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Pāli Lexicographical Studies V: Twelve Pāli Etymologies (Apilapati/Apilāpeti, A-/Sa-ppāṭihī Rakata, Pāṭihāra, Pāruta, Maṇgura-cchavi, Manesikā, Rakkha, Muṭṭha-sati, Sandana, Samavassari, Samudda, Sahavya) |
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Author |
Norman, K. R.
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Source |
Journal of the Pali Text Society
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Volume | v.12 |
Date | 1988 |
Pages | 49 - 64 |
Publisher | Pali Text Society |
Publisher Url |
https://palitextsociety.org/
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Location | Melksham, UK [梅爾克舍姆, 英國] |
Content type | 期刊論文=Journal Article |
Language | 英文=English; 巴利文=Pali |
Table of contents | 1. apilapati "to recite", apilapeti "to recite, to remember by recitation" 49 2. a- and sa-ppatihirakata "non-referential" and "referential" 52 3. patihara "introduction" 53 4. paruta "clothed" 54 5. mangura-cchavi "with brown skin" 55 6. manesika "guessing another's thoughts" 56 7. rakkha "tree" 56 8. mutha-sati "forgetfulness" 58 9. sandana "trappings" 58 10. samavassari "(she) uttered" 59 11. samudda, "sea" 60 12. sahavya "friendship" 60 |
ISBN | 0860132811 |
Hits | 320 |
Created date | 2019.01.13 |
Modified date | 2019.09.06 |
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