Sanskrit Glossary for Buddhists and Hindus : Consonants

SktGlossC3-12.htm

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1. Sanskrit Documents ||संस्कृत शब्दार्थ || = स ं स ् क ृ त ,
- https://sanskritdocuments.org/dict/dictall.html 181222
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2. ¤ Student's Pali-English Dictionary, by Maung Tin (name later changed to U Pe Maung Tin), (ref: UPMT-PEDictxxx). Downloaded copies in TIL HD-PDF and SD-PDF libraries:
- UPMT-PaliDict1920<Ô> / Bkp<Ô> (link chk 190114)

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Caution: My main difficulty in learning Skt-Dev, is to become familiar with horizontal conjuncts. I've no choice but to rely on my knowledge of Bur-Myan and Pali-Myan, to come up with a compromise in giving the akshara-equivalents, knowing fully well that it would not make my pronunciation of Skt-Dev any better. It might even a detriment. But since, translation is my ultimate aim, using the motto of Shin Kic'si -- the Buddhist grammarian praised by Gautama Buddha himself -- I have to be content with what is available to me.

To aid me in my task, I'm preparing a Sanskrit Glossary for Buddhists and Hindus , based on the Sonority Scale, in which begins with Consonants and Vowels last: an arrangement used in Bur-Myan dictionaries and glossaries:
The original Glossary files given by Sanskrit Documents has become so unmanageable in size that I've to divide it into sub-files. Since, I'm including Pali terms from UPMT, I've to subdivide down to columns :

This file is on Row #3 Columns 1 & 2

Entries on Skt from SktDoc are in Devanagari characters, and
on Pali from U Pe Maung Tin (UPT) are in International Pali characters.
Be careful to check diacritics when using UPT.

{t³a.} ट
{ht³a.} ठ

Pali terms for row3

डयते (Dayate) = to fly
डुकृञ्करण (DukRiJNkaraNa) = grammatic formula ``DukRi.nkaraNa''
डुकृञ्करणे (DukRiJNkaraNe) = the grammatical formula ``DukRi.nkaraNe''

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Pali terms for row3

p100

ṭagara, adj. squinting; m. borax.
ṭarika, mn. borax, spade, knife, chisel.
ṭarikaka, m. coined money.
ṭatani, / a house lizard.
ṭaddarl, /. jesting, kettle-drum.
ṭara, rn,. a horse.
ṭika, /. a Pali commentary on an Atthakatha, gloss.

ṭhakkura, m. an image of the Buddha.
ṭhaga, adj. shameless, crafty.
ṭhagi, /. a betel box.
ṭhana, n. (ijtha) stopping, place, situation, station, appointment,
subject, basis.
thanantara, n. an appointment, office.
thanaso, adv. (s/tha) causally, suddenly.
thanlya, adj. (Jtha) based upon; n. a town.
thiti, /. (jtha) stability, durability, existence; *ka, adj
lasting.
thivana, n. spitting.

ḍarhsa, m. a gad-fly.
ḍamsati, v. (Jdams) to bite; "ana, n.
ḍamaya, mf. confusion, revolting.
daka, mn. a vegetable, potherb.
dalima, m. the pomegranate tree.
dahati, v. (Jdah) to burn, consume by fire, torment ; daddha,
ppp.
daha, m. (Jdah) burning, conflagration,
dahuka, m. a water-fowl.
tanhakkhava 101
dikkan, /. a young maiden.
dirigara, m. a servant, bad man.
dindiramodaka, ??. garlic.
dimba, m. a sound of terror, heap.
dimbika, /. a bubble while rising in water.
dundula, ra. the owl.
dunduka, m. water-fowl.
duli, /. a young tortoise.
deti, v. (Jdl) to fly.
clemana, m. a! bird.

ḍhamara, /. a duck,;goose.
uhala, n. a shield.
dhunthana, n. investigation, enquiry.
dhola, m. a big drum.

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