly written g,
but this loop has not always been given.
11. Fh is pronounced sometimes f, sometimes like an aspira-
ted p, as practice will teach.
12. The abbreviation n. c. has not been put after some words,
even though these are not in common use ; this is especially true
of abstract words.
13. The different figures (1. 2. 3 ...) show different mean>
ings of the same word: a semicolon distinguishes synonyms.
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Abbreviatlona.
a. or adj. = adjective.
A£c. = Accusative, t. e. governs
the Accusative.
ad. or adv. = adverb.
6ei. =■ better,
c. V. = causative verb.
Cm, or Can. = Ganarese, t. e.
taken from Canarese.
cb. = chapter.
ch. cs. = change construction.
Comm. or Cm. = Communicative
case, i. e. Original wtVA liU
gin or k&de; s^ Gram. p.
219.
con, = conjunction,
correl. = correlative.
corrupt. = corruption,
crc. = circumlocution.
D. or Dat. = Dative,
Diet. = Dictionary.
decl. = declinable.
Dim. = diminutive.
e.g: = for example.
esp. = especially.
ex, s exactly,
F. ov/. = feminine gender.
^. = figurative, ».e, meaning.
/r. = foreign word, t. e. of Eu-
ropean origin, especially
Portuguese ; sometimes how-
ever this sign has been omit-
ted.
G. = Genitive.
G. M., G. F., G. N. = Genitive
masculine,Genitive feminine.
Genitive neuter, i. e. the ob-
ject moat be converted into
an adjective; see Gram. pp.
II and 51.
Gram. = Grammar.
H. K. = used exclusively or es-
pecially by the Hindu Kon-
kans.
h. w. = high word.
Hind. = Hindustani word, i. e.
taken from Hindustani.
Imperat, = Imperative.
ini. = interjection.
//, 1= Italian.
Jian. or Kn. = Kanarese word.
Konk, = Konkanism.
I, = literal, i. e. translation.
Lai. = Latin.
Z^c. = Locative case, i, e, the
word governs Loc; see Gram,
p. 10.
M. or ;n,= masculine gender.
ntn, = meaning or it means.
Mr. = Marathi, i. e. word taken
from Marathi,
mt, = metaphorical meaning.
N. or «. = neuter gender.
iV. or Nom. — Nominative.
«.£.= not common; butthissign,
where evidently superfluous,
as in the case of many ab-
stract and high terms, has
been omitted.
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ABDBETIATIOKB.
neg./orm = 1. negative form of
tjie word, or 2. negative con-
Btraction.
n. u. B not naed vord, i. e. a
word which might be used,
yet ia not on account of
the ancultiTated state of
the language.
«. V. = neuter verh.
0. or Or. = Original case, see
Gram. p. 11.
^j. = object, as <9i5/. D. = the
object mnst be pot in the
Dative.
{^ens. = ofifensiTe.
opp. or oppos. = opposite.
01. = old or obsolete word.
P. = Part.
^ari. =■ participle.
pass. = passive.
phit. s= philosophically.
pi. = plural.
Postp. or Pstp. = Postposition.
j*f , fg. = properly and figura-
tively.
pro. otpron, = proooan.
Prs. = Person, c. ^. /Vj. Z)a/.
= person to be pat in Dative.
r. or rar. = rare word.
rl. or rel. = word used in reli-
gious matters.
rs. = resolve into, e.g. rs, a. =
resolve (the substantive etc.)
into an adjective.
;. 3= substantive.
Sanskr, = Sanskrit.
SS. = Subject, e.g. Sd. D. ^ the
subject to be put in the
Dative.
sing. = singular.
(r. = transitive verb.
V. or vr6. = verb. !
var. = variety, i. e. of spelling i
etc.
vl. or vlg. = vulgar word.
w. = word.
-between g and n moans that
g belongs to the preceding
syllable and is to be pro-
nounced separately or like
the Can. rt.
-between n and a consonant
means that n is to be pro-
nounced distinctly as a
pure n.
N. B. — ^Whenever the abbrevia-
tion Kan. orCan. or Cn., Mr.
etc. is affixed to a word, the
reader must not conclude
that such a word is not used
in Eonkani, bat that it is
not of Eonkani origin, or ia
not very much used, unless
something to the contrary
be expressly stated.
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KONKANI-ENGLISH
DICTIONARY
o
«o^jSt,-^ anko, -ke5, m. Num-
ber (1,2, 3, 4 etc.)
tSo^o^a Set ,- t^inkoSnci vidya,
-dye,/. Arithmetic, /. science
of Bumbera; mors CDmmoD:
♦ginita-vidja'.
Ooric', -era ^ngal, -la, «. Digit.
ao3*, -3D int, -ta, ?». End.
^o^tf antar, i'. Go lo3t, e.g.
'aa.rg patkaQantarta=heaven
goes lost by sin."
Wo^^^s'r, -^ antaBkiirn, -nfi, n.
1. Heart (morally), e.g. be
sorry from the bottom of your
heart;^. 2.conscience;'iiazuk
fi. =delicate conscience or con-
scientiousness.'
eoijS^, -V3 antral, -15, «. Sky.
tsoEJ^JS andalo, a. Blind.
U'i^o&s^ ak^ndit (akli&n^t),'!. Per-
petual, e./. life; from 'kliiln-
dit=determia6d', and 'V
a^rf3*F,-^jii' , -rf J3 akarm, -kr&m^
-ma, «. Disorder, irregularity.
55^(3^, -t3s) akmin, -na, to. Of-
fence, (some say 'apaman').
« rici 3* agaiiit,a . Infinite, nu mb er-
less.
«!So3jro, -03:ei itsaryen, -y&, «.
I. Miracle; 2. admiration.
ei3fi^, -sjj) ajap, -pa, «. l. Mi-
racle; 2, admiration: 'aun
fijap zatan=I admire', aci^./rj.
es^e)S3!«3j3 ajapatso, a. Wonder-
ful.
eiSeiDa adadidi,a. Blunt, roagh-
ly frank, unceremonious.
©a, -^ addi, -de, /. Objection,
hindrance.
wr^ iinvo, a. Low, of low con-
dition, e. g. low man.
wiJBy-sijeo atmo,-mea, ««. Soul.
ai,/!*, -rra, atrey, -^a, »«. (s-ar.
otreyu), Curiosity, longing;
V. long.
»d ada
ew aba
ttcia*EJdo' Walbidal, a. Alter-
nate.
itdmat), «. Luck, fate, mis-
fortune.
wqJj^o*, ejJqS.D*, -Del adliair, apa-
utair, -r& n. Pusillanimity,
despair.
tS^B* adliik, More : used with the
comparative(j'£^ Gram. p. 64).
w^^reo*, -DD adhikSr, -rS, in. Au-
thoritj, e.g. of the church.
uO^^S adhikari, a. Authorita-
tive, e.g. a. answer.
W^siS, -5 idhipati, -ti, OT. Man
having power, governor.
WtS*, -fraan,-nl,«. Food, r.,e.^.
'&n udak kaneinastanafi.'
ef^oC3*,-n3anand,-dB,M. Glory,
joy: 'aun ^nind pautan = I
glory,' e.g. in God. ^n.c.
Mpiqs'r ftnarth, a. Fruitless, ol.
e^rads* inavat, a. Unjust, e. g.
judgment, «. c.
OfijS3%^e inupkftri, a. Ungrateful.
aS)S3^D*:5sE3*, -KD anupkaipo?,
-^ «. Ingratitude.
e?ii^,-o=)&iikiil,-l&,«. 1. Possi-
bility, convenience; 2. good
opinion, goodname; 3. riches;
'a. kar = propitiate,'
W S'^1, - 0i33 annli, -yfi, {or annySi),
m. Injustice.
esis'sjsss^, -33 anbSvSdt, -t5,
m. Disbelief (in religious mat-
ters).
WEra,;3i!^,-ra^^ anbSTldtij-dtia,
m. Disbelieving, pagan.
«Sj|.n* anboir, -v. 1. Possess;
2. experience, feel.
w^ja,sfu, -flast), -^n', -na
anbou,-nbova,-nbog,-gl,m. Ex-
perience, e. g. a man of ex-
perience.
efr^fs', -fra anm5n,-nS,w.Incer-
titude, e.g. of death.
e5ci^;i3SJ3 anm&n&tso, (Z.Uncer-
taiD.
UcJ^cf, -U3anvar,-r&, «. Trouble,
misfortune.
eiifio£i5*,-^ apinambit, -ie, /
Distrust, scepticism.
ȣ(Joi^'^^^ lip&iigmbiketw), n-
Distrustful.
osiajja*, -:5 apiprit, -ti,/ Dis-
afEection, n. c.
«!irfra^,-3^ap&iu6n, -nS, m.su
skm&n.
esSdSJ^ aparamit, a. Supreme.
wsrerf , -£33 ipSd, -dft, OT. Misfor-
tune.
W^tftJ^i, -o3j ipurbU, -ye, /
1. Great amiability ; 2. fond-
ness: 'a, kiir=love, be fond
of, appreciate', g.f.
e^StftoscSj^Js a. SpurbSyetso,
Amiable, e.g. boy.
Msys,i3',-a=iaprW,-d5,»i. Fault,
{culpa).
o^n* iprup, a., ad. (as tii^'. also
'aprupatso'). Rare, rarely,
extraordinary.
e^ss^, -o3j iiprnpU, -ye,/ Ra-
rity.
«3Ej^3r^J3, -^ abarraao, -flea
(ip&barviieo), 1. DifBdence;
„, .„A.ooglc
oa abi
wrfo asin
l.fg- ambiguity, e.g. 'Hp^biir-
vaseacin ntran = ambiguous
words'.
ttOsra^, -o3j aWprSl, -ye,/ Infor-
mation, newB, opinion.
«uo^^si*,-?j3abmi8,-B&, «. Ebony,
w, c. ; others say 'bit' or
'k&rlmar' instead of 'abnas'.
WKiao*,-aei ibbSTj-rfi, «. Boast:
'a. kar= boast.'
«M3oS',-Sj3 abyfifl,-8&«. Exer-
cise, e. g. of a language, or
also of the soul, e.g. medita-
tion.
UW3*, eeJjS* iblftt, Ub8t, Of
coursed
erf, iible, Behold! {corrupt, of
*oh pole').
«9;^fJ3*,-3? BmSnat,-t&, (anS-
mat], n. Deposit.
tSoiJse)*, -o^ am&I, -IS, n. Into-
xication: '&.zata=get intoxi-
cated,' e.g. 'taka a, zaleri'.
e E^os^ja ^nd^tso, a. Intoxica-
ting, intoxicated.
eda(3*r, -?re amom, -nS, «.
Immortality, n. u.
e^J3©5* amolik, a. Which cannot
be paid(of infinite price), ^.^.
the blood of Jesus Christ;
precious.
©rfjjjS*, -311 amrut, -tft, n. An
excellent thing (eatable), fg.
also of Jesus Christ.
etJoi3*, -S3i) ar^b,-b6, (or&mb)
m. Origin, genesis.
Wdel, - E5^ ■ Sranen, -neS, n. (or
-r&n, -ni), n. Desert.
eOoSrav*, -* ariy&!,-li,/. A kind
of serpent.
W^BFS*, -3=) arkSt, -ta, ?«. A kind
of earring.
Wt3F, -z5r arji, -je, /. Petition,
e. g. to a superior ; applica-
tion, e.g. for employment: 'a.
kilr=make a p.', '&. di=preBent
a p.'
ss^rrrso', -d=) arjegSr, -r5, «.
Petitioner.
e^r, -3e> art, -t5, »«. Meaning:
'fi,. sang = explain,/, say the in.'
t3^i>FCt^&, -era artavivor, -r5,
m. Hermeneutics, exegesis.
adr^odis ftrdekuio, a. Half
learned.
WtSjSF ardo, a. Half: 'ii. &.=
partly— partly.'
e3«j^ , -^tilakja, -kie,/. Careless-
ness, disregard.
wdjs,, -eJ^e ilko, -IkeS, »». A
kind of earring.
«t3^ lilpo,a. Low, unsound, e.g.
1. mind, u. place.
eda Ubo, fl. Trifling, weak,
e.g. stick.
wrfo^D', -DD ftyantar, -r5, «.
^^^'■"'- [bility.
ejS^, -^ asakti, -kte,/. Disa-
i^istiri^ asart&tao (aeertiiteo),
Absolute, unconditional, n.u.
eSo* tiflir, «■ Narrow, e.g. road.
aSOeh, -o3j isirSii-ye,/. Narrow-
ness.
onjoijaH*, -Sei asantos, -si, m.
Displeasure.
„, „ L.u»>glc
I &sa
ao^ ankva
osiO*,-o'aa8al,-]&,«. 1. Capital,
in opposition to interest;
2, substaQce.
WW393H*F aaSdh&rn, a. Extra-
ordinary, [out.
unsOj, -^3^ B»imi,-m%m.CUr
e?So tiseii, In this way.
e^^Te)?;^, -o3j aBonklBSi, -ye,/
Ill-health.
W;ia;' iakat, <7. Weak.
«;^3%,, -d3j aakatkai, -ye, /
_ Weakness,
e^si:' aet-.m, v. Set (of the sun).
**^^. -^ astiiinti, -ti,/. West,
sunset.
»^, -q3j ifltri, -ye,/. Woman.
B^oBeio', -D3 ah&nk&r, -rS, f».
(hankar), Pride, vanity.
MsSoffsO ahankSrl,^. Proud.
is^cf alad, see halad.
Os;*j 4^ iiWnvo, a. Yellow.
©■P^a* &l8ik, «. 1. Dirty; 2._^.
ugly; 3. impure.
©^■S aliike, v. Detest.
tstf 0*, -Ue> ftkier, -ri, «. Charac-
ter, type.
t»fiS5si:^v^,-4 akierSndlSj-le,
_/^ Alphabet.
e%rtj^, -Ve> aiffol, -1&, Teacher,
(vl. of low schools).
as3', -Wei Ul], -bS, «, Fault,
imperfection (physical),
tft;^&*,-^4iT02,-2S,«t. Amount,
e.^: of money.
otrurto* &uffid, «. Di£&cult; e.g.
the ways of sinners are difG-
cult.
eourto^, -oSj aupadsi, -ye,/ Dif
ficulty,
etfurtjfs*, -PS5 auifttn, -ns, «.
1. Disgrace; 2, vice, (from
'gun=good quality,' and 'i
privativus).'
0!rortiwsi3jBaugu(iat80,a. 1. Dis-
graceful, unfavourable; 2.Ti-
eerorfocireFo',-D(-fi)iumiryld,
-di (-de), /. Indecency, unpo-
liteness.
ewisijotora^JB iluinSr^ditM,
a. Indecent, immoral, immo-
dest, unpolite.
e»Mu?^ , -?3 ^nl&kj^ -kit, m.
Abuse, injuries, n.c.
eo^os*,-B3lnkui,-35,OT. Goad.
«o^>ffi, -C3^ ankdo, -4eii w».
1. Hasp, hook; 2. figure.
Oo*,, -^ ankri, -kre, /. Bud,
shoot.
eo'eao', -O (-o^) Snkvir, -ri
{-TiS), /. or m. 1. Virgin; 2.»/.
unmarried.
ejoB^o'^Pl', -E5e) inkv&rpoj,
-pfi, ». Virginity.
«oB^ arikva
«ff3 aka
ao5aOF,-«3F ankvfirli,-rle,/ Un-
married woman, n.c.
eoA*,-n3&nff,-g5,M. Life, body,
e. g. ■angSr pod = aasault',
'ang un zata=I get a (slight)
fever'.
■eori!3*,-a5iiffa4,-di,/. Shop; 'a,
doTOr=keop (put) a shop'.
tfortn'ffatf.-aaangadkfir, -rSjff*.
«oriE5*, -(TO tayanii-ni,". Court-
yard (before the house).
eorra Bnga, «i/. Here; 'anga-
fieaa=throiigh here'; 'anga-
t80=ofher6' {U.K. hanga).
«orUiiJ,.i3&nffOti,-te,/ Swaddle.
WoT^E?*, -rf Bnyon, -^e,/ Vow;
'a. sambal, a. di {or a. farik
kir,' tfjr/. if souiething is to
be paid)=keep, observe y.'
«ortJ8Ri*-rfo;^re*,-c46iiso?-8jto-
go9,-iie,/ the sameaa'angon'
(I'ar'. 'fingonsingon' e.f.).
eorto, -ns^ Snglea, -gleS, n.
Tunic (used by children up to
7 years).
eon'rfrfiCi',-?3^ingTiiBtur, -strii,
M, Cloth (part of the dress).
wotWQ*, -PD injur, -ra, «. Fig.
eoa'j-snintj-tfi, «. Entrails.
«oi)9* Sntai, If. Spread, e./.
cloths,
«o^V^.-V3, 4ntnln,-lafi,«. Bed,
t. £. the mat with some cloth:
'antulnar asa=:i3 sick.'
ttocrasSJS (-^*),-^,aadiizo (-z),
-zel, m. Estimate.
tJoCiPS*, -ra«i andan, -na,«.A box
given to a bride (parapherna-
lia).
tfodjo &ndun, ad. This year.
UotSjs, &ndlo, see and&lo.
aoW, -!3S 5mb, -ha, «. Carry.
tJou^J3, -t3^ Smbido, -deS, «.
1, A kind of sour fruit; %/g.
disappointment {ylg-), e. g.
'aven taka utar dilan, pun -
ambaden' {or 'a. din"); 'a. di =
disappoint.'
eodo*, -Del Smbil, -15, «. Gruel.
«od ambe, V. Low, (Za/. tnugi)
used for cows etc.
«odj3,-Weit. 6mbo,-bea,w*. Man-
go-
ao!3j3Sj'iimbot,a.Sour,e.^.wiae.
Wo:3JBt3' imbod, V. Drive away
(aies).
V^A^ akasmat, ad. By chance.
atfodjS, -w^ &kan4o, -4e5, m.
{or akandeacen hot), Thumb.
otfi,-'3 akai, -i,/. Aunt (pater-
nal).
ejff3o3*, -33 Skint, -t5, wi. Dis-
tress, trepidation.
BffiJzSja, -o^ akido, -de&, w.
Narrow gate of pales to keep
out cattle.
MffSCi',-0^ akSr, -ri, m. Figure,
form.
WU38*, -»ti akas, -Is, m. Sky.
tJ5F3B*jSrij3%a*, -03 akasoimat-
kSr, -ta, w*. Meteor, pheno-
menon.
i.-...iA'OOglC
e53 aka
«rfj, adku
Firework (a kind).
e^c*,-6'>r--^ Sker, -re or -kri,
(&kair),/ Laet part, extremity,
term, - decisioo, conclusion,
end.
a^tf, etfo' Skeir, Uier, (^ff-f.
ikritao), a. Final.
e^^ij*,-iJs5krnt,-^,M. Walnut.
«rtjSo,-ij^ 8gaten,-t8fi,w. Fur-
nace, kiln.
ertJSD*, -03 Sjror, -t&, »». Salt
mine.
ertja'ff ,-s^5golg,-l&,«o. Season-
ing of tamarind.
«iV©,ij*, -U Sg-botj-ti,/. Steam-
er,_A.
w;^o3',-3t) 45ment,-t&, «. Holy
water, yr.
OEJelO* (ei5-?)a'),-De) ioiir (StSSr),
-rJ,-OT. Superstition, -
WE?c)D,-D()o &c&n, -res, m. Car-
penter, artisan (word applied
to a caste): also used for gold-
smith etc.
CKsv*, -ITS ijil, -15, «. Grand-
mother's house.
«K^ &z, ad. To-day; 'iiitsozsof
to-day'.
w3,-^fiji,-je,/i 1. Grandmother;
2. matron, {masc. azo).
MtJ0(3* izun, Hi/. Yet, neverthe-
less.
eiy &{;, £■. Be thick, e.g. soup
by boiling; a^ ctj.
eb* at. Eight.
u^,-^ata,-ti,«z. Flay, drama.
efejarrao*, -oa Stig^, -ra, m.
Actor.
airan' &^p, If. Contain, e.g. a
vessel containing; more com-
monly 'd&r' is used.
eBsB aievite, m.pl. Agony.
ayjatfu, -33 &toii> -Tfi, »»■ I. Re-
membrance, e. g. of God ;
2. mercy, e. g. 'a. k&r= have
mercy,'
a^«, -rt amiffi. -ffo,/- Deposi-
tor7 (a plank at the wall).
aferajB*, -?ra l.\%i», -bJ, tn. Boast.
acs^l^ 1. Against (Z>.); 2.hori-
zontal.
as* ^E3*adpo4,»-l.Ijie(;acfirc).
US' ad, see had.
ai3 0c3* adndidjOflf. In vain (u/.)
an^D*, -D3 64ir, -ra «. Twig.
eoeh £d5i, V. Prevent, impede.
aS, -cSj fidi, -ye, /. Bottom,
«.^.ofapipe:'adighal (/?.)=
begin (£,^. a wicker work).
aOrraa*, -ejsadigSl, -la, M(. Anvil,
«. c.
aSo, -:7?^ aden, -dea,». Rafter.
a^^ja adetso, i^. Constrained,
uanataral.
adjStAi, -33 adoa, -tS, «. 1 . Mort-
gage, pledge; 2. swan.
adjatwrrao*, -d3 adoug6r,-p5,«».
Mortgagee.
aJiV, -* adkai.-li,/ Hindrance.
ac^eSx fi^knlo, {bet. radknlo),
a. Round.
' - A.oogk-
ad adge
b^6js, -t% idirero, -refi, m.
Horizontal liDe.
«n'E3o3a, -^ id*""*^ -tne, /
Distraction, temptation,/, a-
gainst thought, «. c; rather
'bhaili or dasri iSintna',
Nickname, /. against name.
BS^ O &dn di, !». (»iif . 'anni^ di').
Purchase, fetch.
fcfsao' fidv5r, V. Prohihit.
ac3^U333*, -Era advirtp, -p5, «.
Prohibition.
«re*, -c3 59, -pi,/. Adjuration ;
■ 'an di=adjur6';'andiunmag«:
entreat'.
ticzf^, -ci &9i8, -n«i,/. Ferule.
tjsf, -3? &t, -tfi, »■ Custard-
apple.
vsso &t&n, orf. Now.
03^oSj5 Btintso, a. Now-a-days.
«3iin) &t&Bi, ^. Obtain, «. c.
vi^Tf &tiir, 0. Carious, eager
to know.
W^jcra., -c3j 5tniai,-ye,/. s. Cu-
riosity.
w^tf, -03 Bttar, -rfi, w. Attar.
«ds^ idil, I-. Dash. [-^,„^d
esa'^i Mlai, c.v.fg. Create dis-
ecS'FDs^', -S3D adalSp, -pi, (*«/.
idlap), n. ColliBioa.
OT. Help.
u!3e)D' &d&r, s'. Commit (in good
and bad meaning).
acreoJSenSs© SdSyatao, a. Advan-
tageous, interesting.
wtsf ab
eaa. -oira idSi, -y5, w. Profit,
progress, advantage, interest.
CJao fidin, aii^. Before.
oOo 33l»iF'o'"' w^° siJ3Ao Sdiii
purviii or Sdin m&gin, or only
pnnrin, ad. In ancient times.
ei3^ja, -v^ Sdelo, -leS, m. A kind
of tool used to dress fish with.
enafia*, -sjb idminil, -H, ».
Duck,yr-, /. ducks of Manilla.
ad© «dlo, a. Anterior, aborigi-
nal- [apple.
«c!eiSj*,-(ra| Snfts, -nsa, «. Pine-
a^ &IU (t^/^. &iiik). And, also,
more, e- g. 'ani tnii vots=go
you also'; 'ani yek aor=there
is one hour more.'
e^d- Kniki, a. Some more, ulte-
rior.
w^U, -63 tokiti, -(e, /. Bowel.
«Qi^ &pui|. Self; 'a.=aplo,'
a^cs* 5pod, V. Touch.
w^^o,-i3^5 Spodnen, -dneS, «.
(bet. Spodap), «. Touching.
es^ftpoi, "V. Call, summon.
OsJ=>?* «t3* Spoun &d, Call, /.
calling bring, fetch.
osS^rio, -vstx- iponnen, -peS, «.
Invitation.
t}S3^ &PP&I A term of fondness
towards children.
w£^4apleBt«ki,a.Natural,e.^.
death «. c, I. by itself.
w^oa* Jpaents, /. By itself, acci-
dentally.
as:*, -SJS &b, -ba, »i. Grand-
father.
„_ L.oogk-
adA abo
«dja©,-0 6boli,-U,/. A kind of
flowers dressed by natlTO
women.
eiii, -Z33, lbrn,-brfi,w. Charac-
ter, good name.
«m, -d £bU, -blfl,/. Covetous-
ness.
ttd.^woi'raavo, -jtraiTO &bsolu-
sSnn, -S&T&, 'f- Absolution (in
confession), fr.
e^js &m&, A fond term used by
old persons towards young
persons.
OS^S*, 'h ftmfifl, -si, /. New
moon.
wCw?*, - tS3 4min,-Bl, m. Bailiff,/.
■CJ^33o5min,We(je£Gram.p,70).
«rfj3re*,-E^ iunB&n,-ni,/ 1. Ta-
marind ; 2. fg. ostentation :
'taka tsJid a. zali=h6 is proud',
/. he got too much t.
«tjJ:3, -o3j &ya,-ye,/ Nurse.
«c3j:ireFc3', -(J3 iyermSn, -n2,
{or ^vermin), tn. Money given
by the parents of the bride
to the parents of the bride-
groom, pledge of marriage.
«c*,-0 4r, -ri, (or&rici pi^S),/-
Palsy.
CJOB^, -Sj Sr&m, -me,/ Thin
wire.
«o^ 5r5i, "!}. Gather with the
hands something, e.g. after
having swept.
«tSjfe>, -te) Irut, -ta, «. Arrow-
root.
ojj Ire, Word used to excite,
to call.
wt)ij alpu
«3ot3 Srenji, i-. Wrangle, dis-
pute.
«B*F, -B^ &rk, -ki, «. Arch, /r.
«tn)Fy,-ij^arkati,-tii,OT. Pilot.
en3ro,-rtoirg&n,-g:an,/. Thanks
(religious), //. m.
o3Fn*,-il Srtiy.-ge,/ (^ar.-ya,
»w.) Article, e. g. of the
Creed,/".
«A)ro3*, -3?itrment,-t&,». Dis-
cussion {corrupt, of 'argu-
mentum'),/y.
Wl5i3', -3^&mit,-t&,«. An aro-
matic plant,
tiawF^, -=# 5rlut,-ke,/ Medal,
/'■
u^jsr, -SJ3. irBo,-Be!i,m. Glass;
(looking-glass and simple
glass).
CJO* &l, see hSl,
weraa', -33 SlSt,-t&,?«. Cable,
big rope.
wdo, -fiD'^ Uen, -le5, «. Ginger.
odiSt3?s',-?i 51ocen,-ni, 1. Opin-
ion; 2. judgment; 3. plan: 'a.
kartan=I think', Lat. censeo,
os3Jai3?JdJV*, -Vsi aiooenimel,
-]&, m. Consultation.
«wJ,'5t«*, -'St"ti alkuyn, -gnS, M.
(Ukunz), Family-name,/-.
w 3 <adi, ad. On this side
(Cffrfl).
tjej^D*, -B SltSr, -ri, / {var.
ftltar, -5, »«.) Altar, /a
«^0, --3 Upuli, -i, / (called
also 'akasmogro'), A kind of
flower.
h, - A'OogIc
w^j alphi
eSXjfSs*, -S ilpMnet, -ti,(p/. 6lpi-
nar),/. Pin.yr.
w^^i '^^ ilmas, -bB, «■ Break-
fast, /r.
au^c', -D UmSr, -ti, / Cap-
board, /;-.
«e3JB,, -53^5 iilvo, -IveS, (^c^.
halvo), m. Arabian cheese (bo
they say; yet it is only a
sweetmeat).
wrfs^ Svaat, V. Gesture, n.'c.
esi;^, -^ Bvasta, -Bte,/. Ges-
tare.
od?iD*, -0^ Svasvar, -rS, m.
Chapter (of a book).
H^raj^, -^ &vaz, -zi, m. Sound.
esretf , -B3 &V&8, -si, M. Neces-
sity.
B^si^JS, -^ &valo, -le5, «.
A kind of Myrobalan (a small
fruit used here also as toedi-
cine).
e^JS) -•^ 5vo, -vefi, m. Kiln-
clay, or 'a?ea£i mati'; for
climate, see havo.
y^A, -"3 fi™. -ij/' Mother; ^/.
'avoio'.
esD, -i Ma, -le,/ Desire, hope ;
'asa kar=desire'.
wSnatrcj*, -D3 asirvSd, -dl, «.
eS 5le, ». Desire.
0^03*, -3«) ftlent, -tS, m. Certi-
ficate; 'a. kad=get the c.'/r.
b1©j, -53,5 Ssro, -Irea, (cr
asro), m. Refuge, asylum.
es*, -Sei as, -si, K. Duck.
Wj^lo aito
fi7J^r\rT^ l8fig^iu&o,Aa intercalar,
used very often : /. 'is it (or)
not?
aS!)J3*, -J33 asap, -pS, «. Exis-
tence,
tf^^Oj, -rij^ aaatni, -mea, M.
see ^sami
as%D*, -03 Ssk&r, -rS, m. Sob;
used with 'uskar': 'askar ani
u8kar=sobs and sighs,'
aJo , - 5 fiadi, -sde,/ Eyebrow.
Ms^, -^ fat, -sti, /. Property,
riches.
wrfjS,,-'a58patri,-i,/. Hospital.
«353^s^ fapSs, a. Near.
«^o', -era aevel, -la, «. Bear.
tj^o, -sJ-J^ aimsD, -mea, (iet.
aiml>en),«. Mushroom: 'dfiria-
5e3 almen= sponge', I. m. of
the sea.
s^?:*, -craa!y&ii,-n8,«. Condi-
ment (mixture of spices etc.)
t)^o,-v^ r aiven, -Ivei, «, Mouth
of the river; here it is used
also for harbour, because
there is the river.
tiva,i,-c3j alsai, -ye,/. Laziness.
«^ alsi, a. Lazy, idle (some say
'alsi').
a^D'.-Dsafcsiart-ra,". see akler.
Ov5* aik, V- Hear, also prayer.
«-33D',-03&itar,-ra,'«. Sunday,
e-Sja fiitso, a. Of to-day,
Wif3j5, -fn)o aino, -nea, m. Fan.
Bi^ aito, a. Prepared.
or (itemon, -nS, n. Prepara-
tion.
WiO*, -as &id, -d5, «. Instru-
ment.
CJiOBtS*, -cS^ iidSn, -ni, n. Pot.
WjfflaBD* iilivir, fl(^. Lately.
v,^ &ilo, a. Anterior, on this
eide; from ■altfldi=on this
side,' La/, cis.
tf^ol! &uiiti, a. Bombastic.
w»uoUj, -to &ua(n,-t5,«. Osten-
tation.
awviB*, -^n &nfc, -k5, «. s. Life.
) qan* id
tftf^^S^ Infiit, <!., 'Z'^. Suddsn,
casual; suddenly.
tJerosBtf, -ua &ntSr, -rS, m.
Incarnation (^^Z. ant&r).
tJenjo*, -Oe) lur, -rt, «. Inunda-
tion.
MtPJSlo*, -tra Kosar, -r5, (war,
'fiansltr'), m. Haste.
atro;^^ &asar, ^. Make haste.
«w^ inl, w. 1. Be condensed,
shrink,!?.^, a cloth; 2. become
smaller, as old men.
a-jutfj?, -sra Salap, -pi, «. Con-
densation.
wsnji^i iulai, IT. ff. Condense.
■aofljs,, -rra^ inylo, -gleS, m.
Charcoal.
•aou*, -13!) inij, -4&I (^^^. liin4),
j«. Flock.
'Son', -c3i)iiid,-dS,»(. Sago-tree.
•Sod^, -t33,x indro, -dre&, m.
Sense (of the body), H. K.
■ao^. impto (imto), a. Stingy.
-as* ik, V. Sell.
■3^53*, -33j ikip, -kpJl, M. Sale.
■siri^F sJojE^oSsaO, -D& iyarje-
mnfiiy^, -riS, m. Clergyman.
■art^'F, -^r igarz, -rje {or ig^iz
fr ig:rez, -je), /. Church, fr.
'igflrz mata or santa madri^
ig&rz = tbe living church.'
■3:^ itsn, see vitsn.
■B^Se) , -eS icci, -oSe,/ Will : 'aple
i<Sfietso=of his own will.'
•sia, -cSj izii, -ye, /. Screen of
small sticks of bamboo.
"saei, -2 izS, -28, f. Trouble,
teazing, torture, persecution:
'i. k4r= torture'.
'B^D'.-Oa iz5r, -r&, «. Trou-
sers.
'Sttp*,-eJ3izmaI,-U,«. Alm3,_^.
'sfe?, -fere it, -t5, «. 1. Manure;
2./^. fertility.
'Sto'P* iW, 1- Fat; 2.y^. fertile.
-^B.^,-te^ itto, -(eS, «. Brick
'stoj^nstf, -tra itteSgir,-rt,«.
Brick maker.
'SCZ', -133 id, hU, n. Mortgage.
,:, ;, L.oogic
•aa idi
-sa, - oi) iiji, -ye,/ Cheroot ; some
say 'vidi'.
'S.do, - E3^ iden, -deS, n. 1 . Chink,
exit; 2.y^, escape, «, ^, to a
passion, also liberty to — .
•ad^s*, -a idepod, -di, /. A
native custom of exchangiug
betel'Quts at marriage.
'3dJl),-rSehiio,-^l,nt. Offering,
present, chiefly at the time
of marriage.
'SS^zf, -33 ital, -til, «. Farm,
garden.
rass^', -tra itb&r, -r&, (hitb&i),
m. Credit, e, g. give some
thing at c; 'itbaran di=give
at c'
■asBo's' itie&k, posip. Within;
used with the reflexive verbs;
see Gram, p, 134.
%zt, -B id, -di, (vid),/. Foolish-
ness, half folly; 'idlagijllo=
cracked, half foolisb;' 'taka
i. laglea.'
'Scra.D*, -0 ink&r, -ri, / (-ra, ».)
Denial, resistance: 'i. kar=
deny, rebuff, resist' (Ace);
'apli-inkar=self-denial.'
■sdra&i*, -i3 iin5z,-ji,/. Statue,
/r.
•aosda, -n^ iiSdo, -del, m.
I. Object, e.g. of a science,
of the sacraments; 2. aim.
■assrE^*, -W3 ira&9, -jiS, «- Sour
milk nsed here like rennet.
'a^Fo,-(i%irnefi,-ne4,«. Chisel.
'Sirfj»Ftfoo,-na irininn,-T6, m.
Gonfriar, 'i, za^^enter the
confraternity.' ^.
■BrfjaFtfoonsn', -n irmiiindsd
(or irmindid), -di, /. Confra-
ternity, fr.
-3 airs', -a innit, -ti,/. Chapel,
A-
'a?rara',-erair8U,-lS,«. Remit-
tance, (remitting money to
the Government).
■aera^js, -m^ iltto, -kei, -m.
Department.
■aejs, (-g, -do) mo,(-m,-iieu),
Alittle.
■S!^, -5S|. i*t> -?H) *«■ Friend.
■Berts', -4 iitagit, -ti,/. Friend-
ship.
•SiS3^o,-v^isSlen,-le5,«. Beam
or polo of a carriage or of a
plough.
■ajj^VBoij^ja "'' "a^v* iskSlS-
yetso <?^ iflklkl, <z. 1. Extended;
2. /g. comfortable.
■ss^o*, -OD iflknJ, -la, (iskol), «.
School, /r.
■asr^cD*, -De) iBty5r,-r5,?». Adver-
tisement, especially official.
■a?j,-?o i8vi,-flve,/ Date (year),
e. g. what is the current year?
'a?Sja, -s^, ('aSoE, -s^) isvo,
-flveS, (iSo, -sea), m. Sense (of
the body).
,. Google
tfuo an, {united to patak), a.
Veni»l(8iii); probably ehortea-
ed from 'uno=leas'.
eniota wioi, a. Nice, e.g. style.
W.OW* ttiitfl,a. Lofty.
(Wow^. -oJi untBli, -ye,/. Lofti-
ness, heiglit. ipr.mn.
cruoo*, -□? an4,-4S> m. Heart in
wjoft, -oSj un^i, -y«, /• Handful
(of rice).
ereodnso', -as undegrSr, -rt, »/.
Baker.
WjodJ3,-n^ niido,-4ei,ff». Bread.
Vttoatf.-na, Bndir,-dT5,«. Rat,
(big).
tfoot3J5'P*nmbol,». Wash (cloths).
tpji^n* ttkad, V. Boil, ^r. ».
(To-ffBCJ^ t3jas? ukSdyS bis, ».
Squat, sit on the knees.
vo^jso* nk61, V. Raise, e.g. a
burden.
tfo^.^ nkto (a^), fi- !■ Open;
2. naked; 3. evident.
o\j53 J nknu, J'. Supplant, e.g. 'to
maka mojea kamant ukl&ita.'
ero^fj^, -dia nkaSm, -mi, n.
1. Abuse, imprecation, n. c,
e.g. 'to maka u. k&rta'.
enirin' vgii, v. Reveal, e. g.
supernatural truth.
(Ajr^ngai, v. Comb.
n^SUn, Bg&lpoD, -nl, n. Com-
mission, n. c. (?)
u
tfurra^ ugd5po,(-pen), a. Open,
revealed: 'u. k&rn sang= re-
veal'.
(Wnss*, -sra uj4a8, -sa, ?w. Re-
membrance: 'u. k&vor u. di =
remember,remind,'^.»i. 'pat-
kflntso u. = examination of
[pense.
(wrriPjB*, -fSii ngrfia, -n&, /w. Dis-
yurT3,E4, -ra^ ugrSni, -ne&, «.=
1 .Dispenser; 2^.akindofpeon.
«X)W3o!3JS«*at8&mb61,fl. Excited:
'u, k&r, ii, = excite.'
fM^otSj^v^, -oSj ute&mbolSi,
-ye, /. Excitement.
(njijBo* utaSr, w. Express.
vutffDcrasj*, -sra nts&r&p, -pi, «.
' Expression.
tfuLssoti^, •79(1 ntB&ran, -iii, m.
Expression, sentence.
wiSja, -t3^ uao, -je5, »J. Fire;
'take f. = uzo lagta'.
W3^ra',-aDa27Sd,-4&,OT. Light.
soi^ts* Uisv54. '"• Become light,
become day.
«mSa nzvo, a. Right, e.g. hand.
?rul/ it,!'. Rise,
tfoii u^, c.v. 1. Cause to rise;
%/g. excite.
snjtf nd, V. Leap, jump, palpi-
tate (heart),
snjcindai, cw.Plunge, throw.
era!3ss?,-i3ajUd5p,-dp5,». Leap;
or 'udi, -e'; 'udi mar=leap'.
■ „. L.ooglc
vozs^ udka
0\)raac3*,-?J3u4i5ii, -nfi,K.Trot:
'adkan ghal=trot.'
efona s?, -n^ nd^^pj -p5,«. Emu-
lation.
vod ^ Eg* , - K3 unepon (an),-^, «.
1. DiminutioD ; 2.y^. inferti-
lity, meanness.
eurija U90, a. I. Less; 2. of low
condition: 'u. k&r=diniinish.'
WJ^siy ntam,(i. Excellent (some
say 'utim').
«fD^o*,-3^nt4r,-tr5,«. 1. Word;
2. promise; 'u. di=promi3e.'
enJ^D* ntfir, v. Cross: 'utrun ve-
ta = passes', c. /. the anni-
versary-day passed already.
'tt^tjf ntfir, ff. Declining, e.^.
' age.
enisi!^?^*, -'S utavol, -le, /
wa^^o, -Ts?k- ntk&den, -deS, «.
Evacuation, looseness.
wjcjois* ndand, (7,, a;/. Abundant,
long (life), exactly, just.
fiUdcJR'i -F5si udmn, -na, «. Ex-
planation, e. g. of his own
conduct in the court, apology:
•u. kar=apologize.'
uudo^^^ES*, -R3 ndarpola?,
-ii8,«. Liyelihood, competency,
tmoeiB^, -da udak, Hiki, «.
Water: 'u. di = anneal' {vl.')
Winao* udir, «. Liberal,
tAJOBD'^ES*, -Rs) ud^po^, -?S,
«. Liberality.
^n^de;^:!' nd&ropod, v. Lie su-
pine.
3 ero^ upe
tfUcS ude, ^. Rise (the sun).
tfOiSoi, -■a ndenti, -i,/. East.
crudo3^j:> udentitso, a. Eastern.
eron^ioija ndk&ntlo, a. Aquatic.
;ruE%^^o, -:3«in odkapo4Den,
-dnea, (^podapj! «. Waterfall.
efud%7T*, -nu ndyo;, -yS, w.
Employment.
«r\)dj^rt?5|j,, -s;^ ndyogast, -ats,
m. Public officer.
wjd%neiD*,.D"3 ndyoffSr, -rS, m.
\. Employed man; 2. artist.
yv)(3*UB,a. 1. Warm, e.^. water,
body; l.fg. feverish (ang un
zata).
truiid?:*, -sra upades, -s&, m.
Command.
eroridro, -niupadesi, -si, m. Cate-
chist, teacher.
tfU!iE3j, -era apadrn, -dr5, n.
Suffering, trouble.
WiJioSjSft^ npayogsi, v. Use.
eronnO npSii, a. Exceeding by
one day, bissextile.
^i'^^ft , -?;s upSs, -bS, m. Ab-
stinence (fromfood or drink),
fasting: 'upasdovor=keepa.'
tn:!rorJ npSai, a. Abstinent: 'u.
rau = remain a.'
u«S3^,-o2j3 upii, -ya,OT. Means,
possibility: 'upai nan = it is
not possible' (there are no
means) ; >upai natullo mS.nis=:
helpless man'.
W)^ ape, v. Float, swim.
eruSsfOPl, -E5s^ cpeunen, -^ea, n.
Swimming.
„, „ L.tK>glC
tmsia upka 1
5rv)2%D*, -iy3iipUr,-r6,«. Bene-
fit: 'upkar mand, ?■= thank,
/. honour henefit'; 'upkarik
podtso=u8eful, /. falling to
benefit'.
(Tonal D* upkftr, V. Help, be use-
ful (frodesf): 'kiteak up-
kart5 = ?mV prodest? what
help?'
tfo!33,0 upkari, a. Thankful.
aMSTaD*;3pR', -l5eHipk8rpon,-a5,
n. Gratitude.
e«333,o3' upr&nt, After; ad. &
postp. if joined to a verb, it
goTems the past participle.
W»3^o^ttpr&tttlo,a. That which
comes afterwards, next.
!foJia,n*, -era, upiSd, -drS, m.
see jipriid.
wuoSc^ a upann di, {bet. vopsun
di), V. Deliver, consign.
yMia* nb, v. Fly.
yut?, -!3 uh,-be,/. Steam; heat.
erawstf ul)5r, a. 1 . High, sublime;
^./g. convex; v. raise.
eni&JSDeii, -o3j nb&r&i, -ye, /.
Heigbt, eminence,
eroisuv' ubSl, <^. Hot.
tMfiio', -M5, ubii, -bra, m. Mud.
tn>E3J3, (-J2, -!3o) nbo, (-bi, -ben),
Standing, perpendicular: 'u.
rau=remain standing'.
(Tosra ubgi, w. Dislike, have an
aversion to.
uu:3^R*, -d nbffo?, -ni,/. Dis-
gust, e. g. 'aikon u. zali=
I got tired to hear'.
eruWB ubza. Proceed, descend,
e.g. the Holy Ghost; 'Bapak
[or bap^tso or bapathaun)
abzata=pr. from the Father'.
tr^ii \ nbzai, c. v. Produce,
swara, 1 nbrii,^'. Raise (the band
to threaten).
OTlrfrav* nm&l, n. v. Boil, pr./g.
«uriJ3«'^t^JS'umIil&tao,a. Fervent,
pr./g.
!A)dJ3V^, -o3j umaiai, -ye, /- 1.
Boiling; 2.^. incentive, e.^.
to sin.
wvdJS'Jja, -v^ nm&lo, -lei, m.
Fervoar, pr. /g. Some use
this word to express 'inten-
sity'.
tfoSjn^tf , -De) umedTSr, -rS, w.
Candidate, volunteer, ap-
prentice, novice.
trudjci,-^ nmeni,-ne,/. 1. Enig-
ma; 2. opbthalmy.
(ro^,-rfra^ umo,-mei,»». Kiss:
'umo di, z'.=kiss'.
WJ^JA^sh iunkal5i,c, 11. ^umkaJ,
1. Hang, e.g. a cloth; 2 kill
by suspending.
y\)^j&, uniko, (iet. amko), a.
Certain, Z.ai. guidam.
wSja, -rfJ3^ umlo, -nUea, m.
Large red ant.
«MD* ur, V. 1. Eemain, Lat.
superesl; 2.1ast,^.^. the war
lasted.
eroiTS^, -SFei urUc,-kS, «. A kind
of mean liquor.
STODtiB', -nSF nr&p, -rp&, «. Be-
maining.
tfutl) uru
vii^ ulvo
(ftidiSo, -u^ urnren, -r^, «.
Measles.
OMtfjF, -W5F ttrka, -rkS, «. Re-
liquary.
yuciSF, -Sf ami, -rna,/. Ant (a
very small kind).
!rj2rar,-t3Farb5,-rbe,/. l.Zeal;
2. avidity.
tW!3FH^, eni!3r^o3*, eroeSFiSJS
arbeBt, nrberont, nrbetso, 1.
Zealous; 2. desiroDS.
erjrfjBFo*, -era unnil, -IB, «.
Turban.
«rowo*, -ejs, uUip, -IpB (nlop), m.
Scorching, inflammation.
wje^ ulii, V. Speak.
wjeras*, -sra uUa, -aS, «. Shout
of applause, pleasure, joy:
'u. bhog= rejoice'.
tfo(!3JS,-e3^iilo,-le5,»». l.Acall
(as far as the voice may
reach), furloDg; 2. name: 'u.
kfir=giTe a name, or rather
inroke, call'.
(fo^rl, -rest nlopefi, -neS, n.
Talking, colloquy, negotia^
tioD, betrothal.
tfOSf^^J^, «\)6j5rfrTelD*, -DDUlOU-
90, ulooneg&r, -Tl,fn. Speaker.
WMSja lUlpBi, w. Scorch, burn, in-
flame : n. V. alpi.
tfBSBD' ttSSr, a. Clever, lively,
active, energetic.
vaio, -Sev usen, -seS, «. Pillow.
cru^v* nsbl) 'v.n. Dash, fall away
violently,
OMsi nsai, v. Unfold,
(A)?:fao*, -U3 uatSr, -rfi, m. (us-
i&ro, -rei), 1. Inspiration,
sob, sigh; "i./g. ejaculatory:
'u. sod = sob'.
er\);TO,D* nBkiir, v. Sigh.
ervt^ja,, -^ usko, -keS, tn. 1.
Lap; 2, preoccupation, trou-
ble (in the 2nd. mean. hel.
'husko').
W)^ nsno {bet. uino), a. Bor-
rowed; ('ueno' agrees with the
thing lent): 'u, di=lend'; 'u.
ghe^borrow', pr./g.
vu^ UBti, 1-'. Dig, stir, agitate,
e.g. the ground with a stick.
tfa;5jaQ^,-a nflinod,-di,/ = Suffo-
cation, suffocating cough,
vu;3j^[3e>> usmodii, c. v. o/'usmod,
Suffocate (by coughing).
uw"^, -CT^ ulvo, -veS, »».
Peninsula.
-,.Q£>ogIc
.0
Ai the Konksnl irordi are spelled (teeordlng to the fales of the Kanareie
alphabet, almoat all words baginnlD^ with i^ mait be pronoDDCeil at If thaj
ware written cdj; t. g. 'ek' la pronoanoed 'yak': and bo the; hBTB been (Tana'
lltarated bj 'ya' when the pronanaiallon reqnites it.
Ood, ^t:>oQ,, -■&> yendi, (rerandi,
H. K.), -de,/. Castor (plant).
oJTK yek, a. One.
•i^JB yeklo, One {pron.)
OTDcSdvD yek&deralii, ' Perhaps,
{bet. yekadevela).
<iw=jdiTn) yeklmeki, Recipro-
cally, (decl. e.g. 'yekameka-
tso, yekamekaiSer).
.^Be&BD^ja yekameiStso, a. Ke-
ciprocal.
«i*.eiy, -iJ3 yekot,-ta,ffi. Union,
society; v. unite.
ii'SjBtSJS yekodo,(i. Alone, simple.
05|.i, -o3j yek^Si, -ye, (yekotsi),
f. Unity, union.
BJB^tf, -U3 yektSr, -ri, »*. 1.
Communion, e. g. of saints;
2. power, right, (in the last
meaning bet. 'yekthear').
sitfjdia yeksnro, a. Solitary, e.g.
place, man.
yel[8«rpon,-pi, n. yaksurSij-ye,
/. Solitude.
»li]* yet) '■ Pay down quickly,
airaa yedSi, ^f. Mock.
c.:):^vurlD, - f^ yed&unen, -ne5,ff-
Mocking,
orfo, - E5¥en, -ne&,«. Coming.
•^79 y0t&, Comes, ir. v. sa
Gram. p. 137.
^j5* yeyek, «- Eyery.
^cd)^ yeyeklo, (yekysUo),
Every one.
•itf yir, a. Other, Lat. reliquus.
oiS3*, -S) 68, -si,/ Catafalque.
<,i!3^ej*, -sra estol, ~\\, n. Stole,
A-
go
k» the Eonkani words are apellad aooordiag to the rules of the Kanareae alphabet''
man; worda be{(lniiEng with tv must be pronounoed as if the; nere written with'
<3a and 80 the; have been traual iterated b;'vo' when the pronunciation reqnireail.
tu TO, 1. What; mannerofask-
ing another to say again a
thing not well heard ; 2. this
(of tnasc. gend.) ; see Gram',
p. 71.
JuoB*, -^ vonk, -ka,/. Vomit.
uo^ Tonk, V. Vomit.
tjo5eJi5J3, -a^ Tonk5ro, -r^ «•
1. Inclination to vomiting;
2, fg. nausea.
' - A.oogk-
tio's^ vomp
^1053^,-35 Tomp, -pe,/ Sowing.
l«o33* vomp, V. 1, Sow; 2.^.
spread reports.
tuo^^ vompto, (7. Capsized; 'to.
kir or vo. gal = upset'; 'vo.
pod = get upset.'
z,^^, -^ vokil, -kle,/. Bride.
iu^3Ci*,-53 voksl, -kiB, m. n.
Tenant,
IotJ , -5^ voklij, -MS, «. Spec-
tacles, fr.
■loiJo., SufejsD' Tottu, TotUr, Alto-
gether, e. g. all expenses, a.
amount.
a.ao*, -era vo4il.-U, m. Superior.
IjiSb^O*, -03 vo^ekir, -rfi, m.
Boatman, «. c. Tulu and
Goan. w.
SwEBS', -e|, vonat, -9ti,/ Wall.
EuJ), -o3j voni, -ye, /. Elder
sister-in-law (used by the
younger in addressing her;
whereas 'baroz' or 'meuni'
is used to show the degree
of relationship).
!«!#, -h Top, -pi, /. I. Dress of
confnars; 2. guild.
tiSrac*, -6 vopir, -re,/. Simili-
tude, parable : 'vo.k&r=make
fun'.
t»iiJf, -n3| TOpiS, -p8&(i'?'0plli8),
m. Office, (ecclesiastical o.,
breviary), y^.
f lu^K VOIJl
&*!3a,:j*, -3311 TopaSp, -pi, w. Ces-
sion,
tuJi Topsi, V. Offer, consign:
'Topsun kane=take upon one's
self; 'TO. di=deliver'.
iaVf, -era vor, -rS, «. Hour,yr.
taSSfo*, -673 vork&l, -15, tn.
Touchstone.
uzfF, -ar vord, -rdi,/ Order,
(religious o.),/r.
tsDF^c? ^o* oidin&i k&r, p.
Ordain; 'o. za=get ordain-
ed', /r.
tuiS'F, -cTSForn,-pn5, n. A sweet-
meat of jaggery and green
gram.
tttlSjarn) Torbosi, a. Greedy of
food.
iuSj*,-0 vol, -li,/ 1. Veil or
white cloth of the women;
2. sheets of a bed,
t)53j3, -o^^ Tolo, -lei, m. Oar,
t)^J3^, -9, volok, -Iki, /. Ac-
quaintance: 'maka tafii Tolok
a8a = I am acquainted with
him'; or 'to moje volkitso'.
lova, volkS, V. Know, recognize,
(o'P.iSjB Tolkitso, a. Acquainted.
li>l?j» V volvol, V, Feel great pain.
tu^JS<?J3, -v^ toItoIo, -)fi&, m.
Great pain (agony),
t^voi, Yes.
t«tS3*, -!^ TOijin, -9i,/ Midwife.
,. Google
tfio katem
^Q^> k&ntaai (or kontsiU), c. v.
1. Press; 2.y^. print, e.g.
in the miod,
^oi^c€o, -m^ kintsonnen, -ne&,
«. I. Fression, 2.^. inspi-
ration, n. c.
^03E)i^,-O3kuit&r, -r&,«. Music,
singing, yy.
^Q^, -ira ktotmil, -li, «.
King's evil.
^oSn*, -rt kaatij, -gre,/. Song,
(sacred),^,
^oUUf on*, -ns kimb&rb&nd] -d&,
«. 1. Belt (used esp. by
Mahomedans) ; 2.^. enmity,
opposition.
^t^D, -0 kWiri, -ri, / Public
office (chiefly the building),
^iATf, -us kite&r, -rB, n.(var.
kiSar), Mule.
T^^tfrratfj-OT kStsirgfir, -r4,«.
Muleteer.
tft3',-feJskit;,-fS(fcot).»»- 1-Tie;
2. ferule.
^U^y k&t&kita, Alas.
tf li^yM, -feraa? kitau, -(Sri, (pho-
^cen-), «. Vintage.
^liftf katin or kto^n, a. Rigo-
rous, difficult, painful.
*^, -Bj k&(tl, -tte,/ 1. Shell of
some fruits; 1./g. begging.
^BjO, -i-5g^ kitten, -\\6\ {or
kiddo), «. Skull.
*ao,-4j3^kitlen,-tle5,«. Cere-
mony (used only for pagan
cerem.) ; for 'bed' je£ 'kbatlfli'.
K
tf a, -o5j ki^i, -ye,/ Curry.
^^ k&de, With: ;« Gram,
p. 219.
■rfd=B' kidek, (tjr kadsr), ad.
Finally.
^dSvS kftdetso, a. Final.
tf ^i kjldai> (^. V. Melt.
tf na, -cSj ka4ai, -ye,/. Caldron.
tf ^js, -n3 kidoa, -v5, *«. Ferry.
^n^rratf , -d® k^oagSr, -ri, «.
Ferryman.
tfao*, -09 k&dMI, -U«. Lathe:
'kfi^6il&k gMl = turn'.
^n (i^nT) kadd^(kard),fl. K-
gorouB, severe, e.g. superior.
^t^n%,-c3jkadqd5i,-ye,/. (pro-
nounce nearly 'k&rdai'). Se-
verity.
tfa^C -d kadtil, -le, / Pam-
phlet.
^4v, -«^ kSdval {or k44vol),
■^5, ». Side (of our L. J. C.)
ol. rel.
I^ra*, -ms kin, -9i, «. 1. Grain
(a single g.) 2. pain in the
back, (lumbago).
■it^Tft -fl kinaS) -nse, {some say
kinid, -nde),/ Ear of corn.
'^s^j -fS kfini, -ne,/ A piece of
a grain.
■^f^ , -rt ka^, -ge^ Sweet potato.
T^as,-^ kata,-t8,/ History, nar-
ration.
'^io^, -sra k&tamp, -pi, «.
Ember-day, «. tr.
tf^ katru
'rf^o', -03 katrur, -r5, m. «.
Child of 'sentur' (see appendix
to the English-Eonkani Diet.)
=tfde3*,-ODkadel,-U,K. Chair,/^.
^U^V kWvai, (khadv&l), a. Tur-
bid, muddy, ["der.
^^tf, -0 kinpir, -ri,/. Corian-
'^'^%'> -(^ kiiijy&, -nye, [or deo
k&nyS), /. Devout womaa,
virgin.
tfc5^^, -o5j kanyistri, -ye, /.
Nun; virgin.
T^5ifcl*,-te) kipi^-ta,«. 1. Simu-
lation, affectation; 2. y^. enmi-
ty: 'k. dovor=keep enmity'.
^sja, -o3j kapSi, -ye, / Brush
for bullocks.
^5). k&pti, a- Deceiving, affected.
t^WCTsro* kibSrdJlr, 0, Attentiva :
'k. rau=take heed.'
^wcrarB, -S kibSrdfiri, -ri, /.
Care, attention.
^sirao*, -OS kamir, -rs, m. Black-
smith.
=^^^ kamii, {pet. kftmoi), i).
Tan (skins).
=tfd.j^ -o3j k&mai, -ye,/ Profit.
^tf kir, ^1. Do: a most common
verb esp. in composition.
^doD^, -d5j karSndai, -ye, /.
Trouble.
*tioc3j3, -!3^ kirtado, -deS, m.
A country potato, or rather
a fruit similar to potatoes.
=rftJo2?, -ti kkrimb, -bi,/, Akind
of salad.
^cin*, -E3F karad,-rda, «. Straw
(thatching).
3 i^^r karm
^(JtSja karado, «. Rough; e.g.
a written paper: 'k&rden
kilgad=wa8te paper'.
^d^o, -(S^ karanen, -ne&, n
Armour.
^t7f, -ri kiriU, -fli, /, Gasp
(breathing hastily).
'rfOsiD', -03 kiir6r, -ri, m. Cott
tract.
T^OrfjSD*, -TO karimSr, -rS.
(Kn. n. f.) Ebony.
^6kaie, nompl. m. {sing, karo),
Ice, hail.
T^6o, -Oefc karen, -reS, «. Camel,
?f tSsft, -t3^ kJrSzm, -jmS, «. Lent,
^ff3FD*, -0^0 karkSr, -r&n (!
kJrkSr), m.pl. Trouble: 'k,
kfi.r, f.=trouble'.
tfff3F05)Sjsk4rk&r5tflo,3.Trouble-
^3'F, -33 kart,-U, m. 1. Doer,
author; 2./g. master (of the
house).
T^^F^o, -n^ kirtnven, -veS,
{var. kiirtnn or kirtuS), «.
Work, action, e. g. diabolic
action, great action, under-
taking.
i^D^F k^dsi, see kaddU.
i*ti*F kirn, postp. Through.
^^F, -^F kirn, -me, /. Action.
■rf^B* , -es kimik,-ka, OT, (Prime)
minister (in a native court)-
i^JjF kirpi, tr. v. (kirpa, «. v.)
Toast too much, boil too much.
^^F, -^^ k&rm,-m&,n. Crime.
traofej^ kant
^e)*r, -OT Iwrl, -U, «. Shell.
tf^F tarie, v. Paot (ia/.
^w^, -£73, talam, -ImSj «-
Paragraph.
^woa*, -13 kaliinili, -bi, /. Ver-
digris, rust.
^e>o!323j3 kalftmbitso, a. Busty,
of verdigris.
^^, -c3j kUai, -ye,/. Tin: 'k,
kad, ».=put t.'
^e^rrao', -03 kil%Sr, -iS, »».
Tinker.
tfd^fejtf, -Era lUlelciitir.-rt,
Collector, fr.
'^fD'tvoo, -3=1 kalflSuS, -tS, ».
Trousers, /•.
liziz^, ^enjcjB tavad, kandS, «.
Valve of a door.
tfrfcj^if, -OD iSvalgrar, -ri, »/
Protector.
tfSS,-a kasili, -81, /. Ecouomy
e.^, make e. of your money.
^SS^Jd kjiiiiitso, a. Economical
e.£: an e. man.
■Ss^j-ssra, iiit,-iti„m. Difficulty,
pain, distress (esp. in the
plur.)
^js^oSjs kSitSnteo, a. Difficult,
painful.
■^^^1 kaitai,(c.^'.^ka|ta),Caus6
pain, trouble.
^& kilfi, a. Industrious.
•^Tii^, -^ ktisab, -flhe,/ Trade.
*j:%, -oJra kSaSi, -ya, wt. Decoct
tion, infusion, soup.
^i^oA dJSV^D' kisengi mole&r,
e. g., I. as if you say.
^^MTOtf , -Ds) kae&i^, -rS, m.
Butcher.
■ih '^D' kilBi kir, V. Graft.
^s^s* kiskfts. ». Jolt (of a
carriage). pnga.
^^v*, -V3 kastal, -Ifi, «. Sweep-
^r^Ssj*, -Era ktotisU, -is, w.
Candlestick.
i#«* kiil, ».!•. Be known.
tfi^i kaUi, c.v. Declare, warn,
inform.
tffl^ kalit, Known, or perhaps
knowledge (-ta, «.).
T^^v* kalvai, ». Be in agony,
■^^^jS, -vsr- kalvajo, -leS, «.
Agony, anguish.
^« kalvi, E-. Subtract, e.^. an
account.
=^i\, -i^ talsi, -se,/ 14 seers.
^*iT3a*, -03 kikfigSr, -ri, w».
Client.
B'-.o kSin, ai^. When.
■tfin*, -era kiiid, -da, «. Arrest:
'k. kar = a., catch'; 'k^dant
ghal=put into arrest'.
^i^s*, -S> kiiphet, -ti,/. Accusa-
tion (civil).
Tfi®, -6 kiiU,-le,/ Shard.
59053^, -33 kSnkSfi, -k?fe «•
Bracelet.
530530* kinkir, v. Pip, as hens.
^sofiAtf, -U9 k&nyor, -rt, «•
Cornice.
53oti«, -J3 kant, -ti,/ Basket.
We)o^, -U? kftnt, -t5, m. Brim,
c.^. of a vessel,
„, „ L.oogic
wBoi33 kanta
e^j kazu
BSofeja'P' kautel, v. Abhor.
^^oSjb^jS, -VS^ Untilo, -le5, m.
Abhorrence,
T3ofeje>'p3^Sj2kantSly&t80,^. Abo-
minable, hateful.
ffBoiS^o^o*, -0 i5BteiuTor,-ri,
/ Aloe.
BiioSjb, -fej^ kanto, -te&, «».
Thorn.
53oU^ -o5j kSntinui, -ya, /
(^'l^r. kiintpui), Black ant.
'ffBoo' kSnd, V. Beat, £. ^. rice
(pound).
Bs)oa, -o3j kSndi, -ye, / That
which is in the middle of a
plantain tree.
ffBodo*, -03 kSniJer, -r5, m. A
brown, small, poisonous ser-
pent.
■ffDos* kSnt, V. Scrape, e.g.
a cocoanut.
BBo^s kant&i, c. V. \. Engrave;
2. cause remorse.
^Bo^JB^ja, -ejffc kSntSitolo, -leS,
m. Engraver,
ffso^c^nsc*, -tra kantonigfir,
-ra, ?». Carrer.
s«)oSjS^o, -^:)o kantoiieS, -neft^
«. Engraving; or 'kantoneatso
vaur', 'kantountso vaur.'
^30^'?, -"? k5ntoli (kSntli), -le,
/. White kernel of a cocoanut.
^o4o, -5^';o kSatneS, -tneilS,
«, A kind of tool for scraping
cocoanuta.
■iraos:^, -sra k&mp, -p5, «. Camp,
yard, series: 'kampan=in a
row,'_^.
«s)o!3*, -S) k&mp, -pi,/ (cr kim-
pero, -res, /»■) Trembling.
9e)o:^ k&mp, ;'. Tremble.
«s)o2)re*,-cl k4mpin,-ni,/ Small
bell, /r.
Bsioa:*, -^k5mb,-bi,/. l.Asplit
of bamboo used for tying
things together; 2. edge or
border of native dress.
'^o!3j3'?', -13, t&mbol, -bli, /.
Blanket of low quality.
1T3^, -^ kak, -\6,f. Armpit.
BsJ^oSj*, -srs kakns, -si, m. Closet.
^j)T^o^,-^kakult,-Iti,/ Mercy:
'k. kS,r, ^./. = pity'.
=5sJ'tf j^SjS kilkn!tit80,«.Mercif ul.
ira^jVtiD*, -CD kSkuldSr, -tl, m.
A merciful person {used also
as an adj.')
irsn^cf, -7T3 kJgSd, -gd5, «.
Paper, letter, sheet, page.
51)^, -KJ k&z, -an, /. Cashew-
nut.
5!)^,-l3eik52,-z5,«. Button-hole.
w^aao', -D3 kazSr, -rfi, «. Mar-
riage : 'kazar zata=marry'; 'k.
k&r= copulate', Lai. conjunge
in matrimonium^fr.
53^0 kSzSji, a. Married.
53^30* fra^jfSjs or ff^^Q* isra
uuoe'fi^^jAJs kfizSr natnllo
or k&z&r zSunk natullo, a. Not
married.
TfDWJO*, -CTS kazul, -la, n. Cha-
suble, y^.
^3£ijA/a, -erai> kizulo, -leS, w.
Firefly.
.._ A.oogic
v^B^ kazro
^fi
iiato, -ziei, m. A
bitter herb (nux vomica),
used also as a term of com-
parison for bitter things.
V?iJl%, -sa^ k&ZTO, -zvtA, m.
Wick, (burnt part); some say
'kazulo' or 'kazvi.' \var.n.
Vii^, -ira kit. -*4. »«■ Jacket,
ffeii:*, -te) lEit,-H, m. Dam, to
prevent water running.
'B-sy^rS, -f! kSfapuni, -?e, /.
Parapet.
9i)Bo,-b:i^kSteD,-te&,». Adam
round a tree.
Wtifej^^, -oSj kitkia,-ye,/ Bevo-
lution.
ffeicj* k&d, V. Extract, pull, Lat,
trahe &JiA exirake : 'sen kad=
put cowdung'; 'bagil kad=
open the door'; 'santa kursaJSi
kuru kad=make the sign of
the cross'; 'pati kad = retract',
€,£■. words.
WS&, -oSj kidi, -ye,/ Any small
stick, as a match.
B3e5, -oSjkani, -ye,/. Story, tale.
BeiE^B',-'* k5nlk,-ke,/ Present,
i. e. a splendid present.
bseI kane, or kSnyhe, v. Take.
'SDeId', -U3 kSner, -ifi, m. Kepu-
gnant juice of trees etc.
5sicla3^vja kaner&tBo, a. Having
the quality of 'kaner'.
Vt>^, -4 kftt, -ti,/ Skin, crust.
53^D*kBtar,i'-Cnt;^<wj. 'katar'.
mi^o', -5, k5t4r, -tri,/ 1. Scis-
sors; 2. trap.
VBsra kaba
irsijs, -3^ kBto, -tel, OT. Fibre.
W333,Ri', -tTsi kStrin, -9i, «.
I^ch.
vs^, -jra kSn, -ii&, »«. Ear, also
sense of hearing: 'k^nant
podlan=I heard'; 'kan aika-
n£n=I am rather deaf.
W3^'^, -fra k&nun, -n5,«. Law.
BsipijAa, -S7% kSnuIo, -lea, m.
Ear-wax.
V^fi kSne, V. TakS' {or kane).
ffS^a*, -4 ksnvet, -ti, / Pen-
knife, y9-.
ff«)fSjo*, -era kSnsul, -15, «,
Temple, i.e. side of the fore-
head.
ffDSi' kap, Cut, e.£: neck.
^J3*, -3ra k5p, -p&,«. l.Cope;
2. slice (of bread) ; 3, m. ear-
ring.
Trances', -as k&pid, -pd5, «-
Female dress, (not the white
veil).
sssja;:^ kipSs, a. Perfect, e.^-. 'k,
bore5=p. well'; perfectly,
very well ; 'kapas moniss
clever man',
'suh, -o3j k&pi, -ye,/ Coffee.
TSs^xf, -us kSpur, -iB, «.
Camphor.
ws^r^, -33^ kipns, -psi, f/t.
Cotton. [work, mail.
5333D , -S kapoa, -poe,/ Net-
^sJ) , -S kSpni, -pne,/ Shaving:
'k. kar = shave'.
^31330' T^O* kSbSr k5r, -fr. s.^
Terminate, /r,
i._ - A'OogIc
ff3^j3 kalo
ssEJsiD* w:s kabir z&, «. ^.y^.
Finish,
03e3j|„ -8TO,5 Wblo, -Mel, m.
The part of a cocoaaut used
for making ropes.
■s^zif, -;ij3 kim, -mil, «. 1.
Busiuess; 2. duty, oflSce, voca-
tion; 3. luxury.
33dot?, -fej3 karitDt, -t5, «■ A
bitter fruit like a cucumber,
'ffBoara*, -fB!jkarsn,-niS,«. Cause.
ffaD, -o3j kiri, -ye,/. A piece of
wood to carry boxes with.
ffSiSSFfle, --^-So kfirk4no,-ne5,«».
Administration,
35)aFo333a*, -era kardlyil, -15, ft.
Cardinal.
■ffaararo', -u^ kirbSr, -i%, n.
I. Administration; 2. affair
(in tbe sentence: 'tujen k.
kJLsen asa = how is your
aflEair?').
ffSETOFO, -a% kSrbari, -ria, m.
Superintendent, administra-
tor.
^41=5^^,-^:3 kSrm, -mi, «. see
karm.
B^oSjFo, -aJj3 kiryeS, -yeS, «.
1. Auspicious occasion, (so
tbey call)a dinner; a marriage.
^33f kSrve, v. Smoulder.
530* kil, ad. Yesterday,
^c^, -J33 kU, -IS, «. Epoch,
time.
'Sr/aorf, -rra kaUng, -gl,, n. Ful-
crum.
?BU3oSci, -tL kaiiinvidya, -dye,
f. Chronology, n. u.
^sGSZiJSSf, •i3ei ksl&map, -pa,
«, Chronometer, «. «.
BDt>J0,-O3t51un,-lva,«. Oyster.
y365,-3kaieti,-ti,/. Health, good
constitution, temperament.
•s^Sjtt kSltao.'i.Ofyesterdayi'k.
aitar:xlast Sunday',
■ffsej* , -era kaid, -Ids, m. Gravy,
broth, ^.
'B3d;5 k&Ido, a. J, e.g; 'kalden
vor=|. of an Hour'.
BseJjj, -SjkSla, -Ul,/ Chalice.
W3rfa3,D*, -03 kavalkSr, -rS, «.
Guardian.
wsio, -S3ftkaMn,-8eS,». Bronze.
93??, -k:3 k&B, -sS, m. ^ Pie.
93?ji, -cSj kssai, -ye,/ A kind
of tortoise (the bigger kind).
W3'f', -533 kSsou, -svS, m. A
kind of tortoise (the smaller
kind).
BSK^o*, -03 kSskar, -rS,
Horsekeeper.
5e>\ kSski, (khSski), a. Priyate.
W3^., -^. kSsti, -ste,/ Langoti
'a^'9o^f, -rre kSling, -gS, «
Water-melon, (a very bi;
fruit like a pumpkin).
9^*M^,-'P3 kSUz,-lza,M. 1. Liver:
2. heart, ^j/. morally.
S3^js kSlo, «. Black ;y^, also e.^.
b. days.
S3i3j3e*,-'J3 kaiok,-kS,»i. Dark-
ness, c.^, of mind, pr. fg.
53^j5js {or ^ii<5ja,) kSloBo (fr
k&lso), a. Dark.
„_ L.oogI
^%ii -^i^&!Wi>-Jkiu,/. Jaun-
dice.
Q?!^ k&lki, a. Dark (applied only
to night).
V^ kfiia, Something; particle
modifjing the meaning of
some words: s. Gram. p. 79.
•ff^&a, -cysn kaido, -iei,m. Duty,
law, rule, precept.
ffa!So',-EJD klipul, -U, n. Rake.
=5^0', -© kUI, -li,/. Pan.
v^^iji, -3% ktiUto, -teS, m.
Shovel.
QcitfUlS k&nje, V. Be confounded.
Wtitfo^ScS, -c3 kinjepi, -91, /.
Confusion, shyness.
i \i, con. That (as in the sen-
tence: 'he was 80 obstinate
/halite; 'I think Ma/— ').
4oi3 kin^e, v. Become lirid.
lees's*, -vakindil, -IS, m. A kind
of tree good for timber.
■*orfO, -0 iindari, -ri, /. Harp.
■JoO, kindri, a. Piercing (voice).
^oDj kindri, s. Trick.
*t/, -li kit,-ti,/. Spark: -kiti
podtat = sparkle'.
*a, -a kitki,-tke,/. Window
-»C3*,-a (*?i3*, or also -JiSjs,
-nsp) kid, -4i>/ (kid or also
kido, -defi, m.) Insect, worm;
('kid' is smaller than 'kido').
i^ ki^ii, V. Stir.
^lokiteii,/r<7.What; something.
is^bO* kite&k, Why: 'k. mo|e-
iir= because'.
[ *Afo kirmen
^frao*, -0 kinSi, -ri,/. Bank (of
a river).
d^JS^, -i kimot, -ti,/ Valua-
tion, rate.
i^ kimii, If. Nip.
d jsS kitlo, <!■ How much.
ixf, -0 kir, -ri,/ Rice-milk (a
sweetmeat of jaggery and
rice).
ScJoi3, .akirSnte,-te,/. Flea(of
bullocks).
40ij', -tei kirit) -% ^- Crown,
«. c.
*i3j3ort?:3o dJ3ki*,-tra kiponyi-
licen bot, -tS, «. The little
finger ('mudie6Bn bot=ring-
finger').
4*F, -«F kirki, -rke,/ Distaff.
*4ra^, -oSj kirkidSi, -ye, /.
GnaBDing of teeth.
i^F& kirkir, (var. kidki4), v.
Gnash, squeak.
diJjSFV' kirkol, «■ Low, poor,
wretched.
^-Sjarv^, -o3j kirkolSi, -ye,/
WretcnednesB.
*hF, -i^r kirgi, -rge,/ Dress
of small girls.
*3*f,-4f kirt,-rti,/ 1. Repu-
tation; 2. improvement, tf.jf.
of a farm; 3. power: 'kirt
paullo =! famous'.
*3^F, -ir kirts, -rte, /. Anti-
phone, «. c.
iffF, -jjsi Krn, -nJ, «. Ray.
^^Fo kirmeS (v&ntfi), Snivel
(flows).
i.-...iA'00glc
*ej'F kirl
tf-iO kubdi
■*e3*r, -fs-d kirl, -1ft, m. Tender
bamboo.
d'CTsiF kirlft, V. Germinate.
*ereF-!3', -ns kirUp, -p5, «.
Germination.
*Kb«*, -«? kiaul, -le, /. Plane,
of carpenters.
■ir^, -h^ kisti, -8ti,/. 1. Tax;
2. some take it also for
instalment.
irij^, -:^ kismiB, -ae,/. Raisin.
■i'^oii*, -^ kilauts, -6i,/. Shriek.
450*, -03 kir, -r5, »t. Parrot.
■tfooiras*, -=B^ knnksd, -kda, «.
Chickens, poultry.
■tfjofera kun^, V. Hobble.
*Joi3j3, -ks?k tnii^,-tea,»». Pale.
^OoiJ, -o3j knnti, -ye,/ Peg.
tfjodjei, -n^ kando, -de&, m.
Bran, chan.
^joc?^ 533s^ knudeft -pftst, a.
Chaff, (y^.) /. worse than chaff.
=^oo:3o, -135 ~ kundleS, -dleft, «.
Pan (for making curry in),
^ooira* kuntan, v. Constipate,
^,)o^c^3^, .S3 knntan&p, -pa, n
Constipation, «. c.
^jodJS, -n^ knado, -deft, m. 1.
Stock of a gun ; 2. pillar,
=^ooMeid', -03 knmbitr, -ri, ot
Potter.
i^o'sr='!)Ci*, -csD kngnftd, -da, m
Brother-in-law (It. cog?tato).
used only by some castes
commonly 'meuno' is used.
^jSj*, -fe)3 kat, -\\, n. Plot.
T^jiios:', -sra {or -i^jferaE^, -ij-^)
kutamb -b& {or kntlm, -tmft),
«. Family,
^jfejarrso', -03 kntagSr, -rft, »*.
Malcontent,
^j^, -B kut^i, -te, / Fulcrum
(of a balance). Ting.
'^i^. ku^^ii ^- Arouse by knock-
tfjy,o, -b^^ katten, -tea, «.
1. J. Seer; 2.-J seer(of riceand
the like).
■rfo!3', -a kud, -di, /. 1. Body;
2. matter, Za/. materia.
^jra*, -CJ3 kud, -di, «. Room.
^otssD*, -D kndar, -ri, / see
kor&d
T^j^J^, -133. P kndko, -dke^, m.
Part, piece,
=^jiS^f!5', -We) kuddepon, -nS,
«. Blindness.
^.Jlija kaddo, 3. Blind.
tfja kudsi, t'. Add,
^os^enjo, -era kntiun, -t5, «».
Tunic, (long native over-
dress).
^o3, -o3j knti, -ye, /. Stump.
■^oasoU, -43 kndinti, -te, /.
Hammer.
=^oeSjsv', -a, kndol, -dli, /
Mattock.
■ifotSA, -ts^s kudro, -drea, m.
Island,
^jn*, -sra knp,-p&,K. 1. Cloud;
2. m. powder of a certain
stone. [a, c.
^0^, -^ knppi, -ppe, /. Bottle,
^j!5 knbdi, a. Envious.
^j^i kusri
^oAbb*, .^i knmok, -mke, /.
Help: 'k.\iir or k. di,
=help.'
^jCja. -wJb,^ kumli, -mtii, >
Coadjutor, assistant.
^j^iHtici*, -CTS knmkejiar, -rS,
m. AsBiBtaat.
l^jrfjSD*, -03 knmgar, -rt, «.
Communion ; 'k. kane= re-
ceive c.'/y.
^orfj^o*, -B knatBar, -ri,/ Con-
fesaionaliyr.
^j;iraD*, -us kumsSr, -rS, «.
CoDfession: 'k. k^r=hear c.';
'k. za=confess',_/>'.
T#0D3ra',.-a knrad, -di {or also
kn4ir, -Pi), /. Axe.
tfoO?3',-SJeiF" kuriSj-rsiijOT. Cross.
l#od), -dFknni,-rve,/. Sign,e./.
of the cross.
i^jo^, -3jJis;3 knron, -rovi
1. Crown; 2. tonsure, f;l.
T#j3rar,-^f^karpa,-rpe,/. Grace,
^josiffIb, -ra^ kurp&no, -^ea,
01. Basket (small).
^jSf, -^f knrli, -rle,/ Crab,
cray-flsh.
^o^Fo, -s^F knrven, -rrea, ».
Basket (larger than 'kur-
pano).
tfjtf, -© kul (kai), -li, /. Daily
payment.
tfjejo!3*, -CTei kulnp, -p5, «. Lock
(i.e. the interior part).
i^osSo, -erab knlen,- leS, «. Gob-
lin.
T#js3o*, -03 kuler, -rii, «. Spoon,
/>■.
tfj^tfeSjstf knlerbor, a. Spoon-
ful.
rfja3,D*, -nsknlk&Tf-rfiim. Cooly.
tfj^, -33p kavo, -Tea, w. Mast.
tfj^tf ,-Qtiknvor,-r5,OT, Prince.
i^j^j^aSo h\;f, -ija knve&cen
pi^, -tl, «. Arrowroot.
tfjsss;' (0^ tfjss©) kHsftl (or
kulili), a. Joyful: 'k. k&r=
make joyful'.
^oBeiSTa, -o3j kusUiii, -ye,/. Joy.
^:>T^, -sra kae, -85, «. Sting.
^■ijf kns, V. Be corrupted (^r.
andy^.); knaai, c.v.
tfos*, -'O ku8, -si, /. 1. Side,
direction; 2. bosom (^A)
Tfosjn%, -o3j kuaadii, -ye,' /
Putrefaction. [ruption.
?fosj3Sa*, -333 knaSp, -p5, n. Cor-
tfo?ras?',-V?) kuaSl, -1&, K. Side
(». «, of the body).
'rfjsjs, kuski, w. 1. Get out of
the natural position, e.g. a
dress; 2, grudge, get ill-
feeling, e. g. 'mon kuskata' ;
knsk&i, c. v.
tfo;!*x&3*,-t3kn8knt, -te,/. Small
piece, fragment, atom.
^0^ , 'Ti?i f knsdi, -sdia, tn. Cor-
a' ao .1.1
rupter.
^•>'^. -^ kust, -fltS, «. Ex-
pense, in the phrase 'mojea
kustar'.
tfo^nsa*, -03 knstig&r, -rii, m.
Gladiator.
■^o?j, .\ kusri, -firi,/. Appendix
supplement (in buying).
tfjs* kul
■foBds kotlo
■tfo?*, -vs tnl) -15, «. (some say
kol). Lake.
*os^,-CT(i'^i#o«,-c3j) knl, -15,
n.(or'kuli, -ye,/) Tribe.
^o^s'j-^knlit, -Ita, m. Gram.
■Sovs,, -V3, kuUa, -Is, m. Dwarf.
^' ^ ..J.J
'So^Jb kentso, a. Reddish
(B. biondo).
•iaz^, -SB k6iid, -<U, «. Flame,
burning charcoal.
^oO* k^nd, Jf. Reproach, blame.
"SbdO, -d^ kekSri, -riS, wi.
Customer.
^ao I"" ^aoa* kediu I'rkedints,
aJ. Ever: 'k. na=aever'.
■SdJB kedo, a. How large.
^jj^^o, -ij^ kep5ten, -^eS, «.
Mumps.
•S^^'^p^, -33 keppepon, -pS, «.
Deafness.
^^ keppo, a. Deaf.
^D", -0 ker, -ri,/. Street.
'S&^i -e)T9- kelfli,-lBi&,OT. Barber.
^C3n', -a keT5d, -di, /. Con-
sumption.
'S^Ji'S, -^ kesoli, -]e,/. Excres-
cence, boil.
^^o!3jB, ~tSt^ kelambo, -bea, m.
Plantain tree.
■S^o,-«^ kelen, -lei, «. Plantain.
^%.' -^M^i, (some say kalni)
-]ne,/. Hiccough.
^?!3*, -Oei ked, -4a, m. Evil.
^Ef^F kerna, (ii/. When.
-jf^K , -sjs k^su (//. k6s), -b5, m.
Hair: 'kes kad = 8haTe'.
^JSoB* konk, t;. Poke, e.£;. with
a finger, with a hill etc.
^JSotfjs , -Wt>r. konk^o, -ae5, m.
A Konkani-speakiug Hindu.
^j^o;^, -7\ts, kong^o, -ge%, m.
Snail.
ifoaots* koii4, »■ Dig-
^jBodjatj*, -Bti kondok, -kfi, m.
Ditch.
^JBo^D^, -3TOj kompor, -pra, m.
Elbow,
^jaon,, -^ komphru, -phri, /.
Confraternity, y>".
^JSoM , -:ja kombn, -b5, m.
1. Trumpet; 2. bud of a
palm-tree.
^jSoirafe:', -wa, kombat, -bt5, «.
Cottage.
€j3os3, -o3j kombi, -ye,/. Hen.
'^JSosle, -tZts,, kombo, -be5, m.
Cock.
^A^ koke, Ji. Pip (of the cock),
^ja A o,-'^ kokken(koiike£},-ke5,
«. Trammel.
*;srtjv*,-A,kogn!,-gli,/ Cuckoo.
^JSE3*, -tA koe, -ci, / Sofa (for
sleeping).
^j3te)®F, -dp kotarli, -rle, /
Milleped.
^JSKo, -fej^ koten, -tea, n. Castle.
■^jbB^ps*, -F5ei kotiepoa, -9S, «•
Wickedness (bet. kho^epon).
*JSS3j, -13, kotri, -tri,/ (tarvaci-).
Cabin.
^J3^, -kz^s. kotlo, -tlea, OT.
Chicken-pox (eruptions of the
skin).
•S.s>z^ k6d
^jbjSjsf kordo
^jSci', -CJ3 kid, -dS, M, Leprosy.
*JSI3*, -ak6d,-di,/. Score (20).
^Jdas^JS kodStso, a. Leprous.
^JSdj kodu, a. Bitter.
iJja^, -ZS5^ iodo, -daS, m.
Handcuff, (pei. kliodo).
^JBCjao*, -OD kodkar, -rfi, w.
A leprous man.
tfjs^.ffi, -ra^^ koddo, -ddeS, m.
1. Bald head; 2. /^. intel-
ligent ('to boro koddo').
^JBil%, -s^ kodyo, -4y^) ^■
Leper.
^ja:53.r^, -fI kodasn, -ne, /.
Acrimony, bitterness,
ijjs:!©, -n^ kodBo, -dseS, (3e/.
kadso), m. Steep; a. bitterisb.
i^ES* kon, pr<?n. Who; about
words derived from 'kon' see
Gram. p. 78.
^JfJiB*, -59 konik, -kit, m. (bet.
koneg'),Canon(eccl. dignitary),
^JSJiWcio ^v*, -Vt! konikSii mel,
(konegSn-), -16, «. Chapter (of
canons).
■^JS^.ffl, -(3^0 konso, -nsea, «».
Angle, corner.
€jan', -ss i6p, -pa, «. Cup,
bowl: 'k. marta=(he)i8 given
to drinking'.
^jssraei', -era iopU,-l5,«. Fore-
head.
*JS 5j 3*, -3eikopit,-t5,»i. Captain.
^j3£o*, -es kopel, -U, «. 1.
Chapel; 2. crown for chil-
dren, //•.
■#JS^,.;^kopo,-pe&, n. Patch,
or piece, e.£'. of cloth : 'k. mar=
sew a piece of cloth'.
■Sji^ {or tfsgp^), .^^ ioppo
(pr kappo), -pp^ m. Tribnte.
^Jdzf, -d kob, -be (-bi), /
Cabbage.
^jBWstf, -i5,kobar,-bre,/. News:
■vait k. ul&ita=(he) speaks
ill', (6ef. khab&r).
"S-azM, 'iSit kobn, -b&, m. Sugar-
cane.
i?J5tJJO*,-® kobnl,-li,y; (oralso-
kobiat, -ti,/) Consent: 'kobul
zata fr koblat dita= consents'.
^J3!3,o, -S3^!> kobren, -breS, «-
Dried kernel of the cocoanut-
€oSrfj3(3', -fjai komin, -n5, »-
(var. kamSn), 1 . Spring, e.g. of
a carriage etc. ; 2. arch, e.^. of
a bridge.
tfjsDj^, -rfJ3^ komia, -msi, «-
Shirt,
ifjao', -Dti k6r, -rS, m. Choir.
^Ji&odjd, -zsss korndo, -deS, it.
A box of round cylindric
form.
*j3a3oS3, -a kortoti, -^ /.
A little hoe.
■Sja6j3C3* korod, a. Ten millions.
'Sjsrraro', -ua korgir, -rS, «.
Basket-maker.
^J3neF^ro,-ej^ kor^len, -lei,
«. Basket-maker (woman).
■^JSl^r korzai (c, v. of kora).
Cause itch.
^Jtidosr, -n^r kordo, -rdei, m-
Scourge.
„, „ L.oogic
rfjSCTar korda,
*AD* krdd
ifjgcraFtrao, -n^ kordaun, -v&,
«. String,^.
•Jja^r korpi, w. Scratcli (for
itch).
^JS^FoS*, -33 kirvfint, -tJi, m.
Saw.
^ja©, -oSj koli, -ye,/. A she-
jackal.
iJJSds', -o^ko]it,-lti,». Brand.
SjsdJS, -57^ kolo,-le5, m. Jackal.
iJjB^o, -»?g kolgefi, -IgeS, «.
Bitch.
'^JB^DS*, -33 kOTit, -tS, «.
Military exercises.
iJsa^JSO', -D? kovfir, -rS, «.
Company.
*js^, -nsg koTo, -vei, m.
Crucible.
■sfja^s^ koTol, !>. KoU: 'jibk.=
keep silence' ; 'kovolSeii mez,
-za, «.=foldiDg table'.
i5js?j* kos, I'. Plough.
^■SATf, -733 koa, -sS, m. Three
miles, leagne.
^J3si'P« kosil, V. Be split, y^.
of the heart, for pity.
iJdfiSii koso (k&Bo), a. How.
*J3v', -"PS kftl, -IB, «. Lake,
bog (Lat. palus, -udt's), n.c.
^j&'Sji, -v\ kolo (kiilo), -le&, m.
Bud.
i?J3s?J3^, -Wsi -koloB, -sS, m.
Spire, t. e. a round thing like
a cupola.
■SjB^o, -^'^s kolmen, -Imei, «.
A big vessel for drawing
water with,
ifjai?^, -s^5 kolao, -JaeS, m_
Pitcher.
^js,. -o3j koi, -ye,/.
^j3v3j3, -3D- koito, -tea, «.
Scythe ; 'koiti, koitul' are
smaller scythes.
l?J^D*, -ere koir, -r8, m. Filth.
tfj3?s3*, -S33 kop, -p5, m. Anger.
ijja^jj' kop, V. Get angry.
*jaf a*,-ei3kdl, -U,«. 1. Measur-
ing stick, perch; 2. ruler.
^ila, -!33^ kondo, -dea, w.
Dove,
tfs^JB, -s^ koulo, -left, ff». Boll,
scroll.
^rfj*, .;is5 kram,-mS,«. Order,
disposition, ^.^. o, of life.
^^JBol^ kramSutrn, Regular,
e.£^. life.
*,?;^5fUo, -33 kriattun, -tB, »*.
Christian.
^lafa*, M kreicit, -^i,/ Deed of
sale; so also 'ft4ou<^it = 'lQ^^
of mortgage' etc.
^AjCJ*, -03 krod, -da, »». Anger.
■ Google
suoas* khiindit, u. Positive, cer-
tain, fixed, settled :'kh.zaun=
positively'.
SJoS*, -4 khant, -ti, /. Sorrow,
melancholy.
aJoci3*, -d^ kMndak, -dks, m.
Ditch, precipice.
£J^?^J^, -(S^ khitzSuo, -ne&,
Treasury (of the State) {var.
khitzSn, -nfi, n.)
SjiSo, -bs^ kMtlei, -tlei,
Bed.
aj:?3SLJH* khad&khad, a. 1. Re-
solute; 2. impartial.
ajCT3S3*, -133^ khidSp, -dp&, n.
Bock.
ftjS, -o3j khSdi, -ye,/ A pencil
made of lead.
ajQcSjt^ ^o*,-®khiidiyeci kSil,
-li, /. Pan made of pot-atone.
SuaoSj^sS ^3j5d', -3^, khadi-
yetBo fator, -tri, m. Pot-stone,
used here for making lamps,
pencils, etc.
aJ{^,-E33 klian,-u&, m. 1. Parti-
tion, e.g. of a cupboard;
2. decade (of the rosary).
3Jc5, -o3o kMni,-ye,/. Ditch (on
both aides of roads for col-
lecting water, in the fields etc.)
£J3, -33 kh&tn, -tft, n. Stain.
ti^^ khat&i, V. Stain.
aji_3* khatkit, «'. Boil.
lo^io^, -3^ khatkato, -teS, wx.
Ebullition.
KH
iUEis^, -^J9 khadam, -mS, n.
Gallop: 'kh^dam ghal = gal-
lop'.
jutf khir, a. Very hot.
•uoa;* khSrit, ^oj//. Except,
unless; see Gram. p. 301.
SJ&G', -a kharid, -di, /. Prime
cost.
5j6j& kh&ro, ct- True, real, actual.
SJi^rfeSjS or •u'tfrfej* kh&rkato, of
kharkat, a. Bough, e.g. road.
JU'tfjF, -SeiF kharks, -rkj, m.
Dried date.
ajn*F, -Heir khiirg, -rga, «.
Tribulation.
lut3*F, -'>3 kharte, -taS, «. Ex-
pense.
aMf khftrei, v. Expend.
sjiir^E?', -re^ khr6ipoa,-nS,«.
Expense.
£u:3fo, -£3% khgrben, -be&,
Scurf.
£JS3^, -Uih- khal^i, soi., ■
Sailor.
sa:3i:v^, sjvuv^kkav&l, kkanl^t.
Scale (of fishes),
sjv* khil, V. Omit, miss, £.^.
'sal khaili = I lost school',
•u^, -« khal, -li,/. Starch, used
by washermen.
lUjp khain, -Ji/. Where.
533 kha, ^. Eat; kh&voi, c.v.
STSoB^O* khlnkar, if. Hawk.
SJ50&, -c3j fchlndi, -ye,/. Stalk
(of a tree).
siysoz^ khand
ajjoas khunto
szsoif, -OS khand, -dS, m.
Shoulder,
-sjsoa, -c3j thSndi, -ye, / A
Btnall branch.
aa-Boda, -nso kh&ndo, nlflfi, m.
Braoch, used alsoy^., e.£-. b.
of sciences.
4175o!3j5, -zssi- kh&mbo, -be&, m-
1. Pillar; 2./g. support: 'kh.
rukatso=pale'; Lai.palus,i.
J133U30*, -^ khizur, -zrj, tn.
Date (the fruit),
^uacj*, -ra^ ktSd, -da, «. Beard.
Krai^jo, -sa kh&dun, -dvS, «.
Rope to climb trees with.
iroa,, -^khadki, -dke,/. Chin.
sjs^, -R3 khSn, -na, «. Food.
sj^Sd* khatir, /oj//. For, ia^.
pro, e.g. ora pro me.
ii3aiJ5,-3%khato,-te&,OT. Presi-
dency (country),
sra^;^^, -^ khatkntii, -tie, /.
Nettle.
sj^Tf tlar, a. Salt, e. g. 'pez
kh. zalea'.
sjBtf, -oD kli&r, -rii, »». Lje,
soda-potash, Za/./i>ma;'kh,
gal = inake p.'
araSo, -D3r kh&reD, -rea, «. Dry
fish. ^
sisOf, -n^F khfirvi, -rrea, »».
Fisherman(of a certain caste).
SI3J73FE5*, -e5 kharaan, -91, /.
Salt n ess.
sss'^&v khlrso, a. Saltisb.
S350* "^CH^fpostp. Under: 'khal
as ullo= subject, subordinate'. |
sra®kh&Ii,a.Empty,y^. vacancy :
'khali natuUo = employed' ;
'khali nastaoafi = without in-
terruption'.
STS^^!^, -fTH khaitepon, -na,
«. 1. Subjection; 2. humility;
3. obedience.
aJ3f3.^khaito,o.l. Subject; l.fg.
humble; 3. obedient.
ararioD*, -era khSTind, -dS, m.
Lord, master.
sie)^ khaaki, a. Own.
STDsnjh khaogi, a. Greedy.
ai3Wuh^C5',-EBskhauffipon,-n5,
n. Greediness, debauch.
^E5*, -E3U khig, -ni, «. Moment,
a second (minute).
jOfb*, -eI khiii, -98, /. Corn
{callus).
sao*, -B khir, -ri,/ A kind of
sweetmeat made with rice
and jaggery,
^tf khir, n. v. Be dissolyed or
melted, e.^. sugar ; khirai,c.?'.
iQ-e*, -9 khil, -li,/ 1. Wooden
fastening; 2. linch-pin; 3.
wooden nail.
iQ'Ps^kliiiai, V. Nail.
^^J3, -V3^ khilo, -lea, nt. Nail,
(spike): 'gubitso kh, = stud'.
^^j,^J3, -1?^! khilkslo, -lea, m.
Rattle.
auoBJa, -b^ khunto, -tea, m.
1 . Dwarf, (used also as adj^ ;
2. thistle ('kante ani khunte =
spinae el Iriduli, Gen, iii. 18);
3. stake: 'khunteanSi voi =
palisade'; dim. 'khun(i==peg'.
awFBi) khuna
iLMSH, -eI khnnS, -ne,/ 1. Sign,
prodigy; 2, omen, presage,
SUJa" khnddu, «i/. Personally.
Jujji, -c3j iUuni, -ye,/. Homi-
cide {komtcidium) : 'prana
kh.=3uicide, n.u.
sjj^inec*, -U3 ktnnig&r, -rt, w.
Homicide {komictda).
ajjjSJs, -n^ khnbo, -beS, w).
1. Shell-fish; 2. ankle.
SUJJ, 3 khuli, -ie,/. 1. Will,
free will, wish; 2. pleasure:
'khusi vor=wish', G. F.
iSjaoB* khonk, v. Congh.
sSjSo*, -4^ khonkli, -Me, /.
Cough : 'kh. yeta = cough
iSjSfej', -a khot, -te,/. 1. Heel;
2. kick,
Ii3jd^ kkoto, (or kho^pon&tao),
a. Wicked.
^JS^JS, -Ti^s kbodo, -de&, m.
Handcuff.
iSJSdo, -CI3P khoren, -reS, n. Hoe
(instrument).
sSjadjes", -:3f khoroz, -rji, /
Itches.
by.
aliat^'r,-;^ kh6m,-n&, «. O^en.
i3j50, -o3j khili, -ye, / Dry
leaf.
iSjadffi, -E% kholo, -le5, m.
Green leaf.
l3j3?ra', -a khod, -di, / Re-
mark, censure.
iSjaev", -93 khol, -IS, n. Hood
(of the head).
n
rioneiiSja, -D% ffangSro, -re5, m.
A kind of mean liquor.
rio:3, -^ ganji, -je,/. Starch.
rtoiSja, -4j3^gaBto,-te6,»w. Hour:
'kitle gante=what o' clock is
it?' 'kitlea gantear=at what
0' clock?'
rion*, -ere gand, -dfi,». Sandal-
wood,
riod* gand, a. Fine, e.^. powder.
rtoc^riiS*F, -TT3 gandsark, -kS,
<^e^. gindsarkSoi angiid) «.
Pharmacy.
G
rlon'ris^rrreD'', -oa gandsarkl-
gSr, -r5, »(, Apothecary.
ri^, -K3 jaz, -zi, fn. I, Bow (of
a violin); 2. yard (measure).
ri^eiCi, -© gazMi, -\i,/. Gossip,
talking; 'g. mar, i'. = talk'.
ri^, -^ S^^^, -de, /i Mattress.
rtc#, -&gad, -di,/ Limit.
Ho' gad, n.v. Happen, be ful-
filled: 'gMun yeta=i8 ful-
filled,' e.g. a prophecy.
ricion', -na gij^ing, -gi, «. Ale-
house, tayem.
T^zL gadai, c. v. Found.
l.Eveat; 2.accident; 3. foun-
dation.
rtras^SlB'?', -? gadSFol (hadSnoi-),
-li,/- Skeleton.
ric%,-oiraeadiii,-ya,»». l.Claeter,
bunch; 2.y^. disappointment.
rta, -o3j gadi, -ye,/. Moment,
short time.
rta, -oi) gadi, -ye, /. Fold (a
large one).
riaoi5uv*,-Vt)gadiyai,-ia,«.(7'ar.
-li,/) Watch, clock r'gftdiyalak
tsavi di = wind up the cl.';
'gSdiyalar kitle gante=what
o' clock is it on the cl.?'
ri&Tf gadiB, a. Serious, danger-
ous, e.g. 'g, pida=8. sickness'.
rirfc3* gadjad, v. 1. Thunder,
roar ; 2. grate as a car.
ri:33jD' gadpar, a. Exiled: 'g.
kar= exile'.
ria^, -33^ gadpij-piajTO. Founder,
inventor.
rtaja(frri©a©),-a gadbidi(i??'
galibili), -di, /. Confusion,
trouble : 'gMhidi (or galibili)
kar=confound'.
ria gadfli, v. Join.
rifiS' giin, a. Thick, dense (hair) :
'ginnij=very thick'.
ric^s*, -33 ginit, -t&, n. Arith-
metic (akj'era g. = algehra).
rt^, -5 gat, -ii,/. 1. Circum-
stance, state; 2. fate.
rid'p', -¥3 giddil, -U, «.
1. Solemnity, pomp; 2. acol-
t r1t3r garbe
ding. <i. Solemn: 'g. kflr=
scold',
rt5j !3^ gapoip, ii. Very silent.
rid.iS', -33 gammat, -ta, n. Re-
creation.
rtC, -Os) gar, -ra, (ghar?) «.
House.
rto* -0 gir, -ri,/. Agony.
rid garai, v. Angle, Lat. kamo
rioarf, -ss% garanen, -pe5, «.
Family, dynasty, e.^. d. of
Plantagenets.
ritracS', -a garad, -di,/. Grating
(rail).
rto^, -o3j girai, -ye, /. A kind
of creeper.
rtO, -o3j gari, -ye,/ Hook (to
catch fishes with), angle,
t\tiVf garib, a. Poor.
rtdon*,-raii girnd,-dfi, w. Eagle,
rte^ro*, -ira girk&r, -rS, ot.
I. Householder; 2. husband.
ria3F?i*r, -|iF gariarn, -mi, /.
Housewife.
riiiFD' gargar, v. Grate.
ririrSjs, -tra^ gargaro, -rea, m.
Grating.
riSjSr g^rtBO, a. Domestic, of the
house.
ritSrzSjS garjetso, a. Necessary.
rt^F,-^rgarz,-rje,/ Necessity.
riM*r, -23DF garb, -rba, OT. Fetus,
conception: 'g.8ambau = con-
ceive' (sambavai).
rii3F;!^ garbest,o. Pregnant : 'g.
za = get pr.'
rtCur garmi i
rl^jF, -3jr garmi, -rme,/. Heat,
e.ff. of the sun, of fire.
rt^FiSjS garmetflo, a- Hot, used
also^., e.£-. hot man.
rta*F, -^ysF g'iT7,-nl,n. Pride,
(it seems to be pronounced
garuv): 'g. karcr garvantrau
or gfirvant t3al = be proud'.
" riOF garvi, a. Proud.
rtfis*, -153 galiz, -zft, «. Drossi-
ness, dirty things.
rtg, -^ gaUi, -He,/. Street.
riS, -o3j giiTi, -ye,/. Vault.
rts^, -?o gaa, -si, /. Soot (which
sticks to kitchen utensils),
rtv*, -Vei gal, -IS, {var. gol), m.
Halter.
r\V gal, w. Slip ; gaUi, c. v.
iWzi^, -rfjs gairam, -ma, m.
Smut.
r<,D*a5ti&JD' giiirli&aiir, a. Absent.
riiD*^©^, -2, g&irhassri, -zre,/.
Absence,
nei ga, w. Sing, c.^. a hymn.
Txsoii', -"jiigSiita, -taa, m. Hook.
7V3o2j3, -t3^ ginzo, -jeS, m.
I. Wattle of a cock; 2. goiter
in a man. (?)
TTSolf, M gaiit,-ti,/. l.Knot;
, 2. joint; 3.y^. heap of money,
riches; 4. bundle: but in this
4th mn. n.c.
moif, M ganf, -ti,/ see ghanf.
rrsoD', -a g&nd, -di, / Stripe
(of a blow),
rraoao', -ZST) gandil, -dla, m.
[ rrao* gar
rrafi gSge, J'. Stammer.
7TSftj& gagyo, a. Stammering.
nt>A!^, -rra^ gagro, -grea, A
kind of native dress for
females.
As)^, gaz, n.v. Murmur (of the
sea); resound as rain.
TTS^, -:3 giz,-ji,/ Murmuring.
rraa,-o3jffadi,-ye,/. 1. Carriage;
2. simulation; 3. jocular
tricks (magia alba; in this
mn. these three words are
often joined: 'gadi, nadi, zag-
nadi')- ^^ ^^^ 2nd and 3rd
mn. S must be pronounced
quickly {see Gram. p. 191),
and most probably 'ghadi, -i'.
rraarrao*, -o^ giidig&r, -ri, «■
Jester {bei. ghadigSr).
rraaoSjnsD*, -era g^diyegSr, -i4,
m. Coachman. [verb.
nuc3',-agad,Hli,/. Saying, pro-
Tradrrao', -os g°Sr, -ti., m.
Cultivator.
n^djs.-a^ gado,-dea, m. Field.
?raw3,o gablat, n.pl. Gill (of
fowls and men).
nsdJ*, -;iJ3 gam,-ma,OT. 1. Per-
spiration ; 2./g-. industry.
nDzSjs^a, -v% gamalen, -lea, «■
Prickles.
nsdj game, V. Perspire.
n3CKSra?s',-cragayiin,-na,«. Music,
singing: 'g. k&r = siDg'.
rrao*, -De) gar, -ra (tanne&tao-),
m. 1. Plaster; 2. a kind of
lizard {Iguana).
T^^F garp I
nss^r, -sra giif, -pS, ». Fork.
Institution, order.
Txs^, -03 grSl, -la, f». Cheeks.
rraOAiS gibn^fpl./. Whiskers,
/. mustaches of the cheeks,
ns^^us'iJii , -?^ gr&Tarakno,
-nea, m. Policeman (n. u.)
TO^ Sla, V. Kub. |-fp(,jj
nas*, -?jt) g:a8,-8a,ffi. Morsel (of
nsv", -« ff&!,-!i,/. 1. Abuse, im-
precation; 2. angle (H. K.)
ns'S* gal, Jf. Strain: gaiai, c. v.
m\, -^ff&Ini, -Ine,/. Strainer.
rr^, -o&j ySi, -yi,/. Cow.
rrasroo, rraoDs gSnn, gSn^, »».
Country.
Aj3 ffioei, s*. Scrawl.
ni^, -te) git, -ta, »». Line (geo-
metrical).
hd^, -cnie gidffo, -djB5, m.
Hawk.
Art^&, .-s ffidmnlki, -i,/. Plant
(d^. to European medicines),
I/. K.
l\cf, -era yid, -d&, »». Vulture.
A(3^^, -(33 ginyan, -nl, «. In-
telligence, wisdom.
Hfj^cra ?Jj3n3y -i^ ginyana-
sodna, -dne,/. Philosophy,
ncj%t33 ?3jscra,D*, -oa gin^nj-
sodnar, -ra, m. Philosopher.
r\Af, -rfJ3 gim, -mS, m. Dry
season.
AtJi girai, v. Absorb (var. jirii).
hD3o3*,-3 girSnt, -ti,y^ Vagary,
habit.
) rtjlj gutii
AdbvJ, -^ girfiiki, -kiS, «.
Customer.
AOAO,-Ogirigiri,-ri,/.l. Fancy;
2. partial madness.
r\i5J3;3*,-sragirop,-p5,w». Crumb.
A^JSrea, -:3 girboji, -ji, f.
Sparrow.
Av* gil. ^- Swallow,
rij, -ss gn, -vi, m. Excrement.
rioorto(5jsr,-eJ^F"gnngnrlo,-rlea,
m. An insect similar to a
beetle, or perh. the beetle
itself.
rtjofej, -ijj) guntu, -ta, «. 1. A
sickness of the throat, (croup);
2. protuberance.
rtJoiS gante, v. Harrow.
TijciSjS, -bJ3s gunto, -tea, m.
Harrow.
rtjoH ffundu, a. Deep.
rUoci^, -c3j gnndai,-ye,/ Depth.
riooa, -o3j gandi, -ye,/. Abyss,
precipice.
KjoSjs, -JXSr gnodo, -dea, m-
Small round stone, pebble,
rtjolfs)^, -v^ gun^hajt, -Ita, K.
Conjecture, rough estimate,
e. /. of the number of pages
at one look. Tone),
rtor?, -A gngu,-gi,/. Owl (alarge
rtjij*, -fej3 gut,-ta,«. 1. Secret;
2. parabl,
rtjU, -o3j guti, -ye (go^i), /
Marble ball.
riotra 1 gutUi, V. Envelop.
rtjli tf ti*r tSjSs.* gutli karn bos,
V. Squat.
„, „L.oogl
rtjKB guda
/. Secret language (cypher),
e.g. 'mas = money.'
rUn33'F, -S3 ffndSrt, -tfi, m.
Ambiguity.
rtjcSjS, •zsi^ gii4o,-ABi, ft. Hill,
mountain.
rljcmo', -DD gute&r, -rS, w».
Turner.
rloa , -d gudgi, -dye, /. Short
native drawers (under trou-
sers).
rtjrfja, -i3 gufendi,-4e,/. Pipe
(tor smoking),
rtja , -i| gnddi (gnrdi), -dde, /.
Stopple, cork. [tage,
rtj^je^j-eragiidsHl, -li, «. Cot-
rtjE3* gun, fl. Good (in the sen-
tence: 'g. k&r=cure'; per-
haps here it is subst.).
rljE^, -rro gun, -ni, m. Quality;
perfection; attribute; spirit;
favor, effect: 'gunak podta=
takes effect', e. g. medicine;
'taka gun zalo=he got favor-
able sentence.'
rtoresaSjS gunitso, a, 1. Pro-
pitious; 2. of a (good (sr bad)
spirit.
rtjE^ gnpi, V. Multiply,
ri J %, - 4.8^*'^'' -tk8, {or gndki),/.
Tavern.
rio^r^o, -?TCe guttigeS, -geS, n.
Contract, n. c.
rtjisrast/, -DS guttedar, ~x\, m.
Contractor.
rti3,e„, -3^ gutto, -tes, OT.
Contract.
rtirtjr
gurgu
rlias A gsdd&i, v. Box, buff'et.
rtocij,-n3g:nddn,-dda,OT. l.Fist;
2. a blow with the fist: 'g.
mar=huffet'.
rtj(3^«\;o, -33 ganySan, -75, m.
Fault.
rtjfTSfeVuo'ffDD* gruay&nnkfir, a.
Guilty: 'g. kaf=condemn'.
rioi)3* gupit, a. Secret.
rbzij, -djgnbbi, -bbe,/ Button
{H.K)
rtjSjas^, -Se^ gumost, -sta, m.
Clerk.
rli:3jg>, -^^g gumto, -mte&, nt.
Colossus.
rijrf^^, -d^a gnmmat, -mt&, «•
A drum having the form of
a vault,
rtjrfjs^^ 4^ gummSn kar, v.
Pay attention, honour, obey,
G. N.
rtitJj, -dj guru, -rn, m. Priest,
(used chiefly to designate
pagan priests, or those of the
Old Testament, yet by H. K.
used for our priests too) .
rtjdoS,)3 gnrntso, a. Sacerdotal.
rtjdj^E?*,-Rfligarnpon, -nii, n.
Priesthood.
rtjSDFD*, -D3 gnrtar, -ri, m.
Headman (of a part of town
or of a village, appointed by
eccl. authority ; whereas the
P&tel is nominated by civil
authority).
riortJFif gurgur, u. Grunt, snarl.
riortJF^Ss', -3S gnrgurlet, -tfi, «■
Flask, goblet.
I.., ..iiA-ooglc
rtJ3F gurtu i
7ii3F,-s^gxatu,-ii&m. I.Sign,
presage, symptom; 2. Bote of
music.
rijcsFc*, gnrr&r, a. Pregnant.
rti^^DFO'^R', -C5=) gnrvlrpon,
-?5, «. Ptegnaucj'.
rtj^raPEffao*, -01! gurvStsar, -r5,
m. Pregnancy.
rtjcjsrij*, -rfjs gnllm, -mS, »*.
Slave, /^.y^.
rtjerarf^^ES*, -Ke) gnlSmpon,
-as, «. Slavery.
rtj^V, -^ guvolu, -li,/. Giddi-
ness.
rtiJjsa*, -TjBj gnaiip, -ap5, «. Con-
fusion (dist. from 'kusaps
corruption').
rtjrfjC3*gU8p4d,r'. Be confounded.
rtii^ras, guspadai, c-v. Entangle.
rtj«p3o!J*, -va gnlKmb, -15, n. A
vessel for curry.
ilj^Sos, -¥^ gujo, -leS, «. 1. A
big ball ; 2. ^. a certain
sickuess of the belly.
riJWio gnuii, n. ?'. Turn, e.g:
head.
m.CIod (coagulated blood or
also mud).
A^, -raa gep, -95, «. Span
Ai^, -c5 ge9,-9i,/. Lease, rent.
j^eJissAjs, -7T5^ genizago, -gei,
OT. Tenement,
i^3j3, -irsfi gero,-re5,»«. l.Line;
2. groove of a column.
flf*, -vs gel, -15, «. Hoof.
r Aiidi goddu
rt^o galen (some say g6den),
Odd (number). ■
I^jaorv gongsi, V. Poke.
l^oi3o',-a3gonter,-r5,»«.Ne8t.
t^o^jS, -nsj gon4o, -4e5, m. A
yellow flower similar to a
rose: 'butauS g. = a flower
similar to the rose', common
here in Mangalore (red button-
flower),
fiJiotf, -ns gond, -dj, m. Gum :
'^rbiistani g.= resin'.
rtJSon* gond, V. 1. String, as
beads ; 2, detract, speak ill,
rtjaoAiaSi*, -SJei gondop, -p5, m.
Sulphur.
rtjaodjae^ gondol, Confusion.
rtjEod\, -sjj, gompru, -pr5, «.
Arch, c.^. of a church.
rtj3^, -^3 goz, -z8, m. Ramrod.
f^iif got, V. Sip.
fljsi/, -fera got, -t5, m. A mouth.
ful of liquid.
ftjaBja, -fej^ goto. -te5, m. 1.
Stable, fold; 2. grain, «.^.
of rice.
rtjera* god, (I. Sweet.
flj3!3*, -S3 god, -da, «. Jaggery.
lljsa, -o3j godi,-ye,/ 1. Mare;
2.^. stout, robust woman
(vl.)
lleiifii, -rasfc godo, -defi, m.
Horse: 'godear bos = ride'.
i^djacSjs, -Q!^ godgodo, -de5(
(var. ga4ga4o), m. Thunder.
ftjBdj goddu, a. Sterile (eap. of
animals).
iK,,v.i,U.ooglc
rtjso^ godea i
m. Horaekeeper.
j^n^Jia^D*, -tre gfodetoaTlP,
-rS, n. CaTalry.
?lfti3^SnB0, -0 go^eiaivlri, -r^
/. KidiDg.
rtj&n^^3^07T3tf, -OS godeSsa-
Tjri^ar, -ri, to. Rider.
Sweetness.
Kite.
■ AjseS, -o3j jroni, -ya,/ Sack : 'g.
bhor, f.^fill the sack'.
rtJ8J3*, -sra gop, -pi, «■ Bosom;
2,y^. shelter, refuge.
rtja^re*, -r5 gopin, -ni, /. Sling.
rtja;5?j. -SJ3 Bfoppo, -p5, «. Exag-
geration: 'g. mar = exagge-
rate'.
ftj8t3j2D*, -sja, ffohor, -hrt, w.
Ashes.
gobr&lo (or gobr&raugltso), a.
Gray.
rtJB^, -:iJ|j^ gomto. -m^l. "»■
Neck.
rtjaO,-o5jgopi,-ye,/. Tombstone.
rtJSCjo,-o^goraD,-rTi,«. Cattle.
rtJS6 gore, w. Snore.
rtjsd© gore, a. White (applied
to Europeans in opposition
to natives).
rtjadffii^,-ft goroz, -ai,/. Roar,
'g. mar — howl, roar'.
rtj33JBc3, -rt goroji, -ne,/. Snor-
J rt^sruo gfyauii
rtJSOsir^JS, -[3% gordlno, -neS
(gardin), m. Cattle, ». c, rl.
iVensa^r^, .(ira goTird&n, -na,
var. gorajan), n. Gelatine (of
animals).
rtjaOTi -o3j govSi, -ye,/. Testi-
mony.
rtjsd3*,-3sg07et,-t5, «. Drawer
of a table, /r.
rtjs^a. -3% g070,-TeS,»». Bison.
A«s^6j»,-o^ffolTiro, -rel, «.
Abridgment.
Aa^ gol, ((jr ghal)i I*- Work as
a cooly.
rtJS^ gojii, c. ». 1. Superintend,
€.£-. coolies, /. cause to work;
2. handle, e.g-. money.
rtj»*^i3j5s3ja goUitoIo (or ghaloi-
tolo). Superintendent of
coolies.
rtJS^ja, -v^ golo, -lei, m. Neck.
rtjBV3,o',-DDgoltiir,-ra(goltolo),
m. Workman, labourer.
rVaenjo, -aagoiin,-TS,«. Wheat:
'Ian g. = rye'.
rt^ora*, -d gonad, -de, (groTon^?)
/. Whirlpool.
rf^tS, -^ gouji) -je,/- 1. Noise.
T^fiti, -f=l gonaani, -ne, /. Case
(for a pillow).
rfSff, -va; gonli, -Ie&, »*. Shep-
herd, pr. fg.^ e.g. spiritual
guide.
n^rf (or 7rac3*), -O gyJd (or
gad), -di, /. Saying.
TT^avio, -era gyinfi, -vi, m.
Banner,^.
„, „ L.oogic
jijoa* grkat ;
ri,oa*, -33 grant, -ti, m. Book.
rlaSei, -tj gtthi, -K, »■ Planet
(//.AT.)
773,03', -3 print, -ti(^r girSnt),
y. Habit, fancy, custom.
T^sfdzf, -as gratstaar, -rS, «.
Luck, misfortune.
rvSj^ OiizSja gr&tBts&rStso, 1.
Fortunate, casual.
rra,re*,-P53gpa5,-n5,«. LEcIipse;
2.y^. darkness, c.^, of mind.
n^Ho, -K^ g^&nen, -neR, m.
Prayer.
I ^as gheva
n^rfj*, -siia jrrSm, -mfi, n-
Hamlet, village.
rT9,^??e)dJS, -^n>s grim&sSlo,
-lel, ffi. Spice.
rra^Jg*, -TC3 gris, -s5, «. Food.
nSjSi* grte, zf. Devour.
n3,vo, -nugrio, -rt, »/. Degree,
«.^. of relationship, /r.
l\s^ gieit (or grrestiitao), a. Rich.
rt,^j|j3a^, -o3j ^reatk&i, -ye,/.
Riches.
i^u*, -£33£rlob (gnlob), -bS, m.
Rose.
^
^fc? g'ha(, fl!. Strong, solid, firm,
?J'fej3i, -o3j gh&t&i, -ye, /
Strength.
^E^5J>f5< ghipghS^ V. Chink
(metals).
^E?, -Era g'han, -nil, n. Portli-
ness, ostantation: 'to gh&nan
ts41ta'.
^J-V* grba!, V. see go].
T^^ ghsjai, ». Move to and fro
in the mouth as sugar.
^S^ofej*. -U 8:liSa|,-ti,/ I.Bell;
2-^-epeakiog aloud or much;
'gh. mar=ring bell'.
5?3a, -aghSdi,-di,/.Witchcraft,
sorcery,
p^arTBO*, -Oil ghJdigSr, -ra, «.
Wizard.
9T!an^p*r, 'Pf ghSdigfim, -mi
/. Witch.
GH
p^f^, -rf ghan, -pi,/. Stink.
;5?3E5* ghln, V. Stink, itt 'gh.
yeta*.
^f|j3, -F?^ irbSno, -9el, m.
Oil-press: 'gh&rieaiit ghals
press oil'.
^^, -3S ghst, -tS, «. Deceit.
^^, -s%s ghfitki, -tkia m.
Traitor.
;5?3o3j ghaye, v. Wound.
^O* ghai, «'. Put.
^^xj',~7SsgHs,-^^i,m. 1. Mouth-
ful; 2. bite.
^^, -oira ghai, -y5, m. Wound ;
'gh. k&r=wound'.
^ ghe, I"; Get, receive; .Pai/.
'ghetlo'.
^:raj3*, -j3e) ghertp, -pa, «.
Acceptation.
„, „ L.oogic
^oB* ghonk
^oQ* ghoni, V. Bark,
^ode, -i:^ ghon(o, -(el, m.
Spiderd' webs.
bnacli.
, m. Spike,
^(lowword).
23'
e^^,.g3^6akri],-krft,M. l.Wheel;
2. machine ; 3. flat round
thing.
t^li , -U 6a(ni, -fiie,/. A kiud of
condiment.
t^dos^D', -Oei 6^atUr, -rS,
M. 1. Dexterity; 2. astonish-
ment; 3. curious thing;
4. phenomeooa.
ii^Eioan, -i^ o&rjjindigi, -ge, f.
Moveable property.
8JbPS*,-ra3 cirin, -pS, «. Foot,
ol., rl.
HB, -S 04, -a.ve,/. Tea.
t9B£,*SiaR*, -{^ Hppepon, -pi, n.
1, Want of salt; 2. coldness;
3. infertility.
t?3^ <^PP0><7- 1. Not salted;
2.^. cold, without affection;
3. sterile. [Whip.
t73Lut!*, -vsHbn'k,-'ki,m.orn.
t^dc^, -rl c&T&9i, -96,/. Canton-
ment, n. c.
t}ol^ dint, V. Think.
tioia*, -s\ eintin, -tn&, «.
Thought.
tio53,-i cintJ, -te,/. Trouble.
tdoi:^ ointest, a. Anxious.
iftoTS^, -i. cintnS, -tne, /.
Thought.
c
j4oR, -6 6indi, -An, /■ Tom
clothes, rage.
t4^jao',-ff3 6ikol,-kl8,OT. Dirt.
tAtf^O^ oikoUi, (cikol Ui), v.
Make dirty.
l}im> 1. -o3j 6ifcl&i,-ye,/. Dirtiness.
laiidJBtf 6itkim6r,». Snap (fin-
gers).
t^a bid^, V. Crash (with hands
or feet),
t4lS^f^o,-R^ oiddoijen, -noi, «-
Crush.
(43*, -a oit, -ti, {var. iSit, -«),/.
Attention, will : 'iS. diun^
attentiyely*.
^i'G*, -33, eital, -tia, M. Deer.
8*3,, -3^ ditto, -tti, «. Blot:
'5. kad=blot out' ; ' fi. kad^n
kagad or 5it<Sea k.=:blottiag
paper'.
t43j, -ara, ditru, -trft, «. Picture.
t433,rraD', -03 citrajrir. -r&, «•
fainter.
ti33, 1. ditrtJ, I*- Paint.
ti^o*, -era oinel, -15, «. Slip-
per, y*-.
tA^ 0*, -Oe> ainv&r, -rl, M.
1. Money-changer; 2. gold-
seller.
^ti^ cimt! i
lA^ys^zf, -a oimti-pn^, -di,/. A
pinch of snnff.
s^^je),, -^ss.r. 5iiQto, -Ditei, m.
1. Tongs; 2. pinch: '5imte
kad, T'.=pinch'.
?idj, -d Birn, -rve,/. Flea.
Tidjfej*, -tn)cirnt,-fll,n. Cheroot.
t4eJoi2,-!3ciliuntii,-be,/. l.PooI;
2, spring.
^o*, -S oil, -li,/ Pore.
?4wD* fiillir, <2. Trifling.
li^, -^^ ciFO, -785, «». Beed.
tatnjo ciun, ». Suck. [^nipple.
tiwvio, -d ciun, -ve, /. Teat,
iftuvioij;tdJ3ciiintolo,'Z.SackliDg.
t*e*J*, -^ 6It. -ti. / 1- ^ote;
2. stamp; 3. ban.
lifo* cir, V. Saw, split.
!*f s;^, -era fin, -15, «- Bag.
tSoE?' i^ntB, ?>. Crush.
tSozi^, -m} cendn, -d&, »». Ball.
23tf,s',-'ff3 cakmak, -kB,JM. or «.
A piece of steel for striking
fire with flint.
(f> chi
d^^=ffe)z3js ^ijStf, -33, 6ekma-
k&tso titai, -trS, m. Flint.
j3Sa oetto, «. Flat, £.^. stones,
no3e.
eSa, -o3j ce^i, -ye, /. Harlot:
' iSedi^ n-g&r =n brothel' .
zS^ijo, -aa oeduQ, -dva, «. Girl,
often joined to 'burgen' (Se-
dan burgen).
s3dj3,-n^ 6edo, -^eS, m. (Ser-
vant) boy; often joined to
'burgo' (5edo burgo).
tSiortra. -a oeturgradi, (v
cetUTfritd), -di,/. Limit, boi
dary.
sS^on', -Tit) fiatrang, -gi, «.
Chess.
^Aa, -JSch oapan, -pe&, n. Hat.
tS^JBF, -^F cerko, -rkeS, m
1. Male (oppos. to 'cedun =
female, girl'); 2.^. boy.
^.^. when addressing a boy
they say 'fierkea'.
tliSosr, -tsebf oertso, -rce&, vt.
Discussion.
^
9e)n*iiT3c3', -era chSpkhSn, -nS,
». Printing office.
^^ ^o* fehapo yhsl (or fih.
m&r, or 6k. konts&i £>r bh&pai),
». Print.
EpsidE^, -d oh&Tani, -na,/ Thatch-
ing.
9 6U, i«^. Fie.
...Google
dodj tsindre
WB^JJ tssko
z^
zioAj^, -sjjs tBiinilrem, -mS,
m. Mood.
SBj, -tra, tiilkrij, -iilifn. Foar-
aona piece.
&Zf tsid (tBia4), a. I. Mucli;
2. too much; 3. more.
Hi:^ tat,i,n.v. 1. Increase; 2. be
too much; taadiil, c. v. -
e*n* ts&4, V. {pron. quickly)
Ascend; ts&4U, c. v.
^tiss3*, -Eis te^&p, -pfi, n.
1. Addition; 2. monntiag.
^B'srvHo tsad-imen 1. a/. About,
/.moreorless; 2.«. difference.
1^03^3* t«^&rot, a. 1. Addi-
tional; 2. excessive; 3. gene-
ral (common) : 'ts. z&un =
generally, mostly'.
da<i»u, -zsi> tfii4&n, -v^ «.
Addition, appendix.
SdjSt^, -rf talido^, -96, /.
„a,-^ talidni, ^ne,/ Ascent
^f a place).
I^^o, -E3^ tsadnen, -dneS, n.
Ascent (act of ascsnding).
s^f|ja,-F3^ ts&ito,-9e&,ffi. Gram
of Bengal.
^^0* tBitar, a. Diligent,
U^if -oSo tsitrii,-ye,/. Atten-
tion, care: 'ts. kangbe = take
Uxf tsar, V. Creep.
a^ tsilr, V. Graze.
So35J*, -ns tsarSp, -pfi, «. Creep-
ing.
TS
cJ0s)Z3', -EJr tsJLr&b, -rbe, /•
Grease,
ejc^ta&rii, c. v. Pasture.
^D, -o3j tsilri, -ye,/ Furrow.
S6j9tfu, -zsh tsaron, -t&, m.
Pastutage.
SfiP, -^F tsarni, -me,/. Current,
zizfUa,v. 1. Walk; 2.^. be
current; 3. behave one's self.
^e>i tsUai, c. z>. I. Cause to
walk; 2. /jg: rule, e. g: a
kingdom; 3. plead, e.g. a
case; 4. practise, exercise,
e.g: an office; 5. celebrate
e.g. a feast.
i3w!rurf,-rf taalittni,-?e,/. Pro-
ceeding.
ao, .c3j taali, -ye^/I Girl \ff. K.)
^de, -o^ ts&lo, -M, m. Boy,
used by some for bridegroom,
iff. K.)
H^m. -c3j tsi7ii,-ye,/. Ladder.
a^DTf, -fra tflJUtin, -n&, n.
Strength.
UDo^o, -TSSf tsSmpen, -pe&, n.
Mickelia champaka.
^o^o,-ui4i>tB&mb4en,-bde&, m-
Leather.
»9^ tBftk (or taSkuii pole), v.
Taste.
w^5*, -tra tsU, -kS, «. Scar.
M3i#D^, -^ tsSkim, -mi, /.
Maia-servant.
^3^JSD*, -ca, tsSkor, -krfi, m.
Servant.
tra*, tsakri 4
tire4j,-^t8ttri,-kre (iwaeratol-
kri),/. Service, 'teakri kir=
serye', G. F.
W5W^ts5tsU,w. l.Chop; l.fg.
Bpeak too much.
waa, -q3j tflidi, -ye, / Detrac-
tion: 'ts. sang = Bay d.'
w^aoSj^rao*, -DS t85diyekSr,-rS,
■m. Detractor.
wsfl, -o3j t8ani,-ye,/. Squirrel.
ijs^o, -c5^ tsinnefi, -nes, «.
Moonlight.
13^13* tflSb, p. Bite; taSbU, c. w.
WBtJ^^ja d)0*, -53 tBilbkatao
rak, -ki, m. A kind of tree
iCasuarina).
W3rfj3tf, -03 taimSr, -r5, m.
Shoemaker.
WeJrfJi^, -^^ tBimknl, -Is, *«.
Wart.
»36ja, -0^ta5ro,-reS,M. Look,
features (colour).
ish^y .© tsSl, -li,/ 1- Walk-
ing; 2. action (moral); 3.
gait ; 4. practice.
•>Ba*iSrfiE^, -Rei tflSl tBftmkii?,
-nK, ». 1. Politeness; 2. eti-
quette.
tTsdJi) ts&Ito, iz. Simple, ordi-
nary, common.
asO, -o3j tflSvi, -ye, /. Key:
*gadiyalakts. di=windap the
watch'.
WSV* t851, V. Stir, e.g. fire.
t3e)V333*, -STO tsiiap, -pi, «. Agi-
tation; see tai}.
W3V , -'^ tsSln, -l^e, /. Sieve.
»3vua, -d taiu^i, -de,/ Bal-
cony, verandah.
^ooAiav*, -ty taumbol, -bli, /.
Wad (bundle of straw or
cloth).
^05*, -* tank, -ki,/ Mistake.
iSj^ tsak, V. 1. Mistake; 2, be
missing, e,^. a boy,
^jo* tank, a. Wrong.
Bio'rfi tsukfii, e. ». Avoid.
Hi-isi)-^ taakon (ijr tank), a;/.
Wrongly : 'tsukon k&l^i =
misrepresent'; 'tsukon 6hapo
ghal= misprint' etc.
^jtf, -a tsud, -di,/ Torch.
z^jtia, -ra% t8n4o, -4eil, »».
Simple bracelet.
Sj;!©, -(J^ taano, -neS, m. Lime,
chunam.
^c*tfD* tsar kiir, ii. Shred.
SjAjS, -u^ tanro,-re5, (i^rtaur),
m.l. Filings; 2. small pieces
of paper.
^J9*F tsnrk, a. Active.
^JB*F^P5*, -R3 tsarkpon, -9I,
«. Activity.
^.s^jrd©, -D^ tsurtanro, -reS,
(©(jr. curoaro), «. 1. Remorse;
2. pity-
3js?0*,-O3 tsor, -rB, w. Thief.
^JB^D' ts5r, ». Steal.
a>Ei?0, -c3j. (sSjae^FfS*, -!53)
tsorl, -ye,/, (taorpon, -n5, w.)
1. Theft; 2. contraband.
SjBi tsoi, V. See, look (H, K.)
£*«9',-ffa taonk, -M, m. 1,
Square; 2. frame.
^iTs^^ taonkStao, a. Square.
[ t3o$j jiye
KP'ft, -t) tsouki, -ke,/- 1. Open
verandah; 2. establishmeiit,
e.g^. weaving etc.
C,^
TSH
^ozf tshiiud, a. Nice, handsome.
26 J
V. A ThU lattar !■ pronoano»d sot ezftetl^ m th« Bngliih J, bnl a littlo tbinn«r,
inolinlllf tovardi a or g, ai thia ft is prononnosd in some paiti of Oermaiiy.
tJort«^, -era jangral, -IS, n. Ferry-
boat.
taAtOS&y -tra jimedSr, -r&, m.
A native military officer above
a sergeant.
(jevan.), w. Meal.
^3^3*, -SB jiitik (crz&tik),-k5,
«. Certificate (//. ^.)
1330, -3 jiri, -re,/. Execution.
1330 ^0* j5ri kar, ^f. Execute, tf./.
a sentence.
tSoQh -;^ jindi^i, -ge, Assets.
jJi^jik,?'. l.Gain; 2. succeed,
^.^. inan affair; 3, conquer,
e. g. difficulties; 4. surpass,
e. g. in school one's compa-
nioQS, excel.
t3BDSi',-5|ij jikip, -kpB, «. 1.
Gain; 2. success; 3. excel-
lence; see verb.
dra, -o3j jipi ior jlii),-ye,/. Life
(time of life).
:3rfo8j t3JSCTeiS3*, -55BF jipiyo-
bortp, -rp5, «. Biography,
zSa, -n^ jiddq, -ddi, «. Enmity.
i3cS*, -Seijin, -US, «. Saddle.
d^K*, -tiSj jinos, -naS, iw.
Manner: 'yeka jinsatBO=uni-
form, the same'.
z3c^ o jinsSn, a. Various, of all
kinds (joined to 'pr&kar').
dis*, -■& jib, -be, / Tongue : 't.
kovol=:keep jour t.'
t3tla,-E3^jibbo,-bel,ff». Cloak.
l3dj*,-siJS jim, -m&, «. Extra-
ordinary astonishme&t, great
fear; e.g. 'jim zalei! = waa
thunderstruck'.
tScJj jiye, v. Live.
tScf jir i
zdo^ jir,?'. Digest, ('makajirta^
I digest'). [^seed.
tSiSo, -Oth jizei,-rei,n. Cummin
tS^SP'R'. -e3 jirvop, -iii,/. {or
jirip, -pB, «.). Digestion.
t3e:;|jO jilp&n, //. «. Locks of
liaif- [trict.
dsS^, -S3^^ jillo, -Ue5, m. Dis-
taflotSffo jilinbilin, «. Twilight.
d?s:*, - Erajiv, -va, m. Life, (physi-
cal or supernatural): 'jlvak
borennan=I am unwell'; 'jiy
k&rsbring to senses'.
t3tn«iv*,-*jlrtl,-ji,/. l.LiTing
being : some use it for ' reptile';
2, freshness.
zSeSa*, -an jlvit, -tS, n. Life;
a. living.
z3(^ jiTo, a. 1 . Living ; 2. not
cooked; 3, lively, e.g. lively
faith; 'jiveii akser^vowel'.
:3?4303' ^D* jivontkir,!'. Kaise
from death.
:2$^o3* ^ jlvont 2&, TT. Bise
from death.
:3?;§8o3*^E3', -KB jiTOBtpO?,
-n5, «. Resurrection.
£iorraa's3¥',-V3ius:arkh8l,-15,m.
Play (for money), gambling.
i Oi^ieb* jhint
tudra, -SJJS jnmU, -tuU, n.
Toral.
tuo^tS*, -3^ julmSn {var. anl-
m&D), -tA, m- Fine.
^tiASFdJB j«z4rlolo, a. Mace-
rated.
iSa jddTJ, V. Ram.
tSoao jedvan, <:e>». When.
^rfy, -Oj jem, -mi,/. 1. Slum-
bering; 2./g: slotb: 'j. yeta—
slumber'.
iS^jJeme, V. Slumber.
doso* -eraj8rJU,(i. General,/r..-
'jer&l Yigar=Ticar general'.
]3dja^,-o3j jerurai, -ye,/. 1. Ur-
gency; 2. celerity.
tSsJBFoCJ*, -zs^ jerbSnd, -d5, n.
Scourge, «. c.
tSdj&, -e% Jelo, -lei, m. Chaplet.
i!0 jeldi Ciftldi), a. Rapid.
tS^ jen, V. Dine, eat.
tlfsa jo^sl, ^> Join.
tleds*, -iss joti|, -ifi, ff. Astro-
nomy (/^. JC.).
tloo&jss*, -Si) joyii, -ifi, m.
Astronomer (H. K.).
dJ30^, -Till jor, -rfi, ff». Fit (of
sickness, of anger).
Dip JH
&^oi^, -ii Jhint, -ti,/ Fainting fit: 'taka jh. marliKhegot afit'.
jUcrlbyGOOgIC
&an) z&kha
^o^ zanto
Si
&syt^, -^ iHkUm, -khmfl, /
1. Wound; 2. danger, risk.
6rlff zftffiid (war. sigdS), tJ.
Quarrel.
6rte3*, -rt zkjiil, -gle,/. Share
of a plough.
QuarreL
wrrarlo, -re^ aigUnen, -]|ie&, «.
Lightning.
6rra i53 aaglUtS, »- It lightens.
Kft.-j^aagli.-gleji/'. 1. Platform;
2. verandah {H. K.)
6cJ* aad, fl. 1. Heavy; 2. angry;
3. indiEferent.
ii^x zadai, c, v. Knock down
(fruits eic.) :
an^. -ol) zid5i,-ye,/. Weight.
6^, -^ zidti, -dte,/. 1. Judg-
ment; 2. inspection: 'z. kfir =
1. judge, 2. inspect'.
6^(3*, -J, aatin, -tne,/. Care:
'z, kane=takecare', G.F.
ii^ aatpi,?. Examine; retaliate,
n, c.
&i^a*,-Ot! aSnel,-U,«. Window,
A-
^?i' -^ ^'^P*'' -ptej/ Confis-
cation: 'z. k&rECon£scate'.
KJJjfi*, -P^ aimin, -ni, «, Land.
6rfJ^E3*, -E5t) zimkSn, -na, «.
Carpet.
&JD* zar, ^'. Wear away.
kO^d* zaritar (cr aarit^i), Al-
though; i« Gram. p. 244 jcy.
wdJSrf sirdr, ». Urgent.
^^ro* aiirziir (zeaar), v. 1. Get
contused; 2. get threadbare.
Wira' a&rtftr, <rc«. If; see
Gram. p. 244 seq.
tsidflr, -ej%r zarlo, -rlelt «».
Cockroach.
wo^ij-Ofi^aalm, JmS, «. 1. Na-
tivity; 2, nature.
&JE7^ z&lmS, V- Be born.
KSe>«i*, -a aivll),-bl,/- i«zab.
6^5050* aaTlbdir.a. Responsi-
ble.
6nsM3 0, -d aiiTSbdXri, -re,/.
Responsibility.
W^ ziiBo (zoso), //(?«. As
{correl. o/Xaso).
6v* zil, -D. 1. Be burning,
burn; 2. fg. be af&icted:
'bhuken zfi.lta=he starves';
'ragaa z5,Jta=he is burning
of anger'; 'pdt zJlta=he feels
pity for'.
tj^eio*, -0 zaiar, -ri, /. Gnat,
mosquito.
K^ "es* ailzalit, a. Shining.
W,3*. -aa zait, -t&, «. Victory:
'z, vor=gain t.'
w,3;Sso3* zaitevont, a. Victori-
ous.
■S^ z\, see a&t&.
Kao^^f®', -ETO zSntepon, -9&,
n. {or z&ntiffSi,-yo,/.) Clever-
ness.
K3o43js aSnto, a. Clever.
i.,,....iA'00glc
^otj* zamb
ajsrfo zokeii
^ou*, -zje) zijab, -bS, m. A
fruit similar to an apple.
fcioM^, -o3j zSmbii, -ye, /.
Yawn; 'z. kad=yawn'.
I3e!0i3j3, -!3^ zJimbp, -beS, »», A
kind of tree, good as timber.
^rt, zSyii, c.v. Excite.
^Aa zigo, a. Awake,
6srtj», -n^ zSffo, -gei., m. Place,
ground.
fctrtAS" aSffnit, a. 1. Awaken;
'^ 2. diligent.
6eirijj3a, -o3j aigrnUi, -ye, /
Care.
esn*, -tia zH -d5, «. Plant.
1^0* z&d, 9. Sweep: z&dai, '^.i'.
63tij,fe3', -Ira zftdkut, -{5, «.
. Shrub.
^^30 z&T&n, I'. I know.
li^fl jS f3^, - o3 J zSiiOT&i (^f*
zJi^vSi), -ye,/. Knowledge.
»35*, -4 alt, -«,/. 1. Caste;
2. sex.
^33 z&tS, V. Becomes, gets,
happens, is done, is suitable,
fits.
ibaansD* *o' zfitivSr kar, v. Sort.
6at:* or WW3J3*, -i5z5b (Jr zabJlb,
-bi,/. (»ar. zjiTilb), Answer.
S3SJ(!i^, -iS zSmin, -ne,yi Securi-
ty, I.at. ■vadimonium.
^aj<3'O30*, -on zimindSr, -t\,
m. Security, I^al. vas, vadts.
S3a%0 zSlyfai, V. Yet, neverthe-
less ; /. although it happened.
m. Son-in-law.
^sv^i-vasSlf-lS,^- l.Burning;
2.^. remorse, sorrow; 3-
great pain: 'bhuketso z^s
starvation'.
^v*, -ira ziil, -U, «. 1 . Web (of
a spider); 2. net.
^3, z3i, 1 . Is required ; 2. jasmine.
63i3* z6it, V. Yes (it will he
8one).
&%^ z&ito, a- Much.
■m^^'^, -V3 alifol, -is, n. Nat-
meg.
^dJlRi* zSimon, ad. Freely,
HSWMoB* Sjdfi zSnnk puro, ». It
may be.
&J0, uina znn, niTi, «. Yoke.
taos', -SB znz, -z5, «. War.
tuB* znz, V. Fight.
Warrior.^
tJiB3Df5*, -t^ Kuz&rin., -^li, /.
Virago.
6jtw:i:*, -d^ znlum, -Ime, /.
Violence: 'z.ts&l&i=make v,';
'zulmen ts&l = act with v.*
^j&udjso*, -03 znlnmg&r, -rl,
m. Tyrant.
S^303i zez&r&i,^'- Gall, coatnse,
rt.c.
aj^o!? sijso' zomp mSr, ».
Pounce, /.heat, assault.
i£jdo^ €t)[z< zomp kSd, v. Rock
(the cradle),
£jB€',-'?e> zok, -kfi, «. Measure:
■z. ghe=take the m.'
aJSO* aok, V. Aim, £,^. at birds.
i3js^o,-33o zokeii, -ke&,«. Care,
A'OogIc
Sjsrra zoga '■.
EJSnsiijeiR*, -ri aos&sSn, -ne,/
Care, attention.
JSjaE* ao4, *• !■ Obtain (Zn/.
adipisci); 2.cla8p,e^.handB:
'kursar zod=crncify'.
^jan*, -a zod, -di,/. Acquire-
ment.
a^aa, -c3j zodi, -ye,/. Pair, e.g.
of bullocks, yoke.
£jaR*, -re^ 20?, -pi, »i. Person,
(^^.'z&n';5£eGram.Parergon).
ajBsa*, -sra 2op, -p5, m. Drowsi-
BCBs: 'zopar &sa'.
1 i»ST3 taps
tSAJA, -dJ^ zomo, -moB, M
Collection : 'zomo kar or zo-
miii = gather, collect'.
fijSD*, -Oei zor, -ri m. 1. Feyer;
2. fit; 3. force.
Bjb^o, -^ zoln, -Ive,/. 1. Leech;
2. trunk of elephant, n.c. in
this 2nd mn.
fijs^, -V3 zolon, -IvS, ft. Fuel.
fijsen, -OB aod^, -di, m. Pair,
match.
a'SjS »ulo, Twin, //. 'zoulin'.
dp
dilB* ahid, !<. Drop (owing to
wind); i.e. fall, e.g. leaves.
^^ zhiidai, c.v. Shake down
from trees, e.g. fruits.
tJ^O*, -0 zhar, -pi, /. Source,
fountain, /^,^., e.g. of tears,
of blood.
ZH
d^^jS'B*, -V3, ahalok, -Iki, «.
Glitter.
dipva, zh&Jki, v. Glitter ; flicker.
aljiofef , -li zhiaj (or jhint), -(i,
/. Weariness.
&):)Jsn',>aEizhod.-d&, «». Shower
of rain with wind.
13
Uos^BPS*. -^ tiirilvop, -pi, /
Composition, theme.
UrfE5*,-rftSTin,-vne,/.Ci?r(;aTn8n,
-vneS, w.) Addition, ('t. gal =
write so as to be added').
U^o^nn^cs^, -ns t!isHea-kS{>ld,
-jdi, n. Stamp-paper.
Pegu pony.
fcraoB^'P', -9 tlnksll, -li,/. (w
tinieil). Mint (of money).
ijsi^jaiJSB' tiko^k, a. Quick,
hasty. [-port.
isszss^i:^Tt ^pKk dhSd, v. De-
A'OOglC
^e* (hiil:, V. Deceive.
t'Sj, ~vs thakkn, -k5, «. Deceit,
cheating, pretence.
^^^thSkkU, V. Cheat,
^ffa^rreo', -trathakkag&r, -rS,«*.
Deceitful man.
\ i§ tizvi
TH
sr^rio,-!?^ th&aen, •9eft, ». 1. A
place; 2. (a police) Btation;
3. residencd.
Swarf, -i?^ thikfine, -nrt, «. A
place of abode.
^
dA, -d dibbi, -bbe, / A small
Dox ^jr^. of metal).
rttjj^, -Usij dibbu, -bb&, m. Lie.
nsdjso*, -U3 ^fimSr, -rt,«. Tar
(word used only by some),
zjozjj^ijuj 4°badnbn, The sound
of a kind of drnm.
p
cSjSoi^j 4onlta, a. Crooked.
djsdjsia' dobdob, a. Hollow
(Toice),
a*o', - era donlj -U, »», 1 . Pomp ;
2, curious thing.
^oUEJ^Ot&n(UiDSri, a. Mischiev-
ous.
^oiSJS. -1% tinto, -teg, m.
Trouble (usually in the //.).
iora*, -caa tiiid,-45,M. 1. Party;
2. faction; 3. set; 4. sect;
5. cabal.
^oA, -J tinti, -te,/. Wire.
^o£:^57a^, -eje) t&ntitipil, -Ifi,
ff. Telegraph.
io3j,-32,taiitrn,-trfi,«. Charm.
^oirrstf, -c3 tintragSr, -rj, «.
Charmer.
3'
^*, -^ «Ui, -kle, /. Head
(used also in reckoniug ge-
nealogy).
-irf tSy, V. Last, Lai. perdura.
irtra*, -ns tSgi4, -s45, «. l . Leaf
ofmetaT; 2.scaleofabalance.
irtj ttj-ffu, a. Low (_H. K.)
^Ao, -rra^ tignen, -gnei, n.
Duration.
t^, -^ tfiavlz, -JB,/. 1. Pru-
aeoce; 2. inquiry; 3. de-
cision.
n,...iA'ooglc
i^ Uzvi
3iaS3jB tizvizitM, a. 1. Pru-
dent; 2. inquisitive.
irf, -a t44, -ii,/. Shore.
t^, -W3 Ufli, -pJ, n. Herb.
^n',-;^ t&9, -Pi/- Moment, state :
'mornaSe t&nir>=at the point
of death'.
t^, -^ tinki, -nke, /. Inquiry,
trial: 'mona t. m examination
of conscience' ; 't. k3,r = in-
quire into, audit, discuss, re-
vise',
iilirarTsn', -rra ttnkekSgSd,
-gdS, n. Proof-sheet, n.c.
i^B^o', -era tinkekU, -U, m.
Novitiate, time of trial.
^(^rrao*, -OS tinkegSr, -i\, m.
Auditor, reviser.
^33353*, -03 tip51, -IB, «. Post.
^ss^^nsQ, -i:2j UpU-^di, -ye,
/. Omnibus,
i^n* t&pnd, V. Tap.
in^Sjs tfipkito, o. Low, e.g.
place.
^^' "^ tappu, -ppS, m. Fault.
SSj.o', -0 tipsil, -U,/. Detail,
't. sang, v.-= detail',
^^ra^s*, -3 taplL&vot, -ti, /.
Difference, e. g. 'an&e bitfir
t. asa=tbere is d. between
these' (they are not equal).
ierae*, -Z3^ t4Mk, -bki, «. Dish,
tray,
^i3©, -6 tibeli,-le,/ Stable.
^^0* era tabdil za, i*. Change,
I i'i taia
iaiJ3D*tay&r,<i. Ready, prepared
ioiraD^, -c3j t&y&rii, -ye, _/"■
I. Readiness; 2. introduction.
io* tir, lit/. Therefore, Lat. igi-
tur.
^Os>s*,-aB taras, -bS, »«. (w-ei,
/.) Balance (instrument).
;ia tiri, trow. Yet,
Sls*F, -giitirk,-k8,«- Discussion:
't, kS,r, zr. = discuss'.
iffeirOna?, -do tark5vidya,-dye,
/, Dialectics.
j^^JF^, -sjj^ tirznmo, -meS,
m. Translation : 't, k&r =
translate', G. M.
iiFD* tartar, v. Tremble ; tir-
t&rJU, c. V.
^^FD^o^ja Urtaroantso, a.
Dreadful.
:^?3*F,-fraF tSrn,-rn5,«. Conjee
water.
icSe)FHj3 tamiito, a. Young.
i^JSF timo, a. Green, e. g.
fruits.
tzir^,-& Urbet, -ti, /. Edu-
cation.
^;^Fli, -litarvoti,-ti,»». Sailor.
i«K5*, -^ tiiUb, -Ibe,/ Pay.
^Srasj' ^D* t4Us k&r, v. Inquire
into, try to get by asking, e.g.
'yek burgeak t. k.'
ierao*, -0 tilvXr, -ri, /. Sword.
^i^de tiaUo, a. Such.
■i^ tai, ?<. Fry.
^^3^, -33 taISt,-tt,«. l.Palm
of the hand; 2. «. palmyra
leaf (dried).
A'OogIc
i^o talefi
51
ssdffl taro
^^o, -vss Viiei, -lea, n. Lake,
tank.
^^ja , -cr& WIto, -vei, »». Sole
of the feet.
^4j^U, -i3Ulvoti,-te,/ Thresh-
old.
^$, UUi, 1. Anonymous (ased
with 'kagad'): 't. kagad =
anonymoas letter'.
3D05*, -* ttnk,-ki,/. 1. Power,
posaihility; 2. quarry.
3^05* tink, V. Be able. (Dai.)
3300* tSnd, 11. Sprawl ; strain,
33o:3a*, -03 tinsel, -15, »»-
Captain of a vessel.
3e!oao,-Soira t&ntin, -tiyS,«. Egg:
't. ghal, t, doTOr=lay e,'
SDocSo or 3()odj^, -era, t&ndn
or Undnl, -dl&, ^. Rice (raw).
asosSo, -aT& timben, -b^, «•
Copper.
3eio:3o3e>o!JSE3^, -VSf) tSmlien-
t&mb&n, -n&, n. Metals.
73o!3Jd tSmbdo, a. Red.
3^oi!d*, -C^ tlmbler, -rt, m.
Tumbler^.
335* , -«^ tSk, -n, »■ Butter-
milk,
3D*n*, -6 tSkid, -de,/. Parti-
cular order (command).
33A, -rt tSgdi, -g4e./ Balance
(instrument).
33i3J5, -iJ^ t&to,-te&, m. Cod:
'tateaiSentel,-la, «. = codliver
oil'".
3-3|jtioira, -ol> tUpitri^, -ye,/.
1, Purport; 2. deduction.
3«itJ*, -iS ttn,-ne,/. Thirst: 't,
Iagta=be thirsty'.
Se)S t&ae, !<. Be thirsty.
SSfSdo t&nflllo, a. Thirsty.
ss^;:^ tSnest, <i. Thirsty : used
more than 'tanello' and also
as suisi.
3333', -33^ tip, -pi, m. Fever:
't. yeta=f. comes'; 't. sutta =
f. goes'.
3e)Sl', -Sj tap, -pi,/ Heat: es-
pecially the heat which some-
times occurs in the raiuy sea^
son.
3c)!3* tap, V. Be warm,
333i tapai, <r. V. 1. Heat, e. g.
>uaak t. = make the water
warm'; 2.y^, slap.
3B3j, -31) tSpi, -pi,/ Trowel.
33t!, -t3 tabe,-be,/. Possession:
'taben kiir = subject'; 'taben
di= intrust'.
33:3030*, -03 tabedar,-ra, «.(??■
a. Subject ; entrusted with
(person).
33::^, -^A **"^ (timbti),
-mtiS] »*. Coppersmith.
s^tf, -5 tar, -re,/ Two pies.
330^, -^F tirik, -rke,/. Date,
e.g. of the month.
s^a^p*, -;p tarif, -fe,/. Wit.
330^Sj3 tarifetso, a. 1, Witty;
2. awkward.
astSjo, -33F tirufij-rrtjW. Ship:
'duTrafien t.= steamer'; 'sidSn-
£e3 t.=sailing vessel'.
33i3jas*, -tra tSrok, -k&, w.
Saviour, rl.
35c3oF tarye £
B^oJjF tlrye, {var. tur^e), v. Be
corroded, ^.^. timber, «. c.
anAar, -sjetF Urlo, -rleS, »(.
Sardine.
Bsews*, -TJ3 tillnk,-kfi, «. Taluk.
33;^ Us, I*. Hew.
S3?gas3*, -JTOj tS»ap,-8p5,«. Hew-
ing.
93^, -?3 Usni, -696,/. Adze
^ewiDg inBtrument).
S3^,-Vei til, -15, «. I. End, as in
the phrase: 'tal ani mtt} nans
no end and no begianing'; 2.
a certain raueical instrument.
savti Wia, postp. Under.
33«, -ci) tili, -ye, /.I. Clap :
'talio pet=clap'; 2. branch
of a tree; 3. top (of a tree).
S3^j, -tf tJln, -Ive,/. Crown of
the bead.
3S^J3,- v^ tBlo, -leSjOT. 1. Voice;
2. accent; 3. a branch with
leaves.
as-Pj^, -^ tfilni, -Ine, / Temp-
tation: 't. h&d=tempt'.
5e)^?Ts)D*, -as> tilneg&r, -r5, «.
Tempter.
3s)V9pV^0^, -Ce> t&Ie&bb&r, -rS,
m. Accent.
33¥^do^, -"SH tSIe&mel, -15, m.
Harmony.
Ao3*, -3ei tint) -t&, «. Ink,/r.
3o5j3o D^j-us tintyor,-r5, m. Ink-
stand, ^.
Soel), -ciSj timpi (("■ aimpi), -ye,
/. Spit, saliva.
h"^ tik, a. Fungent, as chillies.
! Ses3*F- tirp
£^0, -9^ tiken, -kefi, ». Steel.
iA^o tikken {or iSikie) arf. A
little.
A5^R*, -rl tika&n, -91,/. Pun-
gency, (ae of chillies).
A4, -3 titi, -ti,/. State.
dija title, a. As much, Zn/,
S^Sa, -z3^ tibo, -be&» m. Dot.
AUeios*, -i tir&nt, -te,/. Beam.
4^JSFi5jB tirko^ [or tirki^o), a.
1. Torn; 2. m. a small piece
of cloth.
idjsrra*, -Ra tinnSn, -^, «.
Decision. feive.
i;J3c>Ff<S92^ tirml^itso, a. Deci-
■S^sF, -3%F tiivo, -rvoa, «»-
Tribute.
SsraF tirsS, «. i*. Be finished.
A?7i>Felo, -psxo tirs&neii, -neS, n.
End.
4?0F tirsi, tr. v. Finish.
A^F tiTBO,<i. Squinting: 'tirso
pole, ». = 8quint'.,
Scrst), -?3 tivSai, -bb, / Fine
carpet.
S<p« til (or tel), J-. Peep.
dv', -V3 til, -15, «. Gingily-oil
plant.
4?tf, -ITS tir, -r5, m. Strip.
a?3*F,-S3r tirt, -Its, «. Holy
water {H. K.)
SfS5*F,-!i3F tttp,-rpi,«. 1. Sen-
tence (of a judge); 2. com-
pletion, e. g. ^kamEiiSeQ t.
zaleS = the work has been
completed'. .
iikf tut
53
^hf tut, ». V. Be rent.
^fe^ tntSi, c. V. Bend, e. g. ropes.
^So3j3, -oini tutiyo, -yei, »»._
Hammer. , [pet.
^i)D, -S tnturi, -ri, »». Trum-
:^D, -o3j tndi, -ye,/. Summit,
e. g. of a mountaiE,
^^o, -3J3fi tnpefi, -pei, «•
Granary.
^^racS*, -fSei tupMn, -nfi, «-
1. Hurricane; 2._/^. calumny.
^OoT^, -Tra turing,-gl, Prison.
^a<F, -33F turt, -rtt, «. Ur-
gency.
^E3ada, -ens tuvSlo, -leS, »».
Towel: 'tondatso t.=napkin',
^''■
^073*, -?ra tu8, -b5, «. Fine,
small pieces of grain,
bests',- 233 tfiml),-l)5,ff»- l.Bier;
2. a drain, covered sluice.
ija^ tuk, ». Weigh.
^^, -g^ tuk, -ki, «■ Weight.
^JS3?, -sra tup, -pS, «■ Ghee
(clarified butter).
Jo* , -^ teiik4i, -kde,/. Pole to
knock down frnits with.
JoiSo, -:53j. tendlen, -4185, «■
A good kind of vegetable,
^033*, -3S3 temp, -pil, "»■ Time,
interval, yr.
iotSfa*, -U temlwt, -ti (or tem-
beti, -te),/. 1. Peak; 2. tip
ofafinger: 'payanCe tembetir
tBS.lta=he is proud, osten-
tatious'.
Sjso^ tondre
Joi3ja, -a3% temho, -beS, «.
ihet. thembo), Drop: 'tembe
podtat = drop'.
tksS) tedo, a. So great.
iti*^, -?^tenk, -nka, «. South.
Snr, -fir tergi,-rge,/.. Taxes,
land-tax.
3^r, -si^F terpo, -rpe&, J».
Float.
ie% telto, a. Polished.
t^^, -^ telaS?, -ni,/. Even-
ness.
3sraw\)o, -Tjscra tes&un,-85T5, «■
Intention, y^.
3::r^dio3*, -3=) tasUment, -tS,
m. Will, /r.: 'testamentar
dovor= bequeath' ; 'testamen-
ta5en denefi, -nea, «. be-
quest'.
3?o*, -03 tor, -r&, »«■ Car for
idols.
3??^F, -srar ter8,-r8S,»». Eosary
(3rd part): H.kar, ».=8ay the
rosary', Jr.
5?o*,-03tel,-U,«. Oil: 'benjar
t.=:holy oil'.
^Xon',-ra3 tond,-4i, «. Mouth,
face: 't. poleitolo=partiar;
'tondak yenan=I cannot say,
I do not remember (the word)'.
gjSoi3323j3 ton4it8o.<^- l-Oftl»e
mouth ; 2. unnatural (words,
feeling, eU:).
ijBoK3!3)^F ton45piirto,a. Not
sincere.
3oSora|,S tondpftSi, a. Oral.
ijSodj, -q^go tondre, -dre5n,«.
pi. 1. Troubles; 2. hesitation.
i.-...iA'00glc
ijaotjj tombu £
iAouJ,-»a iiombu,'lA,m. Tent:
't. mar = pitch a t.*
AffiU, -U toti, -ti, «. Toti.
iJiAAsf, -o, todop, -4pi, /■
Native breeches with borders.
iAc?^, -dASTS to^oa, -doTlii '"•
Delay; or ».lao adj. la.te: 't,
k&r=delaj'.
jjsn, -;a? t6p9, -p&, m. Hitre.
ijai?, -sra t6p, -pS,«. l.Ck)n-
templation; 2. tilt of a cart:
'tjipak bos = sit for contem-
platioa; 't. k&rtolo=coiitem-
plative'.
iJisnf iip,v. Prick, thrust ; bore.
iffi^j, -o3j topi, -ye,/ Cap,
$Ji^ toptso, a. Toachy.
ifi^ toppu, see tappa.
JJ8^ 0,-^9 toplan, -ple&, A
cooking utensil.
^dis^je, -^ tom&so, -sefi,
m. Fnn. [low.
JJ83oa',-K3 torsi^, -j5, "■ Pomi-
^^<E>*tovo!, 0f/. Then, at that
time: 'tovoltOTOl=fromtime
to time'; 'tovol5e tovol = fre-
qaently ' ; ' tovol tovoltso =
frequent'.
n. Basiu, chamber-pot.
[ *i,33* trup
iisv*, -Vi! to}, -15, m. Joist.
jjs^, -v?,o tolto, -lte&, (^.
tUto). »»■ Palmyra tree.
3j5?t]*,-b3 tot,-tl, «. Garden,
plantation.
ijaeiJ3nBD',-D3t6t5gar, -ri, m.
Gardener.
iJit^, -zs^ tod,-4&.'" 1. Canal;
2. rivulet.
ij6?0*, -0 tor, -ri, /. Tower:
'ghaDti<^> tor=helfrey'.
^i3o, -Q% tonren, -re&, n. Tin.
^^o, -;?e>o tonsen, -seft, n. Cu-
cumber: 'tousin, -ni, /.=
cucumber creeper'.
■^tasa^^, -t^s tonsenkh&n, -Hi,
«. Treasury.
^resn^as, -^ tri^SgrUii, -he,/.
Amber, n.u.
3^w*, -f53 trin, -96, «. Ability.
3,^J3^.Sj, -c3^ trikoaso, -nsei,
m. Triangle.
4j'SjS355osi:!!S3', -He) trikonBeSn-
mSp, -p5, «. Trigonometry.
5,rijRi*,-c53trign9,-9Jl,OT. Power
of the soul, «. c. ,
-t;;^ trizSihiso, -sfli,
^si'Snao', -DB trupsRvSr, -rt,
«. (or go^elsaTir), Cavalry.
■ Google
qioQ* thftnd
dd dadda
^
qSon* tUn4,fl. l.Cold; 2./^.
calm, quiet: 'morna&eStMad
sagon;'; 'th. pida— cholera*.
qioo^, -c5j thiiii^ai, -ye,/ 1.
Cold; 2./£^. calmness.
qjD*,-07itli&r,-ra,»». Kind (2^3^.
species): 'th&ratso m&nis =
reserved man*, (vlg^.)
qio^^^, -FJ th&r&Ton, -iie, /■
Composition, theme.
qitra^'p', -4 tliiir5ToI, ~ie, /.
Variety: 'm&nis th. uleitat =
men speak different things';
'th. rong laisvaridgate.'
qiv', -Vci thalt -1&, n. Bottom.
qSto tli&in, (K^. 1. There; 2. as
regards.
^^©, -6 thilU, -le,/. Purse,
^osi* th&mb, V. 1. Cease; 2. be
cured.
i^otJo, -^39 n th&mb^eii, -b^eft,
TH
i|racS*,-(53tMn,-ni,». 1 Breast,
2. a piece of cloth of 22, 40
etc. yards.
^!3*, -S) thSp, -pi, /. Slap
(smart).
tptsss:^, -^ th&p&d, -pdS, n.
Slap.
ipa(rj(3* tbina,posip. From.
§10* thir, a. l.Firm, constant;
2. valid.
^darara*, -e5 thirasBn, -ni, /.
Oonstancy, perseverance.
ip^rR^, -TSe> tbirpoa, -ai, n.
Validity, n. u.
I^ot^ tbon^, a. Lame.
i^ilj3thodo,<z. A little: 'thoden
thoden^little by little'.
:^d)o, -03 tboms, -rvS, »■
Handle. "^
E^^, -;3^ thovo, -reS, m.
Treasure.
cs"
liox^, -xst daitf, -4&, m. l.LoBs;
2. fine.
cJo^i'p' dindil, »■ Waver.
doQ^c^, -eI dJlnd,on9i, -^e, /.
Mortification (bodily).
Ejot3o, -:3^ dunben, -be&, n.
An agricultural implement
for watering.
cirtj»,-7T^digo,-irt>»»- Fallacy.
D
d/J, -rrs digd, -gdS, »». ^/.
Sufferings.
drt A digdii, c. V. Cause suffer-
ings.
jiTZS^, ^Jt> di4bn, -m&, »■
Jav.
dii •7''. ti,A& dftdda <''' d&d4o, a.
1. Rough; 2. stupid, dull;
3. hard; 4. blunt, «. g. knife.
i.,,....iA'00glc
d^ d4dde
d^^ra^, -i^ dftddepop, -9S, n.
I. Coarseness; 2. negligence.
Palpitation.
cJi^A, dili]iv4i, c. K. Tire.
t!,A dft^Bi, V. Afflict.
d^rJo,-!?^ d&9Bon9eD, -pK, n.
WearinesB.
cS^ ditta, a. Adoptive, B. K.
dtrajO*, -cradanpar, (if^.donpSr),
-p5,»i. Mid-day.
dUH', -R=) dfibban, -95, w. Awl,
a long packing needle.
■CJ^, -^J^ dim, -mm&, m. /.
1. Breathing ; 2./g. rest, e.g.
'tikken Akm kane=take a
little rest'.
doira,-c3jdiy4,-ye,/. Clemency:
■d. k&rn=please'.
dtf, -0 dir, -ri,/ Rate.
dt? dir, w. Contain.
do, -o3j diri, -ye, / Grating,
rail; 'baziSi d. = gridiron',
dBoto)^, -^ diriyafl, -fti, /.
Examination of a case in the
court.
cS^ro*,-eradiirkiUyU,w. Phlegm.
diTBFBfj, -Sj^ diirtjflt, -fltS, m.
1. Monopoly; 2. tender:
■d&rkastak &rji di=tender'.
d3jsr, -K^F dirzo, -ijei, «-
Degree ; kind, class.
ziTfp, -5r darn, -mi,/. Ground,
basement: 'd&rnitso mulo,
-lea, m.scape, promontory'.
iiwsFtf, -OS dSrbar, -ik, n. So-
lemnity, great pomp; durbar. |
56 naoTT^ dangai
d^F^<i^, -?9 dirmJtsta!, -IS, n.
(dhJirmftst&l), Charitable insti-
tution.
doJjSF, -otor dliryo, -ryefi, «.
Sea.
d;§IBFi3', -raD darvod, -dS, m.
Haste.
de3*dal,». Vacillate; andulate:
'd<so bhar= pendulum'.
derscj', -crs diUl,-l6,»». Agent;
commisBioner : 'd. zann^on
d03S3«;S»Ri*, -P5!> dSlfilpon, -n8,
«. Agency.
dera^s*, -ssdiUit, -tt, «. Peon.
d^s", -3 diskit, -ti,/. Signa-
ture.
d4i,o*,-5 diiBtar, -ri,/. 1. Fa-
shion; 2. postage.
d^4s^. -^ dasteroz, -z&, ».
Deed (document),
^■^i,' -\ dasm, -ami, /. (-w
dismices z&d, -d&, ».), Shoe-
flower.
d*? 0*, -OS daldir, -rS, «- Misery.
dio, -c^s daiS, -yB, n. Coagu-
lated milk, curd: 'd. zata=
coagulates'.
4^3*, -5S djiit, -it, 3
"i-fg- genius.
cis'^ES', -r^sJ dSitpon, -^ «.
Genius (facnlty).
nao?* dank (Jr dSmp.i'. 1. Shut;
2. abolish, e.^. a school ; 3. co-
ver.
n5o?T^, -o3j danjii, -ye,/ Dis-
order (of life), n. c.
I.., ...lA-ooglc
1. Giant;
creo;^ dangro £
rraortJBj, -rT3, r dangro, -^eS, «.
Proclamation by beat of dram
etc.: 'd. marlo=it has been
published'.
HcIdeSjs, -e3Bi< dSudo, -dflfi, tn.
Stick, rod (also a stick, sign
of honor).
Ocioa* d&nt, Oat of ten, (dant
yek pholstitbe), (dantleS).
0303*, -33 d5nt,-«lj m. Tooth.
C3i)o3't7eiz3o, -I7e)g dfintts&bfsn,
-bne&, n. Qnashing of teeth.
crsoSD^^, -^ d&nt&voiz, -sfi,
m. Dentist.
zssoto, -s^ dSnten, -t6&, ».
Mill-stone,
craoijSf3, -fi d&ntoji, -^e, /
Comb.
z^oTf dSmp, V. see d&nk.
n^o^ 0, -!^ ^ dSmpneS) -pne&,
«. Covering, e.g. of a vessel.
zStiQZf dSmh, If. Press, repress,
e. g. a sigh (with another
verb).
I3el0Me)»3*, -B3 djlfflh&p, -p5, «■
Pressure,
creotSo, -23^ dfimben, -beS, «.
Gutter.
nsoE^o', -03 d&mbor, -r&, ««.
Besin,
C735*, -if dftk, -ke,/ Grape.
cra^o'^^D'diUlk&r, ». 1. Intro-
duce, «. g. a person ; (make
known) a custom ; 2. enter
in a register, enroll.
jzst^ S3 dakal *&, Get regi-
stered etc.
' cra^j dani
CT!«?idikii, ». Show.
cratfjSES', -E4d5kon,.iil,/. 1. Re-
presentation, e. g. of the
Passion; 3. exhibition.
133'^^ dfikfo, a. Small.
na^o*, -m> dSkter, -ra, w».
Doctor, y^.
osifjci, -9ei n dfiklo, -kleS, m.
1. Example, short story;
2. document; 3. certificate;
4. cLuotation.
Ubvf, -n=) dig, -gS, »«. 1.
Vaccine: 'd. gal = vaccinate' j
2. brand (sign -with burning).
Ocit!' dat, a. Thick (said also of
"'ill')- [ness.
OTiij^ -o3j da^i, -ye,/. Thick-
CTSiTc)^, -:^ da4&P) -^pa, n.
Beating.
iTsnch dadai, c. V. Pound, ham-
mer, e.g. roads.
ODisstfVJEi, -rS dadSuni, -ni, /
Contusion (or by the v. 'zir-
zar').
nsS,- c3i dfidi, -ye,/. Jaw.
QcidJsi,- xii», dado, -^sa, «>. Tusk.
CTBD*, -a dad, -di,/. Ringworm.
Otidasj* dados ((?r dadosi), a.
Satisfied.
-o3j, dadoaS?, -ni, dadoskai,
-ye,/. Satisfaction,
nads, -era* dadlo, -dlea, »».
l.Man(Z(z/.z'i>); 2. husband.
CT3f3*, -(TO dan, -nS, n. l.Alms,
charity; 2. dowry.
CTS^, -cJj d&ni, -ye,/. Corn.
' dama
, dist
narfraiTO, -cSj dSmJali, -ye, /.
Proportion.
crao*, -03 dlr, -rl, n. I. Door;
2. shatters ('kiflra-iUrafi').
nadj, -Sf dton, -rra, /. Gun-
powder.
atidj2aii^,-t3^ dimUiino,-iie&,
m. Magazine.
credrajs, -to^ dlrrtto. -tel, w.
Gate.
r^iitiozs', -v'otjs dilimb, -}mbl,
Pomegranate.
□^d,-:3^ diiji, -je&, m. Heir:
'to femk&ndantlo d.=lie is
condemned to hell'.
at^v^,- d dUiin,-ni/ HeiresB.
n^&, -63 iiix, -A, n. Inherit-
ance.
iT^^oiA d&is&ntlo, a. Heredi-
tary.
zsstm, c:^:^ d&n, d&rt, «»■ Heat
(also bodily), e.g. 'ajeatso dau
marta'.
cieia\)o, -cni^ d&nn, -dSve, /.
Running, coarse.
:39Suo tion, V. Ban.
cni*J\)on% dlan44i, c.v. (irreg-
ularly formed), 1. Canse to
run; %/g. put to flight.
cnivu^^dja dfinknro, a. Left-
banded.
cramjS, -^ d&nli, -le, / Paw.
D di, V. Give.
DoA, -cSj dimbi, -ye,/. Enee:
*d, glifil=kneel'.
tW*, -^3 dik, -kS, «. Sap, Lai.
succus.
d4 dike, e'. Ikades, (more com-
mon 'dik Taatft or dik g<a').
Ofl,, -wa dikk^, -k&, «. Direo
tion, side : 'dikkai^n aid=
compass' (sailors').
tiAJS, -TT^ digo, -geS, m. Rest,
Z^i, sustentaculum,
OfVB| diyso, a. Oval.
Cjnsc^ ,-cra didSI, -16, «. Thimble.
a^;^, -(73^ dioos, -I18&, »>.
Quality, kind {corr. of 'ji-
n08'?).
aut^, -EQ^ dibbin, -9&, 'm. A
number of people going to-
gether to a marriage^feast.
(■H-S-)
OdFo, -nar dinreii, -rreS, «.
Treasure, riches.
OSfh^ dirrflst, a- Rich.
OErafl, -"? dirtii, -le,/ Bankrupt-
cy: 'd. kad=get bankrapt*.
a^s, -^ ^^'^' -'8S, «. Light,
a hanging lamp: 'd. lai, v.=
light'.
B;S3ai*, Btfuns divo^, diu^S, m.
A long, not poisonous serpent.
OS*. -353 dis, -85, m. 1. Day;
2. sun.
^7f dia, I". Appear, be visible,
be seen, be in sight: 'dole
disanant = I. ho is blind;
2. he does not see well'.
a?3«i^^tdja dla&a&tullo, a. 1.
Not appearing ; 2. opaque.
&773S3*, ?J|ij- diaip, -ept, n. Ap-
pearance.
^7f^,-% diBt,-Bti, / 1. Sight;
2. vision, apparition {or 'diati-
i.-...iA.ooglc
5)7^ disps S
podap'): 'disti (distik) pods
appear, be visible'.
D^ra^JS disp&tso, a. Tawdry,
^^^^ dispodto, a. Daily.
a«uti, -i! dia^, -% f. Torch-
light.
oefu9*, -VB dinl, -|5, n. Temple
(used only for pagan t.).
ai«?3*,-?o (fl''.?Ji&',-fi) dioa, -8i
((j^-BearzOi/- Diocese, «, c,,^.
dj da, ». Wash,
do, -^ dn, -ve, /. Daughter
(pronounce nearly 'duT').
cij5*, -OB duk, -U, K. Tear:
'duHii g&lM=shed tears'.
cii^B*, -* duk, -ki, /. Sorrow :
'd. dista^be sorry',
dj^ dnk, V, Grieve.
cijT^(5*F,- fir dakam, -mi, /.
Sow.
djtfi dnkli, c. V. Cause pain.
di'ST^ dukest, o. Sorrowful.
cij^JSC3',-^3,dttkor,-kr5,«. Pig.
aj^sSV*, -V3 dnkol, -}5i w.
Famine.
dii&^ duiSit, u. Sorry.
ci)rfj, -na dn^Uj-^vi,?". Money
(distinct from 'dud=Tnilk').
ciji^ , - 3ra,s dutro, -treS (dhntro),
m. A kind of plant with very
white Sowers : 'dutrea b&ri
do70=white as datro'; it ia
a term of comparison, (sira-
monium?).
don', -CTS dud (or dad), -d5, n.
1. Milk: 'd. kad, v,=mi\^';
2. tinder ('madacea dad').
cLos duva
Galaxy, milky way, n.u.
dj&o, -dfOss dndiB, -diy&, n.
Pumpkin.
diSJsBja, -ira* dupito, -t**, »•
Sheet of a bed.
d)U30 dnblri, a. Doable.
diUBOS^JB duh&TStao, a. Uncer-
tain.
djEJs;^ dubSvi, a. Suspicious,
uncertain.
d}!J3£, -3% dab&ii, -SeiL, »>. In-
terpreter.
dju^vu,- C3 dab&n, -t5, m.
Doubt: 'dubavar gh&l=put
to doubt, cause doubt about '.
djustfu dnbin, v. Doubt.
dodJS, (or diUF^) dublo
(or dnrbftlo), a. 1. Poor; 2.
wretched.
dosj^'^a', -3^ dnm&ket, -t8, n.
Comet (ff. K.)
djDOj,.^ dnm|i,-m^,/. Tobacco
(leaves).
dooiirf^ dayim, a. Second.
dJCb^ ^tf durnst kir. Mend.
dirioPR*, -a^ duryun, -^S, m.
Vice.
dJfiiFtS' -Jl, durbin, -ni, /.
Telescope.
ditar-rf , -^ durhikia, -kle, /.
Death, n. c,
don^F durrl, f. Blame; dnrvfti,
c.v,
dimiFtsscS^, -(3D dura&b&n, -ni,
«. Firework.
djODSJ*, -J33 duT&p, -pS, n.
Ablution.
di^ duvo
^jsru donu
di^jf, -q^ duTor, -Trt, ■ «.
I. Smoke; 2.^, vanity.
djO, -rf davdl, -74e, / Niece
(dsugbter of a brother).
djCTBjSrat?, -tT3 duvrSpSn, -nft,
». Tobacco.
bjg,, -rf, duTri, -TTB,/. Fog.
djj^.-Hg dtiafc -8ta, »»■ Eoemy.
c^n^^:', -ci3 dusm&n, -ii&, m.
Enemy, adversary.
cijJT^fj^^ -cSj dnamiakSi, -ye,
^, Enmity.
lijAo, duflro, a. Other.
cSA3*,-33dilt, -tB,m. Messenger.
dJ8i^,- 03 dftr, -r&, ». 1. Com-
plaint (not in the court) ; 2.
blame: 'd. di = complain'.
^0^, -93 denk, -kS, m. Eruc-
tation.
^o^, -SJ^ dempo, -pe&, m.
Locust, (grasshopper).
A^^f^ ietuji, ad. 1. Therefore;
2. because : see Gram, p. 296
se^. ; 3. on account of.
dn*, -rt iog,-ge,/. 1. Brim;
2. stripe; 3. skirt, border of
a dress.
da , -A dedki, -dke,/ Quarter-
anna piece.
dilo, -E5^ denefi, -^eB, «. Gift.
do*, -03 der, -rS, «. Younger
brother of the husbaod.
drfXkBjRi*, -W3 devaspo?, -pS, «.
Devotion.
dd!^ij{73^A deTSBpo9&tso, a.
Devout, e. g. book.
d3«)i^s3j3 dertgfllo, a. Devout.
d;3SE4o, -n^ devBneii, -neS,
(yar. dennfip, -pB, dev&p, -pfi),
«. Slope.
dO,-Odevi,-Tii/. Goddess, H.K.
d^ dero, a. Due.
dJcak]', -a desTBt, -te,/. Ruin,
devastation; <d.k&r,z'.3=ruin,
waste'.
dvuo denn, v. 1. pr. Descend;
2. /g. abate, decline, e.g.
price, fever ; devoi, c. v.
dtfuota^c', -Oe) daunts&r, -rB, m,
1. Devil; 2./g. money (pi.).
dtroc^, -!l deofl, -^e,/. Descent.
dtrooso', -De) deud&7, -iB, m.
Cedar.
d^oi^.-feradSnti-tSi*"- Stem of
a leaf, etc.
d?3*, -h dek, -ii,/ Example:
'dekkaQe=take e. or imitate',
G.F, 'vait dek=acandal'.
dfa*, -S3 del, -IS, ot. Country.
d?tni, -03 deu, -v5, «. God.
d?tfu?ioi33, -d deunindfi, -de,_/I
Blasphemy: 'devuninda sang
(or k&r ?) ^blaspheme'.
dJ&oQ*, -73 doiik,-k&,n. Crane,
djsortjsci*, -n3, dongor, -grS, m.
(or d&ngor), Mountain.
dj3o3*,-33 dont, -til, m. Worm
(found in men) ; ('kido, -dea,
m. is the general word).
dJ3^j^, -7^ dokko, -kkeB, m.
Beach.
dxdjs do4o, a. Double.
dJ5»i,-R3 d09ii,-nTi,». l.Bow,
arch; 2. rainbow.
dftre^ doipka 61
iJjBEsaD', -D3 donkir, -la, »>,
(Tior. doiiig:5r), Boatman.
dJS3*, -i dot, -ti,/. Dowry,^.
iJje^t^'F, -?ir dotorn, -mi,/
Doctrine, catechism,/-.
dAzsuJle, -{33^ dobfieo, -jei, m.
Pomp, glory.
tSjSiS, -iS dobi, -bi, w(. WftBher.
iHjs^^fi', -^^ domos, -ms&, /».
Point, e.g: of a knife.
tSJS^.gj ., -33?,^ domplo, -pleS,
OT. Hole.
iSj3?JJ?^^J3 domsatso, 1. Taper.
djso, -cflj dori,-ye,/. l.Rope;
2. halter.
iSjsdjS, -o^ doro, -reB, »» Para-
pet: 'd. gha,l=join' (clothes
by stitching).
djSO', -0 dol, -li,/. Den.
^JSn", -SD doT, -vl, M. Snow.
i3j3^ doTO, a. White.
dJS^'SO* d6T6r, I'. 1. Keep; 2.
put: 'k3.rn d. = appoint.'
dj&=?^ doB, i>. Trouble.
&ji^, -^ doB, -si,/ 1. Trouble,
2, preserve (6 in this 2nd mn.).
Sj3?^ d6flt, a. Favourite, e.^. of
a king.
i^^f dh5.rm
tSjSrOj, -^ dfiBti, -ate,/- Favor,
£.^, of a king: 'doatiut rig =
gain the favor'.
dj5V* dol {dst. iil), V. Grind.
dft^JS, -¥5s dolo, -lea, OT. Eye.
iSjb^g* dad, /r. !■. Double, e. g.
leaf, cloth; dodu, £. z^.
dJ3?r^, -E^ don, -ni,/. Boat.
djs^cS* doB, a. Two.
d«eo3j,-o3jddyi, -ye,/. Ladle.
dJS?o*,-iJ3ddr, -rfi, *«. Rope of
plantain fibre.
dfi)?S3 , -Cl doln, -li,/ 1. Drum;
2. litter.
dJB?yv), -na dSu, -Ti, w. Frost.
13^4, -J donti, -te,/ Small ink-
bottle, [glory.
d'eja', -a doulat, -ti,/ Vain-
i5»e, -^ douli, -le, /. Toddy.
d,5e) dritlJl, a. Visible {pi.)
g,SB.o3*, -3U drSftaat, -tS, n.
Example : 'drastantak = for
instance'.
cJjjH^^. -cSj druitikii (vlg.
dult4k&i),-y8,/ Ghost (devil) :
'drustakaye^en vokat = medi-
cine intended against drusta-
kai'.
qS^,-?ei dhan,-na, «. Property.
^J), -cdra dhani, -y&, nt. Master,
lord {Lat. dotninus).
^Jit5«,.^dhftiiiii,-ni,/. Mistress.
qS^n^ dhinest, a. Rich.
DH
qJo' dhfir,!'. 1. Catch: 'dukdh.=
excite contrition'; 2. _/^. com-
prehend, understand ('motint
dhlirlen=he understood').
4^?, -rfJBF dhlrm, -rmi, tn.
Charity, almB.
qJsisjF dhirma I
ijS^^r^s,, -3^ dh&nn&putrn,
-tri, m. God-child, «, u.
^dJ3Fa3333*, -sra dhannSbap,
-pii, m. God-father, n.u.
lio*, -03 dhair.-rS, n. Courage:
'dh. ghal, dh. di = encottrage' ;
'dh. k^d = discourage'.
d,03^o3« dhSirivout, a. Cour-
Thread: 'dh. ghal = 8titch'.
^sttjps', -E5B dkSzi?, -?&, «.
1. Board, committee; 2. cabi-
net; S.commoQ, e.g. ground
of the c: 'dhaziinan6ea raz =
republic'.
ipBra* dhid, «'. Send.
Mission; expedition.
ip^, -4 dh&tB,-ti,/. Strength,
I. metal (in Mr.).
1 fi^o nidteii
ipBD*, -0 dMr, ~Ti,/, Sharpness,
edge.
qrscJjw' dli&rnn, u- Obstinate.
ipsdii®^. -o3j dham^Si, -ye, /
Obstinacy,
93<p', -« dhSl, -li,/. Chink.
j^azf, -ns diump, -pi, w. lu-
cense.
qlooji, dhumpfti, v. Incense.
qijoJ330*,-D3(£?ooS3«)4F) dium-
p&r, -r!i (dhtunp&rti), n. Censer,
thurible.
^JSSJ*, -0 dbol, -li,/. Caye.
!p?ft?i*, -cT3 dhyin, -ni, «. Con-
sideratiou, meditation.
djn* dhrad, o. Certain (subjec-
tively) : 'dhrM zaun = sure-
ly.
qSojn*,-Si3 dhruT,-Ta,«. Pole(of
the earth).
(JoA, -rt nftnffi, -ge, /. Irony.
[ionaolffl, -oisan&nd&yo.-yeS, m.
Husband of 'naii8.nd.'
cigdD'BSv, nSndarkJi (kelen),
Plantain of Malabar.
(iotjtf , -i3ajiiainb4r, -bri, n. Case
(in the court), /r,
fitfci*,-^ n&k41,-kU,«. l-Copy;
2.^. ?nn: 'n. kad=take a
copy ' ; 'n&klan kiir=make
fans'. [Copyist.
^^f^ftiTf, -775 niLkUris, -b&, m.
fisaQ nakfiri, a. Useless, to be
thrown away.
^rf, -7T3 n&ff, -g*, *». 1. Golden
ornament; 2. ship, vessel;
3. a head, article.
^rto', -DB nigir, -rS, «. Town;
jiTTsntio*, -ira n&^isir, -rt, «■
Sailor.
fin nagdi(dttdu),a.Ca3h,/. ready-
money.
ci^o, -n^^ n44ten, -ffeft. «.
Character, behaTioor.
jjraon*, c^rf n&nind, nfinde, /
Siater-in-Taw (in certain re-
spects only).
ci;Sl>i,osJF^!^'3°fip*'iBt82a,i'. Disap-
pear; 2. become nothiog.
fjwDw*, -Ere nabsb, -b5, m, 1.
Prince, lord (of Mahomedans);
^.fg. great man.
1. Adoration; 2. salutation;
'D&m^skar k^r=adore'.
rJ;jj?j9,0e)zSva namask&r&tso {or
namaskar faro z5llo), a. Adora-
ble.
cirfjj^, -(3% nftmuno, -neS, m:
1. Sample; 2. plan; 3. ex-
emplar.
^isi) namg&, v. Trust, believe
(witb 2nd Loc.)
(i^rS, -p8 nimgaiii, -ne, /. {or
niimbik, -ke,/.) 1. Credibility;
2. faith, trust.
firfjE^iSja niunffinitBO, a. Credi-
ble.
(ioira ni^, o. Even, smooth.
fiSE3*, -ars niiib, -b5, «. Luck;
fortune, fate.
c^JS^, -S^ nait, -3t&, »i. l.Loss;
2. harm.
cJ5i, Haiti, a. Hurtful.
rf«*, -V3 n&l, -15, m. A kind of
colic.
fi«, -o3j nfili, -ye,/. 1. Tube;
2. eaves; 3. funnel.
?i^j3, -v& nalo (nolo), -lea, «.
Tile.
?S3^ nagde
Fitra, -«niSkfii,-kie,/ l.Plan,
SKetch; 2. drawing: 'n. kfid=
draw'.
?io, -oijo naifl, -yin, /. River.
^^ nJin, (i<^. Not.
tJio^^Jci nainz&llo, a. Unbe-
coming.
j^s ni, -v. Bathe..
cScJo nii, ad. Not.
jraoi^o*. -rra, nSngor, -grJ, «.
1. Plough; 2. anchor.
tScioio'^o* nSntiB kir, w. Annihi-
late,
frao ^oi>!-D* nfin zalaSr, <;om/. Or
else, /. a it does not happen.
(3ei5, -B3 nfik^, -kS, w. Nose.
(XSffB nikfi, ad. Not (t« imperat.
or optative sentences): 'maka
naka = I do not want, I. to
me not' (give. , .).
cS^Sa^els nakSzilIlo,a.Non8en-
sical, useless.
^■Jo n&kin,a. Nasal, e.g. sound.
^&Mh,-i nikhnsi, -ae,/. 1. Dis-
grace, e.g. 'dhfi.niya5er n.
paulo=(he} fell in the d. of
the master'; 2. antipathy,
aversion.
(isjjujal^ja nakhttsetso, «.Averse.
(Sarii nSgai, v. Steal.
jj^rtJafS*, -eS nSgon, -iii, /.
Rapine.
crarti nUgdai, {more common
nSgdo-kar), c.v. Strip (cause
to get naked).
^ra^^f^, -res nSgdepon,-n5,n.
Nakedness.
(-3rtj^ nagdo
t7e>flJS) n&^da, a. Naked.
f^UF*, -13^ n&te, -tsS, m. Dance.
jT3M* nits, V. (Goanese n&tso),
Dance.
(Im3jb,, -°^^s nSteno, -tsiie&, m.
see nStuo.
treWJ^ nftsuk, a. 1. Exciting
cariosity; 2. delicate (jadg<
ment); 3. dainty.
(leiUiTRs, -oil n&zak&i, -ye, /
1 . Daintiness ; 2. delicacy; j^g
adj.
(33^, -iro nfit, -t5, OT. Drama.
Actor.
fTSE3* niid,P. 1. Tempt; 2. suborn.
tKn', -a nSd, -di, /. 1. Pulse;
2. trick; 3, temptation: 'n,
had=tempt'; 'n. tsal^i=play
tricks'.
(ran',-ntni&d,-d5,M. I. Village;
1;/g. villa.
traanao* -on iiidi£:!ir, -ri, ot.
. Buffoon.
(radJS,-i3^n5do,-de5,»2.Riband.
cradSxC, -Oei ngpir, -rs, m.
1, Villager; 2. uneducated.
^^t^;^, -e^ n&dg:epon, -qS,
n. Cunning.
(S3eSj3 nSd^o, a. Cunning.
(TOPS*, -re^ nin, -nS, «. Batb.
pracS, -c3j nfiiii, -ye,/. Bathing-
room.
cHifIo, ~f^ s&nen, -Dea,«. Coin,
money {denarius).
jTBa*, -S nit, -ti, / Grand-
daughter, graud-niece.
64
frawoo nauii
t^^, -3^ nitn, -tT&, m. Grand-
son, grand-nephew.
(3e)^5*, -ffei natuk, -ka, «. Owl.
tisiJB^, -^^ n&tiw, -tnea, m.
Ragi.
tra^JjO, -33j nitrnn, -tr5, n.
Grandchild,
(3si?'3oij3 D&ninto, a. Various.
p^S^JS, -izfh nineto, -teS, w. A
black,smali, poisonous serpent
fsarfjoiijo*, -i3 aSmanjur, -n, /.
Disapproval.
t3DO', -Dt) n&r, -15, »>, Fibre.
c3s)Don*, -D'oAei nftring, -rnffi,»».
Fruit similar to an orange.
trafflo3j3, -oi33 naliyo, -jei, »».
Tares,
eras*, a^ n2T, -75, «. Web.
^ti;:3ci^ n^T&dgo (niv&dik), a.
tJBS^, -Bt) n&l, -s5, »*. Ruin;
'n. kir (^«.) = ruin'.
cisJIjsN, -33,( aisto, -1^, »f.
Tiffin.
crav*, -* nil, -li, / Gun : 'a.
martlet o£F a g.'
cras^, -« nil, -li, / Shoe for
horse or bullock,
fra^, -tf nikii, -kie, /. Nail
{Lat. unguis).
(Sa^tfUfi* nitiiun, a. Tepid.
3^, -oto nSi, -yfi, «. Law.
pSWEf*, -5^ niik, -ki, OT. 1. Cap-
tain; 2, president, e.g. of a
meeting.
(3^M*, -ws niib, -bi, m. Usher.
tSasvio, -;33 niun, -vS, m. Name.
„, „ L.oogic
frawo naufi
t!3ercorldi3:Uin5gello,«. Famous.
(loE3^,-Sniiida,-de,/ 1. Calum-
ny; 2. scandal; 3. sport.
fiT^V* nikil, ». Be detacked, f.^.
a button.
Ji^^ nikepl, v. Bury, ol. rl.
firt^ i>iffftl» «. Not mixed, pure.
?iriv&i, -o3jiiigai5i,-ye,/. Purity.
JirtjS* ni^nt, a. Careful, dili-
gent.
y&va, -S9 niceu, -?&, m. Reso-
lution, Zff^. propositum,
Jj^'e* nital, ^i. Pure, clear, e.g.
sky.
tiilpo?, -nfi, «. nitaISi, -ye, /.
Purity, serenity.
J)3crao*, -as nitidsr, -r5, ot.
Judge.
c^S^o^' nitiront, iz. Just.
fl^o nitten, ad. Continually.
^CJUci' nid(ii, a. Quiet, calm,
composed.
^oStT^. -o3j, ^D3^, -^ nid&Q&i,
-ye, nid&ni, -ne, /! Quietness,
composure, self-control.
?Jl3.B^D* nibbor.a. Severe, strong,
e.g. sickness, liquor.
^:3^D%, -q3j nibborSi, -ye, /.
Penance, severity,
(ifJJBriJd nim&[io, a. Last : 'n.
sukrar = Good Friday' ; 'n.
bre3tar=Maunday Thursday'.
flOJ3', -33 Dimit,-ti,». Futurity,
e.g. to inquire into futurity;
(omen).
;iJ)03^D*, -DD nimitgfir, -ra, m.
Diviner.
Ji3j uimgl, V. Ask, inquire, Pr.
Ji^j 3^,-1 nimjit, -te,/. Inquiry.
?l0^onimtin,^J^/. On account of.
(iotos^, -V3iniyal, -16, wi. Medi-
tation.
fjojjgv* niySI) ^- Meditate.
5oi:29 luyfili, a. Contemplative.
^de*, -* nirak, -ki. Tariff.
^DD^SAinirSkarisiyC- Refuse.
fiDS^t'D', -O'B nirtdhar, -r5, m.
Destitution.
JJDS^sQ airSdhari, a. Destitute.
JjoiiJiSjn*, -era uiraprfid, -da, m.
Innocence: 'n. k4r = excul-
pate'.
fitre^Si' niraprup, a. Frequent.
?ia!!a,n-&,, -c&j nirSprupai, -ye,
/. Frequency. [deuce.
Ji03S3, -3 nirasa, -le,/ Di£6-
^D^^> nirafltai, v. Destroy, n.c.
fids, -Oil' niro, -rea, m. Sweet
toddy.
firar, -oira nirnai, -ya, n. Sen-
tence (of a judge), conclusion.
Jis^ra, nirpatru, a. Sterile.
^^rv* nirpbol, a. Fruitless.
fjsp-SFTC, -rra nirbhay, -ga, «.
U nhap pines s.
fl^eirA nirbhigi, a. Unhappy.
Ji^psFA^ra', -S53 nlrbhSgipo?,
-nS, «. Unhappinesa.
fiOJF nirmi, v. Destine,
tlrfjsrc^, -R3n nirmane {or nir-
mo^e), -aea, n. Destiny ; reso-
lution.
?i^^ nivoi (
5;5[& niToi, e.v. l.Cool, ^.^.liot
coffee; 2. make calm, sedate.
^*^\ ''^**» ^- ^- Deliver, make
free.
pi j Jj nisoeisi, v. Establish :
'nis6eisilli v§.stij = reso]ution.
f);^, -;ra nia, -sSt m. Kanjee
water. [waste.
ti'joSD^tfo'nisintaiikar,^. Lay
Jl^ra*, -k nifiin, {var. niaon), -sni,
/. Laa3er.
Jlri^niBir.w, 1. Slide; 2. escape,
ti^sib*, -3ra niskapit, -t% n.
Sincerity.
?jri,&^ niakipti, a. Sincere.
y^^ nisk&I, a. Fare, chaste,
modest.
V^i), -q3j niflkiilpoii, -nS, «.
niskfiisi (r>r niskalkSi), -ye, /.
Modesty, chastity.
(I'Sitnio', -0^ niskutBiir, -rl, m.
Enyy.
ElriOjO* nistnr, a. Cruel.
?J?b,D^, -o3i nisturai, -ye,/, (or
nis^nrpon, -na, «.) Cruelty.
?i^o, -H^ p nisteS, -stel, w.
Relish (eaten with meat, rice,
JiST3j 1 nisrSi, v. Deprive, e.g. of
an office, of money.
()^ nijso, a. Blue.
^iS 33*, -3T3 niklep, -pS, «. Burial,
'^ol.rl.
JjtfV) niu, p. Get cold ; nivoi, c. v.
?i?nJV3. niuiai, v. Get free of,
e.g. 'amal niu}ai'.
( (1©^ nozo
?)?^ niz, a. True, sincere:
'niz zaiin=truly, indeed'.
•^^ nif, u. Straight.
tJ?3^, -A nit, -ti,/. Justice: 'n.
k&r = make j.' {Lat. iribue
unicuique suum).
^^sf, -d nid, -de,/. Sleep: 'n.
podta, n. yeta = gets sleepy',
fi^rf nid, V. Sleep; aidii, c. t'.
5fEj, -M5> nibij, -b&, «. Pretext.
5?^, -* la!, -li,/ Blue color.
SoWina^ -o3j nentnvai, -ye,/
Humility,
^oilis neu^o, n. I. Humble;
2. innocent.
^#3^, -SFSj ne4etrn,-tra, «. Star.
^l3*, -a net, -te (or net, -t&), «•
Ornament ; or dei. netos, -ni,/
(JUi netai, v. Decorate.
^HSo nenin, z-. (I) ignore.
^reso* nepSr, i!. Ignorant.
^RDD*^C5*, -R^ nenlrpon, -pi,
«. Ignorance; 'nenarponS,n=
unknowingly'.
^3j nemsi, v. Appoint.
(So*, -eJD nil, -U, «. Ground.
^£35^0, -«J^ nevilan, -leS, «■
Silver girdle.
(3sj* nefl, 7'. Dress; nesai, c^v.
S^JSfS', -e4 neflo?, -ni,/ Dress.
^jaSia nozo, ^. Is impossible.
aioceu, -ne,/ Paradox.
^jsSjbSo (a?!^) nozoeen (diet*),
(la) improbable.
i.,,....iA'00glc
^^ nopho
^^, -^ nopho, -pheS, m.
Advantage.
^JSCiJOirao* nomiyar, v. Nomi-
oate, appoint.
^JSS^p novo, a. New.
iSja^JS, -s^ nolo (p5y5nt80),-le5,
m. Shin.
^J^eb' , -tra not, -tS, m. Aim : 'n.
dar, r. = aim' (at birds).
!i& pari
^?d', -Del nor, -r5, m. Freight.
(3j3?i^, -Vfi nol, -15, ?«. Beed.
(S^^JSO*, -^3, nonior, -krS, «t.
Servant: 'sarkari n.=civil
(Bot military) servant'.
jSBi3j3,-a^noaro,-re&,»«. Bride-
groom.
^J3g 1, -QiJs) nyii, -ya (feA nji),
m. Discord.
Calendar,
SotssoSja^aDtf, -os pSniSayet-
dar, -r5, «. Arbiter,
sioiEra wjo, -at) pjtntslaun, -vl, n.
A mixture of five metals.
sSotSo*, -D3 pinjer, -ra, «. Cave.
sioas', -3() pandit, -tS, «.
Learned man, doctor.
^oQ^t^^*, -ES3p^n4itpon,-9S,
«. Learning.
33oip^,-ip3 panth,-tW,OT. Horse-
race.
£93;^Jc), -7^^ p^fcSso, -sei, »».
Rafter.
!i^SDs?j3,-'s'^ pakkisSIo, -lafi,
m. 1. Sparrow; 2. hawk.
2iUra*,-ij3 p4Uii, -tpS, «. Town.
sjSo*, -533 patel, -15, m. PateL
kJU, -^ patti, -ttfl,/ List, cata^
logue.
sitoTrao*, -oa pStoasSr, -rs, m.
Citizen, «. w.
jiferarfy, -Oo patUm, -mi, /
Army.
!im>uy, -;33 pad&n, -va, m.
1. Havock; 2. defeat: 'p.
zata=is defeated'.
tiQ,^ padil, a. Fallow.
eJSj, -|j pitri, -tre,/. Mace.
^ids'.-a paddat,-tl,/ 1. For-
mula; 2. custom.
^D* par. Foreign: 'p4rgavant=
in a f. country'.
sJos^D.}, -^JS^ pirakrami, -mia,
m. Champion (hero).
rioDBpS*, -?S!i piradin, -na, ».
Alienation, n.c.
tiU^Si^' T^tf pSrtidin kar, v.
Alienate, e.g. a bouse.
sJD^rfjS, -i parSmali, -se, /.
Mistake, accident, inadver-
tence.
£03^3', -Si) paripat, -t& (pravat),
■m. Course, e.g. of lectures,
n.c.
So pan
jiD^re^r, -o3o parlpnriiiii, -ye,
/. Fulness.
^Q^f!^r pftripnrn, a. Full;
ad. fully.
siOdjsre*, -H3 piriman, -n5, «.
Quantity (mathematical): 'pS.'-
rinian&Yidya=mathematics'.
!iOoi:3o3' pariyint, ad. 1. Till,
(Za/. M5^;*e); 2. even (Za/.
we/).
Seoiraci* ^ pariySr zfi, ». Get
rid of, e.g-. 'tea kamantlo p.
z.=li6 got rid of that office',
SOOdd', -03 p&rjv&r, -r&, m.
Train, accompaniment.
3jS353o*, -S parihar, -re,y. Satis-
faction (for sins).
ziO^ , -^ parikia, -kjie,/! Examin-
ation, e.£-. in the school :
'p. k5.rto]o=examiner'; 'p. di-
tolo
sIO^n'Bo*, -De) p^ik^e^Br, -ri,
««. Examiner,
jid-r, -ff^r parki, -rkia, m.
Foreigner.
SjriFfej' pftryft^, a. Public: 'p.
kar,!/,™ publish'.
jirtF^pirj:atai, c.v. Publish.
SAeiFtftto, -nu pargrSun, -7&, m.
Foreign country.
jdAFdra?*, -V3 partibol, (6ei.
pratipij), -15,/Care: 'p. kiir=
take c'
tiZStir^, -^ p^rd&ni, -nii, m.
(Prime) minister, secretary.
M^rS, -Se>,> p&rdeli, -lis, m.
I. Foreigner; 2. exile.
8 53353 paka
sJt^Fsj33*, -33 pamipSt, -tS, i».
Adoration,
sJlore?' pitrbU, «- Renowned.
risijsrcs*, -KB p&nn5n, -nS, «.
Swearing: 'phot p.=perjnry',
sirfjSFfl piLrm&ne, postp. Ac-
cording to, in conformity
with; as.
a^33!3', -SJ3 paScSUp, -p5, M.
Sorrow: 'p^lCatap pau = feel
sorrow'; 'aufi p. pautan^I
feel sorrow',
sdrion' pa8and,fl. Approval, used
with 'kd.r=do': 'p. kar, v.=
approve'.
ti^^^ or S334J(5' pasTot or
pasnn, postp. On account of
{propter, pro).
Stf, -'^ pakia, -kle, f. Side,
party.
3i^S333*, -S3 p&k&ap&t, -tS, «.
Partiality.
3J'^rraD*, -era paklaySr, -ra, m.
Partisan.
!33oB3i3jS p&EkStso, a. Viscid.
siiiogsjp^' -^'^ pSntrepon, -ni,
K, Paleness.
i53oS3A P&ntro, a. Pale.
STSotiraTO, -as p5n4on, -vS, »».
Giant (fabulous),
araoS, -oSj pinti,-ye,/ Tressea.
S33odft,, -t33,A pSiidro* -drei, »».
Cage.
333B', -?3 p&k, -is, 'I. Quill,
feather.
n3ffsfe3j3, -ij^ pfikito, -tes, M.
Wing.
A'OOgIC
si9?3 paks i
sraSBSs', -KB p6k6n, -ti, n.
Granite.
sra^o, -wSf pSken, -ke6, «. Roof;
tiH of a boat.
siB^JS, -^ p&ko, -k^, m. Bat
(the large kind).
!3i)A*, -rra pSff, -yS, «■ or ">-
Payment.
n^n* pSffj ^- Catch fish with a
net '(masli) pagtolo= fisher-
man'; p&gai, c.v.
p&£^Den, -nea),«. Catching fish.
ODrTtiD*, -03 p&g&r, -ri, »(.
Fortifications.
;ra^J3, pfitflvo, a. Green (color).
SJ3S.*'pSz, T'. Sharpen.
sra^, -e3 pSz, -ji./ '^'^^■
srafeJ*, -Ira pSt- -t^. *«■ Throne:
'patar bosai, Ti. = enthroQe'.
Bra&j*, -ii pSt, -ti,/. Back: 'p.
kar = renounce'; 'pati-kano =
back-bone',
srati pUai, c. f. 1. Send, «. c.
in this mn.; 'i- fg- grant.
S33li piti, ad. Back: 'pati kar =
send back' {DaL).
s3^Si, -o3j pati (pati), -ye, /
Girder, made of palm tree.
3l3Bj»,-fe3^^ pBto,-tea, OT. 1. Col-
lar; 2. stripe; 3. tire (of a
wheel); 4. belt (any circular
thing); 5. diploma,
33eiSJ3S', -sj-s p5tos, -86, m.
Ridge (of a roof).
FoTlowing: 'p. kar=foUow',
Gen.
srefera tranatf , -Del pltl&iig:ilr,-iS,
?». Follower.
jja^ja piitlo, a. Hinder.
srato^fs* p&tlyin, ad. Behind:
e.g. 'p. bo3 = sit b.'
srao' pad, a. Bad, spoiled: 'p.
kar= spoil',
ni^a, -o5j p5di, -ye,/. Heifer.
5radJ3,-K^ pSdo,-4efi, m. Bull.
sre^, -iSj. pa^ki, -4k8,/ Small
young cow.
sratSjf,, -:5^* padko, -dkel, *».
Young bull.
nsa', -3ei pit, -tt, «. Goose.
5JBi^, -3^p5t*k, -tkB,«. Sin:
'p. adar=commit ein'.
T^-i'9' patina. Thin, ^.^.paper;
liquid-like: 'p.kir tirpatiais
rarefy',
sraiv^. -o3j patajai, -ye,/. Thin-
ness.
D53SV', -V3 p&ta],-lS,«. 1. Sub-
terraneous place; 2. bottom,
bed (of rivers).
333So3j pStiye.i-.Trust, 2ndLoc,
33's5c3jEi, -E^ p&tiyeai, -91,/ 1.
Confidence ; 2. authority
(grounds for believing), [ty,
a3D3cSjE^^>©patiyeuitao,a.Trus-
:jDij39, -^ patolij-le,/ 1. Akiud
of country cake; 2. coquette,
sj^a,, -^^ patii, -tkift, m. or/.
Sinner.
3333,, -^patna, -tne (pazn, -ua,
«.)/. Page,/-.
S333j, -35 patrii,-tr6,«. Chalice,
vessel {H. K.)
sra^ patm
JI3^ p&trn, a. Subject, e.g. to
sis.
sraDj, -0, pWri, -dri, »». Father
(title given to priests), y^-.
!3«i53*, -c5<> pin. -Hi, «■ 1- Page;
2. leaf; 3. tobacco ; 4. drinluDf;.
5;e)c!<)oti s?£^, -£ p&n&nci-T&l,
-li,/. Betel : 'pan pbod, -cli,/.=
betel-nut, etc'
!7E)^ja,-(3^ p^o, -nei, M. 1.
Drink (of anj kind); 2. milk
giren to children.
srarfjSJ, , -y, panpa^ti {or pinpotti),
-t*8, /. Index.
srasj*, -sra pip, -p&, »■ 1. Sin;
2. pity.
!33!33S*, -SF3 pipiH (or pSpOfl),
-g|, m. Shoe (Indian sandal).
zs^h, -Kias papi,-y5, »*. Sinner.
sra^jps*, -E^ p&pi?) -pijT- Sinner.
:ys^ , -!^fi pBp4o> -pde&i ^-
A cake similar to a host.
nsotoortJSV' p5j^iiffol,«. Reach-
ing to the feet; 'p. TSstar=
gown, cassock'.
srao*, -0 piir,-ri,/. Mango-stone.
33eio* iSsi pSr z&, ^. Get free of,
overcome, e.g. a storm.
sraa, -OcAi p5rii, -riye, /.
1. Crowbar; 2. axle of a cart.
sradJB, -c%p5ro,-re5,i«. Guard,
satellite.
stoAf p&rki, ». Guess, con-
jecture.
S33'#jaFEl, -re^ p&rk09eD, -^eil,
n. Conjecture, guess.
!T33'r (f^ sj3c^,-a,),-3rpart
(cr p5dt. -4*0' -rti./ Side; in
) srav* pal
the phrase 'moje partin=on
my part',^.
sraiF^oa* {or ira^^oej*), -era
p&rtiknl {or p&dtiknl), -U, n.
Particle (for H. Communion).
sraiiFs'AefD*, -tra pfirpitgir, -rS,
ffi. Trustee.
iTei^rv' p&rpo], a. Roaming,
vagabond.
Kia^F, -C3oF pSrvo, -rveS, m.
1. Pigeon; 2.y^. spiritual
man.
siBSJ*, -® p51, -li,/. 1. Lizard;
2. canopy.
JJSftJO', -03 pUSk -k5, OT. i7r/.
Patron, patroness, ol.
!33s3j», -sj^ p&lo, -lei, m.
Foliage.
sra^, -!^ pSlU, -Ike,/. Palan-
quin.
jaadfljci piilpodsij *^- Of wild-
jack tree.
sra4^ p5yoi, c. Ti. 1. Causa to
reach; 2, accompany.
JJeisara*, -E53 pasSn, -nfi, «.
Arsenic.
3335, -t pSli, -se, / Scurvy.
JOsiS*, -?33 pia, -8i, w*. 1. Bird-
lime; 2. snare.
S3e)^,-cd>pfiflai,-ye,/. Excursion
(walking).
sJeisjSD' (t"" ns^D*) p&B&r {or
p5t8Sr), V. Praise.
STD^i^c^ p&BUiL, see pasvot.
!ra??j past, a. Worse.
Era's* p&l, ». 1. Guide; 2. perform
(duty).
sj^v' pal 7
sra^, -V3 pM. -IS. «■ I'oot.
S33^ja, -v^palo, -lel,M. Honour,
obedience, s.^. 'utrak palo
di=obey. , .'
sretS^o, -v\^ p&lnen, -Inel, «.
Cradle.
S3^ -03JS pii, -yS, '"■ 1. Foot;
5. leg.
ji©^,-o3jpSi,-yi,OT. Father(used
only by some),^.
sjavB*, -S3 p5ik. -ti. »»■ EmiB-
sary.
333^iJ3?j*, -tra plUkhSn, -nl, «.
Privy (stool).
jj^d¥*, -"ra pSidil, -tt, «.
Infantry.
^^3«,-erap5tflel,-U.«- Frame
(a picture framed),^.
jrasaK^ Tflivit6Ti,ad. On foot.
sratro, -33 pfiu, -7|, OT. 1. \;
2. tobacco- water,
n^srap&n, v. 1. Reach; 2. help,
concur with.
sraeruo^, -n^ pSundo, -deS, m.
Step of a ladder.
sraemfci', -U p&nt, -ti, /. Op-
portunity.
sniWjti, -U pinti, -ti, «. Time,
«. ^. three times.
5ray\)rfo, -ra^ pinneS, -peB, «.
Arri?al.
3 pies (/. J leB3 4 pies or
1 poiBo).
3l3«vieSJS, -ra^ piii90, -?eS, *«.
4, A one quarter less; see
Gram. p. 62, para 4.
i)c3j piye
sratfoo*, -era pill, -!&, **• Instep.
jsaeruO, -dp&iili, -le,/ A ailrer
coin of 2 annas.
S33B\)s:^, -:=j3 pBuB, -bB, »». Rain:
'horo p. = strong rain'; 'p.
podta=it rains'.
sra!ftt?j«5 OKI* pBuflile dis, m. pi.
MonBooQ.
sravu^j^pBuleo,/.^^. (pfiujeanfien
ndik), Eaves (rain falling
from the roof).
S), _c8j pi. -ye,/ Large vessel
for holy water.
SjoSSO* tf c* pintar kBr, v. Paint
io^D*, -Ot» pintur, -rB, n.
Picture.
3jo:3i pindai, c. ». Cause to rend
hoz^j^ pindkir, a. Torn (rag).
hVt>^, -7^ pikBfl, -sS, »
Mattock.
Jj^o^, -VD pikul, -IB, OT. Snail
3j€j3 piko, a. Ripe.
hns^, -S pigldBni, -ne,/. Spit
toon.
S:)i3j3,-i3^pito,-tel, OT. Powder
(not fine p.)
&nD, -tA pidl, -de,/. Sickness.
2j5?^pide8t(frpi4evoiit),o.Sick.
ilj^o* tftf pidder k4r, v. Lay
waste, /r.
hic'ff', -^ pitul, -tU,/ Brass.
3i3^^, -5i, pitrBsti, -ati, /
Patrimony.
ttjcSsBWJ, -nei piyBo, -vB, «».
Onion.
Sljc^ piye, ». Drink.
hdi^
piye
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!3j^f purpu
hicSom^, -i^ pjyennen, -neS, «■
DriDkiag.
La'ai (sraji), -oSj pirSi(o''prti),
-ye,/. Age: '8abarp.=old a.'
Jj^ros*, -3 pirjent, -tl, *«- Pre-
sident, /r.
hzfons pirn^, v. Groan.
ftiewF?*, -S pirlnk, -ie,/. Fife,
SiAJd, -<3^ pila, -Ie&, /'t. 1.
Embrjo; 2. troublesome boy.
Sjsja, -o!j piBBi,-ye,/ I. Habit;
2. folly.
SjS^re', -H3 pisepon, -nS, «.
Foolishness.
vIj^js pieo, a. Foolish: 'piso k4r
(or pis4i)=cau8e to get mad'.
h^'So, -V7h piflolen, -leS, n.
Butterfly.
Sj^oS*, -3D plnt,-tt,«. Bile, gall,
spleen. [(clothes).
Sj^oo^ pind, ir. aud n. v. Rend
ij?3*, -tra pik, -kS, «. Crop,
standing corn.
S)5^ fik,n.v. Bipen ; pikSi, c. v.
Sj^hf, 'kzs pit -ti, n. Flour:
'kuvea5en plt= arrowroot'.
Jj^g*, -S3 pitt, -(U, w. Altar
(HAT.)
»j?S3*,-ne)pip, -p2, «. Hogshead.
i?tf,-Dprr, -rJ,/. Saucer, /r,
S)?©', -SJ3 pa, -U, M. Chicken;
(any offspring of beasts or
birds),
h^V pll, V. Squeeze,
55, ~ZJti pn, -vi,m. Matter (pus):
'pu deunta=m. flows, comes
a^oi3jd,-t?^pnnzo,-jeS,m. Heap
(of money): 'pnnji' dim,
^rstO, -0 pnjiiri, -ri, m. Hindoo
priest for some castes.
ijKs, -^ pnza, -je,/; Adoration,
^k^, -kas put, -tS, «■ Page, n.
c, Can. \dignor.
Sjbs putTJ, V. Condescend, Lat.
^D*, -G3 pnfli, -^hS, «, Purify-
ing; 'putba ghal, 7'. = purify'
(by fire).
^4o,-tza^ pudven, -dvej, «.
Breeches (native), fleaat.
■^W pu? (cr pupi), ccwy. But; at
^^J3^^, -'S,\_^ pntnyo, -tayfi, m.
Nephew (sou of a brother).
^aL, -5ra, or ^3<, -33 pntro,
-tri or put, -ta, «. Son.
^rf^fi' pnn&tin, ad. Agaia,
^^0, -^JSn punen, -nei, «. Merit.
^^4;:^ punotin, ad. Again, ol.
^SfS^, -fi. punou, -ii7i, f. Full
moon.
Sgosra', -E53 pur&n, -ni, /«. Book
(aacred).
^0333^, -S3=)F pnrip, -rpii, «.
Burial.
^trasrass^, -e5 pnrfiflSn, -91, /.
Sufficiency.
Sjdia puro, ttrf. 1. Enough; 2.y^.
tired: 'p. zata (maka) = I get
t.'; 'p. kfLr = make t.'
^^F purto, a. Sufficient; faU.
!i?i*F , - ?raF pum, ^Tii, w.Perake.
^^rc* pnrpur, v. Murmnr,
grumble.
sjiiF purvi
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^ardft purvilo, a. Ancient ; for-
mer.
Ij^drs' pursat, see phnwat.
sSrira* {or ^sJoFs*) S3 pwast
(crporsnt) zS, ^. Bring forth,
bear, Ac.
3S?Sr3«^ra*, -RS puTBitpon (or
porsntpon), -j^, «■ Birth,
delivery,
«^^ pnle, t;. Suppurate.
?$&j puiti, a. Fat, strong : 'p,
zata=growB fat'.
!gl?j* pus, 1!. Efface,
5giri,'P' puflkal, a. Plentiful.
sg^-B*, -33puatak,-k&,«. Book.
^^^rrao', -Ce) puBtSkaglr, -r5,
01. Librarian.
Sj^tfKSSJ*, -3si pvstakafiU, -U,
«. Lihrary.
^•P, -ojj puli, -ye,/. A kind of
eruption of the skin, e.g. pim-
ple,
^ES*, -a pud, -4i,/. 1. Powder;
2, snuff; 3. saw-dust.
:^D*pur,E'. Bury (also b, money
^^ pura, a. Full, complete.
^oSD^J*, -B-3j penkit, -kta, «■
Loins,
^oS, -o3j pendi, -ye, /. Sheaf
(bundle of paddy etc:).
^oiio, -tsS" penden, -deS, n.
Golden necklace.
£o!ra6o, -Ceio pempiren, -re5, «.
Tube made of leaves (mus.).
■ixs^x^ petsSd, V. Try.
jSij', -a pet, -te,/ Box.
SfoC3* pend
Sfej* pet, V. Light.
S^ patsi, c. V. Light (Z^.
Sfereda, -0^ pe^iro, -rei, »».
Wicker-box. [lows.
^feraOF, -dr petirli, -rle, Mal-
SSjb, -fej^ pe(o, -tei, m. Dog.
^i|3o, -i3ei » petneS, -tnei, «.
An instrument for pounding
e.g. a road.
Sds, -n^ pedo, -dei, m. Peon.
^(53*, -cS3 pensen, -nS, «. Pen-
sion, y^.
^c*, -DD per {or per), -r5, «.
Guava.
id)o,-03perun,-rTa, «. Turkey
(a fowl).
^fJiiFa*, -O'B persltl, -IS, «. A
kind of big serpent.
Sda, -c% pelo,-le5, «. Neigh-
bour.
id© pelo, a. Tliat is beyond
{Lat. ulterior): 'pelo ruk =
the tree that is beyond' ;
'peleS vfi.r8 = the year before
the last'.
EiSJ?s?j* pelein, aJ. Away: 'p.
kad=take a.' [knife.
^3^3, -5 peskati, -te,/. (Pen-)
^s* , -r^ pest, -Bti,/. Pest.
35'?, -c3j pell, -ye,/. A raised
margin (of earth).
£foi3',-i3 pent, -te,/ Market.
i^oCJ*, -a pend, -di,/. Oil-cake
(what remains after having
extracted the oil from e. g.
the cocanut.
^e^, -d pea, -ie,/. Kinjee.
^^^, -hz pet, -(&, m. Stroke.
d;i/ pflt, V. Strike.
;^odJ3 pon^o, a. Humped.
^ois*, -t* pono, -oi,/. Coffee-
pot, yy.
^oSi, -iS ponti, -te,/ Native
lamp, (basin of a lamp).
sSpoUjo', -03 pon^QT, -r&, n.
Great grandchild.
^oiD tfO* ponteri kto, k. Aim
(at birds), n. c'zok'is a8ed,y9-.
^oc^j-ospond, -d2,R. Bottom.
i^oQe) ponds {or pond&k), poslp.
Under.
^odo, -n^fi poiidlflii, -dleij «.
The nether part.
^0^3, -^ pompen, -pes, n.
Palate,
^^tfv'pokal,!^. Hollow: 'p.k&r,
i'.=sexcaTate',
jJjsffeiS, -(3 pokali, -le, A vessel
to draw water with,
^Sr , -"S pokdi, -kde,/. Turban.
^^ipokrai, v. Excavate.
^4- pokri, a. Coward; rascal.
^B ^^t -C9? pozdepoQ, -ni, «.
Impurity.
^iSja pozdo,o.Impnre, profane,
^bj*, -^3 pot, -ta, «. Belly:
'potantlefi veta = (be) has
^iraSiS potiro, a. GluttonoQS.
^tei^rr^, -f53 potarpon, -nj,
«. Gluttony.
^li,-c5jpoti, -ye,/. (fJ?- potkai,
-la, «.) Ventricle.
t ^dj& podo
^fcra,,-gpo(ra, -tre,/. I.Ham;
2. muscle; 3. young ear of
paddy, eie,
■^U, -B po^li, -08,/. Bundle.
^iS^tJ' ^, ^U 1 potion ghe,
potlai, V. Embrace.
^c^ pod, V. Fall ; (used in many
y^. »»nj. eap. if the ideas of
advantage or disadvantage,
suitableness eic. are to be
expressed; see Gram. p. iv.
ch, iv.); 'bair pod, j'.=go loaf;
po^u, c. V,
^aM',.t3podiib,-be,/. Palate.
^dA^o, -Vti, podrolen, -leS, n.
A kind of vegetable.
^rlJBT;^, -F$3 ponoB, -nsa, fn.
Jack- (fruit): 'diutso p.=br6ad-
fruit'.
^eI po9si, a. Of the jack-tree.
^3", -33 pot, -ta, «. Diet,
diminution of food,
i^h, -4 poti, -ti, »». Spouse.
^5, -o3j poti, -ye,/. Bag.
^So, -3;^ poten, -tea, n.
Leather-bag.
^4.^, -0 potkeri, -ri, m.. A-
pothecary, Jr.
^3j, -33, potr {or pitra), -trS,
n. Written bond,
slS*^, -C33 pod, -da, n. Song
(profane): 'p. mouKsingas.'
;^dJ3^r, -i^F podom, -mi, m.
Godfather.
^E3j3'jy, -CT3 podon, -dvl, »«.
High plaiu (used also for
quarry).
^& podvi
^D, -d podvi, -dve,/ Power:
'p, asullo=authorized'.
^[3^03 podvetao, a. Authorita-
tive.
^dnsD* podvadar, a. Power-
ful.
^sra, -c3j popiii, -ye,/. Papaw
fruit.
^hT:^, -33^ popis, -pflfi, m.
LuDg8.
^033* pfirfit z: Entreat.
l3(»ae)B3',-t3='porib {var. piirSb),
-rbe,/. 1 . Feast ; 2. felicitation.
^djo pornQ, aJ. Last year.
E^ptsfP*, -vs porzaJ (or p&rzal),
-IS, ffi. Splendour.
^tifv' porzkl, V. Shine.
^WF'ffg' porzalii, a. Shining.
^^■sr, -sSr porzs, -rze, /
People. ^c. V.
^Ssir ports, K. V. Turn; porti,
^■iir-^ portnn, ad. Again.
^^F porto, a, 1, Contrary;
2. which is again (as in Lai-
re); 'porten=on the contrary,
nay'.
^rfjBF, -o^r pordo, -rde5, m.
(or poddo, -dei), Screen, cur-
tain.
^(Sjsf porno, a. Old (used of
things),
^^Fv*, -w® ponnol, -la, m.
(pitrmal) Good smell.
^3e)F, -Sf porvS, -rve,/. Care.
^SBFo porv&n, ati. The day
after to-morrow.
) •2'*'^4 poiku
^45f 3*, -^ porvot (or parvU),
-ta,m. Mountain : 'porvotatso,
a. = mountainous'.
^tiorf, -He) polang. -gS, «.
Bedstead.
^e5j3,-e3^polo,-le5,»«. Cheek.
^onR*, -ran polglp, -nS, «. A
large plate, tray.
^a^a, -a polta4ij -di,/. The
other side.
:;^Ci3jpovitru (paTitru),a. Holy
(Bible, Sacrament).
^S pose, 5', Stroke, rub gently.
£.£■. beard.
^7:f, -?ra po8(or poB),-8a,»». 1.
Fertility, ol.; 2. nourishment.
^s* pOB (t"* p68), ». Feed.
^;3j&, -k% poflo, -865, OT. Two
haudfuls.
^sj* 5i)!5*^ poB k&uffhe, V.
Be possessed by, e.£^. the devil.
^?g^BjE>, -b^ poskato, -tel, m.
Stomach.
^^^R*, -Hi) poakepon, -va, «.
Adoption.
;^:djs, posko, a. 1. Feeding;
2.adoptive; 3. step (mother).
^■p* poj, V. Flee, run away.
^^^s^, -V3j polip, -Ipa, «. Es-
cape, flight.
^■P, -o5j poll, -ye,/ 1. Cakes;
2. honeycomb.
^<? pole {or polei), w. Look.
:^'|J3, -vs^ polo, -lea, «. A
kind of cake.
^^aS^r*, -res poliurepon,
-n&, «. Cowardice.
M*oogW
^■^i polku
^^idjS polkuro, a. Coward.
^A poiki {or piliki), posiJ>. A-
mong.
^iF5*, -F53 poin,-nS, «. Journey;
distance, n.c. in this 2d. mn.
^if5BE), -uns poinfiri, -riS, m.
Traveller.
^,tf poir, ad. The day be-
ioxe yesterday.
^Ssidffl, -a^ poiro,-re5,»2. Every
third day.
^lO^^JS poire&tao, a. Inter-
mittent (fever).
^AfS^ra*, -CS3 poilepon, -9a, n.
Supremacy.
^,(3j3 poilo, tt. First,
^iSTOfJ', -(3-3 poilvin, -n&, m.
1. Juggler; 2. cunning man.
;5jii'3* pois, ad. Far.
^i^, -77^ poiso, -Belt, M.
-^ anna (piece), 4 pies
^tAJo poun, V. Leak.
^tfo^o, -vSf ponlen, -lei, «.
1. Coral; 2. y^. beauty.
iSfi^orf, -rrs pong, -gl, n. Hump.
^?o3*, -3a pont, -t6, «. Tip,
e.g. of a knife.
^?o3',-a*)p6nt,-t5,'w.Bet; 'p.
mar, j', = bet'-
^^K*. -Hii pod, -da, ni. Nose-
gay-
^?ra*, -a pod, -di,_/- Allowance
(of food only),
^?d' por, W. I. The day before
yesterday; 2. some time ago.
iSpetf, -era por, -iS, K. Orphan.
> ^^o prasan
ri|B3B*,-Seiprika8,-sa,ff». I. Use;
2. splendour: 'budi pr&kfii =
use of reason',
gS prati, 1. Particle prefixedto
words implying ' against,'
e.g. 'priti zobab = answer ID
reply'; 'priti talo=echo;' 2.
copy.
3i3se)a, -O prativadi, -di, w_
Defendant. [2. separate.
g^?=ff'pratek, a. 1. Particular;
^djEjatf, -us praduvar, -ri, n.
or m. Adultery.
gdj^'aO, -D=)o pradnviri, -riS^
m. Adulterer,
^Uj, -UJ prabn, -bu, m. Aristo-
crat, lord,
^txij^ti',-33,_prayataii, -tna, w.
Effort,
^cdsas*, -;ra praySs, -bS, «.
Difficulty.
g,o3j3n*,-n3prayog,-g:S,wi. Use,
s.^.oftime: 'p.kElr.f.'G.^.
g63j3s2?s', -tj£ prayojen, -nS, w.
Use.
^o3jS^r33Sj3 pr&yojen&tso, a~
Useful.
g^;^' ^3 pravea za, v. Intrude
thyself,
rf.;? pras, postp. Than (with the
comparative).
^Jion*, -rra prisang, -ga, tt.
Preaching.
^Sjorra?jo3:3rfra',-f5ei praslngi-
sijaaan, -na, «. Pulpit.
prasangari, -ri, praBangnr, ^
iw. Preacher.
„, „ L.oogic
^?j^ prftsta
:^S3^S3*, -sra priBt&p, -p&, m.
Mention,
-^sra^au, -ffi) prastSn, -t5, ot.
Consideration, £. g. about
sin, (meditation), «. c,
"S'Si^ praspaiR, o(^. Mediately.
-srajtis*, -33 prScit {or prSjit),
-ta,«. 1 . Penance, satiGfactidn,
(sacramental); 2. mortification.
-33ii,E^, -f5t) pr&n, -ni, ot. Life,
soul, e. g. 'aplo pran di=give
his own 1.'
JJSjFSSEJj^, -o3j pianliUiani, -ye,
/. Homicide (?).
7 ?raD phari
!T3)^. -f^ P'Spi) -ni./- Animal.
KJBj^F^, -c33 pr&rtin, -nS, «.
Prayer, «. c.
2j,3*, -3 prit (or prit), -ti, /-
Love: 'p. kar, w,=:love'.
ftii^JB prititso, a. Lovely.
5j,4rfy,.:ijpritim,-ini,/. Earth,
ol.
^^3*, -3^ prophet, -ti, m.
Prophet, fr.
^^Are*, -c3 prophetiii, -91, /
Prophetess, yr.
^^fc, -?j prophesi, -si,/. Pro-
phecy,/r.
^osio*, -i3«) phanjer, -rS, «.
Burrow.
:^:J3?rD'pliade5kar,J'. 1. Finish;
2rdie.
^^^*, -?ra phanafl, (i5^/. pSnas),
-a5, in. Lantern.
^rfori, -n^ phitrariigi, -yii, »».
European.
^e7e)fi£) phali^o, a. A certain
(ia/. guidam).
:^%>3o',-a?phal&r,-rB,m. Lunch.
^jj^ as faia z\, v. Be spread.
?^°nLn "^ pkSngrt, -gti,/. Line,
^^oi3j3, -4j^ ph&nto, -(e5, »i.
Small branch.
■^od^, -OD (. phSndlo (tf rphan-
dlo, --lei), -dies, m. Gossip, idle
ialk; detraction.
PH
^Brtjci*rfj3sruo, -OS ph&^nrm&na
-vi, OT. Brother of a father-in-
law.
^3^0, -cs^ phSdea, -de5, ».
Eveo (number).
^3, -o3j phati, -ye,/. Slice of
bread.
5ra5j5o*, -sra, phator, -trs, m.
Stone.
^^^F phatorso, Petri-
faction.
spas^^^, -K^ phitrSchSpo,
-peS, m. Lithography.
^^^ ph&pnd, V. Dust; clean
by shaking.
^Sj ph&psi, V. Hack.
^0* phar, V. Steal.
^D^phar&i, v. Pound (rice).
^OS* ^o* phSrik kar, v. Pay.
93^0 phalkefi 78 ^^^ phurso
sraAo, -0\s. pUlkflii, -IkeS, n.
Vtlley. '**'
5ra«3^ phUyi (phfilrt), ffl^. To-
morrow : 'ph. aitar& = next
Sunday'.
^83* phaiB, a. Hypocrite, false.
;p3^, nn^iJS pliBTo, phaToto.^.
Convenient, due, opportune :
'ph&vokir=makedue'; deserv-
ing, £.£". ain makes deserving
of hell; 'phavo za=belong';
'phavo n&in a89Uo=unwor-
thy'.
^i, -S pliiiaJ, -»i, /■ Scaffold :
'phasi ghal, T'. = hang (kill by
hanging)'.
2jsriv* pliSaal, i>- Be diffused
(odour),
^?ra,!3*, -53ei pliftalSp, -p5, «■
Diffusion.
^dja, -n^ phftido, -dei, *«■
Advantage.
^03*, -33 piiat ('"' pMnt), -ta,
«. Ribbon,^.
;)3tf35l«5*, -res pMtiapo?, -na,
«. Magic.
;j4s*^E55rraD*, -o«) phitispo-
nSff&r, -rS, m. Charmer.
S^^J^. -3|;^ phitvo, -tvea, m.
Condemoation, e.g-. in the
court ; unfavorable sentence :
'taka phitvo zala=he has
been condemned'.
^D'phir,!'. l.Beover; 2. wander.
^jSoiTOn*, -a phiriyad, -di, /.
Accusation: 'f. di,i'.=accu8e'.
^jrins*, -i2 phirgaz, -je, /.
Parish, /r.
4,rtFt53j3phirgSietso,a. Parish-
ioner, /r.
^4r phlrti,». Moveable: 'ph.aa-
patri, -tri, /= ambulance',
w. c.
;jOctoi3*, -era philiyad, -dS, n.
Godchild, /r.
;jB30, -e^ philali, -lU, «■
Church-warden, /r.
^ag' phiink, I-. Blow, Ace.
^oV,-^ phnnlc,-ki,/. Blowing.
^o^^ phunkyii (or phnakyS-
oen), fli^. Gratis,
^?rs6jB, -D^ phttkSro, -r«l, »»■
Rumour, news.
^*ere phnkkeU, a. Very much
afraid.
tijA^phag,^. 1. Ferment; 2.be
inflated.
^7\ phugai, (•■!'■ Disdain.
^rredJ5D',-Dsphngador, -r&, m.
A precious necklace.
^nDD* ^o* plrng&r kar, v. Suf-
focate,
^b* pM(''''pl»'»t),«.w- Break,
,>.^. a glass.
^b:«, -U phut (t"- phut), -ti, /
Chink.
^iy, -13 phut, -%i, /. Foot
(measure).
^do phuden, W. 1. In future;
2. after, (as soon as) e. g.
■ailea phude=a3 soon as he
came'.
^^o'.-CJe! phunel, -U, «. Fun-
nel, fr.
^:ii5F3*, -3 phursot, -ti, /■
Leisure, time.
^'^ phul '
^o*, -eraplinl,-l&,«. 1. Flower;
2. asterisk.
tijaJ' phul, f. 1. Bloom; 2. take
amies.
!^!jASf pliuaphus, V. HiB3.
^35^1 phuBl&i, V. I. Apply;
1. appease ; 2. solicit (e.^.
to sin) ; 3. caress, flatter.
^Tjs fxvtdo, -F5^ phuBlitt^ien,
-&e&, n. Caress,
^ota*, -CS5 phend, -ii, m. Foam.
^H^, -71^ pheat, -sU, ». Feast.
^oG*. -C33phoiid,-^,»». Grave:
'ph. kadtolo = grave-digger' ;
'phondatso pbator = grave-
stone'.
^i^j-SJphoti-ti,/. Lie: 'photi-
mariT^-sBay lies',
^yipbotai, V. Deceive,
^lirrao*, -D3 photiffar, -rS, m.
Liar, n. u,
^liiSoa pho^kiro, a. Deceitful.
^ba photos (photov), «. v. Be
deceived.
^n*, -13^ pho4,-^,'w. Pustule.
dpn' phod, /r. D. Break; pass.
'phut' ; phodai, c. v.
^tJa^ES*, -a pho^pod, -di,/.
Ache.
^As^h, -5^ pho4po8i, -sifi, «.
Dabbler.
^W {or ^n^y -n^J. -E^
pli^nnn {or pho^iii -dn&), -n^,
^s' phlut
^fa ^a* phonnu ghal, v.
Season,
^jssv*, -2J|, phopSl, -pl&, n.
Betel- nut.
^o*,-03phor,-ra,OT. 1. Lining;
2. case.
^53r43js phorkSto, <3!. 1. Used,
torn; 2. poor.
^rfj'F, -rfJSF phorm, -rma, «.
Mould, /r.
^sterj^, -FSe! phormSp {or
pharmSn), -aS, «. Command.
^rfjsir phormai, tj. Command.
^o*, -© phol, -li,/ Sheet (of
paper), yy.
^v*. -V3 phM, -IB, «. 1. Fruit;
2. asterisk (perh. 'pholi' in
the 2nd ««.); 3, goiter.
5^«^, -v^ ph6!, -li, OT. Effect.
^'ptJDn' phoiadiy {or -dit), a.
Fruitful.
^"PtJUOa* phoiabarit,*. Fertile.
;^v«>u03'^ra*,-FraphoKbarit-
poii, -9B, «. Fertility.
^§, -o3j pholi, -ye, /. Slate.
0^0, -s^^ pholen, -lea, n. Plank.
^a*, -era pkoil {or phaiI),-lS,
^a*, -e3 phouz, -ji,/. Army.
^se3 es^sJS, -3 phonji sdMpati,
-ti, m. General (of an army).
^o*, -D phrad, -di, m. Eeligi-
oub; friar.
^i^H' phrignez, see phirjia.
^3", -t phlut, -te,/. Fife.
■ Google
loozVe b3.nglo
SJ
uofl^.-na^ banglo, -glefi, ?«.
Palace; residence.
Uodtf banjer, a. Sterile (land),
waste, fallow.
WaOsiD'.-D? bandar, -ra,M. Trea-
aary.
lJo3, -o3j bindi, -ye, /. Cart.
uorf, -n band, -di,/. l.Tie;
2. fttter.
LJodo^ -CT3j bandar, -dr&, n.
1. Harbour; 2. maritime town.
iJoD, -a bandi, -di,/. Prison.
iooa^ODci^, -^t) bandikhan, -n&,
«. Prison.
tJoDo333c3', -(3^ bandiyin, -nl, «.
Indian waistcoat.
iioan^rS^, -5J3 bandivSn, -nS, «.
Prisoner.
iJoCSj«*,-^ bandut, -ke,/. Mus-
ket: 'baaduken mar = flre'.
US^,D', -DD bakk&r, -r&, w. Long
stride.
iitrsJ), -S baoavi, -Te,/. Safety.
iJEJsenj, -ti bacau, -ve, /. Sal-
vation: 'b. ka.r, 7'.=8ave'.
ijfera^, -tl^ -bit&tOj -tea, tn.
{var. batr&to), Potato (coming
from Coorg, Europe, etc.).
wferarSja, -ns^ bsty44o, -dai, »»■
Distribution, e.g. of money,
of letters: 'b. kar, i^.s distri-
bute'.
urzih. -c&i ba45i, -ya,/ Boast.
zio^ -0333 bid&i, -yS, ?». Car-
penter, «.(;.
una, -ras badffS (bady), -4ffS.«.
North.''
10^, -ra3^badffi,-4jiS,ff». Carpen-
ter, «,c.; 'sutari' is more
commonly used.
UTi bid^a, a. A simple fellow.
idrf^fg*, -PSB baddapon, -ni, M.
(biddepon). Stupidity.
wSb. -^ '**4'^'' -4t«./ Advauce-
meut, promotion.
wra , - rea banijiu, -595, m. Colour,
!j^rraD*,-D3 bappSgr&r, -ra, «».
Painter.
Uids*, -^ff^badik, -k&,«. Duck,
n.c.
t)ds3* badal, a. 1. Other, dif-
ferent; 2. remaining.
tjcSs' badil, tr.v. Change.
udo* badal, ti.v. Be changed.
DcJ6.fi badaltso, <7. Changeable.
une>;l3*, -au^ bid&m, -dmS, «.
Almond. [petty.
ijS'b', -as, badik, -dki, n. Pro-
utra 3* badlik, fosip. Instead of.
unasj', -ns badlSp {or badilSp),
-pfi, ». Change, vicissitude.
tona^ij*, -^ badlim, -me, /
Calumny: 'b. ghal,i'. = sayc.'
uO.-CTSjs badli,-dlii,«i. Substi-
tute, acting for another: 'b.
poje, ».=act'.
ZJtras*, -5 banSt, -ti,/ Blanket
of a fine quality.
u^tfu, -cS33«) ban&n, -uiiT&, tn.
Concord.
wrfj bami i
wdJK', -zi:;^ baman, -mnS, m.
Brahmin (Christian).
tjdrs*, -r5Fbaia9('"'l>arni, -r9e),
-rni, / A' long spout for
watering the fields.
!J03!jtf birtbar, ad. Exactly,
e.g: e. 9 o'clock.
t)0 li3ji(or-p6ii,)posip. AB(Lai.
ins far).
EoSsSifs*, -eI barikssn, -pe, /.
Fiueness.
W^rs*, -33 bSrkit,-ta, M. Pros-
perity.
ti^rs*, -?TO hark&B, -85, «- Bar-
rack.
zjrrarej*, -as barjai, -15, ». Fa-
mine.
tJs^F, -iSr baroj, -rce,/. Lance.
w^rDDja*, -333 birtirap, -p5, «.
Degradation; dismissal.
aj^r, -f3r biimi, -me,/. Jar.
£Jwr03* birbarit, ad. Cruelly;
'birbJirit vodlo = I dragged
cruelly'.
UDUFf^.a, -f5^ r biryanso {or
barvaso, -sea), -nsea, fn. Hope.
uejsa.D*, -OS biUtkar, -ra, »».
Violence.
liO, -c3j bali, -ye, / Victim
(used by pagans) .
ws:3,u\io, -S'3balk&tin,-v5,'«. 1.
Porch; 2. aisle {vlg. kruzer,
kopel mar, korp=three divi-
sions of the church).
Dri 5 bastai, v. Defile, stain.
ti^i bahusa, ad. Nearly,
s^3?i3=, -tJs biitad, -^, «. Flail.
I ^raA bagi
z^orf hairang:, ad. a. Conspi-
cuously, publicly.
t^{3*bail,a. Wet (field).
Weio'B*, -vt bank, -ka,OT. Bench,
pew,^.
EJsorraD*. -03 bandar, -r5, n.
Gold: 'bangaratso,d!.=golden',
KJDoD*, -era band, -dS, «. Girdle,
zone.
Weion* Wind, ^i. 1. Bind (books,
clothes) together; 2, yoke
(bullocks); 3. build; 4. make
costive.
tJiioc^djs ilic&j, -u\ b5ndallo
dudu, -dT5, m. Cash.
tJsoD^s^, -u^ bandap, -dpa, n.
1, Structure; 2, tie.
-csSj^) bandpapandit, -ta,
(bandpi, -dpA), m. Architect.
Ej30C3|j3d-, -& ("^-^^BdjS^r,
-:?r) bandpavidya, -dye {or
-aamarthi, -rthe), /. Architec-
ture.
e33oi33,?3', -7TO bandpas, -b5, ot.
Tie.
eas* baki, a. Balance, re-
mainder.
stoA;, -'^ b5kri, -kre,/. A kind.
of toasted bread.
iron* h5ff (bhaj), ». Become
lean, pine.
sjsrra bags, ^'- Be bent.
2J3n3«3j3 bagiailo, a. Bent
(concave).
Krarm bagai, c. w. Bend.
sraA^, -n3 bagil, ^-U, «. Door.
trat* baci (
izt^, -eS ba&i, -iSe, /. Niece,
daughter of sister.
MD^JS, -t?^ WtBo, -iei, »».
Nephew (son of sister).
U3^ b&z, V. Boast: ('haz&i
dari = gridiron', n. a.)
wbJJ, -o3j biti, -ye,/ Basket.
trair^o', -03 M^kSr, -ti, m.
Landlord.
■a-^f bite, V. Mould, be musty.
zinia, -3^ Utan, -te&, «• Al-
lowance.
as^ra'.-EBsib&te?, -na,«. Straw.
zs^isi, -3^ lAto, -tea, »». Mus-
tiness.
!J3c5s',-5e)MdaIi, -k5,«. 1. Ob-
stacle ; 2. defeat \ 3. hurt.
vs?>zf, -!ra bap, -p5, m. Father
(used instead of 'bapai or
'bapui', especially for tbe Ist
person of the most H. Trinity),
tia^o'^tfu, -ns bipulbh8u,-vi,
m. Cousin.
tJ3^,-!3%bipui,-p6i,»». Father.
23©^, --& bappn, -ppu, m. Uncle.
!J3^ p, -33^5 teplyo, -plye&, m.
Paternal uucle.
z^vf, -a bsb, -bi,/. Case, ^.^.
of conscience.
era!3*, -E33 bib, -b5, «. 1. Mr.
(native) ; 2. elder brother ; 3.
father.
wbO'B' b&rik, a. 1. Thin, slender;
2. witty.
KTSSs^, -oSj barikSi, -ye, / 1.
Thinness, 8lendernesB;2. wit.
Mij^jsrRi*, -j^ barkon, -pi, /
Indisposition.
} KT^sJ baipa
iTO®, -d bUdi, -Ide,/ Pail (of
leather).
S33Sr«>!3^, -l3^ b575dt, -dtS, »».
Faith.
233^31 -^'SXi hayo, -yea, »«. Elder
brother of the husband.
WB^B^.-^t'Svojij-ji.w.Brotber-
iu-law (used chiefly in address-
ing him).
Vi^Tf, -^ bis, -se, /. Scolding:
'b. kha,i'. = scold'.
ireSitJibSBai, V. Promise.
Msi^O* bftstar, Sharp (rel.)
arav', -"PS bSl, -15, «- Child,
{Lat.Jiliolus) ; a term of en-
dearment: 'mojin burgin ba-
lan=my dear children'.
JTO^oio*, sTO¥*o^J^a*, -OS Wi-
nter, bilntyor, -ri, m. De-
livery, child-birth.
Mei^^ora* baiind, v. Elapse.
sravsos' ^3 balant za, ». Bring
forth.
?TO^3*, -W3 balok, -k|, «.
Child (used for J.C.).
Eratfjktf, -a baibud, -di, /. Do-
tage: 'taka b. laglea'.
WBva bllrfi, v. Last {Lat.
durare).
ts^% -^ ''*!^'' ■?^^'/- ^- Dura-
tion; 2. a kind of ornament.
^ra^o.-v® obS!Gen,-)sea,«.Baby.
t3^ -c3jbai,-ye,/ Lady (native).
M3^o, Kl^o bain, bain,/. Well.
ira^sit:*, -te) b&ipat, -t^t «■ By
heart: 'lisauS b. k^r=learit
by heart the lesson'.
I.., ..iiA-ooglc
13^0 bairi i
tJ^O, -6 Wiri, -re, / Physic
(purge).
tz-s^, -fdHUfAe,/. LWoman;
2. wife: 'bail-monia=woman';
pi. 'bail-monsafi' ; see. Gram.
ajaioao^js b&ilSntso, a. Effemi-
nate [the Konkaoi word is
stroDger than the English).
iasiW, -d bfin (bh&n), -ve, /.
1. Bending; 2. coitceptioa,
idea ('monabau').
eJ3!JM bSu, V. Fade.
iiB'fuBjs, -fejsfe h&uto, -|e5, m.
Banner.
irasru^ffBBjB, -b^ b5a|ok5to,
-(eS, m. Light-hottse.
2T3a\)®, -^ b&nli {var. m&ali),
-la, /. 1. Pupil (of the eye);
2. puppet.
t33a\J'^J3, -Vtk baulo, -leS, m.
Arm,
!2o, Ooira bin, hiyfi, «. Seed,
latfjsre*, -3^ bikon (cr bikun),
-kna, m. Bug.
1^)^3 3', -35) bigh&t,-ta, m. Key.
tStaan^, -rra, bySgru, -grS, «.
Hinge.
ti^ biz, n. V. Get wet.
CiWi bizii, f.i'- 1. Make wet,
macerate; 2.^. slap.
iSaun', -s^ bizSp, -zpa, «-
Moisture.
!3WJt3' blzud, a. Shy. |-jjggg_
i^iwjn^, -c8j bizndSi, -ye,/. Shy-
!il3 bitti, a. Gratuitous work.
eJ
iSrai]D',-Dtibid5r,-ra,«. 1. Dwell-
ing; 2. hospitality.
i Lijrfi budtu
ti^tf bit&r, (3^. Within, in.
CiiS, -o3j bibi, -ye, / Lady
(Mahomed an).
CiSb*, -'SD bibik, -ka, n. A kind
of country cake.
Orfj*, -riJ3 bim, -ma, m. 1. In-
surance; 2. beam, y^. in this
aoiSeiotfj'?' biyankul, a. Dread-
ful.
i3ciJ3o^j^, -c3j biyanknlai,
-ye, /. Dreadful thing.
fi)Crao3', -3 birSnt, -ti,/. Fear,
e. ^. of God.
iSdjarii, -i3 birmoti, -te, /■
Cricket (insect).
tSdJSra^, -3 birmot, -ti, /
Compassion : 'b. dista, w., G.
F.=-pitj'.
ladjSF^^os* birmoteront, a.
iayj,a* bilkul, ad. At all.
iS^n^, -rra bfg, -ga, «. Lock:
'b. ghal, n.slock'.
i3?^, -U bit, -ti,/ Ebony.
0?c:*, -a bid, -di,/. Street.
i2?i?^, -9U bij, -11, n. Hole, of a
mouse, eic.
UJE3*, -^ buo, -ci, /. Cork,/r.
iwiSnso*, -03 bntedSr, -ra, «.
Tapestry.
Wjdi budai, c. w. Plunge, cast,
throw in.
woiS^^JS, -vst; biidkulo, -lea, m.
A vessel for boiling rice in.
tjj;:ii,7TS«:i*, -ob bndtngfil, (or
bnrtugai), -U, «. Deluge.
„,...., A. oogic
wjas buta 1
uosBVtio, -CD bntann, -v5, m.
Button, /r.
won*, -a bud {or bad), -di, /.
Wisdom, prudence; reason.
UjO^a^ uoO:g)j3^ budibhiSt
badibbr&i(, a. Impolitic.
tiJD*E35V', -*budbai((?rhndb&!),
-li, /. Exhortation (familiar
preaching).
tuciBD*, -OS budTjr, -rS, m.
Wednesday.
ijjc3ao3* budvont {or budivont),
a. Wise, prudent.
tiJ?5^ci*, -D bnnySd, -di, /.
Foundation, base.
EJJoSlstf, -De! bu^r, -r&, «. 1.
Cave, cellar ; 2. mine.
tiiOirstiMo, -era buyiun {or bu-
yin), -Tfi, n. Jar.
U)03B*, -a3bnr5k,-k5,wi. Hole,
twrtro, -ni-^r bnrgen, -rgreS, n.
Child.
WJT^F^ES', -WB buTfirepop, -pi,
». Childishness.
twJ^F^f533j3 bnrg^epon&tao, a.
Childish.
tijrtjSF", -n^F burffo, -rgei, »*.
Boy.
u^rr^F^miESja bnr^&po^&tso,
a. Childish.
tiJB*F, i3!)F burz, ~n\, «.
Tower.
twpeirsi* bnni&s, a. Worthless.
tJoSJBF, -SiapF bunno, -rmei,
(e-a^, birmo), »». Awl.
twSr^E?', -wa bureepo?, -96,
». Dirt, impurity (moral).
t tSn^ bepa
U)^F bnrsOf't. Dirty, slovenly,
impure (morally).
two*, -© bul, -U, /. 1. Box;
2. cruet; 3, snufif-box,//-.
tiAo, -oIjo buin -yin,/ Earth.
w^o530*, -OS -bttiatir, -r&, m.
Farmer,
t)^o?j3iSj3fl, -<? buins&goli, -le,
f. Agriculture.
lojsn* bud, n. V. Be plnnged.
tSoSei^ benjilr, a. Blessed, fr.:
'benjar kiir, i'. = ble88, conse-
crate'.
eSorfj, -aa bendn (bondn, m.), -4s,
«. Pith. [ &
do4(3*,-^bentin,-ni,/. Scapular,
dtfo^ bekiir,a. Stnpid.
E3rin«, -^ begSd, -ydi,/. Tinsel.
dm)&, -D^ boffiri, -riS, w. La-
bourer.
ds3D^, -o!j bezSrai, -ye, /
Weariness.
iS^os*, -s^ bezment, -ta, «■
Blessing (of houses, eic.), fr.
^kf bet, a. Dry (field).
iJa^^y, -i3betk&ti,-te,/. Sceptre.
tScra:?, -!3si bedSp, -pi,
Defamation.
t3a,-abedi {or bed),-di, m. Spy,
:3o^ra*, -E«D bedipop, -pi, n.
Espionage.
bepirvii, -ye, /; bepSivo, -rrei,
«. 1. Contempt; 2. trana-
gression; 3. negligence: 'be-
parvokir, 71, = despise, G. M.
or F. transgress, neglect'.
i.-...iA'00glc
du bebi
tiea bodi
t3t)?raen), -na hehftnSa, -t5, «.
Discord.
z3us3r^, -t^s bebairtnao
(i7r -lilBo), -tm9i,m. Diffidence.
z3^^!^, -193 bebdepon, -9S, «.
Drunkenness, /r.
^{3.9 bebdo, a. Drank, (given to
drinking),/^.
z3d£^,-^9berd2, -zfi, M. Tax.
xS^rdjs, -0% bermaro, -rei, m.
A big beam; used as a lever
for raising water.
23n3&?j* beT&rie, a. Destitute.
tS?:', -7n> bas (or bhes), -sB, »*.
Vocation, state (of life).
a3=j^,-o3o besii, -ya,/. Cultiva-
tion:'besaik&r,zr.=CultiTate'.
zSsja^rrao*, -tre bsBaigftr, -r5, ot.
Cultivator.
z3;^voa, -:3c) bes&aa, -vi, n.
Blessing, yr.
ruy; (b in this word, is, by
some, slightly aspirated).
z3;?|.^e4o, -17% beat&n^eo, -nel,
n. 1. Threat; 2. scolding.
sZAo besten, ad. For nothing, in
vain.
^'^ 1 bes^fti) ^- Alarm.
t3^o, -VEt belen, -lea, n. Crop.
'^^o^^rS^', -fI, belenkfinik, -nke,
/. First-fruits.
t3?a*, -53 bet, -tt, «. Stick.
jS?a*,.sra bel, -16, m. Twig of a
creeper.
^olVa, -rra* bongo, -gei, ot.
Bud.
t3jSD°>, -2^ boats (i^r bSnts), -ii.
Beak (of birds).
eSjSo^JS, -173^ bontso, -ce&, m.
Chin.
z3j9oSj3 boats^o, a. Toothless.
t3j&o^n:3a*,'03bontegiT, -ra, m.
Hunter.
AjioAJS, -a^ bon^Oi -deb, m.
Tender cocoanut.
t3j5ot3*, -t33 bomb (('/■b6mb),-bS,
»i. Teat (low w.).
iSjSoiSo, -u^ bombeii, -bel, «.
^y. Statue, bat used by
Christians mostly for idol.
djJota , -t5 bombli,-blB,/. Navel.
iSjstfjo*, -w^ boknl, -ill, m.
Cat (male).
tJjatfjao* bokor, v. Scratch, as
a cat.
tSjs^A, -W3.^ bokko, -kkrt, m.
Blister, pustule, H. K.
tJjE^..^, -B^^ bokdo, -kdel, «.
He-goat.
tSjai^, -nso bog^o, -gde&, nt.
Bean.
tSjsne)?*, -^a bogdsi, -\\, n.
Cancer, gangrene.
tSJSrYsriD, -f^ bogsSuea, -neS,
«. Forgiveness.
^rv bojfli, -v. Forgive ('bogos'
old form).
i3j3:i bodii, w. 1. Strike;
2. thresh (paddy).
i3j5a, -dSo bodi, -ye, /. Stick,
cane.
tSjsa'B*, -n^ bo4ik, -dkl, «.
Head (of animals).
!■. AaOOgk-
t3jEn^ bodkai
l3jsc?a 1 bodkU, v. Prune.
tJjBiij?, bodko,fl.l. Bald; 2. bare-
headed ; 3. hornless.
t3js:l%, -n^5 bodko, -dkei, m.
Head.
A©:3.e,a* bodbod, v. Babble
(7'1^. 'porpor'). [ciouB.
[3j3:Sj?,^j3 bodbodo, a. Loqua-
^ja^jts.^o, -:7?i rbodbodnen.-dnel,
p,--S ' fs-D ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ '
n. Loquacity.
iSjse?, -!3 bib, -be {or bobftt, -te),
y. Noise: 'b. mar, v. = cry'.
djBilo, -"3,^ boblen, -bleS, n.
White pumpkin.
dosrfja^Jabomg-aio.fl.Large plan-
tain (generally eaten cooked).
tSJddJ^, -^ss bomma, -mi, m.
Simple fellow.
i3jed*, -d^ b6r, -rt, n. Apple.
tSjsuBSJ*, -CBf bortp (*£^.
bftrip), -rpi, «. Writing.
dJsS^cs*, -He) borepoij, -b4, «.
Goodness; prOBperity.
iJjs^borei, v. Write.
djsSjs boro, a. Good.
tSJsSr borSi, v. Mix.
zSjso*, -ejD bol, -18, m. A kind
of coarse cake,//".
^^0, -!J^ bolen, -les, «. I,
Busb; 2. quoit; 3. net
(B.K.)
iSjsst^vuo, -^d bolk&no, -V&, »■
Aisle, y^.
iSjsdftj, -erejA ^^V°> -Ipe*. »*■
Panther.
tSjsdo, -c%« bolmen, -lme&, n.
Charm.
5 slawjo boun
iSjs^nacp", -D3, (-JTOtJ'r, -^r)
boSneyir, -ri, wi. {-gim, -mi,/)
Augur,
t3js^,-S73 bolB, 4s&, ». Pocket,
A-
z3j3£n)Sj?, -Q-^ boT&do, -de&, m.
Circumference, surrounding.
^J3:335o bovfirin, ad. Aroand.
iSja^o*, -3^ boTor, -vti, m.
I. Beetle; 2. twisting hair
on the crown of the head.
^ZsdJ^ boa, V. Sit: 'rovane bos,
i'.=hatch'; bos&I, c. v.
dJSni, -^ boBi, -flB,/. Plate,
i3js?3j3 bostso, (I. Sedentary, «,^.
life"
tSjSV*, -Ve) bai, -li, n. 1. Force,
violence, strength; 2. seer.
djBV* b6l {or bol), a. Naked,
bare: 'b61mando=bald-head'
dJBireaJT* boladiff {or -dik), a.
Strong,
t^js^;^!^, -H3 boIep09, -^, «.
Meekness.
:}a^j3 bolo, a. Meek.
e5j3«^^. -rfbo]iiik,-ke,/ Small-
pox.
-a -
compulsion.
:3js* bolsi, V. Use.
:5jd^.£rio, -F9^ bolsofieD, -ari,
«. Use.
i3jM!*, -e3 boin {or bain), -ni, /
Sister: mausi-boin=mother's
sister's daughter',
rfj^.io', -Oe) boil, -!&,»». Bullock.
:3J5cn)o bonii, v. Walk, go aronnd.
„, „ L.oogic
liawjo boun
¥=>*« bhato
iJjserooiaDSS', -st) bonndftp, -pi,
«. Goiog around, rotation,
revolution.
l3J3tf\)ocn>i bonndSi, c. v. Tnrn
round, circulate,
!3J3SDoa,.dboiiiidi, -de,/- 1- Cir-
cuit; 2. circulation; 3. cruise;
4. compass.
ijjssrooitio bountanin, pasip.
Around.
t3j3e£3',-feJU Mt, -tS, «■ 1. Toe;
2, finger.
tJjsecs', -OS bod, -da, ». Head
(//.AT.)
dja^o*, -B bor, -ri,/. Rib, Laf,
costa.
tJja^'P'.-va bol, -IS, m. Viscid
substance of trees etc- 'tanti-
yatso bdl=white of the egg'.
MT^a^ -wa, byabru, -br&, m.
I. Want of character; 2. dis-
honour.
tirfjon' brmand, a. Plentiful.
ija:i)R*, -f5«i br&man, -nS, ft.
Brahman (pagan). [day.
ti Jv^o',- 0-3 bre8t6r,-r5,ff». Thurs-
Bi^^, -:l35 blaflphem, -mS, m.
Blasphemy, /r.
ss-
i^J^, -^, EiiiB^fB*, -R^ bhakt,
-kti,/. bhaktipo?, -na, n. Devo-
tion,
!;i4,^o3^ bhaktivont, a. Devout.
^fej*, -Ira bhat, -t6, w». Hindoo
priost for some castes.
j^ojjo'tfo', -D^ bhiyankir, -ra, «.
Awe, great fear.
i^oJjotftniSjS bbay&nkitr&tBO, a.
Dreadful.
z^h7, -tr bharti, -rte, /. High
tide.
^5Fna, -oSj bhartigU {or -kai),
-ye,/ Fertility {vlg.)
^Sf^E5*, -R9 bhartipon, -nl, n.
Fulnesa.
J^Sj. -?TO, bhaamn, -smi, »». 1.
Ruin ; 2. ashes {of metals).
BH
qJsra^bhasma, ii. Be destroyed.
^'r^ bhasmi, c, v. Destroy.
i^rf, -na bhag, -ga, «. Happi-
ness.
t;j3n*,-n3bhag,-ga,»M. Division,
e.g. the 12 ds. of the Creed.
^an* hhSg, V. Pine.
^ri43jS bhageio,a. Very thin.ao
as to seem a skeleton.
^eirt^aoS* bhageront, a. 1.
Happy; 2. holy.
Vaj^s^os*^!:^, -R3 bhageront-
pon, -na, »- Happiness.
efsdo, -a% bhaden {or baden),
-dea, n. Hire.
^jjas*, -33 bhfit, -tB, «. Paddy.
tpa^, -3^ bhato,- -tea, OT. Bel-
lows.
vac bhar
s^oii bhonti
^D*, -OS bhlr, -rt, m. Weight,
e.g. of the cross of our Lord.
tfsuttirf , bhlrUiff (or -dik), a.
Heavy, pr.,/g:
^0 Vbixi, a. Important. r^^
^e^ bb&l, V. Be wholly deroted
tft€, -o!j bUli, -ye, /. Arrow:
Dim. of 'bhalo, -lea, m.=
lance'.
zjra©oiirTao*, -DsbbJliyegiir, -rS,
m. Archer.
V3^,-:3a- bha70,-vefi,w(. Elder
brother of the husband.
ips^^, tf^v\M bb&Toa, bh&nje,
/. Wife of a brother.
jptT^, -^ bbiB, Hw,/. Language.
Ve>^l^o> -I^ bh&sonnen, -^ei,
n. Promise.
tpzvo, .S3 bbftu, -vi,m. Brother,
cousin.
^!i\,^R*, -E^ bh&npo9, -nS, «.
Confraternity.
^tfu^cJ^v^, -He^, bWuponiat,
-atS, »(. Confrere.
^5SB, -Dein bbikSri, -rii, m.
Beggar.
^zi,-d hhiiii-ia,/. I. Modesty;
2. shame.
^oire^ hhiyatso, a. Fearful,
^oSj bhiye, i'- Fear.
tpcraos*, -4 bbirsnt, -ti,/. Fear,
e.^. of God.
^i'S', -^ bhik, -ke,/. Alms.
!^5*, --^ bhnk, -ke,/ Hunger.
Jjjj^ bbnke, !>. Be hungry.
^&*, -^ bboz, -zS, «. Shoulder-
blade.
qjj:^ -Vtaa {bel. bh&a),?'- Adore.
Ejij^ bhnz&i, V. Comfort.
(jiifijsre*, -ri bhiuton, -pe, /.
Comfort.
^o*, -0 bhul, -li, /. Charm.
^e>, bhulai, v. Captivate, charm,
ijiw, -05jo bhuifi, yin,/. Elarth.
iiji^oSeio^, -;33 bhniukSmp {or
b1iiikunp),-pa,m. Earthquake.
Cfi^oc^i^, -^ bhuinniikfft, -iie,/.
Map.
i;J^o^35S', -ns bhcinin&p, -pS*
n. Geometry,
E|ihpS^Ci', -Ut> bhnifivivor, -r^
m. Geography.
EjSo, tpoJra bhen, bhiyS, (»>.) n.
Fear.
^013*, -tro bliend,-^,«. Lady's-
jjSb', -a bhet, -te,/. Visit,
ijb', -E3 bhet, -ti, / (i*-^. betoo-
pen, -nefc, «.) OEEering.
E^^ bbetai, c. v. Offer,
^Bjsr'.-c* bheton, -96,/ Offer-
ing.
iJSdja, -D^ bhero {or baro), ^aS,
OT. Deaf.
i^?n*,-cni bhed (or bed), -dS, «-
Difference.
ijSjSort^, -y5> bbonga], -}S, «-
Effusion.
^ort bhongrai, v. Dissipate,
waste.
Ij5j3o?^:5^¥*, -"Pel bhonyoBtoI,
-Ig, «o. Dissipation.
z^oSi, -i3bhonti,-te,/. Draught
(of fishes).
^TTs bhoga
Sensation.
y^&ViioT,v. l.Fill; 2. load;
3. adorn, e.g^. with gifts-
^Sj3,-o^b!ioro,-re5,»i. Fagot,
bundle.
bborto {or bh&rto), bhoipnr, a.
Full; the 3rd word n.c.
) ^S male
jjSjawv) bbon, ad. Mach, very,
E^j3?rr Mhog, V. 1. Feel,8uffer;
2. enjoy ; 3. possess,
djrfj'.-djs bhram, -mft, «. lUu-
^siji^r us^rfo* bhriSti, or bij(
kar, V. Profane, violate.
si.)otijJD* m&iijur, n. Sanction,
sioorfv', - Veiinaiida!,-16, »- Circle,
(Geom.)
^o3j, -3^]naatrq,rtr&,n. Spell.
^o3,, -33,5 milDtri, -tra, m.
1 . Secretary ; 2. chancellor.
sijb*, -ira mat (or jelmit), -\&,
n. Level (tnsir.) : 'j. kad, i', =
level'.
dos*, -03 mith (mS(), -thi, m.
Convent (used only for pagau
«•)
^s^fTSrO, -;?^ m&^vilsi, 'BH,
m. Religious, or living in a
convent, n.u.
siia.-iS mSddi, -de,/. Sediment.
^^^izfy 'ZS^ miitabhed, -ds, ni.
Schism, heresy, /. difference
in religion, n.u.
^^vf, -[3 mitUb, -be,/. Con-
text.
sJocS=5*, -'ffBmidakj-kSjW. 1. Re-
servoir, «, c. in this mn.;
2. marsh.
M
dit5?3^, -7i^ midest, -ati, m.
Mediator.
^n%7o30*, -03 m&dy&BlLr, -rE,
«. Alcohol.
dj^li, -^ mikmma^ --^, /.
Spade.
rfjOip^ s'maripbMi^tf i/.Through.
^ti-Aiif^T^ , -ran marimasrud,
-^, m. Eel.
rfjAF, -fir miirji,-rgo,/. Trough.
ct)t3F, -dr mirji, -rje,/ Humour,
caprice; behaviour,
docl m^na, s. Cessation.
djoSraro*, -a (c^ -d) mSry&d,
-di (or -de),/. 1. Decency,
modesty ; 2. politeness.
rfjoiiBrB^JS miryfiditso, o. 1.
Polite; 2. modest.
sl)o*, -era mil, -15, (mUmU), n.
Muslin.
djd'^ja'od:^, 'Oilro maleku4rll,
-j\, m. Forester, (living in a
forest).
„,....,A.ooglc
^rii masu
rfjsrai mansu
^^jiSjs, -o^ mundo, -deS, m.
1. Draught, sketch; 2. de£<
nitioa.
do;|^B, -0 miBkiri, -ri,/ Fun:
m., kir, ».=smock'.
;jj;^ inaiit,a. Much, ahundant.
sjjria', -5 maslat, -tl,/. Conspi-
racy.
;1)K3 mahj, a. Mortal (siu).
dJi^ira, -Sjmsiiin5,-ine,/. 1. Ma-
jesty, glory ; 2. influence,
power.
sij3o^jSC3*, -ss minkod,'-k4i» >«•
Monkey.
^j3gSJ2, -is?h mantso, -ce&, fff.
Bedstead. [quoit.
sijso:^, -a mtod, -di, /. Disk,
rfjsoa',-S3ni5nd,-d5,/«. Work-
shop, e.g^. of tailors.
siraoO* mind, v. Arrange.
sijSo!3S^^, -§ Jn5n4aT0l, -li,/.
Arrangement, order; scale,
gradation.
rfjSoiSja, -n^ mittdo, -de5, »*.
A kind of big pot (often fixed
in the earth).
^ssoiJiidjsi mKntolo (m&ndtolo),
a. Following.
rfj5oa^ m&nd,v. Esteem: 'upkar
m., 2r.=thank'.
;i:aoa,, -d msndri, -dre,/ Mat:
'sumbaiSi mandri=coir mat'.
zi^^ mSk, V. Anoint.
^jawssj", -z^ m&k&p, -kpB, n.
Unction.
rfjSTT*, -ns mSff, -gS, OT. Loom.
rfran*, m&g-, w. Ask, request,
pray, prs. cm.
at/. Formerly (used with
■adin': 'adin m.=iD ancient
times').
djsrto' vAgiXfOd. Afterwards:
'magirlo or magirtso, a. =^ pos-
terior'.
:^/^a, -ns o migneii, -gueJi, n.
1. Bequest, prayer; 2. 'mo-
gani' (a big village liaTing
'gramafi' under it).
rij3r^«3j3magtolo(bhIk),a.Beg-
gar.
rfjMftej', -era mSeil {or minfeil),
-U, n. Litter.
rfjstS miji, a. Preceding.
sJjB^, -^ miz, -aS, «. or m.
Centre. -
drob*, -feJ5 mit, -tS, «. Fasci-
nation.
^J3^o,-b^in&teD,-t6&,». Care.
siJeiiSjsvu, -^^ m&ton, -tT&, m.
Shed, pandal.
rfjsra*, -SB m5i, -d5, »»- Cocoa-
nut tree : >tolto m.=palmyra'.
Sj3a,-o3jm&di,-ye,/ Areca-nat
tree.
^Js:^^^o, -Zi-^ m&ddnlen, -leS,
n. Pariah woman.
rfjsc^, .{^ mil(iki, -nke,/. Frog.
:jJ3f1 m&nke, v. Get spoiled, as
milk. I
dJBtia, -R%A »>6?ko, -9ke&, «. I
Toad. [
rfjara^A, -rt manangi, -ge, /
1. Civility; 2. honour, ci?ili-
zatioQ.
^i^si m^ta
^^€> maldi
siraaa, -i m&U, -te, /. Mother
(joined to 'ig4rz = church').
dJ33s)dj3 m&t&ro,(Z. Old (apl.to
living beings): 'mat&ri pirais
old age'.
rfj35, .c3j mUi, -ye,/. 1. Earth;
2. rust: 'matiyetso, a. = l.
earthen; 2. rusty'.
sJj33j m&tro, tui. Only,
^jsin', -a'S mid, -d&, m. A kind
of sluice.
d-3?)nj,-ajinadrn,-dri,/. 1fan,/r.
SJJS&, -d mfidri, -ite,/. Fashion,
n.c.
rfJ33*, -^ mSn, -ne,/. 1. Mane
(of horses); 2, nape.
eJjBc:^, -jramSHj-nfi, »». Honor:
'm. diuntso, a. = obsequious'.
zisstS?j,, -oiin) nxioii, -y&, m.
1, Man; 2. cooly,
rfJBftij'e, -o3j mfinpnli, -ye, /.
Cancer (disease).
^Jdi^, -^D m&p,-pS,n. Measure :
'Tfirea5ea map = barometer' ;
'g&rme5en map = thermome-
ter'.
djss^ ni&p(crmaph),«. Pardon:
'm. kfiir=excuse'.
dia^jj', -zi7?i mlm, -m&, m. 1.
Uncle (maternal) ; 2. title
given to elderly persons.
dJsDJ,-Ci3jin5mi,-ye,/ l.Auut;
2. term used when speaking
to women.
sijsoiraB* S3 miylk a&, ». Dis-
appear.
zizstf, -ut mir, -r&, /«. Stroke.
rijacf*, -D mSr, -ri,/ Peat.
djso* m&r, v. Beat, ring, let off,
quench : 'tan mar = quench
the thirst' ; used in mauyy^.
meanings, esp. if there is ques-
tion of some real or metaphori-
cal beating; see Gram. Pt. ir.
Ch. ir. e.g. 'kopo mar = stitch a
patch'; 'tombu m&r=pitcli a
tent' ; 'ghant m&r == ring a
bell ' ; 'na} mar=let off a gun';
'ujeatso d&u m&rtaethe heat
of fire beats'.
ziss&^TfviSx&r,m.pl. Strokes.
rfradsn*, -TTOF m&rog, -rgS, m.
Road.
ziJufkF^ zss mUrgrest za, -s.
Travel, n.c.
rfjsas'F, -3f mart, -rti (6e/. m&dt,
-4ti), /. A tree, good as tim-
ber.
rfjsO, -QmUi, -U, m. Gardener.
draOsi* tfo* mUia kar, v. Curry
(horses).
SJrovooO^, -173 m&land, -Ai, n.
A serpent said to have a
month instead of a tail.
slleido,-;7S»mUeD,-le& (molen), n.
Nest of bees or wasps.
djsdjd, -ET^ mblo {or mhalo),
-leB, tn. Barber.
;:ij3d^:Sj3,-i3% nUIgrodo, -defi,
m. Ancestor: 'm. bh&u = 6lder
brother'.
rfja^, -dj m<i, -Ite,/. A kind
of earthen vessel.
;li9037E)>j\Jo,-nci mUdis&un, -ri,
». Malediction, fr.
... „ L.oogic
;J39?^, -TjBi m&a, -sS, n. Meat.
^^AS), '7^ m&BO, -8e&, m.
Whale.
rfjaS^Sj*, -fere miflknt, -(i, «.
Swelling of non-suppuratiDg
wounds.
iiJB^, -:| mjali, -Ble, /. (vlg.
iiubttIi),Fi6li: 'suki ni.=stock-
fish'."
f. Knowledge, experience.
^JBi^,-'Po3jiiiUai,-!iye,/. Story:
'igirjeci m. = choir'.
^J3^J3, -y^ milo, -leS, lit-
LLoft for keeping rice, etc. in;
2, terrace (of houses also).
stj^, -oJj m&i, -ye, /. Mother
(of God).
t>^^, ^J^o mSin, m&in, /. 1.
Mother (mama); 2. mother-
in-law.
rfj^^v*, -"PD n^ol, -16, «.
Gall-nut.
5ij3«\i, -t> min, -Fe, f. 1. Scar
(of wounds, itches e/c); 2. the
harder interior part of the
jack-fruit, etc. 3. a kind of
plant.
:J3c)VUo, ^JSHsi mSnn, m!lT&, m.
Father-in-law.
sirewwOi-d manli,-le,/. «sb&uli.
d33!rvi^, -4 m&ufli, -se,/ Mater-
nal aunt: 'm. boiEi= mother's
sister's daughter'.
siJ3»w*on*, -rra minling, -g5, «.
Citron.
^iJSsu^jB, -v^ mftulo -lefi, m.
Maternal uncle.
! riwort mungft
Oja3n*,-a myid, -di,/. Osten-
tation.
Cub^, -c3j mitii, -ye, /. Sweet-
meat.
Cu3*, -A mit, -ti,/ Limit, «. c.
but 'mitmer' is used.
^p^, -c3j minsi, -ya, /. Sus-
pension, e./. of merchandise.
^D, -o3j mirij-ye,/ Lap, fold:
'mirio podtat=fold6 fall'.
SjBo, -oiJSF mirin, -ryS, ».
Pepper.
OjSjsr*, -c3f miron, -rni, m.
Sexton,^.
SJiJjBE^ ^d miro^i kar.P. Walk
about aimlessly.
Si;3^r mIrvS, ^'. Trespass, e. g.
■odila&en utar = the word of
the " superior'; abuse, e. g.
authority,
^jraron*, -f\ mirsfing-, -ge, /.
Chilly.
^osyuQ, -rx^TSii miUnn, -l&rfi,
«. Steel.
dJOH^a*, -3 " milSkat, -ti, f.
Visit (to superiors); audience:
'milak&t kar, v. = pay a risit';
■mi. melta = have audience'.
Sj3, -% mill, -le,/. Moastache.
Dj^, -'^Jil mis, -8&, n. Mass:
'k&ntar m.=high m.'; 'r&zfir
m. = low m.'
Oro&f, -fere mil, -ti, M. Salt:
'mitak ghal=put to salt (pro-
serye)'.
^ijoortra' mungitd, a. In adyance.
dooort??, -n^ mungiis, -grt, «.
Weasel.
iK,....iA'00glc
j^otUi mungo 93 "^^i muddii
rfjj^rio*, -Oei mnktesiir, -r5, m.
Trustee.
kthUi, -lU, -lik (f>r mnttilik),
-ki, M. Procurator, proctor.
;i)0*g or Eiuajg mnkya £>r
mnkhya, a. Principal: 'm.
zaun = chiefly'.
siw^ ^ 1 - 'JSp mnkyest {or
makhyeet), -8t&, m. Friucipal^
^.^. of a church,
ziarf, -rra mngt -ffli »»■ Green
gram.
^Ac) mn;d&, E'. Be finished,
e./. rice. [end.
:j.un mngdi, c.v. Bring to an'
rfwnJBciESo (mjrfj^) mngdonicen
(k&m), fl. (Work) by contract.
;iwa, -oJj mndl, -ye,/. A little
'moora' (bundle, e.g: of rice).
rf^oa m&dd&, v. Gripe.
d^a rnnd^i (<7r murdi), v.
1. Squeeze; 2. suffocate.
^ixidJid, -rl ms^foni, -{te, /.
Gripe.
^iazi , -^Sti mndla, -dU, n. East.
rfjjE^i, -E^cflj mu^i, -9iye, /.
Stool; see. mon^L
mn^iy&ri, moniy&ri, -r^, m.
MiniBter.
^.>j^&, -Q muta^, -di, m.
Treasurer.
rf^a, -o3j mndi, -ye,/. Ring:
'm. ghal, w.=exchange r.';
'mudiyefiefi hot = ring-finger',
;iwcl 1, -cSi muddai, nidai, m.
Complainant (a legal term)..
I.., ..iiA-ooglc
siwortja, -rr^ mungo, -yeS, w.
Sprout (ahoot from a seed).
djjo:3, -!3 mnnji, -ji,/ Circum-
cision (of Mahom.).
:iwoEi«, -!3 muna, -ji,/ Girdle.
siwodd mundarsa, v. n. Proceed
('mundiirsi', Ir. v.)
dwB*, -^D muk, -k5, «. Face;
'mukar, aii.=:iu face, in pre-
sence'.
ziiiwsoij mnk&ntrn, posip.
Through, by.
sluTniotSjd^,-?^ mnk&mbol, -IS,
It. Face.
rfijSBdrfj', -rfra mukSdam, -mS,
m. Head: 't^rT^ntso m. = ad-
miraP.
siwiJeiD* mukSr, ad- Further;
postp. before: 'yea mukaraia
future'; 'm. ts^l&i = continue',
tr. »,; <m. ts&lap = continu-
ation'.
^?e)&^ mok&iik, ad. 1. Here-
after; 2. next year.
^Tsddjt) mnk&velo, a. That is
before (in time or place);
'm, sangiiar= prophet'.
djo^jfci', -bre muknt, -^, m.
Crown; tiara.
zLu^a^-d^, -^zs mnkedim, -mS,
m. Head, e. g. of a fleet :
'tarvan-m, = admiral', «. c.
rfjjg^a*, -era mukkSl, -14, m.
l.|; 2. a piece of 3 pies.
si)j*j, -^ mniti (muktn), -kti,/.
Eternal happiness.
rfjjcii muddai
94
Sjcra mera
rfw^ lOtotS, -d muddaiySle, -le,
m. Accused, (in crim. cases),
^jft, .a mimsij-nsi, »*. Secre-
tary (interpreter),
rfjirad;?, -crea mubidlo, -dlel,
m. Advance.
diJB'r mnrk (markh), a. Stnpid.
:iw3*F,-4rinurt,-rti,/. l.Idol,
(Indian Trimurti?); 2. matter
(in opp. to spirit), n. c. in this
mn. though this is the meaning
of the Sanskr. original.
djJcraro'^ES', -E33 mnrdarpon,
-nS, n. Obstinacy.
djjdjjpdra, -Dete murmnro, -rel,
m. Embers (burning ashes).
;ijjasda, -a^ muiado, -del,
(mnUzo, -je!i), m. Influence,
e,g. of a man in a town : 'tafiea
muladeak podia'.
siuEra^, -rfJ3 mulftm, -m5, «.
Gilt {'hangara2efi or rnpea-
Ceii m.').
maslmSxtlii, -rtlie, /. Art of
gilding. [try.
rf-w iw^ ,- ff3 mnlak, -kfi, «. Coun-
siw ^J3 , - ej^ mnlo, -le&, m.
Corner: 'a&rmtso m. = pro-
montory'.
rijj^cs*, -eJ mulgen, -ni, /.
Permanent lease,
:ijjo*rijozp',-z|]t) mnlgrdnth {or
malgranth), -tha, n. Text.
djo e3*2j3 fs* , - R^ mnlzoii (or
mnlzoQ), -9&, m. Patriarch.
rfjo^', -373 mn8,-8a,«i. 1. Fly;
2. bee.
rij:sl¥*,-s|,iaa8al,-8l5,«. Pestle.
;Jjj3j3^0, -D mnalfari, -ri, /.
Traveller's bangalow.
djo;^, -A muflki, -tiki,/. Veil,
rfjj?j3t lA, -rt mustaigl, -ge, yi
Clothes.
djj'^JB, -v^ mnlo, -lea,
Kadish.
djJ5fej',-liinat,-ti,/l- Handful;
2. fist,
rfjjsqj', -q]3 mutli, -thi,
Urine.
EiiJSip' math, V. Make water.
rfjJ3V*,-vama!,-ia,K. 1. Trunk;
2. root: 'miha patkan mulafi=
capital sins',
rfjjai, -o3j mui, -ye, /. Ant.
djot3j,-a'sinendn,-da,OT. Bram,
Sji^ metaai, v. Appeal, e. g. to
a nigher authority.
^2$jt> metsro {or metsra), v.
Approve, S. Dai.
dj^JSEl, -eI metSToni, -ne, /.
Approbation.
Sj^, -S3 mea, -zl, «. Table.
dj^t33^J3o', -?3, mezatsSkor,
-kr5, «. Butler.
dj^sj", -^3j mezip, -apS, «.
Measure.
Sji^aTS^s*, -^ maakh&n, -ni,
n. Mess-house.
^jb*, -to mat, -\\, n. Step.
SjI5^, -W3 meii, -ni, «. Wax.
Sjo*, -5 mer (fr mer), -re,/"- 1-
Limit; 2. boundary of a field.
doo^^irSn*, -rt meravanig', -g*,/.
Procession.
Sjdoo merufi
i-aia 1
^cijo, -oa merufi, -rvS. «. Stag.
^zf, -EJ3 mel, -la, «. Syrup.
s3ja'!ioE3^3*n3a*, -05 melpan-
c&itdSr, -ra, m. Head arbiter.
djej.oE5J3!Js^, -^melMndobiiat,
-8ti,/ 1. Security; 2. inspec-
tion.
Sjo^n*, -Aj) melbhag:, -sS, n.
SuTface, area.
doss's??, -'St) meMlis, -a&, w!.
jTddress, e.g^. of a letter.
^iij*^,-:^ me8t,-flti,«. Mason.
Sj*4, -rJ meatri, -stri, m.
Teacher, /r.
A)^ mel, V. I. Be found; 2.
be gathered; 3. aggregated,
^ji^i melii, c.v. 1. Gather; 2.
unite; 3. affiliate.
^"F^, .q3j meUi, -ye,/ Rennet.
5jsnjE4JS, -i^-'t menno, -nei, »*.
(Tjflr. miuno), Brother-in-law
(not used in addressing him:
'bavoji' is used instead).
Sj?^ mez, V. Measure.
^f^f-vs mel, -pi, m. 1. Collec-
tion, union; 2. meeting, associ-
ation; 3. order, assortment
Sj?i, rfjo33e) mei,meya,»(. Stock-
ing.
^otfjia*, -bra monkut ('^
moijkit), -tS, »., Wrist.
dJSon^D', -03 monffl&r, -rS, m.
Tuesday.
^0^3, -tS monji (or masji), -je,
f. Coasting Teesel.
djBossjtf, -d monjar, -re, /.
Approval.
^=53adffl, -e% mokSbilo, -M,
m. Comparison (of the copy
with the original): 'mokabilo
kilr, ». = compare'.
^V^si^, -dj3 mokftm, -m5, n.
Station.
^^J3, -Ssv moko, -kea, m.
Young plantain tree.
^^JS3*, -£ moknp, -pe,/. Stop.
Sja^rio*, -Oe) moktesar, -r&, ?k.
1, Church-warden, trustee;
2. leader, coryphaeus.
^j&m^T^, -03 moktyar, -r5, ot.
Assignee,
dsna^ mog:51,a. Lovely, dear,
kind.
Sjarrav'^E^, -H3 mogaipon,
-n5, n. Amiability.
^jBiSo, -n^ mogen, -gei, n. A
native fruit similar to cucum-
ber.
dJSi^JSD*, -rraj mogor, -gr5, m.
Fisherman (of a certain caste).
dJS n* ^4^^ dffi mogphSirozSllo,
a. Amiable.
^^o, -nsj^ mogren, -grei, «.
Arabian jasmine,
AJStSrrao*, -D3 mooeg&r, -rS, «■
Shoemaker.
dJ3^, -»»! motso, -oei, »».
Shoe.
^W3*, -4 moait, -ti, /. In-
tercession: ^m. i&T, V. G. /. =
intercede'.
Ajs^jO, -3 moauri (or miauri),
-re,/- Wages.
„, ..,:,A.ooglc
Asb^ motai
Aafa^ -cSjmotlU, -ye,/. Fatness.
rfdSSja moto, a- Fat: 'motto=
very fat'.
^ja^;^;^, -F^ motrepo?, -n&,
n. ShortoesB.
^aj» motvo, a. Short.
Aon', -tas m6d, -4a, «. Cloud.
^jaa;)J3*, -G3^ modap, -4p&,
Rupture.
^raDs;*, -oa mo^U, -dl&, «.
Co/an (cocoa-nut leaf).
^tSo, -3^ modeii, -^ei, n.
Corpse : 'mortaS m. = very
decrepit man' (offens.)
Aoi^ -A modki, -dke, / Pot.
^J5C33,i, •0^3 modn&i {or ma-
dn&i), -y&, 0). Sophism.
^jatS.^'B*, -V3 mo4yol, -1&, m
Washer.
djaR*, -f^ mo;i {en. m^na), -ij&,
m. Maund (a measure).
dJ3E^ mon, V. Say, recite, e.g.
prayers, songs, sermon.
Asi^ moil, conj. That.
rfj3(%,-c4c3jmonai,-niye,/. Stool,
dJSresrio* ino9i8ar(»ar.iiio9sar)j
^tfii(^. Until, Lat, donee.
AjScS, -0333 mo9i, -yi, ot. Bead
(of Rosary).
Ajsc^,-eI mo^ni, -9ne, yi Tradi-
tion, e.g. of the church.
dJ33*, -3 mot (w mot), -ti,/.
Mind: 'motir as a = he has
the use of his mind'; 'yeka
motitso™ unanimous' ; 'yeka
motin K unanimously'; 'motir
nan3=he is out of his senses'.
5 ^tf mor
^J3Sa,-So3Js) motin, -tiy&, «■
Pearl.
^do modeii, ad. In th middle:
modlo, u.^he who is in the
middle'.
^c5J3??r, -J)r modern, -rni, /.
God-mother,^.
^JSc3', -^mon,-n8,«. I. Heart;
2. fg. attention : 'mon yoi
k3.r=gain the heart, /. make
the heart yes'; 'mon poia
k&r = alienate, /. make the
heart far',
^Sh^^, -^ monis (manis), -nA,
m. Man,
^^I^R*, -^3 monepo9, -a&, n.
Dumbness.
diS^mono, a. Dumb.
^ci^ 3^,-3 monzSt, -ti, / 1,
Beast; 'i./g. bestial man.
djat33^i^a*monn& kar(manna-),p.
Cease,
^^T^j^, -i?3 moniekal, -Tjk, n.
Mankind.
de^^i^,. -R? monlepon (mi-
naepon), -Li, n. Humanity.
^^>Sl>^ monleponi, a. Human,
dJ3t^£i, -Si monsubi {pet. miu-
snbi), -bi,/ Judgment.
^r^£33:^, -D3 mousnbd&r {or
munsnbdSr), -ra, tn. Judge.
dfin', -333 mop, -p5, n. Wood-
material, e.g. of a house,
^dj5, -dJB» momo, -meS, m,
Teat, low w.
3J30ira moyS, a. Brotherly.
dJ&i^, -03 mor, -r&, m. Peacock,
i.-...iA'00glc
AJiCf mor
cJ^stf mhar
Sjbo* mor, V. Die.
A&tiziiSf, ~Ssi moracnt, -U, »■
Vitriol, w.c. Mr.
^J3dR* (or Sj3p3«F-),-5Df mori?,
(or morn), -rnii »■ t. Death;
2. mortification of some part
of the bodj: 'm. pSata = d.
reaches'; dies, e,£. Pedra
morn paulo= Peter died'.
■SjsAp" motgi, see mirgi.
^J33eiFo mort&n, a. Decrepit.
^jaSrej* (or dja^o') , -era
mortel (or modtel), -U, n.
Hammer, /r.
^JStuFA obHei, -[3 morlofipidi,
-4e,/ Epilepsy.
Sj3«j*, -OTi mol, -U, «. Price:
'molak kane = buy'; 'mol
Tolka=appreciateVmolbaad=:
1. attach the price; 2, _^,
despise'.
^JS^o,-!73^moIeS,-lei,n.Forest.
rfjassioiASfl, -oi), ^D^otSo
zissSo, -t7% morfinSipUi, -ye,
/. moTSDcan mUen, -leii, «■
Honeycomb.
^^jsosv* mor&l, ei. Tender.
?3j3:33V^ moT&l, V. Be moyed.
^jSOti'psi 'moT&l&i, c.v. More,
make tender: 'mov^aunfii
samarthi = rhetoric' «. m.
^Jd^av'^cHr^ mo;ltlmoii&-
tso, a. Tender-hearted.
^JB^j, -J) moB9, -61, /. She-
buffalo.
^Jim:xt>a', -oD moait^r, -ti, m.
Deceiyer.
^^0*, -'ra, mosor, -art,
Hatred: 'm. kfir, I'.shi
G. ^.
SjB:^, -r^ most, -8ti,/. Wanton.
Qess, Lat. impudentia.
SjS^S*, -Oe) mofltllk, -H, «,
Head (/»»■, and^. «».)
AbJ^ moeti, ». Trample, crush.
^r^^ja mostitao, <z. Impudent.
;Sja^ mo}, ^. Knead: 'molleleii
pit=dough'.
dga-Pe), -1? molil, -le,/. Gum, ZaA
maxilla; (or 'm. tondafii').
dJSVBia'.-ve, moIlb,-lliS,M. Sky.
;3j%^js, -V3o molo,-lfl&, m. Bower,
e.g. 'Ctetsemani molo.'
;5j^, -oira moi, -yl, m. Kernel.
d%^, -?% moino, -nei, m.
Month: 'moiue& moine&k=
eTery month' ; 'moineatso, a. =
menstrual'.
dAtfU mooi a. Soft; malleable.
daeroo, -na moui, -vS, «. Honey.
Afi?n*, -na mbg, -gk, m. Love:
'm, kir, w. = love', G.M.
dja^", -t^ mdtBu, -tsB, m. Aze
(large).
dJS^o*, -a m54, -4i,/ Fold.
As^n' mSd, M J'. 1. Break;
2. ^. transgress, fail (in
keeping a promise) ; fass.
'm6d'.
^^^j-n^mds, -Bi, m. Deceit.
rfJ'jraw*, -rt mourt?, -ne, /
Sweetness.
dJBO*, -De! mhir, rS, m. Pariah j
pi. 'mharafC.
i.-...i,'j,OOglC
liistirf mblritg, 1. Dear, e. ^.
price.
djsi d) mhlra, a. Cruel; -rrft, ffi.
cruel man.
^izs di^n*, >Re) mliSnipo?, -nl,
n. Cruelty.
djao', -o^mti.il,-lf.,m. Article,
i Ona rkgs.
e. g. 'baug&ratao m. = a. of
gold'. [c. V.
tii "^ mhel, V. Be dirty ; mlieUi,
f^^Ji mhe}o, a. Dirty.
;Sao*, -li mhor, -re,/. Seal: >m.
mar, {r.^seal'; 'm. fod, v.=
open (a letter)'.
oi
oira yi, cow/. Or.
0i3<) yl, f*. Let us go.
oirao*, -D y5d, -di, /. Remem-
brance (used by nOQ-Christian
Konkans): 'makayad oausl
do not remember'.
03330*, -OS yir, -rS, m. Things
(for sale).
oJ) ye, V. Gome,
c3jo^, -b^ yenfo, -fe&, »>.
Rope of straw.
o3j8^tf, -ira yekt&r, -ri, m.
1. CommuoioD ; 2. power.
cSj^^;), -cI^ yesmini, -nis, m.
Master of the bouse.
oSjJ.?, -U yet, -\i,f. Compelled
service: yetik dS,r = compel
to serve'.
oSjcia ye^o, pl.f. Pains, as of
parturition,
03j33ri,O3a' yettprikir, J. Histo-
ry {I. as it is).
c3jo',-0 yer,-ri,/. Small breach.
c3j3 yere, v. Crack.
cjjns^o, -v% yertleii, -IH, ».
A serpent similar to 'divod'.
cSj^^ yevo, a. Due.
c3j7^, -'^ yi«,-fle,/ Catafalque.
cdh yeif Father of either bride
or bridegroom : {fern. ye?).
don*, -rrarftiij:(^e/.rong:),-^,»».
Colour: 'r. lai, r. di, v.=
colour; beautify'.
^^■^, -9^ rJikiUn, -kmS, ». 1.
Amount; 2. item.
R
dria* rkgra^) »- Shampoo.
Unsa*,-?!^ ragfitCo^Tiktu, -ti),
-j^ «. Blood; nsed^. also,
e. g. noble bl., bl. is up for
revenge.
tin% rigta 9
-tl, «. Congestion.
Ol^.-HB,^ rijilo, -glea, m. Con-
fusioD: 'moje motint r^le
ghal naka=do not tronble
Jits* rats, v. Create.
cJtffSij*, -ts|ij ratsip, -ts^ (or
ratsnen, -^ei), n. Creation.
tiia^, -3^rat8ni,-tBne,/. Crea-
ture.
dtJ3,o*, -D!i ratsn&r, -rS, »».
Creator,
dl?3, -^ raja, -je, /. Leave.
b^o*, -OB razSr, -rt, «. Prayer.
tits' rad, TJ. Weep.
dnssf, -K3^, tid^o, -ts^^ i"a4'P»
-dpB, radnen, -dnei, «. Weep-
iog- „ .
d^?:', -a3^rfttan,-tii&, «. Preci-
oas stone,
del, -ns raddn, -dd&, ». Aboli-
flon: ^. kir, tj. = abolish', 'r.
p^sis annul'.
d^, -3p^ rapht, -phtfi, «. Ex-
portation: 'r.k5.r,w. = export'.
dnnji, -t^ ravSni, -ni&, w.
Messenger.
dnSfSo, -(l^ rivSnen, -nei, «.
Message.
dS, -« riii, -se, /. 1-Pus, n.c.
{H.K.)\ 2. rope.
dSo*, -£5 rilid, -de,/. Receipt.
d?jrf^, -7j& raaim, -sma, ». Silk.
d^, -"j^iA r"'"' "^*^''' "*■
Road.
d:6cj30, -0 rahadSri, -". /•
Passport.
DSt3e) raja
ij3*, -3^ tilt, -tl, m. A subject
e.g. to a king.
Otiora', -d rind, -de,/. Widow,
(ij/f , offens.)
Otiodo, -Oe)^ rindgen, -dgel, «.
Small widow (^'/^.)
traoiU , -as ^ rla^go, -dgel, *».
Widower (t'/^. ^ens.)
DSoo' r&nd, f. Cook.
D5)ociR«. ueij)^ rlnda? (0^ rfamn),
rlnni,/. Hearth.
Oeiodjare*, DBfs\ rlndo?, rtnnS,
w(, A vessel to hold water.
o^odj:^,-o3jrSi»doi(raiidToi),-ye,
/. Vegetable.
creoCij, -cs^ijA '■'n^pi> -dp"&> **■
Cook.
OSB* ilk, V. 1. Guard, watch ;
2. expect, long for,
tretfflo, -R^ rSkinen (rlk^en),
-Ml, «. Armour; 'r. h&rd-
ya6en=shield'.
OD^jars'dAdJS, -b^§ riko^bo-
dvo, -4Tel, «». Guardian
angel.
D^'#J3,3j', -V^ rlkkofl, -ksl, m.
Giant, monster (used also
as a term of abuse).
De)*JS, -93 1 rtkno, -Inel, w».
1. Guardian, tutor; 2. guide,
tran*. -rrartg, -gl, «. Anger:
'rag yeta = (he) gets angry',
or 'ragar zata, or ragar rauta'.
03A()!J03*rag&barit, a. Furious.
cahE^ rlffiat, a. Angry.
0^B3, -K3 rlja,-jfi,»«. A (petty)
king.
ir>6* raz
C96*, -B» rU, -^ ». Kingdom.
U33, -d rlti (or riji), -je, /.
l.Petice, (treaty of p.); 2. resig-
nation:'r.k&r,:'.Kniake peace';
'r, di, v.sresign'.
D9U), -1^ r&sn, -BTi, m. A thick
rope,
rSzTot, -(i, /. or riapSt, -(S,
«. (or riaTO^Ul, -ye,/) King-
dom: 'razvot k&r, i^. a reign'.
CF3c5, -o!j rlni, -ye,/ Queen.
0B3*, -3 r5t, -(i,/ Night.
□^3 , -33 ritln, -tU, OT. Found
(avoirdupois, 40 Rs.)
traia^, -cS3 rtn, -nS, «. 1- Forest;
2. desert.
trajj -Ji rKnnn, -nni,/ Hearth.
oa^iJ* rlHTOfe a. Wild, un-
civilized,
TOiSjBia*^, -cd) rinvo^kti, -ye,
/ WildDess.
trarfy,-33§ rto,-m8,««. Branch
(used only in the phrase
'ramfintBO aitar = Palm-Sun-
day'); palm of martyr.
D3rijoiJ3ii, -i rSmayata, -te, /
Amenity, n.c.
OBSijars', -F53 r&mSin, -nl, n.
Long chat.
0^«5»i!::^, -jrailTSp, -p«, «. Stop.
U^jf,-kHs,-ei,/- l.Heap; 2.
plenty: <r. kjlr, 7>. = amass'
(Ac.)
cra-3-R^,-E5i4kiia,-ni,/ 1. Giant-
ess; 2._^. very bad woman.
o^. -oira rSi, -^, «. King : 'teg
r.smagi'.
D^ t^ei j doo^s^ , -S3 lii n&tlelra.-
riB, -jS, «. Anarchy.
trees', -are, oMreo, -a% rU-
ant, -t&, riib&ri, -rii, m. Am-
bassador.
osvu rta, V. 1. Remain, live;
2. stop; r&Toi, c. v.
Oe>tru^o?>ru^ vx.&h ribin tSdie
ul*l, V. Falter.
DBwyv', -rs rtul, -14, «. Palace..
D5Wji?tf, -OS riuler, -ri^ «. A.
small palace.
OTTsa:*, -!33 rikSb, -JA, ». Stirrup,,
on* rigr, T'. Enter,
en*, -rtriy, -fi:e,/.(£>rrig«p,-y^
».) 1. Entrance ; 2. access ;
3. admission ; 4. preface, in-
troduction : 's&rgin rigap =.
assumption'.
CiVtd rifftao, a. Accessible.
w
Ore*, -ras rin (or ri?), -na, »,
Debt.
Dsao, -ir^ ri^ikSri, -rii, m.
Debtor.
OSS', -sra rip, -p5, «. Lath.
OoSns', -A riy&t, -ti, /. Kind
consideration: 'aun tuji r.
magtan^pleasetake iatoyour
kind consideration my re-
q^uest'.
&OSd*, -i3rivSa, -ji,/. Fashioo.
Oh^, -j^risk, -eke,/. 1. Risk,
2. linety*-.
053*, -& rit, -ti, / Ceremony,.
rite.
A'OogIc
tSJo rufi
djo, do;33 ran, ruv4, «. Ulcer,
djora*, -:n) niii4, -d&, «. Trunk
of the body.
0000* rnnd, a. Broad, e.g. road.
tJjon%, -c3o rnndai, -ye, /
Breadth.
CjoCTOi rnndSi ipr rnnd kir), w.
Widen, e.g. a narrow road,
cSje*, -33 rnk (t^r rfik), -k6, »«■
Tree. [ber.
ajW3S*,-Ht) rak&d,-d&,«. Tim-
^^J3 , - ^ ruio, -keS, «.
Wooden mortar.
djtis* rncik, a. Tasteful.
^!J!3j3 rncttso, a. Delicate (in
tastes): gourmand.
iSjkf*, -ih ruts, -ci,/. Taste.
d)t3' mts, Ji. Like ('maka ruts-
ta'), e.g. food.
tijfea*, -A rnzT&t (ruzn), -ti,/.
Proof, demonstration, (signa-
ture) : 'r. kSr, v. = demon-
'strate'.
'doss ^t^sF^djs ruts k&rn&tnllo,
a. Uncultirated, e.g. ground.
■djSo,-sj^ rupen,-pe5,«. Silver.
•^^fei -SjoiJe) mpoi, -plyfi, m.
Rupee.
jjj£ 0 or d-t^o, -S335 nipnen or
Tupden, -pdei, «. Kgara,
tiiW^ rubrnbjfflrf. Face to face.
Jiizif, -^J3 rnm,-m5,«. Gimlet.
tiJO, -o3jru7i,-ye,/ Pie(coin).
lJj»33*, -OB -rup, -p5, «. Figure,
shape. [(fabric).
£on*, -era rend, -dS, «. Lace I ds^j^, -;to ros, -OS., «.
6oa, -o3jrendi,-ye,/.Pu8,inatter.
6wsz^, -as reksd, -da, to. Com-
pliment,//-, rff.
6n., -fl, re^ru,-^e,/.RuIe, order,
S'iS^^^.-Ti^ rejistj-sta, m. (some
say: -ate, f.) Picture,^.
da, -o3j redi, -ye,/- Young she-
buffalo.
dd£,-a'3» redo, -del, m. Buffalo.
6^A, -na, f redko, -dkeS, m.
Small buffalo.
6s3b*,-53 rebek, -ki, «. Violin.
633E3' revSd (revod, ren4ai), ^.
(Gird on,) twist.
6^!^,-asTe7oi,-ii.,m. Spire,
winding line.
SAjf '^0* reaper kftr, v. Marry,
6fs\>o, 3d reufi, reve, /. Sand.
6j3o^, -S35^ rompo, -pel, m.
Sapling, young tree. [aish.
dransci*, -era rogSn, -ni, «. Var-
aJS^j, -^ rotti* -tte,/. Cake.
dJSS*, -33 rot, -ti, ft. Cane.
iSjan*, -OD rod (Of roa, -26), -d&,
n. Wheel, /r.
dJSJSsiEio, -E53o rovSnen, -pi, «.
Act of hatching: 'rovaijen
bos, (rovanek-), p.shatch'.
iJii^oa' arsis' rovond ki^, w.
Ruminate.
iSjaa* ral, a. Violet.y^. r^^^^
i5j8?n*, -7TS rog, -gi, to Sickness,
iJjS?o', -OD rol, -tt, m. I. Wax-
taper; 2. ruler; 3. a small
A'OOgIC
i^-B' lak
erafVft lagtso
«)t!i* Uk, V. Stagger; walk as a
dmnkard.
t)*,-^lilkiii,-kne,/ Staggering.
0*3*, -=$ IJUt^ik, -ke,/. Pen.
tinasiy, -rfja laff&m, -ma, n.
Bit, rein,
e^&l o', - 03 166611, -U, n. Meadow.
«>z3;s*. lajii^ a. Shameful.
e>Ei', -^3 Ua, -je,/. Shame,
w^ 14a (iw Uje, var. loje), ».
Be ashamed; lisii, c.v.
t>^odJ3 IJUb&ndo, a. Impudent.
v^oz^^^, -rail lizWndpon,
-I1&, n. Impudence.
ois^, -oSj lidSl, -ye,/. Fighting,
wa, -d Uddi, -dde, /. Dung
(of horses).
VMS libdi, V. Be devoted.
VKf, -h Us, -si,/ Asthma: 'taka
l&s yeta^zhe is suffering from
asthma'.
vrUf, -0^ liskar, -rS, «. Army.
«*, -* Ittga,-kie,/ l.Care;
preoccupation; 2, regard: '1.
kJr, i'. = care for'.
otf E^, -fsu latii?, -nS, «. Attri-
bute.
«>,(73<roo, -03^9 Ull&nn, -lKv&,
n. Auction.
erao^otz*, -B^ linkud, -kdi, n.
1 . Wood (firewood) ; l.fg.adj.
rigid, e.g. 'hat 1. zata'.
Grots' l&mb, 1. Long, tall: '1.
kir, ?-, = prolong'.
ersou, Umbai, {c. v. of Umb),
Suspend, hang up, e. g. a
lamp.
eraoiJ^, -o3j l&mbii, -ye, /.
L. Length; 2. long talk: '1.
kHrnakasdo not say too many
words',
era's*, -* Uk, -ki, / Sealing-
wax.
eran*, -na or eran'riiia, -c3j
Uff, -gS, OT, i?f l&gmudi, -ye,/.
Summerset: 'l.mar=beat a 3.'
eran* Ug, J'. 1. Be attached;
2, he palpable; 3. begin; 4.
strike ; 5. be giren : 'doleaok
or motik lagta=it strikes the
eyes or the mind'; it is used
in many^. mn. when a real
or metaphorical application
or junction takes place; e. g.
'sermaun lagta', 'uzo l>a,
etc. see Gram. P. iv. ch. It.
eran da ligijllo, a. GriTen, e. g. to
drinking.
a^r^lSgii, c. v. Apply.
eJt»7Tel!3', -V^ Ugip, -gpi, ».
1. Application, e.g. to study;
2. contiguity.
0!)rT3i^l5g&it,^uJif/. From,«.f.
from to-day (the same mn. as
'thaun').
eraAo 15gin,(ii/. Close; emphal.:
'lagints'.
oartjs ligtao, a. 1. Adhering;
2. ^.afflicting.
A'OogIc
'o-^r^ lagsi 1
ejeiA^de iigalo, a. Near.
OBUaD, -i3 liobi, -pa, /. Re-
duced, as in health, in money.
ereSja, -b^UJo,-^l,OT. Wheel
to hoist backets with, pulley.
eras', -3 lit, -ti,/ Kick, r^
03^(3*, -^i lMiii,-iii,/. Litany,
eJ3(3* l&n, a. Little.
ereio*, -iJs) Ub, -M, »». Gain.
e73o3jB* Uyek, «. Fit.
crao', -tra Kr, -rS, «. Wave.
C7e)(3 Ule, I*. 1 • Entertain a great
desire; 2. long for: 'to devak
poleunk liLleti-he is longing
to see Grod'; 'lalean mag=en-
tteat'.
^ra!5* JSs,v. {tr. and «. f.) Bum.
er3S*,-«Hl,-li,/ Slayer, (Baliva).
o^ -oira Hi, -y5, »«. Stable of
a horse.
«j^lSi,p.(i*i/^.lSnn6en), 1. Apply;
2. plant; 3. induce, c.^, 'ka-
m&k lai = induce to work';
'boroun&eak lai=indace to
write'; 4. ascribe, e. g. a
crime to. . . ; 5. give (food
to children), help to eat; see
the note to 'l3g', of which 'lai'
is caus. verb.
€)ar\7f, -sra lingia, -b5, «. Sau-
sage, {Tl. salsiccia).
Goi3J3, -ij3^ limbo, -beS, m.
Lemon.
SAfa*, -h^ ligit {or likif), -%
n. A kind of cement.
OiS* lip, V. Be concealed; £?.;'.
lipoi or lip&i,
3 (irtj legu
O^^eIo, -tStk liponaen, -iieS,
n. Concealment. rfy-^
©Oj, -33j livn, -ni, m. Book,
©?jif Un, a.Mild; humble, rr
ujo, e>j;7s) Ivn, lnr&, n. Glove,
ewoM* Innts,!'. Suck (of beasts).
WJB^jR*, -R3 luksi?, -nS, ».
l.Loss; 2. harm.
«;jeSj3 lutstso, a. Bascal.
wjfcf, -ij lat, -ti,/ Booty, e.^.
of soldiers,
ewb' lilt, t'. Rob.
twij^D*, -03 Itt^k&r, -rt, iw.
Rapacious.
wjfej^e, -D^ In^kSri, -rU, m.
Bandit,
„ tJ' too . t . >
Stammerer. utc.
ewvuo Innn, v. Reap, e.g. grass
doeijs^ lentavSi {or lintnT&i),
see nentUT&l
^^, -B3 lek, -k5, «. 1 . Account ;
2. number ; 3. statement.
(Sb* lek (o/- ISk), I/. 1. Count;
2. consider: 'to maka (s&iro)
lekta = he is my relation' ;
'l6kangbe=acknowledge',e./'.
a receipt; 'aun taka ist tnon
lektaf!=I consider him as a
friend',
6tfj3, -V3£ Iflktao, -kSei, m.
Relative, relation, Lat. cort-
sanguineus.
dfij(3* legun, ad. Also, even,
e.g. 'az logun=e7en to-day',
(placed after the word it
modides).
i.-...iA'00glc
(3«n)o leufi 1
(^a^jo leoQt v. Lick.
desa*, -3ra lep, -p6, m. Plaster.
«3e?3",-Rl)lS«ii, -bS, OT. Handker-
chief (//. les). [Iron.
dJ&o?B:3^, -vg lonk&4, -kd&, n.
daow*, -•Jalontfl.-taSjM. Bribe:
'1. kha = eat (take) bribe'.
w. Briber.
lijdiji&a, -i:^ lokoV)) -tefi, m.
EuTelope.
(SJSiJs* lo^k, a. False, e.£'. '1.
gov&i=f. witness'.
dadt^d, -tn> lotteblra, -ti., m.
Quack, charlatan.
djacJ, -o3J3 loni, -yS, «. Butter
(not melted).
«3je^o, -res j loniSefi, -ntcei, «.
Pickle.
[Cassock.
Aet:*, -W3 lib {or Job), -bit, «.
4 ziiF varta
dsusc^, -«it> lobSo, -ns, n.
FrsnkincenBe.
elft?*, -Vei lol (or lol), -1&, «.
Shower of tears.
dJSV* lol, V. Roll.
dJS^, -v^ lolo, -le&, m. Bell-
clapper.
daCTsD*, -o^ lovir, -xi, m.
Blacksmith.
djasjow*, -n) lOBnn, -sni, j^
Garlic: 'Oai=put g.'
(dseas*, -ZS3 loh, -hS, ti. Metal,
B.C.
6j»!« Ion, oi/. With low voice.
Aetfuo, djsd loun, love, /
Wool; 'loretso, (i.=wooleii'.
djees', -sslSk, -kS, m. People.
^■Sd\\f lot, -v. Push.
djael?, -fere 15(, -^ ?». Torrent
('udkatBO X.y
sSoSfS' tfo* vantain kai, v. Col-
lude.
d£^^, -(Tsvacjiii, -nfi, n. Axiom,
evident truth.
siHj, -ei3, vazr? (voztq), -zrt, «.
Diamond.
cira!>^^J^ cJja', -S3 vadatso ruk(fr
r. o4U'nk),-k^OT. Banjan tree.
da*, -33 vat {yar. vot), -tt, «.
Heat: 'v&tak lai=expose to
the heat'.
drJ;33ro, -ni vanaT&si, -si, m.
Hermit.
■^xf Tar (v6r), v. 1. Bring;
2. carry.
«J03oc3', -OS varlind, -d&, m.
Verandah.
rf7T*F, -n3Fvarg:,-rjfi,»». Class:
'y. k4r= classify,' m. c, or
'V&rga v&rgi k&r= transfer
from one office to anotber*.
;iiFrfjS5i^, -era Tirtamta, -nS, n.
News,
d^rdjs^::;^^, -4 vartunin
patrika, -ke, /. Newspaper,
A'OOgIC
dTS^F V&TS
331^ vada
sis^F, -?raF Tirs (vors), -raS, «.
Year.
^^. -^ vastn, -Btu,/. Thing.
Dso^oc!*, -133, s^o^^R*, -rea
vKnknd, -ii, r&nk^epon, -11&, n.
Crookedaess.
crao'^js vSnkdo, a. Crooked; obli-
que, _^. not simple, covered.
;33iort^a*, -03 T&iiffiinil, -U, «.
Written eTidence under oath,
deposition.
CBoia* T&ots, V. Survive, e.g^.
a sickness.
:T3oSa T&nf8iii, ^. ^'- Animate,
give life to.
3e)o^ v&n2, a. Sterile, (used
only of women).
38043* Tint, P. Distribute.
CHoBO, -oa Tfinteli, -li4, «.
Partner,
caoile, -b^ vinto, -tea, ot.
1. Portion ; 2. passage.
;j3oc3jso*, -q^ vBndor, -drS, «.
Ape.
CTBB*, -'ffB vak, -k6, «• Cow:
'vSkaCen nia8 = fle8h of cow'.
38^X0*, -53, vikor, -krS, m.
Razor.
33Bj\o, -3-&0 vakl&n, -klafi, ^/.
ra. Cramps.
3sn*, -rra rty, -f^, ««- Tiger.
33f^ TSgUi, C.I'. Suckle (used
o?ly of theBl.V.M.).
Cheetah. [(small).
srartj^, -7T^TSffnl,-e:lS, «. Bat
CTsAjSW*, -c3 T&ffOl^ (wa^. TlJO-
sl, -96), -9], / Centipede.
33!3' i^te, V. Read.
Otiwsss', -ia^ rttajp, -tflpE, «.
Beading. [Reader,
^ssij, -WeL 5 rttBpi, -tapii, «,
ns^ viz, V. Sound.
n3fes3*, -sa^ vfiz&p, -zpK, «.
Music.
3si^dj?v*, -V3 rtiap&mSI, -15,
«. Concert, symphony.
nafl vfzbj, a. 1. Convenient;
2nawful.
crab*, -feS Tat, -fe,/. 1. Way;
2./^. manner,
asfc^ vJt, I'. Grind.
aaiJ^ T&til, ?'. 1. Exchange
(money); 2. avoid (evil), n.c.
in this 2nd m».
satiswi, -^ss TLt&n, -Ht&, »i.
Discount.
iJS^^tjiO*, -38,T&tt80f&tor,
-tii,m. Stones used for grind-
ing spices, eic.
;isy, -a TStli,-(Ie,/. A hollow
plate of brass.
CTsra*, -a TSd, -di,/. 1. Interest
(of a capital) : 'vadik ghalc:
put at interest'; 'tsiid t.=
usury'; 2. growth; 3. top of
a sugarcane.
^jsz^ T5d, v. Grow, pr. and^.
DBlii vfidiii, c. V. Cause to grow,
educate.
CBO* vtd, V, Serve with dinner,
as a servant his master.
cl3as;SB^, TadiTol,a. Develop-
ing, growing, e. g. 'vadavol
burgo'.
„, „ L.oogic
ETsoei vada
aSttVU vSU
nsiaa^'p*, -*rtdaTOl,-!i,/. Peo-
ple of a village; community
of a village.
3e)I$J3, -ZStk vSdo, -deS, f».
Hamlet, (ecclst. word), (subdi-
vision of 'gram' or 'm&g-nen'.
cracii'S^R', -ETO rtdknlepon,
-Bi,«.(7&4kulli,-ye,/.) Ronnd-
ness.
OSCJ^i^JS T&dknio, a. Round.
nare*, -ri vS?, -ne,/ Sandal:
'vanen inar=de8pi8e'.
s^^s*, -3D Tltf-Ui'n- Bheama-
tiam,
OSS*, -4 Tilt, -4i,/. I.Wick;
2. candle. [pest.
Blinds', -V3 tMU, -H, «. Tem-
39a, -D T&di, -dj, ;». Plaintiff.
aDn%'«J3 vSdyJtao (JlpleS), a.
Stubborn.
CBS*, -tre rtn,-iia,«. 1. Large
stones used for grinding spi-
ces, etc.; 2. mortar.
3B5;73*aT5pa8di,». I. Give back;
2. make reBtitution.
crew, -I3ei vab, -iA, m. The
*derm', or true, inner skin of
a hog.
in)oi)oW(3', -fSB viyaiijiin(Te*jin),
-nS, «. Syllable, Cw., it/r.,
Mai., n. c.
K73D*, -0 Tar, -ri,/ 1. Yard
(measure); 2. insignia of
honor.
naSo, -D^ T&ren, -reJl, «. Air;
wind.breeze: 'v.ghal,t'.=put
br., fan'.
nao^aSj;) Tiiry&tBO, (Z. 1. Aerial;
2. spurious {vlg^; 3. empty.
f&tor, -tril, m. Aerolite, n.u.
nuD^tSorfJBss*, -^3 Tiryican-
m&p, -p(, «. Aerometer.
SDO^^djs r&ry&relo, a. Similar
to wind, i. e. not well-ground-
ed, e.f^. a sermon.
CTBO*, -® rtl, -li, / l.Any
creeping plant; 2. wicker.
ns^PA rtToi, tr. p. 1. Shed;
2, carry.
23?o* tf 0^ T&8 kir, V, 1 . Reside,
live; 2. cure, heal.
tTB'&Sd, -Jitr Tiflo, -seS, tn.
Bamboo.
OdSOjO, -^ v&sTun, -arft, ».
Calf (animal).
Ci)^, -V3 Til, -15, wi. Stream.
TSfi^ -"PoSj Tilai, -liye,/. Whits
ant.
n^, -o3j Tiu,-ye,»«. Flatulence,
gas.
naoT^o, -nsb v&ingen, -ga\, n.
Brinjal.
Sehfej' Tiit, a. and J, Bad, evil:
'vaitak Tor=take amiss'.
C%ij*^f3*, -r5s) vaitpon, -ni, «.
Moral deformity, malice.
:3^dJS, -E^ vaido, -deft, m. 1.
Space of time; 2. instal-
ment.
neitro rtu, V. Flow,
sramio* rtur", z'. l.Make effort;
2. work.
Oe>Wjrf,-DBV&nru, -rS, m. Work.
fSDvutysa, -zSfh T&oiidi, -dii, m.
Labourer.
„, „ L.oogic
Sort vingi 1
^ori^ vin^i^t '^'^- "•• Separated;
separately, aside : 'ving&4
do v6r=take aside'; 'v-k^r, 21,=
separate'; 't. £)nt=:abatract'.
Oorlnss?, -sra «. Tinji^ap, -p*,
«, Separation.
^0^ TintB {or nnXsaa. k&d),
z'. Choose.
So'^BSS", -'>3j Tinte&p (<?^ Tinta-
nen, -nei), -tspJ, «. Choice.
Soi^Bj^, rintsnfir, o. Selected.
Clo*, -'Bel vik, -kii, n. Poison.
Osrsv* vikai, a. Poisonous.
Sa^ vikrU,!'. Shed, e.^, blood.
O^a* ^ijsr^ Tikrit k4rtoIo,
o. Traitor,
^mjf, -03 vigir, -r5, tn. Vicar,
parish priest ;(i''if .) any priest.
On ,,-/TS, vignn, -ga\,n. Trouble.
diiciTf vitajr,^'. 1 . Ask, inquire,
prs. cm.; 2. compliment.
CiwsbR*, -E53 TitsirS?, -ijA, «.
Inquiry.
O^, -WD vitsu (or itflu), -tsS,
^n. Scorpion.
Ok^, -fes Tia,-zi,OT. Electricity;
thunderbolt. fed.
t)^3* ^ rizmit z&, ?>. Be astonish-
arf Ti(ie(<'?'Tiii),/£'i^^. Without.
Ore 1 ving4i, t^. i'. (^^/. vi^go kar),
Strip naked.
arfjs Ting:o, -2. Naked (/ozc w.)
Ci:i, -& vidya, -dye,/. Science:
fd!« If., del. use 's&martlii'.
0&B3e:*,-en)Vidyeiai (ir vidyS-
iU), -U, (tfr (7b/j) sal, -le),/.
School, college.
7 ^7^ visrai
On^, -era, Vidro, -dri, m. Glass,
^.^. wine-glass, /r.
»lcij,!3* vidmp, «. Without form,
ugly.
Straa*, -ras Tibad, -dS, m. Ruio :
'V. k&r, T'. = ruin' (^Acc.)
Sd^ virait, Free, exempt, e.^.
from sin.
adj3?!p'vir6dh, a. Against (/).)
Odffif!?^, -c3j TiiodhSi, -ye, /
Opposition, contradiction.
OsracSjs', -3 yilSyet, -ti, /
strictly Foreign country ;
usually native country of
Europeans; Europe.
O^^, -OD viwk, -kS, «. Pru-
dence, M.C.
Os5* vireki, a. Prudent.
^^rf, -Ut) TiTor, -rS, m. Ex-
planation: 'T. sang, ir.sei-
plain'.
D^O viTori, -J. Explanatory.
ti^n viTorsi, V. Explain.
0^35* vises, ad. Peculiarly.
iJB^os' yiS^nt, postp. About,
Lat. de.
2rfa* Tiflir, V. Forget. |-„ggg_
Sria*, -0Ti8ar,-ri,/. Forgetful-
OjJjasTJ, -:3j33s TiflOU (Tisou),
-botS, m. Best, e.g. to the
souls of the purgatory; 'v.
ghe, «.=take r.'
i)?j^o*, -tra Tistte, -r5, m. Ex-
tension.
0?j^Ci* vifltSr, V. tr. n. Extend.
tiTih vierSi, c. v. Deny, f.^. our-
selves; /, cause to forget.
I.., ..LiA-ooglc
^Aa visvo 1
S^j%,-??^^Ti8T0,-s7el,«t. Sense,
e.£'. the five s, of the body :
'Tiavefitso, a- = o{ the Benaes,
belonging to the sensea'.
iifO'i-OD vir, -ri, »». Champion,
hero.
^, -^ Tu, -T8,/. Louse,
dorf, -i^ Mnff,-ge,/. Embrace,
hug : 'veng mar, zr.=embrace',
£.£-. a friend.
dr^o ve^in, ti^. Soon, quick,
quickly.
SftoiljB veyintBO, a. Quick, «. c.
;3rT3,ii3D*, -03 Wf!&t«4r, -ri, m.
Separation.
SiIb, vefflo, a. 1. Separated;
2. different : 'veglo k&r, ;'. =
separate'.
daiB* vecik, a. Prodigal,
d^ ret, ^* ^^ste, squander.
dAja, -w^ 7edo, -^ei, »*. i.
Siege; 2.aring,«.^. of listen-
ers: 'redo ghal, tr.sbesiege'.
dss veU, V. Goes; see Gram.
p. 137.
ds^??*, -rit raty&8, -ai, tn.
Difference, e.g. of opinion.
UsssTf, -nt vapfc (bel. Tyip&r),
-r&, m. Trade.
dsrao, 'O^ TepSri (fe^. vylpiri),
-ris, «. [cr yep6ri8t(?), -fltS],
M. Trader.
E5Ci:?aD*, -03 vebiOr, -r6, m.
Fornication.
dOiffeiO, -o^ vebloSri -riS, «(.
Fornicator,
daa^ Ferit, postp. Unless.
8 ^v?i voka
d3*F Tert, <». Vain, e.g. take
Qod'a name in v.
s5?5'r,-S3F7er8,-r8l,OT. Poetry,
Yerses,^^. 'T.k&rtolo = poet',
A-
Ssrao*, -03 Yevir, -ri, OT. Suit:
'y. kS.r, K.ttfile a a.'
^sj*, -SJ3 T8B,-rt,ffi. Mask: 'ves
ghal=put m., simulate'.
d^O'a- r^ vesilyin, poslp. In the
direction of. ... , e.g. 'igiije
T.sin the d. of the church,
towards the ch.' (see esily&a).
dv*, -•? vil, -le,/ Shore {var.
dv*, -^ v6l, -le,/. Carmine col-
our, n.c.
dtfo, dCB T6n,ye7l, «. Veil.y*-.
s5?V, -V3 vel, -IS, «. Time.
^otfjb*, -t]3 Teinkut (-^r vki-
knn(),-(&,n. Paradise (Eden).
diO, -o^ veiri (vairi), -rU,"".
Enemy, adversary.
^ob*, -bJ3 vont, -ti, m. Lip
;^odefo Tondan, v. Incline, e.g.
the heart inclines to sin.
^Sacitforto, -H?^ Tondmnea,
itei, ff. 1. Inclination; 2./g.
affinity (chemical).
;5l&oSj8re*, -rf Toadoff, -^e, /-
Inclination.
^on* Yomp, T'. I. Spread;
2. empty, pour oat; 3. de-
tract: 'bin Tomp = sow seed'.
^•STi^, -B^ YokSt, -kti, »■
Medicine.
4i3W30*. -■« YokU, -kle,/ Bride
(see ok|l>
I.., ...lA-ooglc
^* voki 1
^* 55* , - as 7okil (pflr. Tikil), -15,
m. Pleader, (native lawyer),
^^1 -'^ "*t| -its, «. Time,
occasioQ, ol., n.c.
^rto DDSsjo*, -Oe)'j\j5]-3 vojen
r&T&p, -r&ap&, n. Silence.
^7^ vogo, o. Silent: 'y. rau =
be silent'.
^s2o, -13^ TOJen,-jea,«. Burden,
load.
^£:^,-^S70zin,-ii3,«. Freight,
cargo.
^feJa vo^tu (vottftr), oj/. Alto-
gether.
^kS^T^ VtZ^ TO\rlB k&d, V.
Whitewash.
^z:^voi,v. 1. Pull; 2. Bmoke
(a pipe); 3. stretch.
iSara*, 4^^-® vod, vo^lo, a. Big,
great: 'vod nfiin=:no matter,
I. not great',
i^pa Todi, ^/. /. ConvalBions:
■ 'bhuke6eo Todisstarvation';
'mornaSeo v. = agony',
^Aju^ vodol, ad. Lately.
^Q, -d vodni, -due,/, (used
more in the //,), Inclination:
'vodni di = allure'.
tso nitor, -tr&, m. Loadstone,
n.u.
^n^^FS*, -R3 vodpon, -nl, «.
Greatness : 'Todponatso, a,=
great'.
^cs^^cS' voilAJi,ad. With high
voice, aloud,
4B£^,-d vo4ri, -dre,/. 1. Ma-
jesty, glory ; 2. pride.
9 sSstlF vomi
4ad^DGi< ro^ve ghU (vodon
kSne), V. Incline one's self.
^R*, -d TOO, -ni,/ Lane.
^sc^s*. -c^ To?at, -nti,/. Wall.
;§pc|j3a*, -H3, vopok, -ijkl, »»_
Coco an ut shell.
^BS*, -33 T6t, -ti, iw. Vote, e.£:
in a meetingjyr-
^as* TOt, Ti. Pour out.
^jjsei,-;? TotaiM,-96,/. Influx.
^3^^ vod&d, V- I. Exert thy-
self; 2. weary thyself.
^Sf T6p, T'. 1. Agree, consent;
2. emhrace, «. ^. a proposal.
4B2)jn,-fl Toppigi, -go^f. Consent.
^S^ romti, V. Empty, pour
cat.
4^0* Tor, », Carry, bring.
^rf, -03 Tora, -rt, «. Four
rupeea.
4ao3i^, -^ Torfido, -de&, m.
Sahscription.
4sD33*, -ss TorSt, -tS, »«. Dun,
demand for payment,
^sdavoo^JS ^sSjbd^, -33, To-
rountao f&tor, -tri, m. Touch-
stone.
^^F'soss vortanW, ». I8(u8ed
only in composition with other
words); see Gram. p. 280.
sjs^r 7orto, a. Sublime, su-
perior.
4bI5f, -:3r Yordi, -rde,/. News.
4l8tS*F voJUiposfp. Over, than
(with the comparative).
t^^r Tomi, V. Exalt, praise.
i.,,....i,'«OOglC
4iB^JSF vorno 1
^PiS-J^rrf, -d yornoiji, -?e, /.
(vornonen, -?8fi, «.)> I*raise.
^t^, -D^ vorro, -rei, m. Fur-
row.
^SpOro voiTin, posfp. Through,
by-
^^Ji -S7^ volo, -lea, m. Oar:
'v.kad, T'. = move the o.'
^Jf, -^ 768,-86,/. Fat,
;^?jO,-(3 tobUi, -le,/. Partiality.
oSp^, -1^ Toso, -Bei, «. Coa-
■ tagion.
^S^o'.-roo'--'^ ToBtnr (c^
TfiBtur), -r& (>»■ -Btr&, «. Drees.
^¥*, .<? vol, -li,/ Line.
4av* v6!, V. Spin.
4is^ 76I, T'. Be miscarried,
(prove abortive).
^¥*oi3J3, -t^ volmbo, -be6, m.
Vertical : ex. a plumb-line
determines the vertical.
^i^vola, Prefix, equivalent to
'vice', as in vice-president.
^3^, Toliii, c.v. Cause abortion:
'avoi burgeak vol&ita'.
^4o, -^ Tolefi. -!e&. «• Either
of the two halves of a cocoa-
nut.
^^JS, -V\ volo, -leB, m. Current
(of a river).
0 g,!^ vraddhi
4bv3, volkfi, 2'. Recpgniae.
^^^da, -STa. Toltolo, -leS, ta.
Weaver.
4^. .o3j 70i, -yi,/ Hedge.
^ voi, o^. Yes.
4[^^, -^ Toiz, -24, »«. Phy-
sician (native).
^lei^FS*, -f53 7oiz&pon, -nS,
;z. Medicine.
4p^dR*, -£^ voijip, -ni, /. Mid-
wife.
^0* Toir, posifi. Upon, in.
^^o aon*,-rre voilen ing, -^
«, Superficies.
i^gErao' voilebir, a., o^/. 1.
Superficial; 2. by the by.
4s,dja 7oilo, a. Which is over,
on top of.
^ii voisi, ». Consign : 'voisun
ghe=take under his own care'.
4BBW<S,-^T0uU,-le,/. Invitation
to a marriage.
3^tfE«*F, -H?Fvy5kftrtt,-r9i,«-
Grammar.
sj^^g , -13?^ vy^yu, -jy5, ^- Suit.
S3% J5* , - RS vySfl, -b5, «. Diameter:
Mr. and C«., «. «.
djD, -O vriddhij-ddhi,/ ProB-
perity: 'v. zata = prospers'.
yCOOglC
^4,. -i, eaiti, -kti, /. Ability
{or bet. 's&kat, silkti'j,
i'^^, -5? p sakdo,-kde&,m' Per-
centage: 's^kdeak 4 rupoi=
4 Bs. p. c
j^s^cS*, -^ satam&n, -n3, ».
{bet. satak, -kS, »., c^ satak)
Century.
^6jb, -Dein laro, -rea, ot. Note,
fi.^. footnote; remark.
S3oS ifinti, 17. Mild.
5sio.S^R*, -E39 s&ntipon, -9fi, «.
Mildness.
s=)<Sjs.r^, -ns sfinbhoj, -g4, w.
f r senai, -nai, (mSg-pe), Notary
(of a village), accountant.
BBzra;^ afil^ int. Bravo.
nsOjo*, -era iSmU, -la, m. kfy
complice.
aii^ej*^^', -E53 iSmiJpon, -pi,
«. Complicity.
BBK^, -W3 Ifistrn, -Btr&, «. Re-
ligion.
5^, -o5j s5J, -ye,/. Ink(^..ff.)
saO, -tS «iidi, -de, /. Testi-
mony.
A^aio, -d sik&ri,-re,/ Hunting;
's. kar, w.shutit'.
SasdABO*, -OD sikSraffir, ~ra, »».
Hunter.
Ssrarfs*, -ni lip&r&s, -ai,/ Be-
commendation : 's. kar, v.=
recommend'; >siparS.si5en ka-
f;ad= letter of r.'
s
So*, -3 8ir,-re,/. Vein ; nerve : 's,
mar, i'.=bleed'; 'sir marnen,
-nea, «. = bleeding', n.u.
So^n*, -S33lir5p,-p5, «. Curse;
's. ghal, i'.=cur9e'; 'sirgintao
Si rap = anatbema' .
iesF sirka, v. Be entangled ('to
sirkalo'); 2. be suffocated
('taka Birkalen=lie has been
suffocated').
S55i^43j3 lirpnto, a. Lean.
S^rij^, -cdj sirpntiii, -ye, /
Leanness.
Sffl ,-eja P Bilpi,-lpia,w. Sculptor.
Snasiv&i./i^'j;'^. Besides, except,
Lat. praeler; see Gram.
S^, -^ sikaa, -kse, /". Punisb-
w,' ^ ■ - '■'
ment.
^off^do, -o?^ senkaren, -refi, n.
Cock'scomb.
joSTa^, -b^ semp&to, -tea, m>
l.Fin; 2. wing.
is' sei, v. Foment.
Swa^ -o3j iekSi, -ye,/ Patroness.
t'^^ff, -ps) lekan, -na, «. Omen,
w, c, Cw.
i^f -135 led, -da, «. Piece of a
jack-fruit.
if^, -!5s ie?, -9a, «. Cow-dung:
's. kad, 7'. = 8pread dung;' 's.
ghal=/^. give in, yield'.
ijf, -03 ehi, -rt, ». Town.
3d3, -Safe eerati, -tia, »«. Advo-
cate, patron (/. seratin, -ni).
503 sera 1
sei&ntio, -tle&, ieiiglx, -rS,
Citizen.
40^030* "'■ a6^D*, -o^ leria-
ted&T f'r sireBtir, -rfi, m. Secre-
tary (interpreter of a judge).
t&a sero, see saro.
i^F -ssr sertj-rtSf «■ l.Con-
ditioD, e.ff. of a contract; 2,
hypothesis; 3. bet.
23t)rSja iiertStsOj a. Conditional,
iAiF aerme, i'. Be ashamed.
2 rirtj^ saglo
JT^ -h ies, -ai,/. Presents sent
to a mother at her first de-
livery.
«<*, -« fiSl, -li,/. 1. Humidity,
moisture; 2. cold, «.^. I hare
caught cold.
ifl, -o3j iieli, -ye,/. I.Lamb;
2.^. parishioner.
d^E^,-f<deloni, -ne,/. Whistle.
i'JoSjB, -fej^ Bsnto, -teS, m.
Salmon,
Ki
7Jo?ra,o3', -3 Bankrint, -ti, /.
Solstice.
;Jori3*, -r^, singit, -gti,/. Cir-
cumstaoce.
SiotSn^tf , -03 siincigSr, -rS, «.
Earnest, pledge.
Tio^A, -i santati {or s&ntat), -ti,
/. Posterity.
rioSD^}', -333 s&nt&p, -pS, 01.
Afliiction.
TiatJi!^, -^3 aantofl, -si, m.
Joy; B&ntosateo, a.^joyful*.
Sod*, -03 fl&nd, -da, «. Joint.
Sorf, -o sand (fc^. Bind), -di,/.
Corner.
;ioC^ «andai( v> Splice.
sSoci3) tftf Bandiii kar, J'. Repay
?jDq3,s:', -;3!i sindrSp, -pi, n.
Opportunity : 's. kanghe so
avail yoarself of the o.'
rioc^n%, -c3j sSndTSi, -ye, /.
Tetanus.
^oUeid samb&TJt, (g-arh-), v. Be
conceived.
Sotra^-SiiinbSTfii, c.v. Conceive.
Tiotssit^, -f^s simbfiiofl., -ni, n.
Dialogue.
jio4 3:f, -S33 s&nksep, -p&, m.
Abridgment:'s&nksQpatso,(i.s
concise, short (phrases)'.
7i-ik::f B&kit (B&k&4), a. All, whole.
Ti^sif B'ikiltposip. and ad. Down,
under.
S)*do sikiilOjO. Low: 's-talo—
l! voice'.
S?3i?o sakSlin, ad. Early.
ri'^ G' Biklad, a. Low, e.^. place,
n.c.
rirtja, fl4g!o,<7. Whole: 'sftgleftn,
' ad. =m everywhere, or s&gle
kide*.
„,...., A. oogic
;j;^s^,-o3j8adBidili, -ye,/. Flu-
ency.
^d.as* Biidsadit, a. Fluent.
7i^, -31) Bit, -tS,«. Truth, cer-
tainty {objective), e. £. 'yen
8atgi?=i8ittrue?' '8.kilr,i'.=
swear' (in a broad mn.); 'sS,t
D&i its en = paradox'.
■;ig54Bo3« sitevont, a. Truthful.
S^5, -tiS. sattya, -ttye, /. Li-
berty (in the philos. mn.).
;i3^on'Batm5iid,i'. Believe,^.^.
in J. C, Ind Loc.
sSS,, -i, Bitri, -tre,/ Umbrella
(made of cloth).
;dcrao "^ sicraow* aadSn or si-
dints {or BldinkW), arf. Al-
ways.
sSav* sadil, o- Loose, «.^. hairs,
shoes.
;Sava, -o3j sadiiai, -ye,/. Loose-
ness, ^.^. of clothes.
rin^u' sadyik, ad. For the pre-
sent.
;^0,, -g, sadri, -dre,/. Tribu-
nal.
?jfic3«, -a Binad, -di,/. Diploma
of vakils.
S?i(i*,-^8anin,-ne,/. Bayonet.
;icS^Sj, -T^ sSnyaai, -sis, m.
Anchorite (pagan).
riiraa' Bib&r, a. Many, much.
jjEfJ, -!? 8iblia,-blie,/- Council,
e.g. of the church.
■At^^^., -^ffe) BabhSnlik, -ki,
;n. Chairman at a meeting.
Srfj8ama,B. 1. Right, proper;
2. equal.
5 rios sara
rf^oD*, -era samand, -d5, *»-
Connection, relation.
jjrfjra^, -a^ BimSdt {or 86m6dt),
-dti, /. Religion.
j3:i)^!So, -!3D^ s4mapo4sen,
-daeii, or aamapod&p, -dpS, ». A
Falling right, i. e, I. coinci-
dence; 2. proportion; 3. con-
cord; 4. suitableness, eic.
;:3rfjDe)f5', -RD samarSik, -?5, «.
Adoration,
jidj»jF samarpi, »- Offer.
?or5j3qra^,-cra BimSdliiii,-nil,«.
1. Peace, concord; 2. recon-
ciling differences.
^^J9^t^£oJ3 8&m£dli&n!itso, <z.
1, Peaceful; 2. temperate,
e.g. climate.
jjdj;^ aimeflt (ir Bomest), a.
All: 'simestantso ((?r some-
stantso)=comjnon, universal,
1. of all'.
Tiz^ 8ia,v. 1. Start; 2.die: 'bair
s&rs" start',
^gtf, -0 sar, -ri,/. 1. Allusion;
2. equality : 's&r k&r or sarko
kS.r, i'.=compare', *. £". cut
comparabo tejilia Jerusalem.
Sd^, -«1J Bar(il,-15,ff».Bar, f,^.
of windows.
KitraoiSJs, -b% B&r&nto, -^eS, «.
Hoarseness.
isScraij', -bra sar&t (or sarat), -tS,
«. Carriage.
;oDei??, -?e) sSraph, -pha, «.
Banker.
SjOetriD*, -0 sarftsar, -ri,/. Aver-
SQ sari ]
riO 8iri, ad. Right,
fie, -cSj Biri, -ye,/. Wire.
fi0fi^84ri8iima,<i- Co-equal, n.c.
fin'F,-n^rB4ry,-rg4,ff». Heaven,
Ss*F, -4^ aart, -rti, /. Turn;
'B&rtin=by t,'
jgnDro*, rioaro' toaseicJjc*, -d?
sardSr, sardbbalildnT, -rS, ^m.
Lord.
A^rra* s&ip&4> 7>. Fall on the
ground, prostrate.
SSFft, -4 aSrpiili, -le,/. Chain
(small) ,
^urc%^^o* aar1)Br&ikaT,(Z. Sup-
ply.
fio'F, -sraF Biri, -rU, «. Husk.
rJo3F aiirTii, a. Every, all.
sin F^dnsD* Barrapodved&r, a.
Almighty.
SiCFrfjs^, -^ aiiTa mftf, -fe,/.
Amnesty.
JinFSci, -d^ sirvqvidya, -dye,
/. Encyclopedia.
fi^Fi^tfj^JBD*, -era aarvuhn-
knmd&T, -ra, m. Lord of all.
firfFaa^^j-sej*, -e3 saryaridya-
851, -le,/. University,
■fiSF^JBo', S^4d*, -Dit sarve-
Bror,a!krvearar, -rS, ?»■ Almighty
(God).
SSfo sarsin, ^m;*^. Near, close ;
before, in presence of.
TjSf^js siriilo, a. Being before.
sli^Fcj*, -a aarhadj-di,/ I.Con-
fines,3aburbs; 2. jurisdiction,
rfsra^, -riJ3 BaUm, -mS, ?«.
Compliments.
4 ^0 siiri
ri®,-*? salfi:i,-Igfl,/.Familiarity.
fi;3e)0',-D3 savar (sanbSr), -rH,
OT. Slaughter, «. c.
sta^o', -03 8avar,-r&,m. Cavalry.
Sssae, -Sfiliv&n, -re,/. Excur-
sion on horseback.
SseiDnBD*, -OD aaviriffiir, -rJi,ff».
Horseman.
S330*,-^6am,-le,/. Question.
fiSBD* aaa&r, ii. Easy, e. g. a
lesson to learn: 's. k&r, t'.c:
despise'.
ri;53Dl>i,-c3j8a8arai,-ye,/. Faci-
lity.
?SJ5a,-D3jBa8ii, -ye,/. Refuge.
liiT^ -o3j 8&Bfii, -ye (der&oi),
Providence (divine).
?j?3^, -''^ aast (aasat), -Bti, /
Tribe, e. g. omnes tribus
terrae.
ri^B* 8&h&E, a. Of course,
aaoa, -c3j aahSi, -ye, /. Assi-
stance, help ; 'a. kar, z-, =help'.
tW-, -'en sal, -la, «. Obstinacy,
?JV3^^, -« sUiTol, -li,/. lu-
tercourse.
S^^, aaliit, a. Obstinate,
eJ ■ ■
ri,oi:f,-zsi> 8iimb,-ba,M. Nature.
7i>otZ'?i^Si saimbStso, a. 1. Na-
tural; 2. original (sin).
;i^ aait, id. Also (placed after
tho vrord modified).
7i^, -t53 sain, -nS, «. Army.
?i,OB*, -■S 84irii, -ke,/ 1. Rela-
tion; 2. betrothal: 's. zali—
ring has been changed'.
rijda siiro
Traa sadi
sJiSjs, -oso Bairo, -raa, »». l.Rela*
tive; 2. guest.
^ifooiij, -iisiBaiiiitii (sonnta), -^,
«. Spoon (/?. AT.)
s;srooS33o*, -D3 sauitTlkr, -rfi «(■
Massacre.
7o*/uosra:f -as ainnsir, -ri, «(.
World.
;;j°juor3^0 saunsKri, a. Laic.
?j°njo^o, -?j^ sannsyo, -aeS,
(itf/. Boansjii, -yS), ff». Suspic-
""■ [(big).
^TOotf^, --I, ainkal, -kli,/. Chain
;TOo'^jatru, -ws sILiLkoa, -ivl, m.
Bridge.
?i3on*, -fi Blag, -ge, /. Pulse,
(vegetable).
?jsio7^ aSng, ^'. Say.
sraoTTeia*, -as aSngSt, -tt, m.
Company; e. g^. he is good
company.
Ti^nnns'^f^, -ras aing&tpop,
-ttA, fi. Sociability, ». ».
^jDonsa^naJj, -35^ ain^tvSai,
-bS, ot. Cenobite, n. u.
S3oiTi>^ D3*ras:', -D3!ros3ei eSn-
e^tB rtrtp, -r5up5, «. Cohabi-
tation.
jjeionaSB singStS, postp. With,
at the same time. .
TreoTTeii, -3^ flSngiti, -tii, ff».
1 . Fellow ; 2 . accomplice.
m. Companion.
;!j3o^, -^ Binz, -je,/ Evening.
3ucioa' sand, zi. 1. Abandon; 2.
lose.
?reo3', -33 sint, -tfi, »M. Saint:
's. monnen = canonization',
n.u.
jrao3*, -4 flint, -ti,yi Fair,
?rao3^1»tB*, -He) aSatipop, -95, «.
Holiness.
73eJoC3*, -a sSnd, -di,/. Corner.
HBocraEi', -^s^sindln, -nni, «.
A kind of country cake (j>l,
■saadnaa or sannan)'.
niiodjs, -zs^ s&ndo, -deS, m.
Member, organ.
;7do£B* Bimpftd, v. Be entangled.
Tjsos^s^B&mp&dfii, ^. !>. I. Catch;
2. confound.
T^otJSO', -De) fl&mb&r, -r&, f».
The condiments, or seasoning
of curry.
?53oa3SV',-'paBiinh51,-15,m. Pay,
salary.
nuoiJaiV' s&mbSI, V. 1 . Defend ;
2. observe, keep.
?JS0WBV3!3*, -VBj, SraoMSV^,
-c5j s&mbfil&p,-!p&,». s&mbEl&i>
-ye,/. Keeping.
JTOi^o*, -i BSkar.-kri,/ Sugar.
RSftjao*, -03 Blgor, -rfi, m. Sea.
;csrtj»*, -^ Bigolij-Ie,/. Cultiva-
tion: '8. kiir, zr. = cultivate',
jrartjsffnso*, -oa sSgoligftr, -rt,
m. Cultivator.
?raA| aSgai, ». Convey.
nei^;^ B&z^, V. Is adapted to,
suits. [gain.
SeifeSjs, -fera; B5to, -tea, w». Bar-
sj-^a, -o3j afidi, -ye, / Female
garment.
I.., ...lA-ooglc
warfj sadu
nui sakSi
fj^zii, -na85du,-dT5, m. Either
of the husbands of two
sisters.
Tj^d sSde, a. Half (used to count
hours etc.)
SDtSJS,-n%8a4o,-4eS,»w. Bridal
dress.
srasr*, -r3 sSn, -ni (or s&sitso ft-
tor, -trfi, OT,), /. Whet-stone:
'sanikd^r, i/. = whet'.
JTOES*, -PBB fli5[,-n4,«. I.Oracle;
2. Hindu temple.
srsras;^, -cf sSnas, -n«i,/. Moth.
;TOr5 Bfinsi, v. Thrust, drive in.
Tisio, -3^ sSten, -tei, «. Xlra-
brella made of leaves.
srao*, -C3S flid, -dS, »». Crow (of
the cock): 's. ghal, v. = ctow'.
?njn=i(:*,-cra s%ila,~iA,n. Appli-
cation (study), effort.
riSzsDt^r sad&rd (tw-aSdita?), a.
Universal; ordinary.
?rad^R*, -ETO sadepo?, -■^1 n.
Simplicity.
TitiS^ altdo, a. Simple, sincere.
Rt)^ saf, <»/. Entirely.
?ra^^, -«3 Biftik, -ki, ««.
Crystal.
3jeitw, -MS saiju, -ba, »». Soap.
sradjStS^, -?ra sBmaa, -aS, »«.
i. Article {e.g. of merchan-
dise); 2. furniture.
samarti, -rte, samartkal, -ye,
/. I. Ability; 2. art, science.
•H30*, -D3Bar,-ra,?«. 1.
substance; 2. sap.
-pa, n. Transiibstantiation.
7530,-cajsari, -ye,/ Funeral pile.
sradjrs', -cS airun, -na, /. 1.
Besom; 2. stucco, plaster
('8ara.n' in 2nd mn.?).
?Jej6o, -05c saran, -rea, «• Dung,
manure, Lai, stercus.
;53Sfo sarken, ad. Exactly.
Hei^Fo, -BBoF s&rkeB, -rkeS, n.
Similarity.
^^'^J^F sSTko, a. \. Similar; 2.
exact : 'sarko asa=s resembles'.
-Fiif^, -573 sal, -IB, n. Hall.
Trao', -© sal, -li,/ 1- Bark (of
a tree); 2. the outer covering
of anything.
?rao^53tnj3, -ss^s) sUvaaanfi,
-aavS, «. Salvation, /r.
;3si^ eavo, a. 1. Sweet (not
salted); 2. a kind of insect.
?ra;oE3*, -?j3 aaaan, -ana, «. Eter-
nity.
TSh'^ttR.v^, -3 aaaerdot, -ti, m.
Priest,/^.
?a3;5:5j3F3^f«*, -F39 saserdoti-
poa, -iia, M. Priesthood.
sraJjj aaspi, V. Fumble; grope.
?jai;*, -^ sJI, -le,/ School.
sra^ff*, -9 ail, -li,/. Porcupine.
;ra*c3j3, -0333 saiiyo, - yS, «.
1. Spider; 2. weaver. .
SID'S* , -^ saki, -kSi, /. Evidence
(testimonium): 'a. sang tfr a.
di, 11. = witness'.
7^h HBO*, -era aakKgar, -rX, «■
Witness (tesli£j. ,
I.; - Y.oogic
^^J8F sirko
353* sJa,, -33j aSkaipStr^, -tra, «.
Certificate, n.c.
7m, -o3j s&i) -ye,/. Cream.
sjaM*, -JJ3 8&ib, -bS, OT. Lord,
master.
srejpRi*, -c5 aaibio, -ai,/! Lady,
applied es/>. to the Bl. V.
Mary.
^jsiHue^D', -oi> sSakSr, -rii, m.
I . Merchant ; 2. banker.
?raai)«,-^BSiili,"-}e,/ 1. Shadow;
2.^. appearance.
T^-Ju'Sk, -^ s&alisi, -86,/. Pe-
numbra.
jrawiidJS, -aa. sjiali), -M, w.
Teak.
roos*, -* sink, -ki, / Sneeze:
's. kad, w. = sneeze'.
A)on*, -A3 sing, -gl, n. Horn.
^ohs*, -?ia singlis, -sa, «(. A
kind of ape (black).
?ooJ3*, -23 8inz,-ji,/. Ashes (used
only for the ashes of Ash-
Wednesday),/-.
?0oC^ Bind, a. Valid, e.g. t, con-
tract.
^odo*, -OS sindar, -rS, m. Effu-
sion (of hlood).
roon^, -oSj sindfii, -ye,/. Valid-
ity.
rOos3*,-533 1 simp, -pdSi, ^. Scat-
ter, e.g. water.
rioaj, -c3j simpi, -ye, / Shell of
fish, (used also for 'spittle').
?03* sik, I/. Learn.
Ai^sika^ c.v. Teach.
?03SD*, -BD, sikip, -kpa, «.
Learning.
fi^J^T^, .c5 sikon, -pi,/. Instrnc-
tion.
hi^eJo, -fS^ aikoaaen, -neS, n.
Lecture: 's. di, 11. = lecture'.
?j^(lnt)D', -03 sikoupejir, -ra,
m. Lecturer.
?j^«''niBdjs 8ikpif>rsikqUo,'X.
Learned.
?jsi* 818, V. 1. Be boiled; 2./g.
agree: 'mak^ ani tuka siza-
nan=you and I do not agree'.
Scw^sizai, c.i^. Boil. j-.^^
AisaJ?, -^-Sj 8i^p,-zpa, n. Boil-
?oi3 , -:;«) si49, -da, n. Sail.
oJQ3 sidi, An af&x strengthen-
ing the original meaning of
a word, e.g. 'pida sida*.
kf^, -ms sin,-ti3,««. Complaint
(Laf. qtierelay. 's. alSri=<com-
plaio*.
h^, -33 ait, -tS, «. Boiled rice.
?ja, -oJj sidi, -ye,/ 1. Pitcher ;
2. bellows [n.c. in this 2nd
mn.y, some say 'tidi'.
kttiix^, -5 simiter, -ri,/ Ceme-
tery,/r.
Sjrf33.A8imt5i, f. Disperse.
?J0333Sire*, -J53 siyfisa? (ar ayi-
Bitfi), -na, n. Seat (of Pope,
Bishop elc).
?jd©5, -i airoti, -te,/ Plantain-
leaf.
fiVer sirkk, i^. Be entangled.
nJBDr^c^, -pI sirkBvoni, -ne,/-
(aersoni, -ni). Insertion,
?jtfjsr, -53»p- sirko, -rkea, »»,
Vinegar.
?jt3jBF, -eJ^F sirlo, -rlea, m.
Blood-sucker.
khrti, -6 sirsiri, -re,/. Cholera.
fiSo, -e^eip silen, -le5, «. 1.
Scourge ; 2. thorny plant.
Pimps', ^aucS 81709, siutti, /.
Seam.
fijf, -?ra BlB,-8a, «. Head; Lai.
caput.
}i-^ , -sra sie^, -85, m. Disciple.
?)S)Q*, -Jj, 8i8ar,-8ri,/. Crocodile,
Jii^o, -;«)^ sisen, -seS, «. Lead,
Z^t. plumbum.
?o^, -Hi)c fliso, -sefi, frt. Bottle.
Aj^o, -;5 sisli, -slo, /. Phial,
small bottle.
h-Ko, Aj^s sinn, sivfi, «*, Lion.
i^vuo sidfi, V. Stitch.
routto«e)0*, -OS ainntar, -ri, w».
Tailor.
sJjo3*, -ff3 sunk, -kfi, «. Tax,
esp. on inOTal>le property,
custom.
?ijo5^53Bo, -i^ flnnkSkSten,
-tea, «. Custom-house.
SjoiJ', -U sunt, -ti, /. Dried
ginger.
rijodJStf Bundor, see sondor.
^avf, ~Uf> Bumb, -M, «. Coir-
rope.
slos' Bofc, Jf. Get dry; sok&i, c. v.
;jj^,.g3 Bak,-ka,«. Happiness.
Sjj^ Buki (3e^ Bukhi), a. Happy.
si>3-iT3ra', -a snkids^, -di, /.
1. Moor; 2. dryness.
rfjiSjB snko, (J. Dry.
Bird. "■
?ij^, -4 snkti, -kte, /. Low
tide.
slowSjD*, -oa BnkrSr, -ri, m.
Friday.
rfjsJDflo, -E5i>, Bukhlnei, -nea,«.
Rudder.
rijtltS* Q snceii di, v. Prompt,
suggest.
?ij?^, -tS sua, -ji,/. Swelling.
Tii-sf 8UZ, ». ?<. Get swollen;
suzai, c. V.
j^jfey But, V. 1 . Get loose ; 2. be
split, e.g. beams.
jSjSjb^ SBtavo, a. Sincere (con-
■ fession).
siolja^,-^ Bu^ki, -tke>/- Free-
dom, exemption.
Tioa, -o3j Bu^i, -ye,/. Bundle.
?Jji3a.n*, -SD 8udka4, -4Ji, w.
Place of cremation, cemetery.
?ij:ij,n^, -oSj Budsudli, -ye, /.
Nimblenesa.
rijrfo, -ra^ Bunen, -pes, «. Dog:
's. vagat, -ta, «i.=hyena'(?)
rij3, -33 8utn,-tt, «• Thread;
'sut volfii gadi=3pindle'.
rtjanO, -0^ sut&ti, -rift, m.
Carpenter.
rfja^, -3^ Bnttn,-tt5, -m. Circle,
compass, circuit.
rijA, -S BUtli, -tie,/. (Ribbon),
twine.
Jiicrav^ Bttdai, a. Agile, active;
energetic,
slona?^ -Ci3j BudBiai, -ye, /
1. Agility; 2. self-control.
I _ ■■■ A'Oogfc
TiizS Suddu
^3=) seva
Sjn ^fir, -(Sf flnddnkarni, -rne,
/. Purification. flaw.
So^^i-iS 8an,-ne, /. Daughter-in-
sio^^ stifol, a. Happy, blessed.
;^dJeiD' sumfir, ad., a. About
{La/, circiier), moderately,
moderate, neither very great
nor very small.
;jjdJ5Oc)£^Bamirat80, a. Moder-
ate.
rioD, -5 8uru, -re,/ Toddy.
^05)3*, -S3 aiur&t, -ta, TO. Stingi-
ness.
rtJcreS BnrSti, -J. Stingy.
kIjSj, -S sum, -ve,/ Beginning:
'suruver or 8uruvent=iu the
beginning'; ■suruver tbaun=
from the b.'
jlidJonBO* snrnnyir, v. Adoi
?iid3o7rao*, -era surung^r, -pa, m.
Ornament: '8.kar,».=adom',
siidjss*, -3J3F flurup, -rp5,
Similarity, e.^. to God.
xbajsa* sJoodjao* surup sundor,
u. Beautiful.
riJoSjF Bttrye, V. Be eaten away,
as timber by worms^
rtjo3jsr,-olrarflnryo, -r^, OT-Sun.
Sj^ds*, -i suvat, (/r<7«. suit),
-te, f. Place.
TJj^T^Dtl* snradik (J>ron. suadik),
a. Savoury ,/r. and^.,£,^. fla-
vor ous commnnion.
Ai^, -oSj anvi, -ye,/ Needle.
?*)«, -oSj suli, -ye,/. Stake (a
pointed stick): >suliyergh&I=
disappoint' (^/^-)*
sbtf ^ sokiam, a. Fine, excel-
lent.
;5oUjo', -a® eetttnr,-rS, «. Child
of great-grand-ohild.
i^oS, -ojj 8endi,-ye,/. Tuft of
hair (used esp. of men),
^odJ3, -:$^ 8endo,-del, m. Tuft
of hair (used esp. of women).
;^5' sek, V. Foment.
A^, ~'m> sek (bet. jek), -ka, «.
Fomentation.
^^o sekin, ad. Finally.
AiUW, -!53 segun, -na, m. Vir-
tue.
;$rtjci aegnni, o. Virtuous.
:5^o, -o% 8eziiri,-pia, to. Neigh-
bour, i. e. living cloae.
^c^, -c&flenai,-iiiii,»»- 1- Writer;
2. teacher; 3. accountant;
4. superintendent.
?3f43*. -31! eeuet, -ta, «. Dried
plantain-leaf.
Ss', -33 8et, -tS, «■ Paddy.
?3^3, , -673, sepulkrn, -Ikra, m.
Sepulchre (used for the sepl.
of J. C.)
^tf,-Dei86r,-rS,*». Seer (measure
of weight=80Rs. or capacity).
;!3;iJ3Ftfuo, -33 aermaun, -v5, w.
Preaching,//'.
^djF senne {bet. leme), w. Be
ashamed, be shy.
;3deF?i, -^ sermoni, -ne, /.
Ceremony, fr.
^ra, -•& 6evi, -ve, /. Service
(often joined to 'teakri': 'a.
- tsakri').
„, „ L.oogic
^43 sevo 1
t^v*, -w^ savok, -k6, m. Ser-
vant.
S^kf, -iJ3 aevot, -(i, »». Issue,
end, £.£". God is oar e.; 2.
corollary ; 3. catastrophe.
?gtnj sen, s^. Eat (J. G. in h. com.).
;3¥\ifera seuti, z-. Fall.
?39ijilB, -4j% sou^o (8eoto),-to5,
OT. SaltBOD.
Ajio&, -cl> Bondi, -76,/. Muzzle.
^03*, -3S5ont,-U,ffi. 1. Feast;
2.670 (M.c. in this 2nd m».;
'besp' is used by some).
^vJBodJdo' 8ondor($^. siiniUr),^.
Nice, beautiful.
?3j3o^d^, -cSj Boudorii, -ye,
/. Beauty.
AAoa^fifr aompum or s&mpnr?,
a. l.FuU; 2. perfect; 3.a-
bundant.
:^o^^r, -cSj somparD&i, -ye,
/. 1. Abundance; 2. per-
fection.
^oSo aompen, ui/. Easily.
;3jao^^!!5', -f^ sompepo?, -nS,
«. Facility.
^o^ Bompo, a. Easy.
;3j3o&3' somb, v. Goaiaia (aida-
n&nt sombta).
;3j8^'?,-^ flokniii, -le,/ Wind-
pipe.
;Cjac^ ao4t^-l- Loave, abandon;
2. acqait; dismies; 3. remit:
pass. 'sut = bQ disjoined' etc,
^dxBo^i, c.v. 1. Repel; e.g.
thedeTil;2. untie; 3. unfold;
4. dispense, e.g. from a taw.
0 ^o* sop
i^TJSB^t -VS^ so4ip, -dpS, n.
Leaving.
;3j3^, -4 Bodti, -dte,/. Raffle.
4j9Q,o,-:1 sodnin, -i^, /. I.
Cession; 2. abandonment.
^ll^E3*, -f5 BodTon, -pi, /.
Salvation.
;^^J9!99C^, -Uti sodro^d&r, -Hi,
m. Saviour.
^JSR*, -f53 son, -jS, *M. Hemp-
plant, Xd^. crotalaria juncea.
^vJSEiA, -I^ sono, -9&, fs. A
month corresponding nearly
to September.
^JS^os,, -3?, sotiatr^] -ti^, n.
(var. sosBontri)), Independent
power, liberty: 'sot&ntratso,
a- a independent, arbitrary*.
;3jSio4,,-3^i sotantri, -triS, m.
King (absolute), autocrat.
;5j8io5, sotSntri, a. Having full
power, 'sotintri dut=pleni-
potentiary'.
;4J3D' sodjV. Seek: 'sodunkad—
find out*.
?3jSd,-t5,Bodna,-dne,/ Inquiry.
^Sjsn^o*, -D3 aodnSr, -rf, ».
Inquisitor.
;5j3fifraOon*, -na aonanSring (or
Bola&ring), -gB, «. Orange.
^tSe'D', -OB BonSr.-rtjW. Gold-
smith.
^^^o, -rl^£ aosDen, -I11IB&, ff.
1. Cypher, zero; 2, gold.
J^Biratf, -03> sonrtr, -^ «.
Saturday.
;^s:f , -zjc) sop, -pS, m. Leaf
(for manuring trees).
I.., ...lA-ooglc
^^S5 SOpa 1
P^jaBsaR*, -53^ aopi?, -piia, «.
1. Dream ;^. small verandah:
'sopnant pod=/. fall into a
dream, have a dr.', or iei.
'maka sopan podtfl'.
;3j3^s*, -3B sopnt, -tS, w. Af-
firmatioD or denial of any
thing, with 'khirentB etc.=
truly'; 's. ghal=affirm or
deny', as ahove.
;3j»^, -io^ Bopo, -pea, m. {or
Bopan, -na, ».) 1. Open veran-
dah; 2.beQchorplatform made
of earth in the verandah to sit
on.
;3j3Si^, -c3j flopnikU, -ye, /
1. Beauty; 2. riches.
;3j8J3* sob, V. Get nice.
;3j5!Ji sobiii, c. v. Adorn.
;3j3e3^.-c3j 8ol)ii,-ye,/. Beauty.
;3j3i53* sobitjii. Nice, beaatiful.
;lsfi)3^-Ci3j flobiUi (or gobii),
-ye, /. Beauty.
^jssa', -HD Bobd, -bdi, ff». 1.
Word; %. tone.
^ijsiouoraso*, -D3 sobdtobaii-
dar, -ra, «. Dictionary.
;3J^^a^J, -n^ sobhan, -75, ot.
Temper, nature, character.
^Jizi^Sff, -Era soman, -na, «-
Week,/r.
;3jsrfj3cdja, -olra aomayo, -yeS,
m. Occasion, e. g. of sin : 'pat-
kantao s.=o. of sins'.
;iJB;irao', -oa Bomar, -ra, m.
Monday.
l^diasirE^, -CTO somorpau (ff/"
Bimarpi?), -pa, «. Offering.
1 sjan?^ sovai
^JS^JBiF Bomorpi, if. Offer.
;$jadjSA, -c3j somoi, -ye, /. A
brass lamp for a table.
;^jB:j:3 Bomza (or soumsa), v.
Understand.
^Oj5^, -o3j Bonyikai (or
BomaonUi),-ye,/. Understand-
ing.
;3j8Ajsc3, -t4 Bomao^il, -ije, /.
Intelligent.
jjjso*, -tra 8or, -ra, »». Necklace.
;3j»dJ3, -ira-8oro,-rea,OT.Arrack,
(comprising 's. dobrad' and
's-tibrad'): 'nibbor 8. = strong
liquor'; 'ras' isakindof 'soro'
of the worst quality; 'soro
piyello* drunk'.
;Sj3dfl33', -srar florop, -rp5, ffl.
A serpent (cobra capella).
^JS^F«,-^florpo!I,-le,/ Small
chain.
fJjsaJ, -o® aolii, -18, «. White
tamarind. (?)
;3jsdJ3n', -ns aolog-, -j-fi, »».
Young pig.
;^6j3vu, -^3 aolon, -rS, ^n.
Defeat, confutation.
^Aa, -trae soIZo, -Ilea, m.
1. Treaty of peace; 2. peace;
3. confederation.
^J&os i>n?D^, -0? sollya^ar, -ra,
»». tionfederate.
^©^ solvi, c. V. Defeat, confute:
'8olva=be defeated, confuted'.
;6jan^ Bovai, «. l. Cheap; 2.|;
3. \\ when used alone; ^-/g'
dull ('s.budvont').
,.,■... AlOOglC
^3o
i^ii. hatti
;3J3do soreii, aj. At the same
time.
^^, S7k 80vo,-Tea,M. Curse.
A&^:SjSji' Bovoyetso, a. Custo-
mary.
^^. -c3j 80Toi,-ye,/. Custom,
habit.
tSjss'. 8oi(, a. Distinct, clear,
evident (truth).
;3j3sj* bob, v. Suffer, tolerate,
e.g- a religion.
fiSi^, - T^ HMO, -aei, m. Hare,
rabbit.
^.A^^ Bosnik, a. 1. Patient;
2. Buffering.
;3js?o'ffSA, -o3j floBnikW [or bo-
Bnig&i), -ye, / Patience, to-
leration : 'a. kilne=be patient'.
pSjSiru Bou, V. I. Abuse: 'gali
8.=say imprecatioDB'; 2, call
nicknames.
s'se)^ Bonkis, ad. Slowly.
S^ffsssi, -c3j Bonk&Blii, -ye, /.
1. Peace; 2. ease: 'm&ka b.
nafisi am not disposed'.
■^'^^■^:^^Ms& soakBB&yetso, a.
Peaceful.
T^flo, -R^ BODnen, -n^ »■
Calling nicknames.
Ti-^t,^ tfo* BtSpSn kSr {or stt-
pis»f), V. Found, n.c.,Cn.
^4,-4 Btiti {or fltati), -ti, /-
State, condition.
r^tf stir {or aUr), a. 1. Firm,
constant; 2. valid.
stirasuD, -nS, »>. stirpon, -tiS,
n. Firmness.
?itJi3oQ, -& atirajindsi, -^se,/.
stira-&Bt, -sti,y^ Immovable
property.
??^{:*, • tS3 sn&n, -n&, «. Ablution,
H.K.
Altos', -33 Spirit, -tS, m. Spirit,
ghost, /r,
^tf, -03 apor, -rfi, ot. Spur.
;^o^ Bvanta {or aonta), a. Own,
n.c.
7^_,zf or Ti^s^zf, -oi) av&d (or
au&d) or Bnrad,-dB, /o. Flavour,
taste,
sj-aaj t'^ :^Cij, -oiJeiBvimi or
sami (or sJumi), -yi, m. Lord.
So-
^oauo', -Oil hank&r, -ri, »*.
Vanity, pride: 'h. k&r, j'.=be
proud'; 'hilukaratso, a. =
proud*.
^0730 h&nk&ri, a. Vain.
iS*rt3*, -a httigit, -ti, / Cir-
cumstance.
H
^g,, -'ffa hikkn, -kks, «. Right
{Lat.jus)^e.g. r.todoatbing.
E^rto, -n^liagen,-jre6, «. Hatred.
30^0* taiiz&r, 1. Thouaand.
aSUj, -^ hitti, -ne, /. Sheep,
fold.
ES3?g hatya li
tfa^cf, -o^ hity&r, -r&, «.
Weapon,
sdcJ^tf hidakiir, w. Aoneftl ,
temper,
s^KTs^ hibba (ie^ abM), i«'.
An exclamation of surprise.
^^136)*, -573 tamal, -li, "*■
Bearer (of a palanquin).
OoDUOJWa^, -O harSmitsai, -li,
/. License (excess of liberty).
!o3tScJ, -03 harebira (or arebira),
-ril, m. Drireller.
ao^Fo, -OeteF harden, -rdel, «•
Breast.
SB^iJsrD*, -DD li5rbSr,-r5,w». 1.
Care; 2. influence (Divine):
'h. kane=take care'.
jocSjfts* hiryek, a. Each, every.
!dc3jF^^ haryeklo, «. Every-
^^r lUrvo, fl. Unripe.
j^da, hiiko, fl. Low, humble.
Dodoso*, -OS kiTald&r, -rfi, »».
Sergeant.
26^, - 3% havoj-vea, «». Climate,
weather. ,
^o'^i -Ci. ''^^*' -8ti,/. Elephant.
Son^n^olraSx haBtip&yBtso, a.
Elephantiasis.
3g^C3*, -e haiad, -Idi,/. Saffron.
3g^,-v^ halt, -lt&,M. 1. Modera-
tion, temperance ; 2. measure,
dimensions: 'neson maka h.
zata=tbe dress fits, suits me'.
sJ?,, -^ wm, -lie,/. Village.
KDon* Und, !<. Pierce (with
horns), gore.
3 e=);3j3 haso
K^odJB, -11^ Mndo, -4efi, ?».
1. Caldron; 2. coffer.
3o()o^9^ hIiiitKl (I'd''. hSntal), v.
Spread, e.g^. cloth,
(Eafl*,-* bak, -ki,/. Great noise,
clamour: 'hak ani bob, -be,
/.=great noise, clamour'.
msrf hSff, i>- Void excrement
(go to stool).
gESJ^JBEB*, -c5 hSjon, -ni, /.
Dysentery, looseness ; 'rigta
h, = dysentery',
2o-awo* hazar, a. Present.
ESsSj, -2, hazri. -zre,/. Presence.
ao3G*, -C3s) had, -da, «. Bone:
'hadant3= skeleton' (/. only
bones).
2csn* had, V. Bring.
^oSS*, -33 bat, -ta, m. Hand,
Es)iJ3a*, -3^ hator, -tr5, «.
Bamboo-mat.
3530*, -D har, -ri, /. Kow, line;
series; ■harin, ad.=iu line'.
Ws)O*,-03h5r,-rfi,ff». l.Acertain
serpent; 2. food,
25353' hai (pr 81), V. Be moved;
haiai, c- V-
haUp, -Ipa, «. halogen, -aea, »,
Movement: 'halo«nen = caus-
ing movement'.
Eei;^* has, Jf. Laugh: 'hastso,
(Z. = ridiculous'; h&aai, c. v.
3^^J3, -77^ baso,-8ea, »i. Laugh,
■haseak gbal, d. = ridicule'.
aoBjSjasruo^js aij*, -te) haso-
untso at, -^, OT, Comedy.
iooFfi hing 1
loorf, -7X3 hingr, -ffS, m. Asafis-
tida.
fcoo*, -03 hind, -45, m. Herd.
4)odra,, -C3?,5 hlndlo, -dlei, w».
Hammock.
aoi#i3^,-4 hikmit, -ti, /. Trick,
artifice.
&)tf^ASj3 hikmatitso,!!:. Cunning,
subtle.
fcssSjs, -o^ hilfiro, -reK, tn.
Hint: 'h. ai, !:'.'=hint'.
3o5foo, -Se). hinn, -vS, n. Cold;
<b. kbiltfi = I feel cold',
adjoa, -oSj hnii^i, -ye/. Cheque.
j^odjav* hnmbol, v. Root oat;
also /j^. e, g. abstract the
heart from.
iSj^orfj*, .\ hnknm, -kme, /.
Order, command.
Eij'tforfjso* hukiundSr,<i. Power-
ful. °
i&j3d* hujir {var. cjir), postp.
In the presence of.
e^a^V*. -e lintvol,-li,/. In-
i ^^ ksera
sijd} hnme, V. l.Pant; 2. per-
spire.
adjwi, -4. hnlkn, -Ike, /. Flee
(of dogs etc^
Bijs^a, hnaksi,^. Excite, e.g. a
dog against.
33j;3j^,-JTas husko, -Bkei, «.
Anxiety.
^cC^f^, .-^3 heddnpos, -n&, «.
"Dnpolitenees.
EoiSia*, -e3 herej, -ji, w. Heretic.
:3^o,-^J^hemmen, -mm^, ».
Vanity.
^SJiSBO^, -■* hoiU,-kIe,/. ^<v.
okSI <?/ 7okU, -kle), Bride.
a^jsr^^ hogolsi {par. obolsi), v^
Praise.
SojarraAbogd&i.i'.Lose: 'hogdiiiB
ghe, ii.=loBe'.
EoJSi^, -OS tor, -ri, wi. A number
of people going together to a-
marriage feast.
^ssit"^, -5? horet,-t&,ffz. Bride-
groom.
^BS*, -f53 kiii?, -n5, «. Moment:
'teii kifiii=at once'.
KS
^ ^,-:Jj3 kiem, -m&,m. Healtb
{H. ^.); 'kSemftr a8a=ia well'.
■ Google
APPENDIX I.
KONKANl PHRASES.
The following Phrases have been jotted down, just as they occurred,
without any attempt at arrangement.
Jivak borefi n&n.
Vel pad k&r.
Tap jeta
Maka soukasai nan.
Dangro marla.
Nimano Sukrar.
AUeluyatao Sonyar.
Mimano Brestar.
SasnaSi jin maka luelta.
I am not well: /. to the life
good ie not.
Waste time: /. make bad the
time.
I sttflFer from fever: I. fever
comes.
I am not disposed, e.g. to pray:
/. to me ease is not.
It has been published; e.g. the
announcement.
Good Friday.
Holy Saturday.
Maundy Thursday
/. Everlasting life is found to
me. This 'mejta' is used very
often to express 'to receive
something'.
Devafien nEun hesten kSdnaka ; Don't take God's name in rain.
or DevaiSea nava^ an adi^d&d
diunak& (pi.').
Shuk Itigta. I am hungry: I. hunger is at-
tached; so, 'tan lagta=I am
thirsty'.
Tiln mar. Quench thirst: /. beat thirst.
Yek&ts jevan jeunfc rftja asuUo Fasting day : /. day on which
dis. it is allowed to take only
one meal (rl.).
Paskan6e p&rbe siLmoye ja tea
TOlin.
Bavadtatso akt f eta.
Teats h&ti.
Enrpa amkan labta (or lagta
or melta).
Vatak (vfttak) glial.
V6t ts5.d asa.
Dudi; kad.
Bas kiia.
Aun bezar pautaii.
Aun duk pautan.
Mukar gbal.
TaBer birmot dovor.
Upadea m6d.
Utar m6d.
Ta6e tsakrek lag.
UpkaraiSin (or upkara pasun)
argan di.
PatkaniSi (or patkan pasun)
maka duk diBta,
Rubrub pole.
MornaBe tftnir.
Tets gbadiyek.
Maka biuii kb^ta.
Jezus KriataiSea payan pod.
Undea^e dakone thiiiD.
At Eaeter or tbereabout: /.at
the feast of Easter or at that
time.
I know tbe act of faitb : /. the
act of faitb comes to me.
Jast ia that way, or in the same
way.
We obtain divine grace ; (or,
grace is attached or is found
to us).
Expose to heat, e.^. a wet cloth
to the auu.
It is very sunny, e.ff. weather.
Milk.
Behnke: I. eat scolding.
I get tired: /. trouble arrives
to me; or 'maka bezar zata,
or bezarai zata'.
I am sorry: /, I arrive (to)
sorrow.
Propose, e.ff. a truth.
Pity bim: /. keep compassion
on bim, or 'taCi birmot dovor'.
Transgress tbe command : /.
break the command.
Break one's word, promise.
Serve bim: /. apply to bis
service.
Thank for the benefit.
I am sorry for the sins : I. for
-sins to me sorrow appears.
See with your own eyes.
At the point of death.
In tbe same moment.
I feel cold: /. cold eats me.
Fall at the feet of J. C.
Under the appearance of bread.
Kedea vela.
Ka,Iit k&rn dillea 8&ta6er rirod
yeunfien.
S&rgar farikpona pasun bob
mar.
Yanteak meltii.
Obe pnrtipon mojea ftnt&ak&r-
naiSen.
Enrsafie malic.
To knrpe bit&r asa, jh patk&nt
Modeaner.
Aai teS, tb&raSen.
Am£ea bhesaSe k&ide.
To maka rag ad&ita.
Suruver (or surrer).
Sirfip gbal.
D&mir 8&rpMt&.
Tafii kakult kSr.
Soput gb&l.
Aum&riaditso livrQ.
Falsapoaan zo^nlleo T&sta.
When, whenever.
To resist the kuowa truth.
Cry to heaven for vengeance.
Partakes : /. (be) is foand to the
part. We may say also:
. 'vanto mEka melta=a part
is found to me'.
During the day, or 'disafieS
velar'.
Receive all my heart: /. receive
the fulness of my heart ; iet.
■purten mojen 3jit^sk3,rn gbe'.
At the foot of the cross.
He is in the state of grace, or
of Bin.
At midnight (or 'mode ratir').
And the like : /. and of that
kind, eic.
The duties of our states.
He provokes me.
In the beginning.
Curse or abuse.
(He) falls on the ground, (Lat.
cOdit super faciem suam).
Pity him; or >maka tafii birmot
dista=/. to me pity of him
appears'.
Affirm or deny something, using
's&t (truth)' and the like. It
is, in fact, a mild oath.
He gets angry : /. be becomes
on anger; or 'ragar rauta' :
this may mean also 'be keeps
enmity'.
Immoral book.
Things acquired unjustly.
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128
Bargeania badi pr&ka&akpaun-
tBO ve}.
Kh&mbe&k bfindun marlo mar.
B&T&dtar or baradta thMo B&ma
fis&'t.
Ebandar kuris T&voita.
Yea riiy^nt ruzT&t kitea?
Amkaii mag-^eatso adhar l&btft.
F&TOte jinsin, or iayotea pfi>r-
mane.
Saimbavorto jlr.
iLkman adta.
Yets kudin.
Ant&Bk&rD bhetili,
K&in patak aslear.
G&rz astanad ani padri me}-
nati^Uea velar koj^eni bautizm
diuyet.
Hostu^ea ani sore^iSea sarkeaa.
Fatkiak s^rg ant&rta.
Mo?ala,i sarko.
Khiot Torta.
Sasna&i jin melunk kiten k&ri-
zai?
FeleaSe& g&rzank pavazai.
Nemaillea vaidea bitftr.
Santa kursafie \&A.
Sirap podlolo.
Dawn of reason: /.titae(oQwbich
children arrive to the light
of the mind.
Bonnd to the pillar, he was
scourged: /. bonnd at the pillar
was beaten strokes.
As regards faith, they are right :
/. upon faith or in faith.. . .
He carries the cross on the
shoulder.
About this what proof? how
do you prove this?
To UB is applied the help (fruit)
of prayer.
In a worthy way.
Supernatural life.
Brings offence; causes, creates
offence.
With the very same body, e.g. we
ehall rise.
Offer the heart (raise the h.)
If there be any sin.
In case of necessity, when a
priest cannot be had, anyone
may baptize.
Sub speciebus pants et vini.
To the sinner heaven goes lost.
Fit to move (the hearts).
I. Brings sorrow; is sorry.
What is to be done to get
eternal life?
We must help the necessities of
the neighbour.
At the appointed time.
Draw (make) the sign of the
holy cross.
Cursed.
A'OogIc
^irvad melyllo.
H&zarauiSe h&zar.
Angoneo p^.
Ehalte zaan ts&laz&i.
Kovi jini Ediir.
Taka tsfid pavazai.
K&n asullo aikoadi.
DevaiSer aud B&ntos paatafi.
Vompto podlolo.
Yer koa disunk nan bfigar Jezu.
P&rv&ta voilo deunlo.
MoDunk laglo.
S&ktEok soukasai meltSr.
Dimbiar podlo.
- Dh^ir ghe.
Jin jie.
Falea aitarS.
FaleatBO aitar.
Tenan zalo.
Bin p3,v4i.
M&sl&t Ur.
S&ma Toi" ya nfiin?
Ani kiten
aBiilled?
taM ane kariet
Forman bhair s&rlen.
KUfi r>atso z&lmolo, b&gar
DevatBO.
Taka B&bar pirai zUli.
At diB s&rlea nprant.
M&ka k&rk&r zatat.
Eobar gha.
Blessed.
Man; thousands, ZaA milUa
millium.
Keep the vowa, or 'a. BEmbal'.
We mast walk obediently.
Lead a new life.
To him more is to be given.
Qui hdbet aures audiat.
I reach (feel) (to) joy in God.
Fell upset.
Nobody else was seen but Jeaus.
He descended from the moun-
tain.
Began to say.
To all peace is found (every
thing is in peace).
Fell on knesB.
Take courage.
Vitam vive, live a life.
On the next Sunday.
The next Sunday.
'He got no', 'I do not come',
refused.
Cause to arrive tJie debt (pay).
Make plot, conspiracy.
Eight, yea, or not? (is it right
or not?)
Should he have done something
more? What more could have
been done by this man ?
Ad order has been Issued.
Born not of blood, but of God.
To you much age became ; you
are old.
After eight days passed.
I get vexed.
Take news (take' information),
i.-...iA'00glc
YeR mSikSt &Di tukakiten podlan?
S&bar 16k t&6e pati l&gla.
Tuji khusi zalear.
Hat sod.
Vauradiank lai.
Vait kfi,r.
Yeka poiseak voptao.
Tuje vaten vote.
Fayaok fator lagta.
P&riksa ghe.
Tek asvas sod.
Mar g est za.
Hak mar.
Bau uskea Tirait.
Answer is found ; (it) is answer-
ed.
What have we to do with it?
Man; people were attached
after hira (. . . . followed).
Si vis; if yoa like.
Extend the hand.
Hire workmen, Lai. conduc
operarios.
Do wrong.
I agree to \ of an anna.
Go on your way {It. va per la
tua stradd).
To the feet stone is attached
{Lai. offendere ad lapidem).
Taate, (make an examination).
Lat. Emitle suspirium, sigh.
Travel {rare).
Make noise.
Remain without care: be at
Titleatso ugd&s &sa.
Yen &sen zaun amin kiteS san-
gufi?
Ul&itolo monan ailo.
Durbol &nt&sk&raa&e.
Tankta titlefi.
SfldanSe p&rmfine.
Eumgar kaneunk, souSsaran-
tlea sukha bit&r rod sukh.
Eedala {or kedea veja) ?
F&ls&D profetan visyant zi:grat
r&u.
As macb I remember; this is
all that I remember; or 'tit-
leuts = that is all'.
This being so, what shall we
say?
He came to speak, {he came
saying I'll speak).
Za/. Pauperes spiritu ; poor in
spirit.
As much as yoa can.
According to always (custom).
/. To receive commnnioa among
(over) the worldly happiness
great happiness (is).
At what time?
Beware of false prophets.
i.-...iAi00glc
Yen kiten itlea loka moden?
EoD tumSe bit&rlo?
TaiSer deuntsar asa.
Ld.z bogta.
Jiyont asa.
Aille vaten gelo.
Mezar asa.
Korean jibania alS,ita.
Boro paus.
Don gundiat TOr.
Taka s&lam k&r.
Tuka Band.
Zuz di.
G&Tz podta.
Sasuafiea sasi^ak.
To motir nafi.
Devak niyal.
Sarken mag-nen.
E^lit k&T.
Anavit Sinti^en.
Hat lai.
To Tolager asa.
Jeva^ kad.
Mirio podleat.
Donun podlan,
(M&ka) ugdas dista.
Bagil kad.
Uo30r fiiot.
Dubaa cint.
§6n kad.
L&e marts.
Eadlolo man bhorn di.
Miaar.
What is this for so many ?
Quis inter vos? who among
you?
On him is the devil (he is pos-
sessed by the deril).
He feels shame: or 'taka l&z
dista'.
He is in life, alive.
He went the way (which) he
had come.
He is at dinner.
He speaks in new languages.
Good (strong) rain.
Push out the boat into the deep.
Salute him.
Deny thyself, abnega teipsum.
Make war, give battle.
Neceaeity falls, it is necessary.
For ever: I. to eternity of eter-
nity.
He is not in his senses.
Think of GJod, meditate on God.
Good prayer.
Manifest.
Rash judgment : /. unjust j.,«.ir.
Apply the hand, touch.
He is at Mr. Tol's.
Get dinner prepared.
Folds have fallen.
A (rain)bow fell (appeared).
(To me) remembrance appears.
Open the door.
Hate.
Doubt.
Take or spread cow-dung.
Asthma beats (attacks).
Restore injured honour.
During mass.
i.,,....iA'00glc
Jir sodti po}e.
S&rry bhailea tMr&n dak&itai.
Argan dtunfieant vel kb&r&izai.
M&ba patkant as^Uea m&niiiii
kiten k&riz&i?
Am£i jii^ amin 83,rki k&riz&i.
Bud ghe.
Yea bit&r BombU p&vazai.
Bomb&i ravunk bbou kh&rts.
Aun tuka poinak bbair kfidt&n.
E&likotak bbair a&v\o.
Tuka pati yeank kitio vel l4gat?
E&s&le aloSenin anga §iloi?
Tuka poinant auk zalengi?
To poilots Totenn asullo.
Tuka kain k&s&li T&atif zSi
zaleilr, moje lagin mag.
To retso fisa.
TuveS Siutlea parmane ul&ilo.
Botnb&i gellea relfir tujefi kam
k&rtoloa.
Look leaving life, i. e. gaze; and
80 this 'jiv Bodn' is used in
many otber similar phrases
to express a high degree or
intensity.
We must show in the whole ex-
terior
We must spend the time in
thanksgiving.
What must the man who is ia
mortal sin do?
We must amend our life.
Ask advice: /. take advice.
By this time he must have
reached Bombay (I. wittiio
this...)-
To remain at Bombay is a great
expense.
I start you (I enable yoa to
start].
He started for Calicut.
/. To yon to come back how
long time will be attached?
With what intention hare you
come here?
Have you been healthy on your
journey? /.toyouinthejoar-
ney has happiness been done?
He should have gone before.
If you want anything, you hare
only to ask me.
He is about to go {PeriphrasHc
conjugaHoTt).
He spoke your thoughts: I.
according to the thought by
you.
When I shall go to Bombay,
I will do your business.
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133
Bombfti poin k&rteleank Htlo
vel lagta?
AuD bore bolatkent asan.
Aufi mojea bhavak meltolon;
or maka mozo bbau meltolo.
To maka k&lit k&rnastanan yo-
tsoD asayet.
Aug votsuDk ptiro monun 3.Tea
mo] leu.
Tuff k§-ifi pan Bombai asulloi?
Ann kumsar zaun yek T6r8 zait.
Nftgar yetologi, ya paivaten?
Ten s5.tgi, or ten Toigi?
Pausan mar&g ntrunk nozo za-
leat.
Gadi Totsunk nozo.
Yek marog katarla,
Tuka poinar boren varen mel-
leflgi?
Mozo yek ist.
Utsambol da.ryo.
Karvar vetso marog.
Mol 5ar tb&r asEt.
Maka boren yonkonk yeta.
BoreS yek yarefi ailear, do^
TOmti podunk puro.
Kain bben uan.
Maka vait k&rta.
I. To those who go to Bombay,
how long time is applied ?
I am quite well.
I shall meet my brotber.
He may have gone without in-
forming me,
I said that X might go.
Have you ever been to Bombay?
'k&iSswhen, ever'; 'pun=at
least'; 'k&in pun = at least
over (ever)'.
After I confessed, it may be one
year.
Will he go by aea or on foot?
Is it true? /. is it truth, or ia it
yee?
The rain has made the roads im-
passable: /. by rain the roads
got impossible to be crossed.
The carriage cannot go.
A r-oad has been opened.
Had you good weather dur-
ing your journey ? (a good
wind...)?
A friend of mine.
Rough sea.
The road (which is) going to
Earwar.
There are four rates of fare.
I am very much inclined to
vomit.
If a gale of wind come on tbe
boat, it might be upset.
No fear, there is nothing to fear.
I am sick: 'aan vai^ kiirts,£i3il
do evil'.
DoQ haln d&iyo maka pad karta.
Yekekleak Deu k^rneaa p&T-
mane tsat&itolo.
H&mal disak tis m&ilan vetat.
S&kal doTOr.
VotBun poje.
Taka Idtefi zai pole.
Angas^r.
Tun k&sale zatitao?
KhiiiiiiSe bidint rautai?
To yea gauntsogi?
Serant (p4tnant) kh&in&ek^e
rautai ?
Fr^y&tnar as^.
Eain yek k&m k&rn kaneOear,
boreC
Taka kam zalaa.
Taka yek kam zai mon khusi
asa.
Taka kam zaunk nan dekan,
pati yeunfiear asa.
KSiT monta.
To pMis&rta.
Maka todoa zait-
Tujin g&rfiia.
Taka ghan yenan.
Eain illefi jeank ad.
Gadiyer thaua podlo,
Tumin vadazai mon aun khasi
yortafi.
The sea makes me sick by the
roUiDg of the boat.
God will render to every one
according to his works.
The bearers (of palaukin) go
30 miles a day.
Put down.
Go and look : /. baring gone look.
See what he wants.
Here up (_2nd Loc. fern, of
angatso^of here).
Of what caste are you?
What street do you live in?
Is he a natire of this country?
In what part of the town do
yoQ live?
He is trying : /. is upon effort.
You should try to get an em-
ployment: /. if you would
get some employment, it
(would be) good.
He has got some employment.
He desires to hare some em<
ployment.
As he did not obtain any en>
ployment, he is about to re-
turn.
He tells to do.
He goes back (he scruples).
I may be late.
Your family {neut. gender, as
it contains men and women).
To it odour does not come
(does not stink).
Bring something to eat.
He fell from the carriage.
I wish that you should increase.
Baipst k&r.
Aun taka khuddi; poleitolon.
Diya kfi.rn.
Sildyak.
Lamb mS,nis.
Motvo m&ilis
To armonium vazta,
F&riksa paaar zalo.
BekadaSi bbet diunk ailo.
H&vo boro z&unk suru zata.
Eamar asa.
Eitleak iktai ?
Daryo tlifi.nd asa,
Udak vodta.
Aniki utrafi.
Ad find paunaka grestkayent,
b&gar Derath&in.
Tnjea kamatso hiiiikar k&rnaka.
S&k&t T&stu duTor.
PSs&nd pfiutiia.
Suru damp.
Pident SrS^.
Tnji pirai kiteS?
Maka paro zaleo, or Eun puro
zalofi.
Eitle g&nte z&le?
MoJQ g&dialir {or g&diali p^r-
mane) don g^nte zale.
Don zaun (or marn) at minutan
zalin.
G&dialir (also gjidialar) dh&
marliiigi?
Samar dbS, marCifii zalin.
Learn by beart : e. g. 'lisaun
b.k.'
I shall see bim myself.
Please: ^.making kindness. '
For the present.
Tall man.
Short man.
He plays the harmonium.
He passed the examination, yr.
He came for a visit of compl:
ment.
The -weather begins to be good,
He is on the business, be is busy.
For bow much do you sell?
The aea is quiet: /. cold.
He draws water: 'udak v6rta =
he carries water'.
Some words more.
Do not feel pleasure (boast) in
riches but in God.
Be not proud on account of
your work.
All. things (are) smoke (vanity).
Reach approval (I approve).
Principiis obsta: I. abut the
beginning.
Is in sickness.
What is your age?
I got tired: I. I got enough.
What o'clock is it?
It is two by my watch.
After two struck, 8 minutes
passed,
/. Has on the clock struck ten?
It is nearly ten.
Ikrank dha minutaiL asat.
SoTai ikra g&nte zaie.
Ikra zaanko&nt.
Faunen bara voranzalln.
GMial muk&r tsgrlta.
GMial 10 TniQutan mukar {or
p^ti) podta.
Yedol moosiir.
Te^lta zalear.
Z^ai voir kadn, gadial portuo
tsM&i.
Yeg&diS,lik tsavi diunci podta.
At disank ;ek pauti tsavi diunSi
{or diuncefi) giidial.
Ta^ea ten ani cikke sobit kd,riet
asijUen.
Taka isiA mol podunk nozo.
Nal m&r.
NaliQ kon,ak mar.
T&aen zalear.
Ts&trS,i kiinghe!
Fantear.
Bori nid yeta,
Aaa dakti nid kadtalon.
Tuvec utuUea fara kelleS poi-
len kam kgrsMen?
Dant gastac
Lisauii k&r.
Dis udelogi?
yrmal doTOr.
It is 10 minutes to 11.
It is a quarter past eleven.
/. Eleven did not become.
/, One quarter less (paunen)
12become, itisqaarter to 12.
The watch goes before, or 'pati
podta=ifaU8 back', or 'soukaa
tsiilta=goe8 slowly'; tjr'vegifi
ts^lta=goe3 quickly'.
The watch is ten minutes fast
(or slow).
Till now {or 'atafi p&riant').
If it happens (that is) goes.
Having drawn np the weights,
make the clock go again.
This clock requires winding.
Eight days' clock.
He might have made it a little
more handsome.
It ought not to cost a great deal :
/. to it too much price to fall
is impossible.
Fire off the gun.
Fire off the gun against some
body.
H it he so.
Take care!
At daybreak.
I am very sleepy: I. good sleep
falls to me.
I was taking a nap.
What is the first thing you did
as soon as you had risen ?
I clean the teeth.
Learn the lesson.
Has the sun risen?
Put on. the turban,
iK,...i-,.CoogIc
Taragavant {or pHrgavant) vo-
tsunk taka nakbusi.
To gelleii kam zalengi?
To vegin gara jetolo mon taneiL
boreillen kagad maka paulea.
Az lalea.
To jikunk purogi?
Manglura thaun EociS kitleii
poia?
Vait vastunSer diit ghalnaka.
Moje s&rsile votsa.
Yimkond fayo karn gheta,
Amiit DeTaCi kurpa zodfii k&si?
DeuntsSrrak md^nSa toUo sod^i.
Harden bod&i.
•Apun apnak, Deu silmestank.
Sevot pliri^nt
Devatie kbuse khal.
AufL tam&e tb&in soukasat do-
TOrtaS.
Patak ototik kalok adta. -
Patak dhiHir tsukaita ani atmea-
iSer DevS.tso sirap podaso
k&rta.
Aua ^& yek daklo ditau.
Saitanan Judaci po9 kangheli.
To taCea &dhikara khal zalo.
Kaiats na,iii. . . .Mgar, , . .
He has a great aversion to go
to a foreign country.
Has the business for which ho
went been done?
/. It reached me the letter, (in
which he has) written that
he will soon come home.
To-day (or) to-morrow.
Is he likely to be successful?
How far is Cochin from Manga-
lore?
Do not put the sight on bad
things.
Go far from me.
Causes man to deserve bell:
I. making worthy of bell
How is the divine grace to be
obtained by us?
la it not? Lat. nonne'i
Expel the devil from the man.
Strike the breast.
Every one for himself, God for
all.
Till the end.
With subordination to the will
of God.
I leave you my peace.
Sin brings darkneaa to the mind.
Sin deprives of courage, and
causes God's curse to fall
upon the soul.
I will give an argument (or
example) for this,
Satan took possession of JudaB.
He became subject to bim.
Not only but also.
Cintn&n DevfikildeD porti.
Zuz mand.
Anvar taje th^inSen pois k&rauk
Devalagin mag.
Toad ukten zainaft.
Favo te poria t&ka man dizai.
K^ia. . . .bilgar. . . .
. . . .visyaat sodoa k&r.
Eurpetso pans.
Deu g^rve^k lotta.
Boren.
PMkaiifieo vodnio mod.
Amal pijelo.
Beabru kSr.
Vilstur nes,
Lek ghe.
Rin paTOi.
Tsaita.
Tuzo atmo hogdaun ghetlear
yen kiteak upkarta?
K&st maka podta.
Doleant r&gat natullo manis.
Bolaiki mar.
Udi mar.
Hatant vavoi.
Konak kumkek asfieo.
To moji pat sodiDaii.
AiSe razvatik p^vitri^ puetikant
yek dist gbal.
To title piso zauak paulo ki to
khuniye^ea patak adarunk
paulo.
Turn your thought to God.
Arrange a war.
Pray God to turn from you
calamity.
I cannot express (ineffable).
Honor him in a due manner.
Not that . . . but; Lai. non
quod . . . sed. Hal. non gia
che. . . ma. . . e.g. 'to bhage-
vontank apounk n^ia, bagar
pa,tkefink apounk alio'.
Inquire about. ....
Shower of grace.
God resists the proud (man).
Well ; 'tsid borefUsbetter' ; 'bhou
tsad boren=very well'.
Break (resist, root out) the
einful inclinations.
He got drunk.
Maltreat.
Put a dress.
Take an account.
Pay your debt.
It happens
If you lose your soul, what does
this profit?
I have a loss.
Cruel man; harpy.
Drink to the health of. . . .
Jump.
Carry in the hand: 'hataa t.=
c. with hand'.
To be of help to somebodjr.
He does not leave me.
For the demonstration of this
look at the Holy Bible.
He reached to such folly as to
commit the sin of murder.
i._ ■■■ A'OogIc
To mollis sastrak ang tsuk&ita.
Yi vSatij pad zaun tin dis zaie.
EuBkut bhor.
Bhuk aoi tan raota.
Bontso fulta.
Motint had.
To jiniyeCea sevotafier asa.
Vo sevot amkaiQi rakta.
Bakun asazai.
Silrriji ami^n mornaSe gh^ient
aBa.
Dusmauai^a adiii podta.
Somzonefii vat.
Kiskefien vortepon.
Kitlen ts&d amia atao bhiye-
taun, titlen uijen am^en bhen
zatelen.
Mag-neatso polio £61 to.
Amin Derak bhiyelear, amfii
bhirant mornaSe tanir bhou
uni zateli.
AmCen dh&n mon Devak diun
taka bhaliad.
Tujen m6n Devakfide vod an!
8S,rga visyant fiintunk lai.
Devak soinorpun di.
Baatizma5en nit&l angleu.
TuveS patkant pod&ea taven
mag-neS muniSen kb^lleleatso
£61.
Vaar k&rteleano aoi rojiS
vavoiteleano moje k&de yeya.
That man is indifferent to
religion.
This thing is already lost, or
spoiled.
Give a little to drink.
Hanger and thirst get still.
(He) makes long faces.
Bring to mind.
He is at the end of his life.
This end attends us too.
We must be waiting, watching.
ing.
All our things depend on the
moment of our death.
(He) falls into the power o£ his
enemy.
Way of wisdom.
The greatness o£ the danger.
The more we are a£raid now,
the less we shall be afraid. . , .
This is the first (effect) fruit o£
prayer.
I£ we fear Grod, our fear will
become very little (less) at
the moment of our death.
Having offered everything to
God, let us be wholly devoted
to Him.
Raise your heart to God and
apply it to think about heaven.
Offer to God
The white robe of baptism.
Your fall into sin is the fruit
of not praying.
You, who are labouring and
carrying burdens, come to me.
A'OogIc
Mag-neS amkaa Deva lagin
yekkot k&rt&.
Tujen ilnt^skSra siirgak nkol,
Tuka Cinten bhor.
S^rgak dole lai.
Jivo bavadt, thir bMrvaso,
p& rip urn mog.
Amin kbusi paua(e& m&iigaa
magijUefi diun&eli prae S,mkaf(
khuli paTanatyllea mfLnsan
magyllen diuok t&yar asaua-
gi!
Goppe mar; tsoulio mar.
Tap deanta.
Mol deuota.
Manar ulM.
Za.it vor.
EboteponaniSe gude.
DukaDtao da,rjo.
Tujea hatant asa.
Asa sdd.
Morn paulo.
Pran 36d.
Yeneii b&in, teneiL n^in.
Eagad Fedru6ea n3,var boriLi.
Sovoi k£d, or s. m6d.
MfiQ pois k&r.
Ambad^ di; sular (or kadiyer)
gbal.
Db&ir tsuk&i.
Topi kad.
■Suk duk.
Eanak Taingio band.
B3,lbud lagta.
Tetik dar ; bittik d&r.
Sopan podta.
Itii gbal; panti gbal.
Prayer unites ua to God.
Raise yonr heart to beaveu.
Fill you with the thought of . . .
Look to heaven.
Lively faith, firm hope, full love.
Are we ready to give what is
asked by a man contrary to
as rather than what is asked
by a man who is pleasing to
us?
Say exaggerations.
Fever abates.
Price abates.
Speak ill (/. on the honour).
Gain a victory.
Mountains of iniquities.
Sea of tears.
It depends on you.
Despond.
He died.
Die (leave the life).
Here is a well, there a river:
there is no escape.
Address the letter to Peter.
/. Break the custom.
Alienate, /. make far the heart.
Disappoint.
Deprive of courage.
Uncover your head.
Divine dispensation.
Flay tricks.
Dote. [are.
Compel to service. Lot. angari-
Dr earns.
Plait the hair.
Basik mel&i; rasik vod; raaik Heap up.
sagsi.
Tembe tembe podonk s6d.
Taka dist podli.
T^ntiaS ghal or, t. dovor,
Badti di.
Tombu mar.
Sntti^ ghal.
Sut ghal,
Kiyalant budla.
FiisaDt ghal,
Dak&l k^r (pust3.kaat).
E^seni zaundi.
Eante vor.
UtraS toudar asat.
Tsukoa ghe or pSriyar za.
K&p&t dovor.
Gnnak podta.
Lagin podta.
Tondak yenan.
To y&mkoDdantlo daiz.
TJjeatao dau marta.
Miliik^t melta.
To maka khnntean marta; to
makii van en marta.
Eamak podtso.
Zomp mar.
Silsar kilr.
To seri gbalts.
Neson maka hd.lt zata.
Jelm&t kad.
Maka ani tuka sizanan.
Oovak gbal.
Varen podta {or v. deunta).
Vompto ndiiro podti.
So?ai budfoat.
Let fall in drops.
He bad an apparition.
Lay eggs.
Give promotion.
Pitch a tent.
Draw a circle.
Thread.
Is in deep meditation.
Put into snare.
Register.
At any rate.
Excite.
He has the words on his tongue.
Get rid of.
Eeep enmity.
Be efficacious, e.g. medicine.
It comes near, e.g. the meaning.
I cannot tell, e.g. wishing to re-
member a word.
He is condemned to hell.
^. The heat of fire is beating.
Gets an audience.
He despises me.
Useful.
Pounce as a vulture.
Despise, /. make easy.
He puts dung : expression used
to despise a man.
The dress suits me.
Level.
We do not agree.
Expose to dew.
Wind is becoming less.
Boll down, upset,
1^ wise, i.e. somewhat foolish.
Nakhusent podlo.
Pakafi futtat.
Palafl futtat.
Yea mez telteo lEgtfl.
Uskar Bod.
Aug un zata.
Tap sutta.
Motint kh&nts&i.
UloQen deunta.
Kanun tsiilta; k. podta.
Ugdas pavauan.
Gh&diye gbadiye.
Ealzatso ist.
Pad k&r (vel, dudu).
Pati phade.
Disa disi.
Kopal&r mirio ghal.
Dukin lihorlolo.
Duvrak ghal.
Tondak big ghal.
EayaSe dostint rigta.
Ng,mb&r maka gun ziilfiD.
Gablan deunlifi.
P&d^u zata.
Hagak Men di.
Beu deuDtsSr natutlo m4nis.
Pike kes.
Hasear ghal.
Boro rombla.
Dubavar sang ; hSltao sfing, ,
Hat badil.
Aii;en az, pbaleafien phalea.
Rovani bos.
He fell into disgrace.
/. The feathers are breaking.
I. The roots are breaking.
This table feels smooth.
Sigh.
Have a slight fever.
Fever goes away.
Imprint into mind.
Conversation flags.
The law has force ; or loses its
force.
I cannot remember.
Every moment.
Bosom friend.
Spoil (time, money).
Behind before (used in many
phrases in quite different
meanings).
From day to day.
Wrinkle the face.
Full of sorrow.
Expose to smoke, fumigate.
Put a lock to the mouth (/g.)
Gets the favour of the king.
The case has been decided in
my favour,
(He) got the gill.
Be defeated.
Give vent to anger,
Man without God (and) devil,
i. e. impious man.
Gray hairs.
Laugh at,
(It) put deep roots.
Guess.
Pass from hand to hand.
Live from hand to mouth.
Hatch.
Kaiiant podta.
Ean aikanan.
Sumar anga.
To pati phuden karta-
Notak laglo.
Talo podia.
Moto talo.
Donko gbM.
Vomptea kolsear udak ghal.
Dis pole.
Dive lai.
Mol band.
Taka vid laglea.
Tujen karbar k&Eea asa?
Dole modta.
VoQOt portuQ ghal.
Zoke doTor.
Beroz gbal.
Tin dis sermann kela.
Akmanantn bbor.
Ganaa ga.
Giidak lai.
Nisturai ts3.I3.i.
Vod na,in or Cintanan.
Aka kiten montat?
Naun dovor-
Boreri nauD pad k&r.
Ad pod.
Lagsilo B&iro.
Maka kobar nan.
Volo kad.
PS:rman k^runk lai.
Yera viSyant.
Moje podve bhair.
PedruiSi pat dhar.
■ V61 lai.
Hear; e.g. news.
I do not hear well.
About here.
He hesitates.
He hit the mark.
He became hoarse.
Thick voice.
Hop.
Make useless work.
See (the sun) what o'clock is it.
lUumiaate.
Estimate ; despise (as good for
nothing).
He is a little foolish.
How are your things?
Hint (by moving the eyes).
Put down the wall.
Keep with care.
Levy a tax.
He made a long (tedious) ser-
mon.
Heap injuries.
Sing songs to cause sleep.
Wash clothes (expose to potash).
Proceed tyrannically.
No matter.
How do you call this?
Put a name (name).
Destroy the good name.
Take a nap.
Close relation.
I do not know (I have no news).
Pull the oar.
Tender an oath.
Otherwise, as to the rest.
Beyond my power.
Overtake Peter.
Baptize (solemnly).
i.,,....iA'OOglc
E&kkS,r doTor.
Toudar pole.
Lonts kha.
Sad ghal.
Taka pdng podlau.
Vater ghal,
Piifinan§>r b6A.
EbuBe pS.rinane tsil.
Yeka budin or y. motin.
Maka Fedruci Tolok asa.
Navar borei.
Tirp di.
SermauB boro rigta or b. b.
lagta.
MoQ Toi k&e.
Varefi gbal.
To maka a&ito lekta.
Thind k&r, or nivai.
Yaitiik vor.
PSrSiSatap kSnghe.
Yek h&z&r rupoi taka lek zata.
Mojefi mon taiie th&m boren
Tsai TOts!
Yen maka laganan.
Taka dole diBanant.
Maka l^z dista.
Udak pi;eank lai.
Aun tumSi riat magtan.
Zuatar bos.
Man bborn di,
Thodea lekatso mollis.
Varefi ghe.
Bag niuta,
Pat&l jibesto manis.
Lamb jibesto maniB.
Take long paces.
Be partial.
Take bribes.
Crow,
He has got a hump.
Abandon.
Abjure.
Comply with.
Unanimously.
I am acquainted with Fetor.
Address (a letter).
Giro a decision.
The sermon makeB an impres-
sion.
Conciliate.
Fan.
He is my relation.
Calm.
Take amiss.
Be Borry.
/. To bim the accouat is of
1000 Rs.
I have something against bim.
Away with you!
Tbia does not concern me.
He is blind.
I am ashamed.
Box (vlg-.)
Take into kind consideration
(my request).
Be in a sesBion.
Repair the honour.
Man of little account.
Take air.
Anger abates.
Man of thin tongue (f^-)
Man of long tongue (/g.)
Patar bosai.
Dhair ghe.
Kh^rtB bhorti kar.
Itbaran di.
Kbodi kad.
Parear gbal.
Kisk utarlea.
Biyeunk lai.
Ean phutla.
Dudu golM.
G&r pad podlan.
EuTa|e katilr.
^ L&jek ghal.
Vogo ravoi.
B&dli pole.
Vottu ghal.
H&ng nati^le zaleaan.
BolTOnt paus.
Aun kiibul asan.
R^id lekun ghe.
, MakS tatso gurti; aea.
Usuas eodunk di.
Tondar jiusin mar.
G&r kiirn ran.
Kosak pants aneafi lekan.
Aug kadta.
Taka aui aka gsnt.
Ardokuro sikpi.
Golo Ciddi.
Bit&rle bit^r las.
"" Tsoriyen yor.
Citki mar.
NfLkeSu ul&i.
Pod mOQ.
Ontli k&m bos; ukodyan bos.
Huddo BambilJ,
Maka 8e\ zalea.
Hat lankda biiri zata.
Enthrone.
Be of good cheer.
Cover the expenseB.
Give on credit.
Criticize {vlg.).
Pat under guard.
The risk is over.
Cause to fear, terrify.
My ear ia broken (fg-).
Handle money.
The house fell to ruin.
Use exaggerations (vlg.).
Confound.
Put to silence.
Act for.
Put together.
We are quits.
Heavy rain.
I consent.
Acknowledge the receipt.
I recognize him.
Let me recOTer(/. let me breathe)
Retaliate (in words).
Settle.
At four annas a league.
He shivers.
They are similar, they agree.
Half-learned.
Suffocate.
Smoulder.
Make contraband.
Snap the fingers.
Speak through the nose.
Say (sing) a song.
Squat.
Stand on dignity.
I got cold.
The hand becomes rigid.
Duk d&mbun dovor
Lasi/llen toad.
Gunyaukar k&r.
Mot tsukon podt&.
Eudkean kudke k&r.
Don disantBO.
V&reak di.
Nakii-an
TaiSe lagia aunboreponfin&sarn.
ThUiu lagia.
Arnun b&nd.
Vompto udaro ghal.
Viirga T&rgi k&r.
Yekfi p&U yek.
Nal bhor.
Far mar.
Profesi g^dun yeta.
Jiv kiir.
Bas kha (burgeaak).
Atn&l niul^i.
Mon kuskon.
Makii lek nan.
Ti astri mireita or mironi k&rta.
Uzuad do}eank topt&.
Pondleao doleaniu pole.
Voi band (gbal).
Jib koTol.
Bim atrai.
Sopni sirantin Sintunk nan.
Manamana kar.
Eanant simpti gbal.
Motik bhar kHr.
Ea^ band
Hatak lagta.
Eat T&kil.
Tsaltea kamak lai.
Repress your sorrow.
Surliness.
Condemn.
He swoons.
Take to pieces. ■
Of two days (temporal).
Winnow.
Tepid.
I am on good terms with him.
Thereabout.
Tighten.
Turn over and over (».^.)
Transfer (from one office or
place to another).
By turns.
Load a gun.
Shoot.
The prophecy is fulfilled.
Bring to senses.
Scold (the children).
Get clear of drunkenness.
Coldly, without affection.
I cannot compute.
That woman is going here and
there chatting.
The light dazzles.
Look furtively.
Fence.
Hold your tongue.
Insure.
I did not think a bit of it.
Mutter.
Tease, play tricks.
Take pains to consider.
Make a bundle, make a band.
Is palpable.
Pettifogger.
Secularise.
i.^...b,.CoogIc
Malia ugdas viB&rta.
Yi bab nkti kiir.
K&seu pani.
Kh&ingi dusre kiide.
Fai pindun ts&l ; lamb pai kad.
Ean fod.
Mojea potant dukt& or mojea
pot z<a.
Taka jor aila.
Taka mar ailea.
Kiti podtat.
Tliap mar.
Hari barin yetat.
DuvraiSefi tarun .... lagta.
Mhor fod.
Th&raTOj rong lai.
MUnis th&raTol al&itM.
To topak bostfi.
To botaniSe tembetiier tsMta.
Taka jhint mSrli.
S&ma T&Dte gbe.
I forget.
Solve thia case.
Somehow.
Somewhere else.
Stride.
StUQ.
I feel pity for.
He got a fit.
He got the plague (y^.).
Sparkle.
Slap.
(They) throng.
The steamer touches.
Unseal.
Variegate.
Men speak different things.
He is contemplating.
He is proud.
He fainted.
Go shares.
APPENDIX II.
DIVISIONS OF TIME.
The year is, as regards seasons, divided thus: The Erst general
division is into 1. gim, and 2. p&as, i.e. dry season and
rainy season.
*F&ns' comprehends (as constituting the monsoon) June till
August or September, inclusive. 'Gim' extends from September
till May, inclusive.
Gim is subdivided into 1. 'hiSve dis = cold season', and 2. 'ubale
dis cr ukde dis or ubal=hot season'. The 'hinve dis' comprises
December, January, February; the 'ubal' embraces March,
April, May.
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Tlie year is, again, divided into months, also differently reckoned.
It begins more or less with the 12th of April. The last of
each month is called s&nkrSnt. The names of the months are
aa follows:
From aboat 12th. April to about 12th. May = Pliag:£:a.
„ „ May „ ,, Jane = fiesso.
„ „ June „ „ July = KSrtinfirol.
„ „ July „ „ August = Afi.
August
„ „ September „ „ October = NirnSL
„ „ October „ „ November = Qanting^I.
„ „ November „ „ December = J&rdo.
„ „ December „ „ January = Fer&rdo.
„ „ January „ „ February = Paiiiting6|.
„ „ February „ „ March = M5i.
„ „ March „ „ April = Snggi.
N. B. These months are almost unknown in the town, and even
the non-christian Konkans do not use all these names. The
English names begin to prevail among Christians. Many
Hindu Eonkanis follow the Eanarese months; Brahmins foUow
the solar months, which however are different from the
English months.
Each month is divided into weeks (= soman or apto), and eacb
week into days, the names of which are the following:
1. Aitar=s Sunday. 2. Somar=Monday. 3. MongJar = Tue8day.
4. Budvar= Wednesday. 5. Brestar= Thursday. 6. Sukrari=
Friday. 7. Sonvar=Saturday. All of masculine gender.
Each day is subdivided into 1. SSkalin= morning. 2. Donpars=
noon. 3. Saaz = eyeDing.
Eat, -ti,/.=night.
More minutely, each day is subdivided into 1. Yor=hour;
2. arden T0r= J hour; 3. kalden Tor = J hour; 4. ghMi, -ye,.
/. = moment. But the Konkani moment is equal to 24 English
minutes, for one hour is divided into 2^ ghadio; 5. ftrdi gh&di=
I mom. (12 min.); 6. kaldi ghadi=^ mom. (6 min.); par =
3 hours.
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APPENDIX III.
SOME OF THE PRINCIPAL FRUITS AND
TREES OF THIS COUNTRY.
Akmt, -% n. Walnut.
Ambo, -bei, m. Mango.
AmsSit, -El,/ Prepared tamarind
fruit : 'ointB, -ce,/. = tamarind
fruit'.
A968, -98&, n. pine-apple.
At, -tS, n. is called 'at' also in
Portuguese; it ia big and
very sweet = custard-apple.
Aralo, -lefi, »z. Myrabollum.
Baji, -je,/. A kind of vegetable.
Bhend^'^^i n.Lady'S'finger(Teg&-
tai-le).
Bit, -%i,/. Ebony.
Bobleo, -ble&, n. A fruit like a
white pumpkin, (gourd).
Bor, -r&, n. Jujube, apple.
^bUtBo nik, -H, m. Casuarina
(Europ. tree).
DSlimb, -ImbS, n. Pomegranate.
BiBmicen z5d, -4S, n. A tree
with red flowers(shoe-flo wers).
Dendiir, -rS, m. Cedar.
Biuteopo9oa,-ii8&,m. Bread-fruit,
/. jack-fruit of the island of
Diu.
Dndio, -diS, n- Pumpkin.
Dutro, -treS, m. Stramonium.
PopSl, -pl&, n. Betelnut.
Oand, -dl, n. Sandalwood.
flnlob, -hi, m. Rose.
Halid, -Idi,/. Saffron.
KSling, -IngS, «- Wafer-melon.
Eangi, -ijye, /. Sweet potato (of
Mangalore).
Eanpir, -ri,y^ Coriander, [sar).
Kntekuvor,-ri,/. Aloe {H.K. lo}i-
Eipns, -psfi, m. Cotton.
E&rando, -de&, m. A creeper with
frnits similar to, though
larger than, potatoes.
EBmt, -\^, n. A small fruit, wild
cucumber,
Ktkutli, -tie,/. Nettle.
Kilzro, -re5, m. A plant of
proverbial bitterness (nuz
vomica).
ESzu, -2U,/. Caahew-nut.
Kelen, -lea, n. Plantain; (for the
kinds of it, see Dictionary).
Khaznr, -zr5, m. Date.
Ebobren, -brea, ». Dry cocoanut.
Eindal, -IS, ?n. Tree good as
timber.
Eismis, -se,/ Raisin.
Eobn, -b5, m. Sugarcane.
Limbo, -beS, m. Lemon.
H&ifol, -U, »■ Gallnut.
Manpatri, -tre,/. Absynth.
Mart,-ti,/ Tree good as timber.
USaling, -gl, n. Citron.
MiTB&ng, -ge,/. Chilly.
Hogren, -^S, rt. A sort of encum-
ber.
Mo^en,-8:re&,n.Arabian jasmine.
Ung, -gi, m. Green gram, used
in mEtking puddings or conntry
cakes. [(radish).
Xnlo, -le&, m, A kind of root,
N&ring, -rng'&, «. A fruit similar
to a sour orange.
nrl, -U, m. Cocoanut.
Paipo^fli, Wild jack-tree good as
timber.
Per, -i\, n. Guava.
Petarli,-rl8,/. Mallows.
Podrolen, -le&, «. A long-shaped
fruit.
P0908, -98S, nt. Jack-fruit.
Pottei, Jack-tree good as timber.
PopSi, -ye,/. Papau.
fi&z&valo, -\b\, ■m. A sort of
gooseberry.
S&ulo, -Ie&, nt. Teak.
Sol, -I&, n. A fruit called by some
white tamarind; used instead
of tamarind.
S09, -ufi, fn. Flax.
Sonftring, -m^ «. Orange.
Ten4l6n, ~^t&, n. A good vege-
table.
Toregn, -gnS, «. A fruit very
similar inside to oranges, but
bigger.
Tousen, -sei, ft- Prickly cucum-
ber.
Tsbnpen, -pe&, n. A tree with
white or yellow fragrant
flowers; in Latin. Michelia
Champaca.
VSingen, -geS, n. A kind of ve-
getable; brinjal.
V&16ibSji,-je,/. A very common
vegetable creeper.
Vftso, -ae&, -m. Bamboo.
Vod&tBO rnk, -kS, tn. Banyan
tree. [tree.
Terndi (yendi), -de,/ Castor-oil
Ziifol, -IS, n. Nutmeg.
Z&mb, -bS, m. A fruit similar to
a little apple, with stones
inside; an edible fruit.
Z&mbo, -bel, m. Tree good as
timber.
APPENDIX IV.
CERTAIN WEIGHTS AND MEASURES
OF THIS COUNTRY.
a. Weights: Ser, -rS, m. 24 Rupees (seer).
R&tiD, -tia, vt. 40 Rs.
Rupoi or tolo, -!e5, »». One Rupee,
men, -9&, m. 28 Ratlins.
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, Measures of volume:
Kattott, -(88, n. j (or also |) £
Ser, -r&, m. 80 Bupees.
Eilsi, -le,/- 14 Seers.
Mndo, -deS, tn. 3 Eillgi.
Linear measures:
rut, -ti,/ Foot (English).
a6tt, -ttS, ». Span.
Var, -ri,/. Tard or 3 feet.
KM, -K, «. 23 feet.
SanWg, -kli,/ 11 yards.
APPENDIX V.
CERTAIN COINS.
'Bis, -sS, «>. reis, -b&, mt. ^ Fie.
RuTi, -ye,/. 1 Fie.
Tfirn, -re./ 2 Fies.
Dedki, -ke,/. s&kfts, -sS, ffi. p&n^o, -ne&, m. mxWW, -15, ;
Quarter-anna, 3 plea.
Foiso, -aeS, m. Doda, •da&, m, 4 Fies.
Tin t&ro, ded poieo, ^Anna or 6 pies.
Kuli, -le,/. Don &neS6i pauli, Silver coin of 2 annas.
Tsikrn, -kiK, m. Silver coin of 4 annas.
Ardo nipoi, -pij^, ^n. ^ a rupee.
Tak rapoi, One rupee.
Vera, -r&, tn. 4 Rupees.
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APPENDIX VL
CERTAIN AKIMALS OF THIS COUKTRY
(CHIEFLY SERPENTS).
The general aame for serpents is 'jiudad, -di',/.
Ajyo, -gyl, m. Cobra alkali/a (viper).
Ari&l, -li,/. A green snake, not poisonous.
I)iT64f diad&, m. A non-poisonous snake, very long.
nUrn, -r&, m. A large serpent (boa).
Eandern, -t\, m. Poisonous, small, brown s.
Sanefo, -fe&, m. Black, small, poisonous s.
FernSI, -1&, m. Large serpent.
Sorop, -rpa, m. Cobra capella (serpentin, -ni,/).
Ter&len, -leB, n. Similar to 'divM'.
APPENDIX VII.
COLLECTION OF RELIGflOUS TERMS.
These are half Portuguese: they are put here, howeyer, as being
necessary to understand the people.
Dispo^tea Derosaai, Daily devotion.
Hfig-pen SantiBsima Trindidik, Prayer to the H. Trinity,
ll&g9en r&ko9 bodreSk, Prayer to the guardian angel.
BST&dUtso &kt, Act of faith.
B&rrasaatfio, &kt, Act of hope.
l[og:&tso Bkt, Act of charity.
Den bkir&ntici dnkn, Act of attrition.
Den mogfoi dnkn, Act of contrition.
P&tk&nJii dnk^i Sorrow for sins.
Dnkitflo fikt, Act of sorrow.
Hfig-nsQ jennoeli &di3, Prayer before meals.
Argan jenle& nprSnt, Thanksgiving after meals.
Bore jinsin moreen, To die in a good manner (good death).
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Vizit pi^eronttk, Visit to the sick (pet. pideTont&k poleunk veSea).
Sikof, InstractioD.
Im&a, Statue.
PrQBt&Q, Consideration.
De75ei kiknlt, Mercy of God.
S^rg^ 7or, Bring to heaven.
Otre?, Desire (of seeing God),
Ladin, Litany.
Amoi k&kajt kar. Have mercy oa as.
Amoi mo2&t kar, Pray for as.
Viniti kl^ &inan pSsBn, Pray for ns.
Aitmon kamsfir zSunk, Preparation for confession (or bet. 't&yiir&i
kum. ..,').
Akt DeTik nttjtso, Act of the presonce of God, /. act of medi-
tating God.
Akt nentnSyetso, Act of hamility.
Akt knrpS tnSg-nnk, Petition for grace.
P&tkgci rikat&i, Malice of sin, I. poison of sin.
Aitmon komnnifiun fheank, Preparation for Communioa.
Horn, z&dti, yemkond {or yemkondsM keast), s&rgineefi suk, Death,
judgment, hell, eternal happiness.
Somi&6en Pais&nn, Passion of our Lord.
Saibiniceo dnki, Dolonrs of our Lady.
Somi&JieQ jirontpo^, Besnrrection of oar Lord.
Estas&un, The way of the Cross.
Sinz, Ashes (applied only to those used on Ash-Wednesday).
M&rtir Sni Bigp, Bishop and martyr.
Eonfessor, Confessor.
Anku&r, Virgin,
Somorpon I^arjefien, Ded. Eccl.
HeUo, Dead.
ESIea Mifl, Mass for the dead.
Eant&r Mis, High Mass.
Bftz&r Mia, Low Mass.
Serm&nn, Preaching.
PurSon (or Pur'iSflBaon), Procession.
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APPENDIX VIII.
FEASTS OF THE YEAR (THE PRINCIPAL OKES).
Adrant, A.
Natftl, Christmaa.
OitST, Octave (of a feast).
Oit&ra bitoTlo, WitUa the octave.
B&r&ntsD dis, Epiphany.
XpipbSnU npr&tttlo poilo AitKr, Ist Sanday after the Epiphany.
Jezniei nIvScen Fest, Feaat of the Most Holy Name of Jeaas.
Sinjitao BudrSr, Ash Wednesday.
Earezm, Lent.
Pal57Bt80 Aitir, Dom. Pass.
B&mfitso Ait&T, Dom. Palm.
F&skSntso Aitfir, Easter.
S&ib ear8:&r vetso sont, Ascenaion.
Korpas Srieti Fest, C. C.
Pentekoet, Feotecoat or Whitsanday.
Santisaima Trind&ditso Ait&i, Feast of the Most H. Trinity.
Uontioen Fest, Nativity of the Bl. V. M.
Sirmicen Feat, Fest. B. M. V. de Monte Carm.
Vot^u a&ntfineen Fest, Festum Omnium SS.
Apoatln &ni Svanjelist, Apoatle and Evangeliat.
APPENDIX IX.
CERTAIN CASTES.
Amongthe non-chrtstian Hindus: l.Braman. 2.Zftin. 3. Bout.
4. Divor (toddy-drawer). 5. Paria or Mfir:
theae are called outcasts. Of thesefive caates
there are many subdiviaiona, e.g. Sarasvat,
Eonkno, subdiviaiona of Bramans.
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Among ike Christians : 1. Baman. 2. Tsarado. 3. Sudir. 4.
Gaadi. The Bam&nB (Eng. Brahmins)
are subdirided into many classes: ia
Mangalore the following snbdirisions are
found :
1. Sirudegar (the highest class).
2. Aldengar ( „ second „ ).
3. Cnt^nangar ( „ third „ ).
4. Divodegar.
5. Natnolegar.
6. Sasragar.
- 7, PuruTargar.
8. Maidegar.
N.B. These names are said to have been taken from the Tillages
of Goa to which these people once belonged.
APPENDIX X.
NAMES OF POTS, etc.
Baldi, -Ida,/. A large vessel of skin to carry water in.
B&n, -n&, ». A vessel kept in the bathing-room.
Bava^en, -4e6, «. A lid, or cover.
Borai, -me,/. A large jar.
BoJi, -ie,/ Plate.
atin4 boei, Soup-plate.
Budkolo, -le&, m. A small pot for cooking rice in.
BuySun, -yiv5, «. Jar.
Cemba, -b&, m. A vessel of metal, almost like a sphere, used by
all for carrying water, milk, etc, in.
Cikrq, -krB, »■ Gap for tea, coffee, etc. (if with handle).
Gargulet, -ti, «. Pitcher.
H&ndo, -de&, n. Caldron.
Jldi, -ye, /. Jiri, -ye, / (?) Earthen vessel to carry water in
(large one).
Ekd&i, -ye,/ Caldron.
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KSil, -li,/. Frjing pan,
Kolso, -aefi, m. A large vessel to carry water in.
Kompri, -pre,/. Larger than 'badkulo'.
ZAp, -pS, ». Any deep vessel without a handle.
Komdo, -^el, ft. Almost any cylindrical resBel, long.
Enn^Is^i -diet, n. A vessel for curry.
Enndli, -die,/. A vessel for rice.
UUti) -lOi/- (dim. mlil^nl, -\\, n.) An earthen vessel from which
poor persons eat.
H&ndo, -^eS, tn. A >ban', but of a small size.
Modii, -dke,/ Pot.
Pir, -ri,/. Saucer.
Poljin, -?5, n. Dish, tray.
Poni, -bi,/. Any vessel having a spout, e.g. coffee pot.
PokUi, -la,/. A leather vessel for carrying water in.
E&ndon, r&nnS, m. A vessel for keeping water in, in the kitchen.
Sidi, -ye,/. A large vessel to carry water in.
Tiibak, -bkS, «. Dish.
T&mbio, -bii, m. 'Cembu'.
Tast, -stS, n. Basin of metal, also a common pot de ckambre.
Tondor or Sondor, -ri, m. Vessel to make country cakes in.
Toplen, -pleS, n. A vessel for cooking, of copper.
Y&lni, -ne,/ A vessel for cleaning rice in.
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