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UKT: I admit, much to my sorrow, that many modern 'Western educated' are no longer familiar with the vowel-letter
{I.} . To them, it is {ka.}-over-{ku.}. It is the price we pay for learning English at the hands of 'Macaulay's children'. I am referring to Lord Macaulay who formulated the educational policy for Bengal which was later introduced into British Burma. See my note on Macaulayism .
{AÏn~ga.} इङ्ग :
/
{aïn~ga.}/
- note the use of
{kïn~si:}
- a unique Burmese-Myanmar feature; note the diacritic over <i>
{AÏn~gi.} इङ्गि :
/
{aïn~gi.}/
{AIc~hsa.} इच्छ :
/
or
{aic~hsa.}/
- pronunciation similar to English <cake> /keɪk/;
note the use of vertical conjunct; no diacritic
{AIz~ya.} इज्य : /
{aiz~ya.}/
Note: In Romabama rule for
{hsing-kan:} and
{thïn~kan:} are written. The first is written horizontally, but the second is written with the
. There are two cues in Romabama to show that a
-
{kän}-{käin} where the umlaut is over /a/. Also take care of "indigenous" Burmese-words such as
-
{kan}-{kain} where {thé:thé:ting} is not involved.
CAVEAT: Trivial pronunciation for
{i.} would be /
{AÏn~ga.}
इङ्ग
•
इङ्गते
(i.ngte)
Skt: waver [UKT: sp? Is it "wave"?]
Skt:
इङ्गते
(i.ngte) - waver - OnlineSktDict
UKT: Unable to find this word in SpkSkt - 100316
{AÏn~gi.} इङ्गि
•
इङ्गित iṅgita
= इ ङ ् ग ि त
Skt: इङ्गित
= इ ङ् गि त
iGgita [= iṅgita] n.
intention ; internal thought ; secret aim ;
movement ;
gesture ; sign ; hint ; indication - SpkSkt
Pal: iṅgati - v.
(√iṅg) to move. Iṅgita -
n., ppp. gesture - UPMT-PED041
Pal:
{AÏn~gi.ta.}
-
UHS-PMD0190
{AIc~hsa.}
इच्छ //
•
इच्छ् (ichchh.h)
= इ च् छ् --> {I.}{s}{hs} =
Skt:
इच्छ् (ichchh.h) - to wish - OnlineSktDict
•
इच्छ (ichchha)
Skt:
इच्छ (ichchha) - the will - OnlineSktDict
•
इच्छति (ichchhati)
Skt:
इच्छति (ichchhati) - (6 up) to wish - OnlineSktDict
•
इच्छन् (ichchhan.h)
Skt:
इच्छन् (ichchhan.h) - present participle of
ishh, to wish - OnlineSktDict
•
इच्छन्तः
(ichchhantaH)
Skt:
इच्छन्तः
(ichchhantaH) - desiring - OnlineSktDict
•
इच्छसि (ichchhasi)
Skt:
इच्छसि (ichchhasi) - you wish - OnlineSktDict
• इच्छा (ichchhaa)
Skt:
इच्छा (ichchhaa) - desire - OnlineSktDict
Pal: icchā f. desire, wish, lust -
UPMT-PED041
•
इच्छामि
(ichchhaami)
Skt:
इच्छामि
(ichchhaami) - do I wish - OnlineSktDict
{AIz~ya.} इज्य
•
इज्यते (ijyate)
= इ ज् य त े --> {I.}{z}{ya.}{té} =
Skt:
इज्यते (ijyate) - is performed - OnlineSktDict
•
इज्यया (ijyayaa)
Skt:
इज्यया (ijyayaa) - by worship - OnlineSktDict
From Wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Macaulayism 120101
Macaulayism is the conscious policy of liquidating indigenous culture through the planned substitution of the alien culture of a colonizing power via the education system. The term is derived from the name of British politician Thomas Babington Macaulay (1800-1859), an individual who was instrumental in the introduction of English as the medium of instruction in the higher education of India.
UKT: More in the Wikipedia article.
Go back Macaulayism-note-b
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