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by Maung Tin, M.A., Professor of Pali, Rangoon College, BRITISH BURMA PRESS, RANGOON. 1920.
Available on line with serious mistakes in spelling:
http://www.archive.org/.../studentspaliengl00tinmiala_djvu.txt 110811
With additions from U Hoke Sein, Pali-Myanmar Dictionary, {pa.dat~hta.miñ-zu-þa}, in 4 volumes, vol.1 1st. printing ca. 1954, vol.4 1st printing ca. 1959, Ministry of Religious Affairs publication, Rangoon , p1180.
Edited by U Kyaw Tun (UKT) (M.S., I.P.S.T., USA) and staff of Tun Institute of Learning (TIL). Not for sale. No copyright. Free for everyone. Prepared for students and staff of TIL Computing and Language Center, Yangon, MYANMAR : http://www.tuninst.net , http://www.softguide.net.mm
aslvisa, w. 5 snake.
asisa, /. wishing.
asu, adv. quickly.
aseka, m. (Jsic) sprinkling, anointing.
asevati, v. (Jsev) to practise.
asevi, adj. addicted to.
ahaka, m. disease of the nose.
ahacca, adj. (Jhar) adduceable, removable.
ahaccapada, m. a bed or chair with removable legs.
ahanati, v. (Jhan) to strike, beat, reach; ahacca, ger ;
ahata, />/>/>.
aharati, v. (Jhar) to bring, fetch, plunder, relate; ahata,
ppp. Atltarfi aharati , to tell a story.
ahava, m. war, battle.
ahavaniya, fpp. ( Jhu) sacrificial.
ahara, m. food, nourishment, nutriment, cause.
ahava, m. a trough.
ahindati, v. (Jhind) to roam, wander.
ahitundika, m. a juggler, snake-charmer.
ahuneyya, adj. sacrificial, worshipful, worthy of offerings.
ajara, adj. wide, expansive.
ajarika, tn. a cook.
alahana, n. a cemetery, graveyard.
ali, mfn. a crab, scorpion.
alinda, m. a portico.
ajhaka, m. a post to which an elephant is tied ; mn. a mea-
sure of capacity.
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ikka, m. a bear.
ikkata, m. a kind of reed.
ikkhana, w. (Jikkh) sight.
ikkhanika, wt. a fortune-teller.
ikkhati, t>. (n/ikkh) to look, see.
ikkhu, m. sugar-cane.
inga, m. a gesture, sign.
iiigati, 7. (Jirtg) to move. Iftgita, n, p'pp. gesture.
h'lgudl, /. a kind of plant.
ingha, inter j. come ! pray ! prithee !
icchati, v. (Jis) to wish, desire, seek.
iccha, /. desire, wish, lust.
icchacara, m. desire, covetousness, ambition*
incaka, m. a, pra^wn.
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