{U.pa.ka-ra.} p050.htm
by Maung Tin, M.A., Professor of Pali, Rangoon College, BRITISH BURMA PRESS, RANGOON. 1920.
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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.
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p.050
{U.pa.ka-ra.}
upakara, m. help, service; a benefactor.
upakula, n. vicinity of a river bank.
upakkama, w. putting forth effort, beginning.
upakkamati, v. (Jkani) to approach, begin ; ppp. upakka-nta.
upakkilittha, ppp. stained, corrupted, depraved.
upakkilesa, m. depravity, corruption, sin.
upakkuttha, ppp. blamed, reproached.
upakkosa, m. blame.
upakkhata, ppp. got ready, prepared.
upakkhara, w. the thill or shaft of a cart.
upaga, adj. going to, entering, undergoing.
upagacchati, -y. to approach, visit, undergo, undertake,
begin.
upaga, m. approaching, entering upon.
upagayati, v. to sing.
upagulha, ppp. embraced.
upaguhana, n. embracing, an embrace.
upaggaha, m. capturing, helping.
upaghattita, ppp. knocked against.
upaghata, w. injury.
upacaya, m. (Jci) accumulation, increase.
upacara, m. approach, entrance; a present, offering, prac-
tice, civility.
upacika, /. a white ant.
upacinati, v. to heap up, accumulate; ppp. upacita.
upaccaka, /. land at the foot of a mountain.
upaccaya, m. passing away, transmigration.
upacchindati, v. (Jchid) to cut off, interrupt.
upaccheda. m. cutting off, interruption.
upajaneti, v. (Jjan) to produce.
upajapa, m. danger, sowing dissension.
upajivha, /. the uvula.
upajivati, v. to subsist by, maintain life-
upajjhaya, m. a spiritual teacher, preceptor.
upaniiasa, m. an exordium, hint.
upattha, adj. near, close to; m. the hip.
upatthaka, m. a servitor, personal attendant.
upatthati, upatthahati, v. (Jtha) to serve, wait on, support.
tipatthana, upatthahana, n. attendance, service.
tipaddha, adj. half, partial.
Upatapa, m. vexation, disease.
upatapeti, v. (n/tap) to vex, torment.
upatthambha, m. support, prop.