A Vocabulary of The Sgaw Karen Language (1849) #2

zku%kR project in various directions, long, shaggy.
zkuh or zkuhzk'g(4) flattened bamboos.

zkptd. or zkptd.zkpt.(7) a vine.
zk'g co. of zkuh
zkeD> (11) an own grandfather.
zkyS> or zkvHRzkyS>(12) an old man.
zkrD>wD> (15) Kar. fable, No. 26, (16) hero of the fable.
zkov. (17) counter imprecate.
zko%k same as zku%k
zkoHe. or zkoHElRzkoHe.(19) a strip of the outside of a
bamboo.
zkoHeD. (20) and zkoheD. and zkokeD. to wake up.
zk{dR-wR{dR (22) a grandfather.
zk; 1. (1) be startled, (2) be startled and cry out hastily,
as when suddenly tickled or thrust with the fingers;
2.With other roots, (3) tremble with fear, &c. (5)
frighten, by calling out loudly, (6) with difficulty,
(7) frighten, by making noise, (8) be startled by a
sudden falling of something, (10) be greatly afraid,
(12) to appear suddenly, (13) eat excessively, as
after fasting;
3. Deriv. forms, (4) see Dic. p.119, (9) cram the
mouth in eating.
ud;zk; or ud;zk;ud;ysD> def. 2. (5); b.zk; or
b.zk;b.ysD> 2. (6); rRzk; or rRzk;rRysD> 2. (7); vDRzk;
or vDRzk;vDRysD> 2. (8); o;zk; or ol.ysHRo;zk; 2.
(10); td.xD.zk; 2. (12); tD.zk;rhR 2. (13)
Derivatives uzk; 3. (4)< ozk;uvm 3. (9)
zk;-wK;
wK;-wK; def. 2. (3)
zk. 1. (1) carry a child on the back, (2) short;
2. With other roots, (7) a lower floor, as of a low
verandah, (8) short tempered.
w>zk.vDR def. 2. (7); o;zk. or ol.zk.o;zk. 2. (8)
zk.w>pdmw> (3) same as 1. (1)
zk.xD or zk.xH.zk.xD(4) be of unequal length.
zk.oH co. of CJR*DR
zk.'H co. of qH;p>
zl 1. (1)(2) num. affix, applied to stems of plantains,
fallen trees, 'dead bodies,' and bone feasts, (5) a
plough beam;
2. With other roots, (6) a species of snake, (7) one
bone feast, (8) particle, because, (9) a mattress,
(10) a log.
u&>zl def. 1. (5)< *k>zlyS>'d. 2. (6)< wzl 2. (7)<
w>zlu> 2. (8); vD>zl 2. (9); oh.zl 2. (10)
zlqH. or zlqH.zltl or zlqH.zlq.(3) a creeper, the fruit
used for washing the head.
zlyS> (4) an elderly man.
zl>uvm (1) adv. descriptive of sound, like that of a tiger
pouncing on its prey, or of a person falling heavily
to the ground, (2) reduplicated, sound, like that of
loud talking, (3) a rustling sound as of the clothes of
a Karen, in walking.
zl; 1. (1) a kind of basket, (2) an evil demon which is
said to ride dead bodies occasionally, (8)
reduplicated, eat with the sound, poo, poo;
2. With other roots, (7) anoint;
3. Derivative form, (6) stuff the mouth.
[l.zl;vJ; def. 2. (7); tD.zl;zl; 1. (8)
Derivative form ozl;uvm 3. (6)
zl;vlm (3) a momentary movement of a dead body, said to
be caused by the entrance into it of an evil demon.
zl;vJ; (4) stroke with the hand, (5) wipe off dirt with the
hand.
zlm (1) a Burman image house. Derivative form, (3) see
Dic p.119.
xD.zl.(4) see xD.; ysL;zl. see ysL;; Deriv. uzl. 3.
(3)
zl.vlm (2) same as zl;vlm
zh 1. (1)(9) chaff, husks;
2.With other roots, (14) co. to the term for tattered,
(16) applied to the eyes when sore, purulent matter,
also denuded of the eye lashes, (17) co. to the term
for being worn away, (18) co. to the term for being
reduced near to extinction, (20) chaff, husks, &c.;
3. Derivative forms, (10)(12)(19) see Dic. p. 121,
(11) co. to the term for bran.
xD.zh def. 2. (14); eXzh see eX; rJmzh 2. (16); vDRzh 2.
(17)< vDRzh or vDRplvDRzh 2. (18); tzh 2. (20)
Deriv. uzh 3. (10)< pzh 3. (12); ozh 3. (19)
zhurl. or zhurl
url.zhur.(2) bran.
zhu&h or zhu&hzgu&g(3) bald headed.
zhuvhR adv. wholly.
zh*kR or zh*kRzhCm(5) a coarse sieve.
zhbh.yS> (6) husks, chaff, &c.
zho&h (7) same as 2. (16)
zhoGJ; or zhoGJ;zhoG;(8) place where chaft lies.
zhoGJ;cd. do.
zh{dRCm{dR (9) chaff, husks, &c.
zh. (1) pull with both hands, as a rope or creeper.
Derivative ozh.(8) pull the eyes, as in carrying a
load with a strap around the forehead.
zh.cd. or zh.cd.zh.e>(2) pull hair in anger.
zh.qX (3) pull tense, as a rope.
zh.wJm (4) pull apart, sever.
zh.xk or zh.xk;zh.,DR(5) tear by pulling.
zh.xD. or zh.xD.zgxD.(6) pull a bow-string.
zh.M> (7) obtain by pulling.
zJ a particle, see Gram. sec. 31, 296. (1) beads,
xH{dRzJ{dR general name for beads.
Derivative, uzJ or uzJuzD light, not dense.
zJ*DR (2) red beads.
zJw0Hm (3) several strings of beads twisted together.
zJw0D or zJw0DzJw0g(4)
0g(4) one string of beads.
zJxl or zJxlzJph(5) gold beads.
zJM. (7) there.
zJynD or zJynDzJy-wR(8) yellow beads.
zJbH (9) very small white beads.
zJvJ
vJ. (10) where?
zJoh.xk; or zJoh.xk;zJ0.xk;(11) yellow beads.
zJod or zJo.zJod(12) several strings of beads, of
different colors, twisted.
zJ; 1. (1) cut, as a field, (2) as, according to, (3) there,
in that place, (4) with the interog. affix, when, or
where,
3. Derivative forms, (9) a creeper, see Dic. p.121,
(10)(11)(12) do.
Deriv. uzJ;< pzJ;< wzJ;< ozJ; 3. (9)(10)(11)(12)
zJ;zJ; (5) forcibly, applied to shaking one's self.
zJ;zD;z; (6) sound, as of leaves falling, many persons
spitting, &c.
zJ;tHR (7) here.
zJ. not found alone, see wzJ.(2)< rk.zJ.{dR Karen Fab.
No. 17.
zd 1. (1) a child, (2)(5) with an affix, a male child, (3)
the young of any thing, (4) with a co. children,
grandchildren, (7) co. to the term for child;
2. With other roots, (24) a slave, (25) servants of a
head man, (26) the sons of a nephew, (27) a
bachelor, (31) a species of wild cat, (32) small
animals, of all kinds, (33) be childless, barren, (34)
the eaves of a roof, (35) small streams, (36) have
children, (37) an appellative to young boys, (38) a
small pot for cooking rice, (39) a female child, (40)
Karen Fab, No. 126, (41) adopt a child, (42) second
childhood, (43) the young of any thing, (44) small,
young;
3. Derivative forms, (23) see Dic. p.121, (28) have
but one child.
uk>zd or uk>zdySRzd def. 2. (24)< cD.zd 2. (25); pDzd 2.
(26); qd;zdo. 2. (27); w>zdC>(29) see C>;
w>zdw>C>(30) see C>; w>zdnD 2. (31);
w>zdw>vHR 2. (32); wlmzd or wlmzdwlmvHR 2. (33);
wdRzdcD. or wdRzdbk.wdRzdcD. 2. (34); xHzdvdm or
xHzdvdme>zdvdm 2. (35); xD.zd 2. (36); 'H.zd or
'H.zd'H.vHR 2. (37); 'H.zd 2. (38); ydmrk.zdo. 2.
(39); ySRzdcH*R 2. (40); vk>zd 2. (41); vDRzdo. or
vDRzd'HvDRzdo. 2. (42); tzd 2. (43)< tzdtq. 2.
(44)
Derivatives, uzd 3. (23)< wzdrd>wzdy> 3. (28)
zdcGg or zdwH>zdcGg def. 1. (2)
zdpdRvHRpdR def. 1. (4) see pdR
zdpD or zdpDvHRpD(5) a male child.
zdqH; or zdqH;vH>qH;(6) an infant.
zd'H co. to zdo.
zd'H. (8) an appellation given to boys.
zd'd. or zd'd.p.vHR(9) a nephew.
zd'd.rk. or zd'd.rk.zd'd.rXR(10) a neice.
zdEkmpXR (11) an adopted child, as when a girl is seduced,
and marries another man, the child is his by
adoption.
zdeD>eD> (12) an own child.
zdydmcGg or zdydmwH>zdydmcGg or zdwH>vHRcGg(13) sons.
zdydmrk. or zdydmrk.zdydmrXR(14) daughters.
zdvHR (15) children.
zd0J>ud or zd0J>udzd0J>wH> or zd0J>wH>zd0J>ud(16) the oldest
child.
zdo'g or zdo'gzdo'J(17) youngest child.
zdo. or zd'Hzdo.(18) children, before the age of puberty.
zdo.ydmcGg (19) young men.
zdo.ydmrk. (20) young women.
zdo.obV (21) an unmarried young man.
zdtD.Ek> or zdtD.Ek>zdtD.EGg(22) a nursing infant.
zd; 1. (1) to embrace, (2) be on agreeable terms; (9)
reduplicated, keep time in walking, or singing, (21)
num. affix, applied to things clapsed by the arms,
(22) with a neg. be uneven, (23) num. affix. to
clusters of flowers;
2. With other roots, (16) same as 1. (9);
(18)(19)(27) live in harmony, be at peace, (20)
bind, fasten with a cord, (24) become rusty, filthy,
dusty, overgrown with moss, &c. (25) Karen fable
No. 111;
3. Derivative forms, (15) see Dic. p.122.
uvk>zd; def. 2. (16); Clzd; 2. (18); Clvdmzd;vdm 2.
(19); pXzd; 2. (20); wzd; 1. (21)(22)(23); xD.zd; 2.
(24); rwRw*Rzd;uhRtzdrk. 2. (25); td.zd; or
td.rkmtd.zd; or td.Cltd.zd; 2. (27)
zd;Cm or zd;CmvJ;Cm hold fast.
zd;pSJ>uvm (4) suitable, befitting.
zd;ql. or zd;ql.zd;uedR(5) commit a rape.
zd;xD or zd;xDz;xD(6) cling to, as moss, creepers.
zd;xD. or zd;xD.z;xD.(7) clasp around with the arms.
zd;'h co. of b.vdm
zd;zd; def. 1. (9)
zd;bH or zd;bHzd;Cm(12) wrap, as cloth around a child.
zd;vdm or Clvdmzd;vdm(13) live in harmony, be even, as
type, writing, &c.
zd;[k or zd;[kzd;Cm(14) fold in the arms, as a mother her
child.
zd. not found alone, td.zd.CJ(9) be in a state of
orphanage.
zd.CJ or zd.CJqJcd.(1) an orphan, Karen fables, Nos. 119,
139 and 143.
zdCJEGH*R (3) Karen fables, Nos. 82, 83.
zd.o.cGg (4) a young man, unmarried.
zd.o.cGgwH> (5) an old bachelor.
zd.o.cGgysdxD. (6) a young man just arriving at puberty.
zd.oGH or zd.oGHzd.oGg(7) a pimples on the face.
zD (1) a granary, (2) a flower, (3) to cook;
2. With other roots, (5) the mint tribe, family
'Labiarae,' (6) a kind of curry, thickened with floor,
(67) a tree, 'species of Mimusops,' (68=1) a market
place, (77) a shrub, blossoms in the cold season,
(81) a term given by young men to maidens, (82)
Karen Fable, No. 137, (84) midway, (85) a paddy
crib, (86) paddy flowers, (87) fermented rice, (88)
chalcedony, agate, carnelian, (89) Karen fable, No.
96, (90) to set the posts of a granary, (91) a species
of caterpillar, (92) improper familiarity between the
sexes, (93) a crib;
3.Derivative forms, (66) see Dic. p.122, (74) co. to
the term for barb, (75) co. to the term for box.
u;uh.zD def. 2. (67); u;vk.zD(68) see u;;
us;{dRzD{dR 2. (68=1); usdRvDRzDcd.usdR(69) see
usdR; uGmxD.zD or uGmxD.zDuGJmxD.zD(69=1) see
uGm; cHzD or cd.zDcHzD(70) see cH; cd.zD or
cd.zDe>zD(71)(72) see cd.; cD.zD or cD.rh.cD.zD(73)
see cD.; w>z;zD or w>z;cd.w>z;zD(76) see w>;
w>yd>zDuGDRzD 2. (77); xD.zD or xD.zDxD.zg(78) see
xD.; 'k;xD.zDcd.(79) see 'k;; 'l.xD.zD(80) see 'l.;
eD>zD def. 2. (81)< eD>zDxD.uH. 2. (82); z;zD or
z;zDouG. 2. (84); bkzD or bkrk>bkzD 2. (85); bkzD 2.
(86); rhRzD or rhRzDrhRz; 2. (87); vX>zDxl. or
vX>zDbk.vX>zDxl. 2. (88); vX>,lRtD.zDphzDxl 2.
(89); vX.xD.zD 2. (90); oH;zD 2. (91); oH.zD or
o.zl;oH.zD 2. (92); od.{dRzD{dR 2. (93);
Derivatives, uzD 3. (66)< pzD 3. (74); wzD 3. (75)
zDuwDRxX. (4) the upright sides of a crib.
zDubd; or zDubd;zDub; def. 2. (5)
zDuydmtD. 2. (6)
zDu>CH. (7) four o'clock flower, 'species of Mirabilis,'
zDrk>[g
zDulR (8) a cluster of flowers.
zDuGm (10) the sides of a granary.
zDuGDR or zDuGDRzDuGR(11) a plant of the 'Clerodendron'
family.
zDuGDRueX (12) a red flowering plant, "Clerodendron
squamata."
zDuGDRz;'d. (13) 'a double flowering species' of do.
zDcHusL. (14) or zDcHwX>zDcHusL. the poles which form the
floor of a crib.
zDcHwD or zDcHbk.zDcHwD(15) of a crib, three horizontal
timbers, on the posts.
zDcd. (15) or zDcd.zDvm(16) upon.
zDcd. or zDcd.zDe>(17) the top of a granary, (18) the roof
of a granary.
zDcd.usd (19) the four poles on the top of the posts of a
granary.
zDcd.uFD (20) a tree, used for house posts.
zDcD. (21) the foot of the posts of a granary.
zD*H> (23)< zD*H>zDbd a plant, leaves fragrant.
zD*DR (24) the flower coxcomb or princes feather, (25) to
dye red.
zDCJ (26) a flowering shrub, cultivated by Karens.
zDCdm (27) co. to wkRvDR(28) pagoda flower, white,
fragrant.
zDph or zDphzDxl(29) a silver ear ornament.
zDpJR (30) pendant flowers.
zDqh.q. or zDqh.bk.zDqh.q.(31)
q.(31) see qh.q. def. 1. (32)
do.
zDqD,JR (32=1) a tree, wood used for cross bows.
zDxH; (33) space near a granary, (34) the posts of a
granary.
zDxl. or zDxl.zDwD(35) the posts of a granary.
zDxD. or zDxD.zgxD.(36) become moldy musty, (37) to
blossom.
zDeD.wXR or zDeD.bk.zDeD.wXR(38) a flower curved like a
spoon.
zDeg (36) co. to zDyS>
zDyS> or zDyS>zDeg(40) a flowering shrub, abundant in old
fields, leaves used by the natives as a medicine for
the head ache.
zDjyh (41) a female yet to appear, see jyhjyh
zDysKR or zDysKRzDpSXR(42) see ysKR def. 2. (18)
zDz; or zDbd.zDz;(43) flowers, blossoms.
zDzk or zDzkzDzg(44) the size of a granary, (45) the sides
of a granary.
zDb. (46) a bamboo dam in a stream, to prevent the
passage of fish.
zDbD (47)< zDbDpk. a "yellow flowered species of
Celosia."
zDrH or zDrHzDbJ(48) to cook.
zDrk>Cg or zDrk>CdmzDrk>Cg(49) a fragrant parasite.
zDrk>xl. or zDrk>xl.zDrk>ysJR(50) the noon flower.
zDrhR or zDrhRzDxH(51) to cook rice.
zDrd>bD (52) species of wild ginger.
zD%k>uk> (53) a small shrub, roots have a very caustic
property.
zDvm or zDcd.zDvm(54) adv. under, below.
zDvd; or zDvd;zDv;(55) the upright bamboos of a crib.
zDouDR (56) a species of flower.
zDo&DR or zDo&DRzDo&R(57) a revenue granary.
zDovD or zDovDzDovg(58) species of fragrant grass.
zDoH; or zDoH;zDrhR(59) distil arrack.
zDtuH> or zDtuH>zDbd(60) the pistil of a flower.
zDtulR or zDtcsH.zDtulR(61) a cluster of flowers.
zDt'h (62) do.
zDtbd. or zDtbd.zDtz;(63) a flower bud.
zDtD. or whRtD.zDtD.(64)
(64) cook for eating.
zD{dR (65) co. of uGg
zD; not found alone, zD;yeHm(1) trade, traffic, (2) Karen
fable, No. 8;
2.With other roots, (4) sound, as of leaves falling,
(5) eat much.
zJ;zD;z; def. 2. (4); tD.rhRzD;zD; 2. (5)
zD;zD;z;z; (3) sound, as fast talking when angry.
zD. 1. (1) seize, catch, (2) compound medicine, (3)
lodge, as a broken tree;
2. With other roots, (18) co. to the term for an idol,
(19)(20) be seized by an evil spirit, (21) be
astonished, frightened, (22) a condiment, or any
thing to give relish to food;
3. Deriv. form, (17) see Dic. p.123.
w>zD. or w>*DRw>zD. def. 2. (18); w>zD. 2. (19);
o&JzD. 2. (20); o;zD. or ol.zD.o;zD. 2. (21);
tzD.tz; 2. (22)
zD.Cm or zH;CmzD.Cm(4) hold fast.
zD.pXR or zH;pXRzD.pXR(5) assist in catching or holding.
zD.qH; (6) name of a Siamese village.
zD.qX or zH;qXzD.qX(7) catch in return.
zD.qXxX. (8) rise on the hind feet and seize each other, as
dogs fighting.
zD.qlm or zD.ql.zD.uedR(9) lay violent hands upon.
zD.w>
w> (10) catch, seize.
zD.xD. (12) reach up and take a thing.
zD.M> or zH;M>zD.M>(13) obtain by catching.
zD.M>Cm or zH;M>CmzD.M>Cm(4)
M>Cm(4) hold fast that which is
obtained.
zD.vDR or [H;vDRzD.vDR(15) seize, take up, as anything
lying on the ground.
zD.oM or zD.o&D(16) hold the helm, steer a boat.
zSg 1. (1) diverge, spread open, (2) split open or apart,
as a bamboo. (3) of a tree;
2. With other roots, (11) wean from the breast;
3. Derivative forms, (6)(7)(9)(12) see Dec. p.124.
pXRzSg(8) see pXR; w>zSg or w>zSgw>zSH(10) see w>zSg;
xk;zSg def. 2. (11)
Derivatives, uzSg< pzSg< wzSg and ozSg def. 3.
(6)(7)(9)(12)
zSgEk> or zSgEk>zSgEGg(4) wean, separate from the breast.
zSgvDR (5) co. of zªvDR
zS; 1. (1) co. to the term for rip open, (3) an herb, with
fragrant leaves;
2.With other roots, (5) co. to the term for ram,
punch, (6) cut open, as the belly of an animal, (7)
fall, as into an interstice, (8) co. to the term for
agile.
ud;zS;(4) see ud;< *dmzS; or *dmzSd;*dmzS; def. 2. (5)<
ySJ;zS; 2. (6); vDRzS; or vDRzSd;vDRzS; 2. (7); ozS; or
ozSJ;ozS
ozS; 2. (8)
zS;pH> or zS;bk.zS;pH> def. 1. (3)
zS. 1. (1) be separated;
2. With other roots, (6) separate, as a man and
woman unlawfully living together, (7) wean, (8)
separated, as by death, (9) a funeral ceremony, (10)
split apart;
3. Derivative form, (4)
(4) co. to the term for fine rain.
ud;zS.(5) see ud;; xk;zS. or xk;zS.xk;,HR def. 2.
(6)< xk;zS.Ek> 2. (7); vDRzS. 2. (8)< 0DRzS. or
0DRzSH.0DRzS. 2. (9); td;ozS. 2. (10)
Derivative, uzS. co. to uzSH.
zS.cH (2) separate, as persons who have formerly lived in
one place.
zS.xX. (3) keep the feet in wrestling.
zSH 1. (1) light, buoyant, (2) scatter, as dust, &c. thrown
from the hand;
2. With other roots, (22) light hearted, mirthful,
(23) an herb with fragrant leaves;
3. Derivative forms, (14) see Dic. p.124, (16) in a
sprinkling manner, (18)(21) do.
qJ;ozSH or qJ;ozSHqJ;ozSg(17) see qJ;; w>zSH(19)
see w>; xl;zSH co. to xl;0J.; o;zSH or ol.zSHo;nD 2.
(22); [D.zSH or [D.wX>[D.zSH 2. (23)
zSHuqD (3) white blotches on the skin.
zSHuzD (4) light, buoyant, as cotton.
zSHuGHm or zSHuGHmzSguGHm(5) scatter, sow, as from the hand.
zSHw>csH or zSHw>csHzSHw>o.(6) sow grain.
zSHxd.vGH> or zSHxd.vGH>zSHxd.zSH;(7) see xd.vGH>
zSHxD. or zSHxD.zSgxD.(8) bring forth young, as animals, (9)
lighten, as a load.
zSHvdm or zSHvdmzSgvdm(10) throw sand at each other.
zSHvdmuGJxH (11) throw water from the hand.
zSHovd; (13) light, not heavy.
zSH; not found alone, ukRxd.zSH;(1) a species of fungus,
xd.zSH;(2) a small bird.
zSH. 1. (1) crumbs, bits, fragments;
2. With other roots, (9) fine drizzling rain, (10)
bracelets, (12) crumbs, from eating rice, (14)
divested of adhesiveness, crumbled, broken into
fragments, (15) a funeral ceremony;
3. Derivative forms, (4) see Dic. p.124, (6) do. (7)
same as 3. (4)< (8) redup. fine rain, (16) same as 3.
(4), (17) have a scarcity of food.
ul;zSH.(5) see ul;; w>vDRozSH. def. 2. (9); xHzSH. 2.
(10); em{dRzSH.{dR(11) see em; rhRzSH. or rhRzSH.rhRzSd 2.
(12); vDRzSH. or vDRzSH.vDR0> 2. (14); 0DRzSH. or
0DRzSH.0DRzS. 2. (15)
zSH.o0> (2) wanting adhesiveness.
z+ 1. (1) dishevelled, shaggy, as hair, &c.;
2. Derivative forms, (4)(5)(6)(7) see Dic. p.124,
(8) reduplicated, be enfeebled, languid.
z+p*kR (2) shaggy, dishevelled, &c.
zª 1. (1) besmear; *lmzª or *lmzª*lmzSg(6) rub on a stone
and besmear.
zªxH or zªxHzªed(2) see w>zª
zªvJ; (3) besmear.
zªvDR or zªvDRzSgvDR(4) do.
zªoU (5) see w>zª
zª; (1) rub or strip off, as dirt or leaves by drawing
through the hand. Derivatives,
(4)(5)(6)(7)(8)(9)(11) see Dic. p.125.
zª;uGHm (2) same as def. (1)
zª;xD. (3) pull off, as a ring from the finger.
zO or zO{dRzSg{dR(1) a tree, wood hard.
zO.uvm (1) in a straight line, used to describe rows, as
soldiers, dishes, &c.
Derivatives, (3)(4)(5)(6) see Dic. p.125.
zSJ (1) stroke back the hair with the hand,
Deriv. uzSJ< pzSJ< wzSJ< ozSJ see uzSJ; wzSJo;(8) and
ozSJo;(1) a malignant expression, see wzSJ
zSJupkm (2) intensive to words for cutting, (3) applied to
heat, intense.
zSJuG> or zSJuG>vJ;uG>(4) try, as the edge of a knife.
zSJ; 1. (1) to rip open, with a knife;
2. With other roots, (9) saw uneven, crooked,
irregular angles;
3. Derivative forms, (6) see Dic. p.125, (7)(8)(10)
do.
yJmzSJ; or yJmzSH.yJmzSJ; def. 2. (9)
Derivatives, uzSJ;< pzSJ;< ozSJ; 3. (6)(7)(10)< wzSJ;
and wzSJ;wcD see wzSJ;
zSJ;uG;uG; or zSJ;uG;uG;zSJ;uGJ;uGJ;(2) rip with the sound of
uG;uG;
zSJ;uGHm or zSJ;uGHmzS;uGHm(3) destroy by ripping, cutting.
zSJ;zS; or zSJ;zSH>zSJ;zS;(4) rip open.
zSJ. (1) plant or drop paddy, in holes prepared for it.
zSJ.qh (3) a small basket, to carry seed for planting.
zSd 1. (1) tall and straight, (2) whole, unbroken, rice;
2. Deriv. forms, (5) see Dic. p.125,
(6)(7)(8)(9)(10) do.
Deriv. uzSd 2. (5)< pzSd< wzSd< rh.tlwzSd< tlwzSd<
vJRwzSd and wzSd{RuvJm see wzSd; ozSd 2. (5)
zSd; 1. (1) shove, push, thrust, horizontally;
2. With other roots, (9) shoot at a venture, (10)
applied to grain, the heads that shoot up first, (11)
thrust a stick rapidly into a hole, (12) thrust a stick
into a hole to see if an animal is in it, (15) shake, as
a bottle in order to clean it, (16) thrust a stick into a
hole or interstice, with one hand, (17) jolt, as in
riding in a carriage, (22) fall into a crack or
interstice, (23) co. to the term for step or fall
through, (24) have a clear, smooth voice, (26) a
violent cholic, (27)(29) cleaned rice, (28) the
vessel for dipping rice, for boiling, (30) co. to the
term for purging.
c;zSd; def. 2. (9)(10); *dmzSd; 2. (11); *dmuG>zSd;uG> 2.
(12); qkzSd; see qk; qJ;zSd;(14) see qJ; and 2.
(15)(16)(17); qJ;zSd;vDR(18) see qJ;; wzS wzSd; and
wvJRzSd; see w; vDRzSd; 2. (22)(23); ovJRzSd; 2.
(24); o;zSd;xD. 2. (26); [kqJ;zSd; 2. (27); [kzSd; 2.
(23)(29); tH.zSd; 2. (30)
zSd;udm or zSd;udmzSd;,D>(2) a lying mouth.
zSd;uGHm (3) stab, thrust, with both hands.
zSd;CDR (4) push or throw a thing to another.
zSd;xD. or zSd;xD.zS;xD.(5) look out of one's hole, and move
the head about as a snake, (6) sow the first rows of
seeds upon a petticoat, to be used as guides in after
sewing, (7) shove one thing up, upon another.
zSd;vDR or zSd;vDRzS;vD
vDR(8) shove or push, downward.
zSd. (1) 1. collect together, (2) pour out water, (3) take
aim in shooting;
2. With other roots, (33) collect together in a pile,
or collection, (34) co. to the term for torn, tattered,
(35) fall in numbers, as fruit from a tree, (36) die in
numbers, (37) co. to the word for grace, favor, (38)
be or dwell together;
3. Derivative forms, (14) see Dic. p.126. (23)(24)
do.
uXRzSd.(15)(16) see uXR; *>zSd.(17) see *>;
*kRzSd.(18)(19) see *kR; pl;zSd.(20) see pl;;
ql.zSd.(21)(22) see ql.; xHzSd.vD>(25) see xH;
xH;zSd.(26)(27) see xH;; xXzSd.(28) see xX;
xd;zSd.(29)(30) see xd;; ymzSd.(31)(32) see ym<
rRzSd. def. 2. (33); vDRzSd. or vDRzSd.vDRzSD 2. (34);
vDRzSd.vDRwHR 2. (35); oHzSd. 2. (36); tzSd. 2. (37);
td.zSd. 2. (38)
Derivatives, uzSd.< wzSd.'d. and wzSd.wzSd. 3.
(14)(23)(24)
zSd.uxX or zSd.uxXzSd.'D'd;(4) pile up, as boards.
zSd.uxl; or zSd.uxl;zSd.ux;(5) a kind of creeper.
zSd.pk or zSd.pkzSd.cD.(6) measure arms, as two persons
standing side by side, point at with the finger.
zSd.xD. or zSd.xD.zS.xD.(7) after child birth, put the
placenta in a bamboo and place it against a tree at
some distance from the house.
zSd.zSd.pdRpdR (8) the egg plant, anciently so called.
zSd.b. (9) to aim directly at, in shooting.
zSd.vDR (10) co. of ymvDR
zSd.oGH or zSd.oGHzSd.oGg(12) pimples on the face.
zSD 1. (1) ringworm, (2) tear, rend, (3) book muslin;
2. With other roots, (26) become torn, broken &c.
in a circular manner, (27) be unsocial, through
indisposition;
3. Derivative forms, (19)(28)
(19)(28) see Dic. p.126.
uJ;zSDzSD(20) see uJ;; ud;zSDzSD(21) see ud;; qhzSD(22)
see qh; w>zSD(23) see w>; 'h.zSD(25) see 'h.; vDRzSD or
vDRzSd.vDRzSD def. 2. (26); ozSDozSD 2. (27)
Derivatives, uzSD< ozSD 3. (19)(28)
zSDuqD or zSDuoh.zSDuqD(4) see w>zSD
z S D uG H m or zSDuGHmtd;uGHm(5) tear by pulling.
zSDCJm or zSDCJmzSDCD>(6) see CJm spreading ringworm.
zSDq; (7) a virulent kind of do.
zSDzSD (8) vehemently.
zSD,m or zSD,mzSg,m(9) tear, rend.
zSD,dR or zSD,dRzSDoGH(10) species of ringworm.
zSD0g (11) white cloth.
zSD0gwtl;: (13) a whole piece of cloth.
zSD0g'Dtl;: (15) do.
zSDol or zSDolzSD0g(16) a kind of black cloth, (17) a dark
colored ringworm, or tetters.
zSDod. (18) a species of ringworm.
zSD. 1. (1) be poor, in adversity, &c.
2.With other roots, (9) a poor man, (10) oppress,
injure, (11) spare no pains to nourish or bring up a
child, (12) anxious, miserable in mind.
uDRzSD.(7) see uDR; w>zSD.(8) see w>; ySRzSD.zd def. 2.
(9); rRzSD. 2. (10); vk>zSD. 2. (11); o;zSD. 2. (12)
zSD.uxD (2) stare, as in astonishment.
zSD.qH. (3) co. of zSD.tH.
zSD.M>,muJ (4) be extremely poor.
zSD.oH,moH (5) die of destitution.
zFg (1) insipid, in taste, (2) bazar, market.
zFguvm (3) insipid, tasteless.
zFgzFg (4) imitative of sound, as the call of a drake.
zFg{dRzD{dR (5) bazar, market.
zF; (1) take by force, rob, (2) cut across, as in travelling
a crooked road.
zF;pH> (3) species of plant, cultivated.
zF;zF; or oD.zFL;zFL;zF;zF;(4) imitative of sound, as the
quenching of a fire brand.
zFX reverence, respect.
zFXu0D
u0D> (2) affect great strength in order to intimiate others
or to gain their respect.
zFXw0
w0D> (3) do.
zFXto; (4) relax effort, as from discouragement, or inability
to proceed.
zFXvDRto; (5) to praise one's self, boast.
zFLuvm (1) insipid, as food.
zhFzhF (1) imitative of sound, as quenching fire with water,
(2) do. as a person panting, from fatigue.
jzguvm (1) imitative of sound made by springing upon a
thing suddenly, (2) do. of a thing splitting or
breaking suddenly.
jzgjzg (3) the sound jzgjzg made in walking fast.
jz; (1) suddenly or with the sound jz;
jz;wkRuvm (2) noise made by sitting down suddenly.
jz;jz; (3) adv. rapidly, imitative of the sound jz;jz;(4) do.
(5) do. in speaking rapidly.
jzH;jzH; or jzH;jzH;jz;jz;(2) adv. imitative of sound, as a child
crying, (3) do. as the chirping of a small bird.
jzLuvm (1)(2) adv. suddenly.
jzLjzL_zD_zD (3) adv. covered as with much water, (4) talk
nonsense.
jzL>uvm (1) applied to a hole, large.
jzL>jzL> (2) adv. imitative of sound, as a person bathing, (3)
do. as the hard breathing of an animal, (4) do. of
crying, as in anger.
jzJ;uvm (1) imitative of the sound made by snapping off a
string suddenly.
jzJ;jzJ; (2) applied to the breaking of threads, as in weaving
snap, snap.
zsg 1. (1) visible;
2. With other roots, (13) all that the eye can reach,
with a co. omniscient, (16) whatever is visible,
(19) make visible, (20) bring to light, make visible,
(21) be visible.
uG>w>zsg def. 2. (13); qJ;zsg co. of qJ;zsd; w>zsg 2.
(16); co. of w>zsd; rRzsg 2. (19); vD.zsg or
xk;xD.vD.zsg 2. (20); td.zsg 2. (21)
zsgujyK
zsgujyK>
jyK> (2) applied to flame, red.
zsgubs. (3) broad and flat, or even.
zsgurk*kR (4) be indistinct, as rocks in the night.
zsgurdm (5) applied to rocks, appear uneven with projecting
points.
zsgurSD>urSD> (6) appear indistinctly, as from disease in the eyes,
or dizziness.
zsguvR (7) appear clearly, distinct, be transparent.
zsgu0h>u0D> (8) be indistinct, as a path.
zsg*DRu,lR (9) of a reddish appearance.
zsgqJ;u,
u, R (10) see u,R
zsgz.u,l
zsgz.u,lR (11) appear monkey like.
zsg0gu,lR (12) applied to hair, be of a whitish appearance.
zs; 1. (1) chop, as wood, (2) bite, sting, strike the fangs
into, as a snake, (3) small earthen pot, (4) plant, as
seeds, (5) wink;
2. With other roots, (15) wink, (16) nod, from
sleepiness, fall and strike with the edge down.
wzs; co. of wzsJ;; rJmzs; def. 2. (15); vDRzs; 2. (16)
zs;cd. (6) nod, as from drowsiness.
zs;Ch>rJm (7) weave a figured basket.
zs;qH; or zs;qH;zs;pD.(8) see qH;
zs;vH;zs;pD. (9) do.
zs;vd
zs;vdRrdR (10) sew seeds on a gown in a certain way.
zs;vDR (11) plant, as grain, seeds, &c.
zs;[D.cd. (12) peck up the earth as with a hoe, &c.
zs;tD. (13) peck, or root up food, as a fowl or hog.
zs. =uzs.(1) wooden instrument for digging.
zsH (1) "the Arctonix," xd.zsH(2) a bird.
zsH; (1) be behind hand, (2) late, not early, (3) in
measuring, fall short, applied to a cross bow, be
weak.
ol.qdweDRol.zsH;weDR(4) plant, some early and
some late.
zsH. ==uzsH. co. of uzsD.; plzsH.uvm(1) very pointed,
,kRzsH
zsH. co. of ,kRzV
zsX (1) a hornet, or wasp.
zsXuGD,D>'h (2) do. with yellow wings.
zsXxD (3) do. mason wasp.
zsX'X (4) another species do.
zsXysK> or zsXysK>zsXxD(5) do.
zsXpuDRc. (6) small species of wasp or hornet, builds its nest
in trees.
zsX{dR-wR{dR (7) generic name for wasps and hornets.
oyXRzsX'R(8) a pot used in making salt.
zsX. 1. (1) to be round, (2) the whole of any thing, (5)
num. affix to things round, (6) with the word for
wood prefixed, the whole log.
uH.zsXcd.(3) see uH.; ul>zsX.(5) see ul>; wzsX.
def. (5); oh.zsX. def. (6)
zsK 1. (1) fly off, as an ax from the handle;
2. With other roots, (3) loosen, by striking against,
something, (4) shrink, become loose, (5) dislocated,
as a joint.
'dzsK or 'dzsK'dzsg def. 2. (3); vDRzsK 2. (4)(5)
(4)(5)
zsKxD. (2) to come off.
zsKmuvm (1) sound, as of stabbing, &c. wzsKm(3) pull
towards, with all one's might, (4) applied to wind,
violent.
zsKmo; (2) bathe with charmed water.
zsLuvm (1) same as zsKm
zsLzsL or zsLzsLzsDzsD(2) sound, as of a rat gnawing.
zsL>
zsL>uvm (1) sound, made by throwing something into the
water.
zsL>zsL> (2) sound, as of a person swimming.
zsL; 1. (1) applied to water, be over head, to a garment,
cover one entirely;
2. With other roots, (3) co. to the term for
unmarried, (4) in stabbing, make several holes.
zsJ.zsL; def. 2. (3)< EkmzsL;zsL; 2. (4)
zsL;cd.zsL;cD. (2) wrap up one's self head and foot.
zV 1. (1) double and twist thread, (2) whip with a small
stick, with a prefix, be very fat;
2. With other roots, (11) be exceedingly lazy, (15)
in walking, be hit or whipt by limbs and bushes,
(18) very fat, (19) split off, split unequally, (20)
doubled and twisted thread, (21) wave to and fro, as
a bamboo by the wind, (22) taper to a long point.
uX.zVuvm def. 2. (11); cd.zVe>zV(12) see cd.;
*JmzV or *JmzV*Jmzsg(13) see *Jm; wzV'h(14) see wzV;
wzVwzsd(15) see wzV; eD.zV or eD.q+.eD.zV(16)
see eD.zV; b.zV def. 2. (17); bD.zVuvm 2. (18);
,kRzV 2. (19); vk.zV or vk.zVvk.zsg 2. (20);
0;zVzsd or 0;zVzsH>0;zVzsd 2. (21); ozV 2. (22)
zVuvm (3) co. of wD.; thick.
zVCm (5)(6) co. of zVCHR
zVCHR or zVCHRzVCm(7) see CHR
zVzsd or zVzsH>zVzsd(8) wave to and fro, (9) do.
zVvk. (10) double and twist as thread.
zV. 1. (1) prostrated in spots, as grain or grass by the
wind;
2. With other roots, (5) with a prefix, any grass or
grain prostrated by the wind.
w>zV. def. 2. (5); xl;zV.(6) see xl;
zV.cHvdmo; (2) miss, not meet in travelling.
zV.cd.zV.cH (3) shun, avoid, as a debtor his creditor.
zV.xD.tl%lR (4) trodden down as a field by wild beasts.
zsJ (1) co. of pl pointed.
cd.zsJ(3) co. of cd.pl; w>zsJ(4) co. of w>pl
zsJtD. (2) eat to satiety.
zsJ; 1. (1) escape from, as from a calamity, enemy, &c.;
2. With other roots, (14) liberate, make free, (15)
very steep, as a precipice, (16) get loose and run
off, as an animal which has been tied.
Ch>zsJ; or Ch>zsJ;[;zsJ;(5) see Ch>; wzsJ;uD>eg(6) see
wzsJ;; wJozsJ;(7) see wJ; xl.zsJ;(8) see xl.;
xD.zsJ;(9)(10) see xD.; 'd;zsJ;(11) see 'd;;
ylRzsJ;(12)(13) see ylR; rRzsJ; def. 2. (14); ozsJ; 2.
(15); [;zsJ
[;zsJ; 2. (16)
zsJ;uGHm or zsJ;uGHmzs;uGHm(2) cut off as the protuberances from
a bamboo, thorns from a branch, &c.
zsJ;cd.}wD>up> (3) be able to do of one's self without the aid of
others.
zsJ;tD. (4) eat to the full.
zsJ. 1. (1) to be quick, (2) to talk fast;
2. With other roots, (8) separated, detached, (9) be
born;
3. Derivative forms, (6) see Dic. p.127. (7) co. to
the term for spade,
vDRzsJ. or vDRzsJ.vDRzs. def. 2. (8); td.zsJ. 2. (9)
zsJ.zsL; (3) co. of obV
zsJ.zsJ.qSgqSg (4) be well, strong, healthy.
zsJ.ovJ. (5) move quickly or with agility.
zsd 1. (1) pass through, (2) fruit just formed;
2. With other roots, (13) cucumbers just formed,
(16) whisk to and fro in the hand as a rattan, (17)
eat a hole through, (18) cut a hole through, (20)
make a hole, (21) fall in as the earth, or out, as the
bottom of a pot, (22) a hole.
qJ;zsd(8)(9) see qJ;; wzsd co. of wzV; xHzsd or
xHzsdxHvJR(11) see xH; xl.zsd or xl.yX>xl.zsd(12)
see xl.; 'Hzsd def. 2. (13); ysHmzsd or ysHmyX>ysHmzsd(14)
see ysHm; zVzsd 2. (16); bX.zsd 2. (17)(18); rRzsd 2.
(20); vDRzsd 2. (21); tzsd 2. (22)
zsduJ>uDR or zsduJ>uH>zsduJ>uDR(3) transfix.
zsdpSR (4) pass entirely through.
zsdpSX> or zsdpSX>zsgpSX>(5) pass through to the opposite side.
zsdxD. or zsdxD.zsgxD.(6) bore through, o.xD.zsdxD.(7)
same as 1. (2)
zsd; 1. (1) move with the greatest velocity, (2) shoot,
spout as water from an opening in a vessel, (3)
applied to the hair, grow rapidly, (4) applied to
cooking rice in a bamboo, fly up or out;
2. With other roots, (10) applied to sound reach a
great distance, (18) violent palpitation of the heart,
(19) co. to the term for anger, (20) spurt, as blood
from a wound, (21) go astray, take a wrong road.
uvk>zsd; def. 2. (10)< pk;zsd; co. of pk;uGHm; qkzsd;(12)
see qk; qlzsd;(13) see ql; xHxD.zsd;(13) see xH;
xl.zsd;(15) see xl.; ymzsd;(16) see ym; o;zsd; 2.
(18)(19); oGH.zsd; 2. (20); [;zsd; or [;rHR[;zsd; 2.
(21)
zsd;xD. (5) shoot forth, as water, (6) have proud flesh in a
sore, (7) spurt forth, as blood from a wound, (8)
shoot out of the ground, as the roots of the u&g<
(9) use obscene language.
zsD (1) to marry.
zsD*hR (2) co. of qd.*hR
zsDCkm or qd.CkmzsDCkm(3) marry.
zsDvDRto; (4) take a wife secretly, marry one's self.
zsDvDR (5) co. of whvDR
zsD;zsD; or zsD;zsD;zs;zs;(1)
zs;zs;(1) imitative of sound, as fish moving
about in the water, (2) do. as the yolk of an egg,
when shaken.
zsD. 1. (1) to sheath, as a sword;
2. With other roots, (5) stockings, (6) a thimble,
(9) cover to a basket, (10) pantaloons, (11) a
helmet, soldiers cap, (12) co. to the term for
pantaloons, (13) fall in as a cover which is too
small, (14) do.;
3. Derivative forms, (4) see Dic. p.127, (8) jump
up, as to reach a thing above one, (15) do.
cD.zsD. or pkzsD.cD.zsD. def. 2. (5); pkzsD. or pkzsD.pkzs.
2. (6); pH.ozsD.(7) see pH.; w>cd.zsD. 2. (9);
w>zsD.cH 2. (10); w>zsD. or w>zsD.cd.w>zsD.e> 2.
(11); w>zsD.cd. co. of w>zsD.cH; vDRzsD. or
vDRzsD.vDRzs. 2. (13); vDRzsD.cd. 2. (14)
Derivatives, uzsD. 3. (4)< wzsD. 3. (8)< ozsD. 3.
(15)
zsD.Ekm (2) to sheath, as a sword.
zsD.vDR (3) put on a cover, that shuts over.
zG; (1)(2) imitative of the sound made by a person in
charming another.
zGJ =rJRzGJ(1) a species of reed, vmzGJ:(2) charm worn
on the neck or arm.
zGJ.xD. (1) the smalleset species of paddy.
bg 1. (1) scrape up dirt, rake together, (2) an animal,
resembling a porcupine, (3) co. to the term for
strength, (4) whittle, pare down to a point, (5) to
worship;
2. With other roots, (26) thrust in the hand, and pull
out, as out of a hole, (27) worship false gods, (28)
same as def. 1. (2), (30) plant seed, (31) co. to the
term for strength;
3. Derivative form, (17) see Dic. p.127.
ud>bg(18) co. of ud>bD; usX>bg(19) co. of
usX>bX; cD.bg(20) co. of cD.bH; pdmbg(23) co. of
pdmbH; w>bg(25) co. of w>bH; bk;xD.bgxD. def.
2. (26); bl.ubsH;bgubs. 2. (27); obg 2. (28);
ol.vDRbgvDR 2. (30); tbg 2. (31)
Derivatives, ubg 3. (17); pbg(21) co. of
pbX(22) co. of pbH< wbg(24) co. of wbH<
obg(29) co. of obH
bgun; (6) or ChywHbgun; pray earnestly.
bgubs. (7) worship false gods.
bgpl or bgplbgzsJ(8) whittle to a point.
bgw> (9) to worship.
bgw>ue. (10) pare down to an edge.
bgxD. or bl.xD.bgxD.(11) perform religious service,
worship, (12) co. of bk;xD.; (13) scrape or rake up
dirt.
bgrhR (14) co. of bk.q.; (15) beg pardon of the rice in
case of a certain accident, while eating.
bgvDR (16) co. of ol.vDR
bg{dR-wR{dR (16=1) same as def. 1. (2)
b; 1. (1) put forth the spadix, (2) setting of the ears of
maize, (3) have pendant breasts, (4) go over, cross
over, as a mountain, (5) co. of the term for sure,
effective, (6) a rupee;
2. With other roots, (27) stammer, hesitate in
speaking, (28) on the other side, (29) hide in the
grass, (30) co. to the term for muddy, filthy, (31)
be past, or more than a year;
3. Derivative forms, (14)(15)
(14)(15) see Dic. p.127, (18)
co. to the term for head man.
uvJbd;b;(16) see u; udmb; or udmbH;udmb;
(17) see udm; p>b;(19) co. of udn>; pJb;(20) co.
of pJbl;; qlb;(21) yonder, wb; def. 1. (6);
w>'J;b;(23) see w>; xD.b;(24) see xD.;
'd;b;(25) co. of 'd;bl;; Ek>b; or Ek>b;Ek>bJ(26) see
Ek>; bk;b; def. 2. (27); vXb;cD 2. (28);
0H.bH;0H.b; 2. (29); bd;b; 2. (30); teH.b; 2.
(31)
Deriv. ub; 3. (14)(15); pb; 3. (18)
b;xD. (7) wind, as thread on a reel.
b;'lb;&> (8) travel about, go into all parts of the world.
b;vD (10) co. of ud>vd. applied to clouds, heavy.
b;vDR (11)< b;vDRbJ;vDR turn down, as the stem of a
plantain.
b;[H.zdCJ (12) make a nat house.
b. 1. (1) hit in shooting, (2) hit, in general, (3) be
suitable, proper, (4) co. to the word for ability, (5)
in thrusting, hit, (6) skillful, ingenious, (81) with
the neg. not hit, (82) do. there is none;
2. With other roots, (77) overlay in sleeping, press
down by a weight, (83) co. to the term for skill,
knowledge, applied to the Almighty, omnipotent,
(85) endure, as suffering, (87) be visible, (89)
same as 2. (85), (92) the shoulder, (93) perhaps,
(94) flat, as a board, &c. (95) 'name given to
several beans, usually of the genus Dolichus,' (96)
applied to time, noon, or sunset, (97) particle, must,
(98) particle, past tense, (99) be caught, as fish in a
net, (100) fall upon, (101) fall into trouble from
crime, (103) compassionate, long suffering, (104)
take hold of accidentally, thoughtlessly, (105) wail,
lament, (107) reach the end of life, (108) have a
sufficiency;
3. Deriv. forms, (76) see Dic. p.127,
(78)(80)(102) do.
usHRb. def. 2. (77); pH;b.(79) see pH;; wb. 1.
(81); wtd.b. 1. (82); w>b. 2. (83);
wJb.(84) see wJ; wl>b. 2. (85); xgb.(86) see
xg; xH.b. or xH.b.ohb. 2. (87); 'd;b. 2.
(89); eH.b.(90) see eH.; eHRb. or
eHRb.z.vJ(91) see eHR; zHb. 2. (92); b.wb.
2. (93); bh.b. 1. (94); bDb. 2. (95); rk>b. or
rk>b.vgb. 2. (96); vJRb. or vJRb.uhRb. 2.
(97)(98); vDRb. or vDRb.vJ;b. 2.
(99)(100)(101); ol.b.o;oh 2. (103): [H;b.
or [H;b.zD.b. 2. (104); [D.b. or
[D.b.,XRxG
b.,XRxGJ 2. (105); tb. co. of t*hR;
tpdRb. or tpdRb.tC.wkR 2. (107); tD.b. or
tD.b.tDb. 2. (108)
Deriv. ub. 3. (76); pb.< wb.< ob. 3.
(78)(80)(102)
b.ubsH (7) graze, just hit.
b.ug (8) co. of b.wlm
b.ul;o.ug (9) a wide gash.
b.uhR (10) rebound and hit, (11)
(11) call to mind, remember,
(12) in cursing another, have the imprecation fall on
one's self, (13) receive a judgment from the
Almighty, for one's injustice to a fellow.
b.cHwlm or b.cHwlmb.cHwm(14) have leprosy.
b.cX; (15) suitable, proper.
b.cX;wb.cX; probably.
b.C; (16) intimately connected with.
b.pk or b.pkb.zSd.(17) meet, as in travelling.
b.pD. or b.pD.b.oh(18) get wet.
b.pD.xD. (19) get wet on the under side, as things in a leaky
boat.
b.q. (20) but, though, notwithstanding.
b.qJ; (21) be wounded by some pointed instrument.
b.wpd; (23) be caught in a snare.
b.wb. (24) perhaps.
b.wrkm or b.wrkm b.wt;(25) have a cold.
b.wt; (26) co. to b.wrkm
b.w>Cd (27) have itch or mange as a dog.
b.w>'J;b; (28) suffer punishment.
b.w>th.vdm (29) get into a quarrel.
b.wHm (30) get pinched.
b.wlm or b.wlmb.ug(31) get a cut from a knife.
b.wd or b.wdb.x .xH;(32) hit or strike against.
b.wd> or b.wd>b.xH;(33) strike or hit, as one's toes in
walking.
b.wD (34) strike crosswise as a boat on a rock.
b.xH; (36) be hit as by the edge or prominent part of a
thing.
b.xD.b.vDR (37) the usual time for doing a thing.
b.'; or b.'H.b.';(38) in a small degree.
b.'. (39) as, according to.
b.'D or b.'.b.'D(40) negligently, carelessly.
b.e> or b.EkRb.e>(41) please the ear.
b.ypd; (42) meet with in travelling.
b.yvdm or b.yvdmb.yvm(43) of equal dimensions.
b.ym or b.zSd.b.ym(44) be oppressed by the dog of the
Nats.
b.zk; or b.zk;b.ysD>(45) obtain by strenuous effort,
"lest," see Gram. sec.294.
b.b.wb. (46) hit and not hit, succeed and not succeed, a
phrase indicating that an effort to imitate or do what
another has done, does not fail, nor entirely succeed,
(47) do.
b.bd;vDR (47=1) take in sail.
b.bD co. of b.,d.
b.bs; or b.bs;b.bsJ;(49) be caught, as by a hook.
b.rwR (50) why? wherefore.
b.rEkR (51) why? wherfore.
b.r; co. of b.rd.
b.rl; or b.rl;b.&>(53) get into a lawsuit, (54) be
soiled by soot dirt, &c.
b.rd. or b.rd.b.r;(55) mourn, greive.
b.,Xm (56) succeed, hit, ,Xm emphatic affirmation.
b.,d. (54) anxious, concerned about.
b.vJ; (56) burnt, blistered by fire.
b.vdm or b.vdmzd;'h(60) live in peace.
b.vdm or b.vdmb.vJ;(61) smooth, even, level.
b.vdm or b.vdmzd;vdm(62) agree with, as medicine.
b.o*X> (63) fall in with by chance.
b.oCdm (64) do.
b.o; (65) be pleased with.
b.oH; (66) get caterpillars hairs into the feet.
b.oh (67) co. of b.pD.
b.oD (68) co. of b.tX
b.tcX; (69) convenient.
b.twDR or b.tqX.b.twDR(71) happen to meet, come
across by accident.
b.tX or b.tXb.oD(72) defiled, dirtied, soiled.
b.td.vJ. (73) equivalent to the negative wtd.b.
b.td.{g (74) is it?
bH 1. (1) to be steep, (2) wind, coil around, (3) coil, as
a snake;
2. With other roots, (27) species of bird, (28) the
Karen Ceres, (29) do. (31) co. to the term for
coronet, (32) carry a child on the breast, (33)(34)
wind around, wrap, (35) bathe with a decoction;
3. Derivative forms, (18) see Dic. p.127,
(22)(23)(24)(25)(36)(37)(38) same as 3. (18)
uX>bH(19) see uX>; cD.bH(20)(21) see cD.;
w>bH(26) see w>; xd.bHC> def. 2. (27)(28);
zHbH,DR 2. (29); zJbH or zJbHzJbg see zJ; zJbH 2.
(31); zd;bH or zd;bHzd;bg 2. (32); bd.bH or
bd.bHbd.Cm 2. (33)(34); vk.bH or
vk.bHvk.CDm 2. (35)
Derivatives ubH 3. (18); pbH< wbH< obH<
obHbl and obHbk. see def. 3. (18)
bHxk; or bHxk;bH,DR(4)
(4) wind tight around, as a ratan
ferule.
bHxD. (5) wind around as the tendrils of a creeper in
climbing, (6) be steep.
bHyuH; or bHyuH;bHyuD.(7) intertwined, as creepers.
bHyvdm (8) intertwined, twisted together.
bHbl or bHbH>bHbl(9) wind several times, and make fast.
bHblvdmto; (10) snarled, entangled, intertwisted.
bHblCm (11) wind many times and make fast.
bH,HR (12) oblong and very narrow, applied to the eye.
bH,DR (13) the Karen Ceres. (15) co. of bHxk;
bH,DRvDRCkm (14) make offerings to Ceres in company, as
brothers of a family who work a field together.
bHv>: (16) species of plantain.
bH>: (Bur. bdef) opium.
bH; 1. (1) obstruction in the throat or nose from cold,
(2) co. of the term for cover, hide, (3) squeeze out,
as in milking, with the hand;
2. With other roots, (11) cover, screen, (14) put on
the cover, as on a pot, (16) scold, threaten, (18)
prefer a complaint to a superior secretly, (21) have a
cold, (23) co. of the term for cover up, hide, (24)
wrap up, as a young child, (25) co. to the term for
hide, conceal, (26) talk hoarsely, (27) co. of the
term for be concealed, (28) co. to the term for
conceal by scratching over dirt, sand, &c. (29) co.
of the term for hide with brush, grass, &c. (30)
breathe with difficulty, as in carrying a heavy load,
(31) co. to the term for adultery, (32) co. to the
term for be concealed.
u;bH; def. 2. (11)< udmbH; see udm; usX>bH; see
usX>; usX>wH>bH; def. 2. (14); cJbH; see cJ; CgbH; 2.
(16); qD.bH; see qD.< qSd;bH; 2. (18);
w>bH;udm(19)(20) see w>; w>bH;e;'h ;e;'h 2. (21);
wXR'k.bH; see wXR; bd.bH; co. of bd.bX; and def.
2. (24); rRbH 2. (25); rRbH;oH;bH;oH; 2. (26);
vDRbH; co. of vDRbX; 0mbH; co. of 0mbX; 0H.bH; co.
of 0H.bX; o;bH; see o;; tJ.oH; 2. (30); td.bH; 2.
(32)
bH;zsX. (4) make into a ball by squeezing, as a handful of
rice.
bH;bH; (5) distressed, troubled, (6) breathe with difficulty,
as from a cold.
bH;bXbH;bX (7) be partially concealed, as an animal in the grass.
bH;v> (8) a species of plantain.
bH;oH; (9) be hoarse.
bH;oGH;bH;oG; (10) wheeze, as from a severe cold.
bH. 1. (1) flat, (2) cover up, (3) be covered up, hidden,
(4) shut the eyes;
2. With other roots, (25) snarled, tangled, (26) to
die, (27) cover with grass or leaves, (28) a species
of mango, (30) cover to a pot, (31) entangled, (32)
confused, as the eyes from too close application,
(33) confused conversation;
3. Derivative forms, (19) see Dic. p.128,
(23)(24)(29) do.
ukbH.cH(20) see uk; ud>bH.(21) see ud>;
usHRbH.(22) see usHR; rJmbH.cD.cg def. 2. (26);
0H.bH.0H.bX 2. (27); ocd;bH.ocd
.ocd;b. 2. (28);
obH.plcH 2. (30); obH.bk. or obH.bk.pDRC> 2.
(31); obH.bk. 2. (32); obH.bk. 2. (33)
Derivatives, ubH. 3. (19)< pbH.< wbH. and
obH. do.
bH.ch (5) close the eyes, as when sleepy.
bH.pCm (6) shut closely.
bH.pD. (7) shut and open the eye, as when something has
entered it.
bH.wRusR (8) thick and somewhat flat.
bH.wD>wJm (9) be very lean, ready to break in two.
bH.wDRcD (10) flat and long.
bH.b.v. (11) flat, as a leaf.
bH.bXbH.bX (12) be partially concealed.
bH.bh (14) "a bird, Phoenicornis flammeus."
bH.vDR (15) close, as the eyes.
bH.ov. (16) flat and thin.
bH.tD. (17) a kind of pastry.
bX 1. (1) species of fish trap, (2) be concealed, hid, (3)
cook by covering in the ashes, (4) new moon;
2. With other roots, (31) thrust a stick into a hole,
(32) to scold, and threaten, (34) sentence to death,
(35) void urine upon, (37) sneeze upon one, (41)
submerge, (42) report a matter privately, (43)
patch, (45) co. to the term for chilly, (48)
indistinctly visible, (49) hide, conceal, (50)
heedless, careless, (51) righteous, upright, honest,
(52) take the place of another, (54) be concealed,
hidden, (55) a hole concealed by dirt, and rubbish,
(56) curse, imprecate, (57) cover by scratching,
(58) conceal by leaves, (59) cover as seeds, after
planting, (60) cook by steaming, (61) overspread
by clouds, (62) commit adultery, (63) concealed,
hid;
uwdRbX co. of uwdRuGD>; usX>bX(28) see usX>;
us;bX(28) see us;; cJbX see cJ; cDbX co. of cDuGD>;
*dmbX or *dmbH;*dmbX def. 2. (31); CgbX 2. (32);
pH.nD.bX co. of pH.nD.uGD>; pH.nD.bXoH 2. (34);
qH.qgbX 2. (35); qH.bX(36) see qH.; qJbX or
qJbH;qJbX 2. (37); qDbX co. of qDuGD>;
qD.bX(40) see qD.; qD.vDRbX 2. (41); qSd;bX 2.
(42)(43); w>bX(44) see w>; w>bX co. of w>*Hm;
wHmbX or wHmbXwHmbH;(46) see wHm;
xl;0J.bX(47) see xl;; bH;bXbH;bX 2. (48); rRbX
or rRbH;rRbX 2. (49); rRv
rRvXbX 2. (50);
,d;bXwDuGD> 2. (51); ,d;bX,d;uGD> 2. (52); vDRbX
2. (54)(55)(56); 0mbX or 0mbH;0mbX 2. (57);
0H.bX 2. (58); okbX 2. (59); [X.bX 2. (60);
tX.bX 2. (61); tJ.bX 2. (92); td.bX 2. (63)
Derivative ubX 3. (25)
bX-
bX-wR co. of bXxh.
bXxh. or bXxh.bX-
bX-wR(6) fish trap, see xh.
bXyvlm or bXysLmbXysm(7) species of fish, (8) Kar. Fab.
No.152.
bXy; or bXy;bXyJ;(9) ashes of a certain tree, sometimes
used as a substitute for salt.
bXb.bX ouGHuGD> (10) see uGD>b.
b.uGD>ouGH
bXbH; (11) hide, conceal.
bXbX (12) have chills, before a fever.
bXbXbk.bk. (13) restless, disturbed sleep, (14) be turned about,
as to the points of compass.
bXbk. (15) a stinging insect.
bX&X> (16) perform with great effort.
bXvDR (17) cook by burying in the ashes.
bXoH (18) sentence to death.
bXoH;rJm (20) an insect, lives in the water.
bXtk. (21)< bXtk.bXc. in distilling, mesh, after it has
undergone all the different processes for obtaining
spirit.
bXtD. (22) roll in a leaf and cook.
bX{dRug{dR (23) a fish trap.
bX{dRuGD>{dR (24) principles of justice.
bX; 1. (1) a water fowl, teal;
2. Derivatives, (4) see Dic. p.128, (7) adv. as much
as, (8) name of a person in fable, (9) soft, as mud.
pbX;pb;(5) see pbX;; pl;bX;(6) see pl;;
Derivatives, ubX; 3. (4)< wbX; def. 3. (7)<
wbX;b
wbX;bX;(8)< wbX;wb;(9)
bX;b;bX;b; (3) splashing, as walking in soft mud.
bX. (1) cut through, (2) species of weed, "Coix,"
xgbX.(25) Karen warping bars.
bX.uGJ (3) cut out bees from a tree.
bX.c.ySHm (4) species of tadpole, eaten.
bX.CD or bX.CDb.CD(5) make bamboo stairs.
bX.pXR (6) between.
bX.zDuGm (7) cut holes in the bamboos used in enclosing a
granary.
bX.zsd or bX.zsdbX.zsg(9) cut a hole through.
bX.bD or bX.tH;bX.bD(10) generic name for tadpoles.
bX.bDuJRo0J
o0JR (11) a glittering species of tadpole.
bX.bDbD (12) a yellowish species of tadpole.
bX.bDol (13) a black kind of do.
bX.rlpXR (16) make a railing.
bX.rk. (17) species of Coix.
bX.0g (18) do. seed white.
bX.0Jmod (19) smallest species of Coix.
bX.0Jmol (20) species of do. seed black.
bX.ouJ; (21) seeds of the above sown upon a garment in a
zigzag manner.
bX.od (22) cut holes in the wood oil tree, to get the oil.
bX.{dRbSJ.{dR "Job's tears," or Coix.
bk 1. (1)(128) the rice plant;
2. With other roots, (130) reap three sheaves in the
evening, preparatory to harvesting, (133) the
galaxy, (135) species of sugar cane, (136) species
of frog, (137) the house fly, (138) be very sharp, as
a knife, (139) offer the first fruits, of a harvest to
the hearth stones, also to the knife, axe, &c. with
which the field was wrought.
ubkp+ or ubkp+ubgpSg see Dic. p.129; ul;vDRbkcH
def. 2. (130); udmbk(131) see udm; c.bk(132) see
c.; q.bkzD 2. (133); qJ;vD ;vDRbkcsH(134) see qJ;;
xHbk 2. (135); 'h.bk 2. (136); o.bkvg 2. (137);
th.bkupkm 2. (138); tD.bkcd. 2. (139)
bkupkm (2) intensive to words of cutting.
bkuqDrJ (3) the elephant tusk rice.
bku'd. or bku'd.bku'.(4) a sheaf of paddy.
bku'd.uJ. (5) species of paddy.
bkueXpXwlm (6) see ueX
bkurl. or bkurl.bkurSD(7) rice flour.
bkuvR (8) the guardian spirit of paddy, or the paddy field.
bkuH. or bkuH.bkyDR(9) species of paddy.
bkuH.*DR (10) do. husk red.
bkulvlR (11) species of early rice.
bkuDR0hRcH (12) rice before it is fully ripe, when the end of the
head only is turned yellow.
bkuFL. (13) wheat.
bkc;zsd; or bkc;zsd;bkc;zs;(15) paddy that heads earlier than
plants around it.
bkcH (16) see cH def. 15.; bkcH or bkcHbk,D>(17) extreme
ends of the paddy plant.
bkch or bkchbko.(18) maize, Indian corn.
bkch*DR (19) do. red kind.
bkch0g do. white kind.
bkcd. (22) several shoots from one seed, or a 'hill' of
paddy.
bkcd. (23) same as def. 2. (139)
bkcsH or bkcsHbko.(25) seed grain.
bkcsX.eXR (26) germination of paddy.
bk*h>rSg or bk*h>rSgbk*h>rSJ(27) paddy when ready for
transplanting.
bk*hRxGH or bk*hRxGHbk*hRxGg(28) paddy when a span high.
bk*JR (29) thrifty, healthy state of the plant.
bk*DRyS> (30) paddy when ripe.
bk*DRvDRwpd;udm (31) paddy when the stalk has become very dry.
bk*DRo; or bk*DRol.bk*DRo;(32) a species of paddy.
bkCJ; or bkCJ;bkC;(33) species of wild rice.
bkpCk (34) a particle, wholly.
bkpHm (35) lowland paddy field.
bkpJR or bkpJRbkpR(36) a head of paddy.
bkpd> or bkpd>bk
>bk*JR(37) grain mixed with chaff and straw
as after thrashing before it is winnowed.
bkpd;urJmxD. (38) push or shoot up, as paddy from the ground.
bkqg (39) unsound, diseased grain.
bkq; or bkq;bkySJR(40) sound, good grain.
bkqJ;z; or bkqJ;z;bkqJ;zJ;(41)
(41) the grain shoots up.
bkqJ;z;,mcd. (42) do. shoots up, like the ,m i.e. with many
plants around the main one.
bkqd or bkqdbkvJ>(43) early rice or paddy.
bkqdulvl (44) an early species of rice.
bkqdw>rJ or bkqdw>rJbkqdw>cD(45) do. kernel long.
bkqd*DRo; (46) do. kernel red.
bkqdeXrl (47) do. fragrant.
bkqdjyH{dR (49) do. kernel very small.
bkqdz;'d. (50) do. large kind, same as bkqdulvl
bkqd0g (52) do. husk white.
bkqdol (53) do. husk black, same as (47)
bkqdtH-u;}uD (54) an early kind of rice.
bkqdtHwrd;0g (55) same as bkqdulvl
bkqdtHwrd;ol (56) do. husk black.
bkqDuydm or bkqDuydmbkqDuym(57) shoot forth the stalk.
bkqD.'XqD.ysdm (58) form, as the kernel in the ear.
bkn.rJ> (59) see n.rJ>
bkwvJ. (60) a species of Siamese paddy.
bkw>rJ
w>rJbkw>cD (61) same as bkuqDrJ
bkwGJ>,m (62) a species of paddy, husk white.
bkxd.ySm (63) tares, a weed resembling paddy.
bkxDrJ> or bkxDrJ>bkxD'H;(64) a species of paddy, long
bearded.
bkxGJbD (65) paddy partially ripe.
bkxGJbDwobs. (66) do.
bk'X (68) a kernel of paddy covered by the husk.
bk'Xp> (69) grain in the milk.
bk'XyS> (70) grain farther advanced than bk'Xp>
bkeXrlbkeXqSD (72) species of paddy, fragrant.
bkeD> (73) genuine paddy plant, (74) same as (69)
bkyng co. of bkynX
bkynX or bkynXbkyng(76) high staging for winnowing
paddy.
bkyDR (78) ancient species of paddy.
bkySJR co. of bkpHm also co. of bkq;
bkjyH{dR (81) small species of paddy.
bkjyh. (82) a measure, sixteenth of a basket.
bkysd>oGH (83) paddy which has been steamed and dried by
the action of fire.
bkysdm (84) the first formation of grain.
bkysdmo&dR or bkysdmo&dRbkysdmo&R(85) see ysdmo&dR
bkz; or bkyh>bkz;(86) parched rice.
bkz;'d. (87) a large species of paddy.
bkzk. (88) species of rice, kernel short.
bkzd (89)
(89) young paddy plants.
bkzD (90) the paddy flower; (92) a granary.
bkzsd or bkzsdbkzsg(93) paddy in the milk.
bkzGJ.xD. (94) a late species of rice.
bkzGJ.xD.*DR (95) do. husk red.
bkzGJ.xD.z;'d. (96) do. large kind.
bkzGJ.xD.0g (97) do. husk white.
bkbH.xd.vGH> (98) paddy so high that pigeons cannot be seen in it.
bkbh. or bkbh.bkuk(99) paddy husks.
bkbd (100) the paddy stalk or plant.
bkbsd. or bkbsd.bkbs.(101) a pile of paddy.
bkrk> or bkrk>bkysDR(104) any kind of hill paddy, which is
not included in the list of early paddy.
bkrk> co. of bkzD
bkrk.ueDRzdo.cGg (106) paddy when the grain is near formation.
bkrJ or bkrJbkedm(107) the first appearance of life in the
vegetation seed.
bkrDR or bktH;bkrDR(108) partially cleaned rice.
bk,k>vDRrdrdyS> (109) paddy nearly ready for reaping.
bkvdxD.tzD (111) opening of the paddy flower.
bkvGJ> (112) co. of bkqD
bk0g (113) species of paddy, husk white; (114) white
cleaned rice.
bkoCk (115) particle, wholly.
bko'D.cD. or bko'D.cd.o'D.e>(116) paddy before the
kernels separate.
bkovJ. (117) a species of Siamese rice.
bko; or bkol.bko;(118) cleaned rice.
bko. or bkol.bko.(119) the fruit of the rice plant.
bko.uGH>vDR (120) the heads of paddy bend.
bkoH. (121) co. of bkqd
bkolcH or bkolcd.bkolcH(122) a species of paddy.
bkod.cd. (123) a wild species of paddy.
bkod. (124) or bkod.bktH; blasted paddy.
bkoD (125) new rice or paddy.
bktH; (126) co. of bkod.
bk; 1. (1) thrust in the hand and pull out as from a
Karen basket, hole, &c.
2. With other roots, (13)(19) in confusion, as old
dried leaves of paddy, (14)(16)(20) intermingled,
as fibers, tendons, &c. with flesh, (15) to adhere,
stick, be sticky, (21) twist the hair, passing the end
under and through to form a knot;
pbk; or pbk;pb; def. 2. (13); pbk; or pbk;pu; 2.
(14); pJbk; or pJbk;pJb; 2. (15); wbk; 2. (16) see
wbk;; obk; or obk;ob; or obk;ou; 2. (20);
oH.bk; 2. (21)
Deriv. ubk; 3. (11)
bk;uvdmxD. stir up with the hand a liquid which has a sediment
at the bottom.
bk;Cm (3) thrust the arm into a hole up to the shoulder.
bk;x. (4) lay or arrange the threads of warp preparatory to
weaving.
bk;xD. or bk;xD.bgxD.(5) same as 1. (1)
bk;bg (7) do.
bk;bk; (8) stammer in speaking.
bk;vk. (9) co. of bk;x.
bk. 1. (1)(3) to nourish, feed, applied to animals, (5)
do. applied to men;
2. With other roots, (7) poison, (9) co. to the term
for ear ornament, (12) die in great numbers, as from
an epidemic;
3. Derivative forms, (6) see Dic. p.130, (8)(11) do.
uoH.bk. or uoH.bk.uoH.bd; def. 2. (7);
e>bk. or e>bk.e>pJR 2. (9); oHwk>bk.vhR 2. (12)
Deriv. ubk. 3. (6); wbk.< obk. do.
bk.q.bgrhR (2) entertain, feed, as visitors.
bk.vDR or bk.vDRbd;vDR def. 1. (1)
bk.oH (4) to administer poison.
bk.tD. or bk.tD.bk.tD def. 1. (5)
bl or blubsH; 1. (1) thin, not thick;
2. With other roots, (4) a cleaver with a thin edge,
(7) a sword with a thin blade, (8) wind, as a fish
line around the rod, (9) to be intertwisted, as the
roots of trees;
3. Deriv. forms, (3) twine around, entangle, see Dic.
p.130, (5)(6) do.
CJmblv. def. 2. (4); e;blv. 2. (7); oHblvdm 2.
(9)
Deriv. ubl 3. (3); pbHpbl< wbHwbl do.
blovg (2) thin, not very thick.
bl; 1. (1) near, contiguous, (2) do. in time, (3) produce
fire by friction, (4) a near relative, (21) wages;
2. With other roots, (11) Karen fable, No. 144, (16)
receive wages, (17) a relative, be related, (18) have
connection with, (19) associate intimately with,
(22) co. to the term for salt;
3. Deriv. forms, (10) see Dic. p.130.
ud>bl;(12) see ud>; pJbl;(13) see pJ; wbl;(14) see
w; up>bl; def. 2. (11); 'd;bl;(15) see 'd;;
'd;bl;'d;vJ def. 2. (16); 'Dbl; 2. (17); b.bl; or
b.bl;b.wH> or b.bl;b.zSD 2. (18); rRbl; 2.
(19); obl;(20) same as wbl;; tbl;tvJ 1. (21);
tHbl; co. of tHo.
Deriv. ubl; 3. (10)
bl;xD. (5) near to.
bl;bD (7) co. of uyHm
bl;vJ (8) wages.
bl;vdmo; (9) live together, as man and wife.
bl. or bl.{dRwD>{dR
1. (1) merit obtained by religious offerings;
2. With other roots, (7) an offering, (8) to splice,
(10) make an offering, (11) invoke a blessing upon
one when a present is made.
w>bl. or w>bl.w>wD> def. 2. (7); xDbl. or
xDbl.xDypdm 2. (8); rRbl. or rRbl.rRwD> 2. (10);
[h.bl. or [h.bl.[h.wD> 2. (11)
bl.cd. or bl.cd.wD>cd.(2) species of Karen prophet.
bl.q;bl.q; (3) pass a thing or message through successive
channels.
bl.xD. (4) co. of bgxD.
bl.ySR (5) servant of a bl.cd.
bl.bsD. or bl.bsD.wD>bsD.(6) a house for worship.
bh 1. (1) pluck, as any thing with the thumb and finger;
2. With other roots, (5) the patella, (8) cotton roots,
(11) come off, as the husk of paddy in pounding;
3. Derivative forms, (4) see Dic. p.131, (6)(7)(12)
do.
cD.vh>bh de. 2. (5); bJbh or bJbhbJbg 2. (8);
vH>bh(9) see yVR; obh or obhobg 2. (11);
Derivatives, ubh 3. (4) and pbh(6)< wbh(7)<
obh(12) do.
bhvD
vDR or bhvDRbgvDR(2) begin to ebb as the tide.
bhvDRcd. (3) turn the head of a boat down stream.
bh>: 'Bang, leaves of the hemp plant.'
bh. 1. num. affix to things flat, (1) any thing broad and
flat, (2) co. to the term for skin, bark, rind, &c. (19)
shell, as of the turtle;
2. With other roots, (20) the skin of an animal,
(Maul.) (21) the broad part of the posteriors, (22)
skin of the head, (Maul.) (23) co. of the term for
shoes, (24) cocoanut shell, (25) the outside of
bamboo, (26) a species of fish, (27) throughout,
(28) lay a thing down flat, (29) surface of the skin,
fig. external appearance, (30) the skin of a spathe,
(31) husk of paddy, (32) a flat stone, a stone slab,
state, &c. (33) thunder, (34) bark of trees.
usD>tbh. or usD>tbh.usD>tb. def. 2. (20);
cHbh.yS> 2. (21); cd.bh. 2. (22); cD.bh. or
cD.zH;cD.bh. 2. (23); CDRo.bh. 2. (24); qSgbh. or
qSgbh.qSguk 2. (25); n.bh.yS>(26) see n.;
'Dbh.ng 2. (27); ymvDRbh.b. 2. (28); zH;bh.cd.
2. (29); zd;bh. 2. (30); bkbh. or bkbh.bkb. 2.
(31); vX>bh.b. or vX>bh.cd.vX>bh.b. 2.
(32); vDbh. 2. (33); oh.bh. 2. (24);
bh.ubsH; or bh.ubsH;bh.ubs;(3) turn inside out, as a
garment, (4) turn out the eye lid.
bh.uGHm (5) take off, as a garment, &c.
bh.cd. (6) co. of bh.yS>(7) surface.
bh.qh or bh.qhvlmxJ(8) in a state of nudity.
bh.qh'X (9) a race of people who wear no clothing.
bh.xD. or bh.xD.b.xD.(11) unsheath, as a sword.
bh.yS> or bh.cd.bh.yS>(12) old bark, (13) same as 2. (21)
bh.b.pDRC> (13) to be rough, uneven.
bh.b. (15) any thing flat and broad.
bh.vJ (16) exchange ornaments.
bh.vDR or bh.vDRvlmvDR(17) take off, as clothing.
bh.ousH; (18) same as bh.ubsH;
bh.{dRuk{dR def. 1. (19)
bJ 1. (1) the cotton plant, (2) relish, as food;
2. With other roots, (29) rude, disrespectful, in
manners i.e. pass a person without due attention to
one's attitude and clothes, (32) weed cotton, (33) a
species of Lizard, (35) same as 2. (29), (39)
wither, droop, as a tree, (42) unsavory, (43) any
thing that relishes, (45) cook soft, (46) plant
cotton, (47) reel cotton thread, (48) make cotton
rolls, (49) co. to the term for make wither, droop,
(50) manufacture cotton cloth, (51) cotton, (52)
clean cotton from the seed, (53) spin cotton, (54)
spread out cotton in the sun, (55) wither, droop, as a
tree, (56) dispirited in mind, (57) eat the young
cotton leaves.
ubJubD def. 2. (29); u,mbJ(30) see u,m;
usL;bJ(31) see usL;; usD>bJeD. 2. (32); cGH.bJ 2.
(33); CdbJ co. of CdrH; pbJpbD same as 2. (29);
qH.bJ(36) see qH.; qd;bJ(37) see qd;; nDbJ(38)
see nD; nGH;bJ 2. (39); nGH;nGH;bJ
;bJbJ(40) see nGH;nGH;;
wbJwbD same as 2. (29); w>bJ 2. (43); ykmbJ or
ykmbJymbJ see ykm; zDbJ or zDrHzDbJ 2. (45); zSHbJ or
zSHvk.zSHbJ 2. (46); b;bJ or b;vk.b;bJ 2. (47);
bhbJ 2. (48); rRbJ(49) co. of rRnGH; also def. 2.
(50); vk.{dRbJ{dR 2. (51); vlRbJ 2. (52); vh>bJ or
vh>vk.pJRbJ 2. (53); vdbJ or vdvk.vdbJ 2. (54);
vDRbJ or vDRbd.vDRbJ 2. (55)< o;vDRbJ 2. (56);
tD.bJpd; 2. (57)
bJuDRvR (3) foreign cotton.
bJusD; or bJusD;bJo0D(4) a cotton patch.
bJcsH or bJcsHbJo.(5) cotton seed, (6) see Ek>
bJ*DR (7) a species of cotton.
bJChcd. or bJChcd.bJChe>(8) another species do.
bJCd or bJCdbJCg(9) silk cotton tree.
bJqH. or bJqH.bJc. or bJqH.bJtl(10) "Hibiscus
subdariffa, the Rosella plant, or red sorrel of the
West Indies."
bJqH.*DR (11) do. red kind.
bJqH.0g (12) do. white kind.
bJwd,d>&H (13) species of cotton.
bJxH; (14) the cotton plant.
bJxD. (15) savory, agreeable to the taste.
bJz; (16) open as pods of cotton.
bJz;'d. (17) a species of cotton, foreign.
bJzd (18) a small kind of cotton.
bJbh (19) cotton rolls.
bJbsH; or bJbsH;bJbs;(20) cleaned cotton.
bJrHR or bJrHRbJysDR(21) wild cotton.
bJvJR co. of p> flexible, limber.
bJvD> or vk.vD>bJvD>(23) a cotton field.
bJ0g (24) white cotton.
bJo. or bJol.bJo.(25) cotton pods.
bJol (26) a species of cotton.
bJoh. or bJoh.bJ0.(27) do. large kind.
bJoD (28) new cotton.
bJ;xD. (1) wind thread on a reel.
w>bJ; co. of w>od Derivatives ubJ;< vDRobJ;
and obJ; see Dic. p.131.
bJ. (Pgho.) whatever.
bd 1. (1)(2) num. affix. to trees, grass, bamboos,
reptiles &c. see Gram. (3) break by striking, (20)
co. to the term for roots;
2. With other roots, (13) a pestle, (15) always,
(16) long stem, shaft, or trunk, (17) the whole
length, (18) in the human species, just arrived at the
state of puberty, (19) an affectionate appellation
used between friends;
3. Derivatives, (10) co. of the term for nausea, (14)
graze or rub the skin.
ul>bdul>bd(11) see ul>; qX.bd or qX.bdqX.zD
def. 2. (13); xDbd 2. (15)(16); 'Dbd or 'Dbd'DusD 2.
(17); vd.bd 2. (18); o;bd 2. (19)<
(19)< tbd 1. (20)
Derivatives ubd co. of ubd.; wbd 3. (14)
bdwvdR (4) open as a cocoanut, &c. by striking it.
bdyvlm'D;o'D. (6) Kar. Fab. No. 50.
bdvd; (7) a small bamboo investing the spindle of a wheel
on which the band runs.
bd; 1. rub poison on an arrow, (2) break, as a stick &c.
(3) the cheeks;
2. With other roots, (27) stuff, cram the mouth in
eating, (33) an officer who keeps those under hm in
subjection;
3. Derivative forms, (26) see Dic. p.131, (28) do.
(31) do.
u;bd; def. 2. (27); pH>bd;(29) see pH>; qH.bd;(30)
see qH.; xh.bd; co. of vH>bd;;
ySRbd;'hu>,D>v.bsJ; 2. (33); vH>bd; see yVR
bd;u'g (4) turn inside out, turn over.
bd;uElR (5) set up edge wise.
bd;ur. (6) make an error in weaving, (7) instigate a person
to mischief.
bd;uh. or bd;uh.bd;ul
;ul(8) bend, curve a thing.
bd;p>tyVR (9) be flippant, eloquent in conversation.
bd;ql. or bd;ql.bd;uedR(10) bend forcibly so as to break.
bd;wu>qD.wCHR (11) fail in administering discipline.
bd;xD. or bd;xD.bd;vDR(12) erect, set up.
bd;xD.to; (13) be erect.
bd;yR (14) the cheeks.
bd;yRCH (15) the cheek bones.
bd;b; co. of uvJ(17) turn the mind, see C.
bd;b.oh.ng (18) make known to, tell.
bd;bD co. of uyHm
bd;bD. (20) a species of beetle.
bd;vdR or bd;vdRC.vdR(21) make straight, (22) bend the
ear, give attention.
bd;vDR or bd;vDRb;vDR(23) to throw down.
bd;ov. (24) bend back the hand.
bd;od;bd;od; (25) stuff, or cram the mouth in eating.
bd. num. aff. to bundles, 1. (1) wrap, as in a leaf, &c.
(2): a military officer, (3) a flower bud, (20) any
flower bud, or bundle;
2. With other roots, (22) be unsavory, (25) rise in
clumps or clusters, as trees and tadpoles;
uy>bd.bd see uy>; cd.bd.(20) see cd.;
qDrHRbd.cd.(21) see qDrHR; wbd.wbJ def. 2. (22);
w>bd.(23) see w>; w>'J;bd. co. of w>'J;b;;
xD.bd. 2. (25); eD.bd.v.(26) see eD.; tbd. 1.
(28)
Derivative ubd. 3. (18)
bd.cd. (4) a species of pumpkin.
bd.Cm or bd.CmbH.Cm(5) wrap up close.
bd.wH> (6) wrap, as a cloth around a sore.
bd.xgcd. (7) have a small mouth.
bd.xD. or bd.xD.b.xD.(8) put forth buds.
bd.zX (9) gather up in one's frock or apron.
bd.zSd. (10) collect together in one place.
bd.bH or bd.bHbd.Cm(11) wind many times around, as a
bandage.
bd.bH. (12) wrap, as in a leaf for boiling.
bd.bd (13) a species of bean.
bd.bD (14) prepare the ck. leaf for eating.
bd.vDRto; (15) fold the wings.
bd.ovd> (16) or bd.ovH>bd.ovd> any bud before it opens.
bd.tD. (17) wrap up food in leaves.
bD 1. (1) yellowish in color, (2) brilliant yellow, (3) a
spear;
2. With other roots, (63) adv, now and then, (64)
sickly, (65) scorched, (66) a small species of deer,
(67) hair left on the head after shaving, as the
Chinese, (70) the jaundice, (73) throw a spear,
(74) a species of tree, (75) good for nothing, of no
use, (78) the yellow cloth worn by Burman priests,
(79) the wild cow, (80) turn yellow, (81) an
affectionate appellation, (82) co. of the term for
anxious, (83) co. to the term for mud, (84) to color
yellow, (85) yellow, or ripe as fruit, (86) a
bachelor or maid, (87) turn yellow and fall off, as
immature fruit, (88) in Karen superstition, the god
of heaven and earth;
3. Derivative, (60) see Dic. p.134.
uH.bDcd.(61) co. of uH.bDvm; uH.bDvm(62) see
uH.; ul>bDul>bD 2. (63); uhudbDeX 2. (64); ud>bD
2. (65); cHbD 2. (66); cd.bDovd; 2. (67);
CXRbDCXRe;(68) see CXR; pbD co. of pbJ; qgbD
2. (70); qH.bD(71)(72) see qH.; qJ;bD 2. (73);
qJ;bDbd 2. (74); wusd;bDoDrk> 2. (75); wbD co. of
wbJ; also co. of wvhR; w>bD 2. (78); w>bDeXR 2.
(79); xD.bD 2. (80); 'd.bD 2. (81)
(81); b.bD co. of
b.,d.; bl;bD co. of uyHm; rRbD 2. (84); rHbD 2.
(85); rd>bDvDRvJ 2. (86); vDRbD 2. (87); oHbDoHrk>
2. (88)
bDuxJ (4) slightly yellow, poor yellow.
bDubs. or bDbk.bDubs.(5) ear ornament, see ubs.
bDu&H; or bDu&H;bD-u;(6) shear with a tortuous blade.
bDuvk (7) 'lady bird beetle,' (8) a sickly yellow.
bDuvl or bDwX>bDuvl(9) 'wild palm.'
bDuvJ; (10) a dull, dirty yellow.
bDuH>uvm (11) bright, beautiful yellow.
bDuJ. (12) species of bird, breast yellow.
bDud>[h (13) scorched, burnt, as rice in cooking.
bDusD or bDusH>bDusD(14) applied to fruit just beginning to
ripen.
bDusD (15) co. of wl>xD.
bDuU (16) co. of ovH;
bDcHwqk (17) the iron point affixed to the handle of a spear.
bDcd. (18) the point of a spear.
bDCd.uvm (20) same as bDuH>uvm
>uvm
bDpcJ (21) a hooked spear, harpoon.
bDpH;bDpD (22) pure, beautiful yellow.
bDpH.CD. (23) species of bird, with a flat crest.
bDpDvJR (24) pale yellow.
bDpD> or bDbk.bDpD>(25) a species of tree.
bDqDod (26) pale yellow, the color of hens oil.
bDqG
qGJuvm (27) of the color of toasted bread.
bDqGJ.bDo'D. (28) applied to time, short.
bDwcJ (29) same as bDpcJ
bDwCJ (30) species of shrub, 'Rourea.'
bDwvl (31) the wild palm.
bDwvd; (32) a species of bird, (33) species of creeper.
bDxX (34) species of grass.
bDxDudm (35) do.
bDxD. (36) turning yellow as fruit just beginning to ripen.
bD'J; or bD'J;bD';(37) species of ratan.
bDeD.xd; (38) a spear cane.
bDyeJ (39) make wax candles by rolling in the wick.
bDyS> (40) be yellow with smoke.
bDb. (41)
(41) a species of bean.
bDbh co. of puDR the egg plant.
bDbd (44) the rod of a spear.
bDbD (45) carelessly, slovenly.
bDrk> (46) a kingdom.
bDrk>vXrlcd. (47) the kingdom of heaven.
bD,k>uvm (48) applied to clusters of yellow flowers.
bD,D (49) name of an ancient prophet, who pulled a
white elephant out of the earth.
bD&X>cg (50) species of ratan.
bDvDR (51) extensive, wide.
bDoeX. co. of rk>oeX.
bDo,D (54) a yellow bird.
bDovl (55) same as bDwvl
bDovd; (56) tuft of hair left on the head in shaving. (57) a
species of bird.
bDoGg co. of thvH;
bD{dRe;{dR (59) a spear.
bD. 1. (1) esculent shoots of bamboo, (41) do. (2) fat,
plump;
2. With other roots, (36) become loose from
shrinking, (37) same as 1. (1), (39) die, cease to
breathe, (40) co. to the term for curry, (42) young,
tender leaves, (43) be in easy circumstances, be in
prosperity.
csH{dRbD.{dR(30) see csH; w>bD.w>nD(31) see w>;
wl>xD.bD.rd(32) see wl>; 'd;bD.(33) see 'd;;
eXbD.(34) see eX; bh.bD.(35) see Cd;; vDRbD. or
vDRbD.vDRrd 2. (36); 0.bD
0.bD. 2. (37); o;vDRbD. 2.
(39); [D.bD. co. of uol; tbD.tysd> 1. (41);
tv.bD. 2. (42); td.bD. 2. (43)
bD.uyk>q+. (3) fat, as a young nursing child.
bD.ubsd.ubsL; (4) a young fair child, or youth.
bD.udm (5) without neck ornaments, (6) slip the collar, as a
dog, (7) headless, without top.
bD.uGHm (8) pull out, unsheath, &c.
bD.cd. (9) without a turban, head uncovered.
bD.cDcd. or bD.cDcd.bD.cDe>(10) bamboo shoots as they first
appear.
bD.p> (11) young, tender.
bD.nD (12) assist, as a child its parents.
bD.w>rJ or bD.w>rJbD.w>cD(13) extract an elephants tusk.
bD.wD> (14) very fat, so as to resemble the dropsy.
bD.xD. or bD.xD.bgxD.(15) to unsheath.
bD.zVuvm (16) plump, fat.
bD.rd co. to wl>xD.
bD.vkRukR (18) fat, stout.
bD.vDR (19) take off, as clothes.
bD.ovD (20) easy to obtain.
bD.otd. or bD.otd.xd;w&dm or bD.otd.w>u0JR(22) the
tiger, (23) Kar. Fab. No. 135.
bD.od (24) fat.
bD.tl. or bD.tk.bD.ySdm(25) excessively fat, (26) co. to
bD.wD>
bD.td; or bD.td;bD.t;(27) soiled, of a dirty appearance.
bD.{dRbg{dR (28) bamboo shoots.
bSg 1. (1) liberate, extricate, free from, (2) to blossom,
(3) tame, domesticated;
2. With other roots, (13) to domesticate, (14) be
exhausted from fatigue or hunger;
3. Derivatives, (8) see Dic. p.137, (9)(10) do.
e>bS
e>bSg or e>yXRe>bSg(11)(12) see e>; rRbSg def. 2.
(13)< vDRbSg or vDRbSgvDRbSJ 2. (14)
Deriv. ubSg 3. (8)< pbSg and wbSg do.
bSgxD. (4) make a festival for the bones of the dead, (5)
open, expand, as a blossom.
bSgvDR or Ch.vDRbSgvDR(6) untie.
bSgovm (7) open and spread out, as a traveling merchant his
goods.
bS. =vDRubS. co. of vDRubO. be decomposed &c.
bS; 1. (1) species of demon;
2. With other roots, (5) the demons or genii of a
boat, (8) species of demon, (10) eat to the demons,
Derivatives, (4)(6)(7)(9)
(4)(6)(7)(9) see Dic. p.137.
csHbS; or csHbS;csHbSJ; def. 2. (5); rk>{dRbS;{dR 2. (8);
tD.bS; 2. (10)
Deriv. ubS;< pbS;< wbS; and obS; 3.
(4)(6)(7)(9)
bS;cd. (2) a director of demon worship.
bS;wtd.b. (3) easy, not difficult, of no consequence.
bS. co. of bO.< ubS
ubS. co. of ubSH.
bSH; 1. (1) mucus, as of the eye;
2. With other roots, (3) 'the spleen is tired,' said
when a person is fatigued with walking, (7) be
unwell, (9) fatigue, (10) mucus of the eyes, (11)
become exhausted by fatigue, (13) rest, be at rest;
3. Deriv. (2) see Dic. p.137. (4)(5)(6)(8)(12) do.
urDbSH; or urDbSH;urDbS; def. 2. (3); qgbSH; or
qgbSH;qgwDR 2. (7); w>bSH; 2. (9); rJmbSH; or
rJmbSH;rJmcsd. 2. (10); vDRbSH;vDRwDR 2. (11); td.bSH;
2. (13)
Deriv. ubSH;< pbSH;< wbSH; and obSH; 3. (2)
bSH.bS
bS H . co. of bSXbSX
Deriv. ubSH.<wbSH. and obSH. see Dic. p.138.
bSX sow seed thick, with a view to transplanting.
w>bSX co. of w>*Hm
Deriv. ubSX see Dic. p.138.
bSXbSX (2) adv. slightly, in a small degree, (3) do.
bSXmuvm (1) splashy, muddy, Deriv. ubSXm< m< wbSXm and
obSXm see Dic. p.138.
bSX;bSH>bSX;bS; (1) the sound of walking in stiff mud.
Derivatives, ubSX; see Dic. p.138. pbSX;< wbSX;
and obSX; do.
bSX. co. of unD> With other roots, (5) speckled with
white, (7) species of bird. Derivatives (2) see Dic.
p.138. pbSX.(3)(4)< wbSX.(6)< obSX.(8) do.
pH.bSX.pH.bSJ 2. (5); xd.bSX. 2. (7)
bO 1. (1) species of bamboo, very hard;
2. With other roots, (2) a small species of tiger, (3)
co. of the term for figured.
chbO def. 2. (2); pD>rS>bO 2. (3)
bO{dR co. of xl. as xl.{dRbO{dR lime, chunam.
bO. 1. (1) vapour, fog, (3) do.;
2. With other roots, (8) be decomposed.
Deriv. ubO. see Dic. p.139. pbO.(5)< wbO.(7)
do.; nL;bO.(6) see nL;; vDRbO. 2. (8)
bSJ a race of people, (2) one anna, (8) with another
root, speckled, Derivatives, (6) see Dic. p.139.
pH.bSJ def. (8); wbSJ def. (2) Derivatives, ubSJ def.
(6); pbSJ< wbSJ and obSJ do.
bSJ;uvm 1. (1) adv. very, exceedingly;
2. With other roots, (2) unpalatably bitter, (3) "your
eyes are collapsed bottles," (4) few, little, (5)
decomposed by putrefaction, (6) sorrowful,
downcast.
c.pd;bSJ; def. 2. (2)(3); wbSJ; 2. (4); tk.pbSJ; 2.
(5)(6)
bSJ. 1. (1) figured as a Karen gown, (2) drop paddy
through the hand, as in feeding fowls;
2. With other roots, (10) neg. with few figures, (11)
stick up as stones out of the ground, (12) collect as
crystals formed by the evaporation of salt water,
(13) move in unison as leaves shaken by the wind,
or as soldiers upon drill.
qhbSJ. see qh; wbSJ. 2. (10); xD.bSJ. 2. (11)(12);
0;bSJ.bSJ. 2. (13)
bSJ.ptd; (3) jumbled, crowded together
bSJ.xD. (4) dig or root up, as grass (5) put dirt into a native
fire place.
bSJ.bSJ. (6) co. of q+.q+.(7) gaudy, vivid, splendid, (8)
same as def. 2. (13)
bSJ.vDR (9) same as 1. (2)
bSd; 1. (1) to vomit;
2. With other roots, (8) cause one's self to vomit by
putting the finger in the mouth, (11) that which is
ejected by the stomach, (12) die of poison, (13)
vomit and purge, as in cholera;
3. Derivatives, (7) see Dic. p.140, (9)(10)(15) do.
*dmbSd; def. 2. (8); w>bSd; 2. (11); rlRbSd; or
rlRoHrlRbSd; 2. (12); vlbSd; or vlbSd;vlbS; 2. (13);
Derivatives ubSd; 3. (7); pbSd;< wbSd;< obSd; do.
bSd;uwmth.uwm (2) vomit, (3) retch, heave.
bSd;ptd. (4) be sick at the stomach.
bSd;xD. (5) throw up the contents of the stomach.
bSd;vDR (6) vomit into a vessel, or on the ground.
bSD (1) eat to the Nats, (2) name of a former Pgho king,
(3) administer medicine, as a doctor.
tDubSD open, gap, as the seams of a box.
bSDuvd (4) or bSDuvdbSDuvR bad form of dysentery.
bSDuhR (5) to mend, repair.
bSDvdm co. of *h>vdm
bSD. (1) be silent.
bSD.ud> (2) have a burning sensation and rising of wind after
eating certain kinds of food.
bSD.wH; (3) silent from fear. td.bSD.(4) silent.
bF;: (1) the large wooden plate used by Burmans as a
table.
bF;uvm (2) soft, splashy, obF;uvm(4) the noise made by
squeezing mud in the hand.
bF;bF; (3) noise made in eating.
bFX;bF;bFX;bF; (1) sound of walking in the mud.
bFL;bFL; (1) noise made in sucking something sweet from the
ends of the fingers.
bFD;bFD;bF;bF; sound, made in eating, or walking in the mud.
bsg 1. (1) generic name for bats, (4) be healed,
convalescent;
2. With other roots, (16) fresh water, (18) healed,
(19) cure, as by medicine, (20) deprive an article of
its original properties by soaking in water, (22)
pacified, reconciled;
pl.bsg co. of pl.bsX; wbsg co. of wbsX; w>bsg co.
of w>bsX and w>bV; xHbsg def. 2. (16);
eXbsgup
eXbsgupJm see eX; bsd.bsg 2. (18); rRbsg 2.
(19)(20); vDRbsg co. of vDRbsX(21)
bsX(21); o;bsg 2.
(22); tD.bsg co. of tD.0HR(23) Deriv. 3. (10)
bsgupJm (2) unsavory, tasteless.
bsgu>eg (3) a species of bat, broken nose.
bsguhR (4) healed, well again.
bsgCh{dR (5) species of bat, very small and lean.
bsgz;'d. (6) "the flying fox," largest species of bat.
bsg,k>cd (7) species of bat.
bsgth. (8) nitre, salt petre, gunpowder.
bsg{dR-wR{dR (9) generic name for bats.
bsm =vDRwbsm sloping, fall over as a mat over the edge
of a cot, &c.
bs; 1. (1) hitch, catch, hook, hang up, &c.;
2. With other roots, (10) a species of clothes basket,
(11) look at again and again, (12) once, (13) co. to
the term for rushing upon a thing, (14) a pole with a
hook or catch at the end, (15) be caught, (16) be
very weak, prostrated, (17) hang down, as the ears
of dogs, &c. (18) do. as the head of a child, in a
cloth cradle, (19) pounce upon;
3. Derivative forms, (8)(9) see Dic. p.140.
ukbs; or Ch>bs;ukbs; def. 2. (10); uG>bs;bs; 2.
(11); wbs; 2. (12)(13); eD.bs; or eD.bs;eD.bsJ; 2.
(14); b.bs; or b.ed;b.bs; 2. (15); vDRbs; or
vDRbsd.vDRbs; 2. (16)(17)(18); obs; co. of
obsH;(19)(20); also co. of obsL;(21); [kbs; co.
of [kbsJ;(22)
Derivatives 3. (8)(9)
bs;utJ (2) languor, prostration.
bs;cD. (3) co. of uH>pk
bs;xk; (4) catch and pull, as a fish with a hook, &c.
bs;xD. (5) hang up, as clothes.
bs;vDR (6) co. of bsH;vDR also co. of bs;xD.
bs. 1. (1) split off, split into splints, (2) cut flesh into
strips, (3) to steal;
2. With other roots, (11) a thief, (12) go secretly, or
privately, applied particularly to clandestine
marraiges, (13) co. to the term for sink, as in mire,
(14) co. to the term for being over boiled, (16)
prostrated, extremely weak, (17) malicious,
revengeful, (18) to steal;
3. Derivative forms, (9)(10)(15) see Dic. p.140.
w>bs. or w>[k.w>bs. def. 2. (11); vJRbs. or
vJR[k.vJRbs. 2. (12); vDRbs. co. of vDRbsX.
also co. of vDRbV.; o;obs. 2. (16);
ol.uh.o;bs. 2. (17); [k.bs. 2. (18);
Derivatives, ubs. 3. (9); wbs. 3. (10); obs.
3. (15)
bs.uElR (4) pare off the edges, as of a splint.
bs.w> (6) cut into strips, as meat for drying.
bs.wGJ (7) be in the habit of stealing.
bs.tD. (8) cut, slice up, as food for eating.
bsH; 1. (1) be over head, applied to water, too deep to
ford, tall grass, &c.;
2. With other roots, (9) tie the hands behind, (10)
the loose membranous part of flesh, (11) run after,
or rush after a thing to overtake it, (12) cleaned
cotton, (13) same as 2. (11); (14) same as 2. (10);
(15) wrinkled abdomen, as in old people, (16)
dishonest in dealing, fraudulent;
pXbsH;csX def. 2. (9); wbsH; 2. (10)(11); bJbsH; or
bJbsH;bJbs; 2. (12); obsH;(13)(14) same as
wbsH;; [k;bsH; or [k;bsH;[k;bs; 2. (15);
tD.bsH;tD.bs. 2. (16)
Derivatives 3. (8)
bsH;uGHm (2) or bsH;uGHmbs;uGHm cast off, detach from.
bsH;cd
;cd. (3) or bsH;cd.bsH;tX be overhead, or higher than the
head.
bsH;csX (4) throw back the hand, as preparatory, to striking.
bsH;vDR or bsH;vDRbs;vDR(5)(6) loosen, detach from.
bsH;o; (7) turn outward, or backward.
bsH. =vDRbsH.(1) co. of vDRbsX; tlbsHsH.(2) co. of tlbsJ
bsX 1. (1) straight, not crooked, (2) immerse;
2. With other roots, (9) a straight road, (10) to
straighten, (11) a kind of spade, (12) a rule, or
ruler, (13) a line made by ruling, (14) be immersed,
(15) same as (11); (16) straight minded, honest,
(17) a straight tree;
usJbsX def. 2. (9); pl.bsX or pl.bsXpl.bsg 2. (10);
wbsX 2. (11); w>bsX or w>bsXw>bsg 2. (12);
w>bsXvD> 2. (13); vDRbsX or vDRbsXvDRbsg 2.
(14); obsX or obsXobsg 2. (15); o;bsX or
ol.bsXo;bsX
bsXo;bsX 2. (16); oh.bsX or oh.vdRoh.bsX 2.
(17)
Derivative ubsX 3. (8)
bsXusL.uvm (3) tall and straight.
bsXcd;ol. (4) conceal, hide, cover up.
bsXw> (5) immerse, submerge.
bsXxD. (6) straighten.
bsXvDR (7) co. of pk.vD
.vDR
bsX. 1. (1) a white ant's hill, (2) gore, push with the
horns, (3) dip with a dipper, cup, &c. (4) a pile,
heap, &c. as of dirt;
2. With other roots, (10) a tick, (11) a species of
snake, venomous, (12) one pile, (13) a water
dipper, (14)(15) a joint of bamboo ro a cocoanut
shell used for dipping water, (16) a sand heap, (17)
become a slave to pay a debt, (18) sink, as in mire.
cH.bsX.cd. def. 2. (10); *k>oDbsX. 2. (11); wbsX.
2. (12); xHbsX. or xHbsX.xHbs. 2. (13); 'JbsX. 2.
(14); eD.bsX. 2. (15); rJ;bsX. 2. (16); vDRbsX. 2.
(17)(18)
bsX.uGHm (5) dip out and throw away.
bsX.cd. (6) pitch down upon the head; (7) top of a hill.
bsX.xD. (8) or bsX.xD.bs.xD. dip up or out.
bsKbsK applied to talking, nonsense.
bsK; 1. (1) profit, advantage;
2. With other roots, (5) jump or fly into the fire, as
insects, (6) several, (7) advantage, profit, (8) fall
into the fire, (9) same as 1. (1)
Derivatives, (4) see Dic. p.146.
pH.bsK;oH def. 2. (5); wbsK; or wbsK;wbs; 2. (6);
ybsK;yzSd. 2. (7); vDRbsK; or vDRbsK;vDRbs; 2. (8);
tbsK; 2. (9)
Derivative, ubsK; 3. (4)
bsK;vDR (2) throw into the fire.
bsK;to; (3) attach one's self to.
bsK. < ==ubsK. see Dic. p.146; pbsK.(2) betel leaf.
bsL; 1. (1) throw from a sling;
2. With other roots, (4)(5) skin, flay, (6) a sling,
(8) peel off, flay.
pbsL;(4)< wbsL;(5)
wbsL;(5) and obsL;(7) see ubsL;;
eD.bsL; or eD.bsL;eD.bs; 2. (6); obsL;uGHm 2. (8)
bsL;pD.uvm (2) intensive to the term for red.
bV 1. (1) smooth, slippery, viscid, slimy, (2) slippery;
2. With other roots, (10) birth day, (11) hew
smooth, (12) rub, brush smooth, (13) fall or hang
paralized, (15) the smooth skinned rhinoceros, (16)
okra plant;
3. Derivatives, (7) see Dic. p.147, (8)(9)(14) same
as 3. (7)
w>bV def. 2. (10); wJbV or wJbVwJuqS. 2. (11);
rRbV or rRodrRbV 2. (12); vDRbV or
vDRbVvDRbs; 2. (13); obV 2. (15); o.bsd.bV 2.
(16);
Derivatives ubV 3. (7); pbV< wbV< obV same
as ubV
bVuqS. (3) smooth and even, as a planed board.
bVxD. (4) fasten a basket on the back by passing a strap
around the forehead.
bVbV (5) smooth, slippery; bVuvH;(6) do.
bV. 1. (1)
(1) boiled soft, tender, to a pulp, (2) "a weed
Achyranthes triandra," (3) prostrated, as grain;
2. With other roots, (5) overboiled, reduced to a
pulp, (7) have the vegetative principle in seed,
destroyed by the sun.
vDRbV. or vDRbV.vDRbs. def. 2. (5); tlbV 2. (7)
bV.bsD.{dR (4) a bird, the swallow.
bsJ 1. (1) swim under water, (2) drop or sprinkle water
from the ends of the fingers, (3) do. as when
rubbing curry stuff;
2. With other roots, (9) be very lazy;
cHbsJ(5) see cH; wcDwbsJbsJ(6) see wcD; wbsJ(7)
see wbsJ< tlbsJ 2. (9)
Derivative ubsJ 3. (4)
bsJ; 1. (1) pulverize, reduce to powder, pulp, by
pounding, chopping, chewing, &c., also commit to
memory, (2) fret, cry after, (3) be full, satisfied,
have enough;
2. With other roots, (12) anything decomposed,
disorganized, reduced to powder, also litter, brush,
(13) chop, mince, (14) to pulverize, (15) cry after,
be peevish, fretful, as a child, (16) fall into decay,
become decomposed, (17) broken rice, (19) any
thing decomposed, disorganized, &c.
pd>bsJ;(11) see pd>; w>bsJ;oH def. 2. (12); 'D.bsJ; 2.
(13); rRbsJ; 2. (14); rRbsJ;to; 2. (15); vDRbsJ; 2.
(16); [kbsJ; 2. (17); tbsJ; 2. (19)
bsJ;bsJ;bsd;bsd; (4) look at a thing in all its bearings, (5) to inquire
minutely, particularly.
bsJ;oH (7) mangled, reduced to a mass, as a rat, &c. bitten
by a dog, also applied to grain broken down and
destroyed.
bsJ;tD (8) drink to the full.
bsJ;tD. (9) be satisfied with food.
bsJ. 1. (1) remain over and above, (2) remain behind,
left, (3) applied to children, the youngest;
2. With other roots, (5)(6) a remainder.
w>bsJ. def. 2. (5); vDRbsJ. 2. (6)< ubsJ. co. of
ubs.
bsd (1) co. of bV
bsd; (1) turn the head backward;
2. With other roots, (5) bent or curved backward,
turn and run backward, (6) the head of a crossbow.
wbsd; def. 2. (5); tbsd; 2. (6)
bsd;'l.csX (2) bend backward.
bsd;bsd; (3) co. of bsJ;bsJ;
bsd;bsd.to; (4) carry one's self proudly, haughtily.
bsd. 1. (1) swim rapidly under water, as fish, (2) co. of
the term for healed, (3) a pile, of paddy;
2. With other roots, (9) skip along on the surface of
the water, as fish, (10) be haughty, proud, (13)
applied to a trap, stand obliquely, (14) in shooting
or spearing, have the spear or arrow glance upwards,
(15) rise and fall, as a wounded animal, (16) rise
and sink, as fish, &c. in water;
pH.bsd. def. 2. (9); bsd;bsd. 2. (10); tD.bsd. 2.
(13)(14)(15)(16)
Derivatives, ubsd. 3. (7); pbsd.(8)< wbsd.<
obsd. same as ubsd.
bsd.xD. (4) young, as a tree which has not borne fruit.
bsd.bsd. (5) arise in an erect column, as smoke, (6) indulge
malice, hatred.
bsD 1. (1) intercept, corner up, (2) a species of bamboo,
(3) cross over, as a mountain, ford, as a stream;
2. With other roots, (8)(10) get ahead of, and watch
for, (9) num. affix, (11) estimate, guess at, (12)
once, (13) a poetic poser, (14) a species of bamboo.
uGRbsD def. 2. (8); cHbsD 2. (9); cd;bsD 2. (10); pH;bsD
2. (11); wbsD 2. (12); xgbsD 2. (13); 0.bsD or
0.bsD0.bsg 2. (14)
bsDuJ>uDR (4) run this way and that, as in catching an animal;
meet, as two persons going different ways.
bsDwJm (5) cut off obliquely.
bsDvDR (6) dig straight down to the object, (7) cut off, as
the tops of bamboos.
bsD. 1. (1) a verandah;
2. With other roots, (4) "small tree growing on tide
waters, probably a species of Excaecaria," (5) a
house of worship, (6) a species of swallow, (7) be
blind.
uoH.bsD.rJm def. 2. (4); bl.bsD. 2. (5);
bV.bsD.{dR 2. (6); rJmbsD. 2. (7)
r 1. (1) a prefix;
2. With other roots, (43) wholly, entirely, (44)
intensive to the word for hard, (46) intensive to the
word for lean, (54) applied to hair, curly.
usRrwd def. 2. (43); usRreR or usRreH>usRreR 2.
(44); CgreR(45) see Cg; ChrMR 3. (46);
pulr%l(47) see pul; pD;rul(48) same as pulpulr%l;
nd.rvhR(49) see nd.; w&DreDR(51) see w&D;
xD.ro;(52) see xD.; yD>reH>(53) see yD>; ouHr&H;
2. (54)
rudm (1) time past, just now.
rudmrudm (2) often, frequently.
rusH; (3) co. of orX>
rusRrusK. (4) be shaven, bald headed.
rcJ; (5) co. of pSd; brittle.
rcU (6) co. of uh. crooked.
r*> (7) an aunt.
r*DR (8) morning.
rCJ; (9) co. of pSd;
rig (10) last year.
rqg (11) day, opposed to night.
rqJ (12) co. of w&d;
rw; (13) co. of rwl
rwRCR (14) applied to things of which the name is not
known.
rwR
rwR (15) interrogative, who?
rvk (16) co. of rwk
rwlrw; (17) hurriedly, with haste.
rwJmrwD. (18) do.
rwd (19) co. of usR
reR (20) co. of usR; (21) firmly, fixedly; (22) night.
reH (23) co. of pCd
reHm (24) Pgho name for a precious stone.
reHmrem (25)
(25) very, as bD.reHmrem very fat.
rEkR (26) interrogative, what?
rEkR'k (27) applied to animals, which?
r&m (28) co. of r&D>
r&H;uH; (29) short, stunted.
r&Hr&g (30) applied to talk, nonsense.
r&H>bHbl (31) confusedly, tumultuously.
r&H.r&. (32) all over, all about, as children at play in the
house.
r&JrwJ (34) applied to conversation, talk fast.
r&Jr&DR (35) for a moment, applied to several persons
coming together for a momentary consultation.
r&D> (36) small pox.
r&D>cd (37) name of an evil demon.
r&D>xH (38) chicken pox.
rvkrwk (39) hastily, hurriedly.
r[g (40) yesterday.
r[gxg (41) the other day, time indefinite.
r[D (42) day before yesterday.
rg 1. (1) a wife;
2. With other roots, (16) interjection, expressive of
astonishment, (20) do. expressing pity, compassion,
(22) spontaneously, (23) a concubine.
cX.rgCg(14) see cX.; prg(15) co. of prl;
wrgvug 2. (16); wrgwGm or wrgwkmwrgwGm(17)
a bard; wrgwrg(18)(19) see wrg; vmurg 2.
(20)< orgwGm same as wrgwGm; ogwrg 2. (22);
oH.rg 2. (23)
Derivatives, urg see Dic. p.148.
rgeg (2) "a tree, Terminalia belerica."
rgyk> (3) a younger brother or sister of a wife.
rgz;'d. (5) a first wife.
rgzdo. (6) the second wife.
rgvH: (8) a pilot.
rg0R (9) wife and husband.
rg0J> (10) an older brother or sister of a wife.
rgorH;: (11) the ocean, sea.
r> 1. (1) abbreviation of the word for aunt;
2. With other roots, (8) co. of the term for being
pulverized, (9) disappear, be lost, (10)
irrecoverably lost, (11) co. to the term for teacher,
(12) same as 2. (9)
csd;r> or uGHmwh>csd;r>(5) see csd;; wr>(6) see w;
ymr>(7) see ym; rd>y>(8) co. of uvJ; vDRr> or
vDRrlRvDRr> 2. (9); vDRr>w> 2. (10); or> or
o&.or> 2. (11); [gr> or [grlR[gr> 2. (12)
Deriv. ur> see Dic. p.149.
rm 1. (1) a son-in-law;
2. With other roots, (12) a blacksmith, (13) a gold
or silver smith, (14) an assistant to a head man,
(16) a species of fortune teller, (18) Kar. Fab. No.
129.
uG>wrm(10); see uG>; wrm or wrmwusdR 2. (12);
wrmxD 2. (13); xDrm 2. (14); vmrm 2. (16)
Derivative urm see Dic. p.150
rmusX (2) co. of vlR shave the head.
rmcD (3) an invulnerable military officer.
rmwd (4) castor oil plant. (Tav.) cH.wHm
rmrpd (6) the Arnotta tree, "Bixa orellana"
rmtH; (8) cardamoms, cardamon plant.
r; 1. (1) brace one's self, as to prevent falling, (2)
observe, take particular notice of, (3) enter names in
a register, (4) because, on account of, particle, see
Gram.;
2. With other roots, (9) frequently, (11) the "horse
mango, Mangifera foetida," (14) an assistant to a
head man, (17) the measles, (20) a mark, sign, (21)
live on others.
ur; co. of urH;; ud;r;ud;r; def. 2. (9); wr;(10)
co. of wrl;(11); w>r; co. of w>rd.; xDr; or
eJ>&>xDr; 2. (14); b.r;(15) co. of b.rd.;
or;(17)(18) co. of orl;; o;r;(19) co. of
ol.ql.; tr; 2. (20); tD.r; 2. (21)
r;rJ
r;rJ> (5) "balloon vine, or heart seed, cardiospermum."
r;vDR (6) intensive, very.
r;orH;: (7) the sea, ocean.
r. not found alone, 1. With other roots, (3) in coloring
black fail of getting a good color, (4) be puzzled,
astonished, (5) an alligator, (6) to forget.
rHr. or rHbk.rHr. def. 1. (3); rXr. 1. (4); or. or
or.y,
or.y,dR 1. (5); o;rHr. 1. (6)
Derivative ur.(2) see Dic. p.150.
rR 1. (1) to do, perform, as any kind of business;
2. With other roots, (115) skillful, (116) business,
work, (117) it happened, it came to pass, (120)
Karen fable, No. 154.
wrR def. 2. (115); w>rR or w>zH;w>rR 2. (116);
w>rRto; 2. (117); xgrRtd. and
xgrRtd.cD(118)(119) see xg
Deriv. urR see Dic. p.161.
rRuwX> (2) finish, complete.
rRu}wD> (3) frighten.
rRueD> (4) make a fence around a field.
rRuym (5) co. of rRuykm
rRuykm (6) soften, as by soaking in water.
rRuzh (7) co. of rRurl.
rRur. (8) transgress, commit a fault.
rRurl. (9) pulverize, reduce to a powder.
rRu&H;u&H; (10) work diligently, indefatigably.
rRuvH (11) deceive, lie, cheat.
rRuvd (12) perform work, business.
rRuH. (13) or rRuH.rR0hR variegate.
rRuX> (14) co. of rRydm
rRuh. (15) or rRuh.rRul bend, make crooked.
rRuJR or rRuJRrRuyDR(16) kindle a fire.
rRuD or rRuDrRcJ(17) vex, trouble, try to get into
difficulty.
rRusHR (18) co. of rRe;
rRusXR or rRpHmrRusXR(19) make fast, as in tying.
rRuG> (20) try, do a thing by way of trial.
rRuGHRvDR (21) to bend down, as the limb of a tree.
rRuGD> or rRuGD>rRxGJ(22) sue, prosecute.
rRck (23) encourage, stimulate.
rRcJ (24) co. of rRuD
rR*X>to; (25) suppress feeling, restrain one's self.
rRC. or rReXRrRC.(26) conquer, overcome.
rRp>to; (27) bend the body to and fro, as in talking.
rRpHm (28) co. of rRusXR also (29) make a paddy field.
rRpXR (30) help, aid, assist.
rRpkvD> (31) make property.
rRpJ. (32) an imperative particle.
rRpD. or rRpD.rRoh(33) wet, moisten.
rRpdR or rRbsD.rRpdR(34) make a raised place for
sleeping.
rRpGJ (35) co. of rRysK>
rRqX or rRqXrRvJ;(36) do in return.
rRqk;vDR (37) bend down another's head.
rRw> or zH;w>rRw>(38) work, do any kind of business.
rRw>
rRw>b
w>bD. (39) prosper in business
rRw>bh.tzd (40) a shoemaker.
rRw>twD (41) do honestly, uprightly.
rRwJm (42) finish, (43) sever, separate.
rRwJmwDR (44) vex, hinder.
rRxg or rRvk>tk.xg(45)
.xg(45) make poetry.
rRxD.teX. (46) make corners, as of a mat.
rRxD.to; (47) it appears as if, (48) appears so and so.
rRxD. (49) make with an upward tendency.
rR'H;od; (50) make alike.
rR'X. (51) make in return, Pgho.
rR'k. (52) abstain from work in a field while making
offerings to its guardian spirit.
rR'd;uGJto; (53) in play, feign to be a tiger, &c.
rR'd; (54) to imitate, (55) co. of rRvd
rR'd. or rR'd.rRtX(56) roll back the eyes.
rRe; (57) compel, use force, persecute, oppress.
rReXR (58) conquer, overcome.
rRM> or zH;M>rRM>(59) obtain by labor.
rReD. (60) make or set a mark, observe.
rREGH; (61) girdle a tree, cut a vine at the root, so that the
leaves wither.
rRr&H>bHbl (62) make an uproar, quarrel, &c.
rRyvHRrRzk; (63) to frighten, threaten.
rRylR or rRylRrRzsJ;(64) deliver, set at liberty.
rRydm or rRuX>rRydm(65) to break out, nick out.
rRyO> (66) melt, fuse,as lead, &c.
rRysK>to; (67) feign madness.
rRzk; or rRysHRrRzk;(68) frighten, terrify.
rRzd; (69) make even.
rRzSd. (70) collect in a pile, bring together.
rRzSD. (71) oppress, abuse.
rRzsg (72) make visible, bring to light.
rRzsJ; (73) co. of rRylR
rRb.'d or rRb.'drRb.xH;(74) cause to hit, strike against.
rRbl. (75) make offerings, give religiously.
rRbJ (76) co. of rREGH;(77) or rRvk.rRbJ manufacture
cotton cloth.
rRbsg or rRbsdrRbsg(78) to heal, cure, (79) freshen, by
soaking in water.
rRbsJ;to; (80) fret, cry after, as a child its mother.
rRrwR (81) interrogative, what?
rRrk> (82) co. of rR0JR
rRrkm or rRrkmrRCl
rRCl(83) reconcile, make peace.
rRrkRvJ. (84) interog. what are you doing?
rR,kR (85) show another how to do.
rRvXR (86) to warm, make warm.
rRvJmvdm or rRvJmvHmrRvJmvdm(87) move or shake, a thing
to and fro.
rRvd or rRvdrR'd;(88) learn, study.
rRvdm or rRvdmrRvDR or rRvdmydmvDR(89) order, direct,
commission, (90) Kar. Fab. Nos. 147, 151.
rRvdmym (91) predict, foretel, order beforehand.
rRvdmvHm (92) a written order.
rRvdmto; (93) mutual recrimination.
rRvDRuxX (94) applied to a field, work it the second time.
rRvDRysKR or rRvDRysKRrRvDRpSXR(96) set posts with the top of
the tree down, as is customary in every thing
connected with the dead.
rR0HR or rR0HRrRuJ(97) finish, complete.
rR0JR (98) work, as a field.
rRoud; (99) work in company with others.
rRo; (100) like.
rRo;,DR (101) interrogative, how? what?
rRo;td. (102) have compassion for.
rRoH (103) kill, take life.
rRoh (104) be able to do.
rR[gr> (105) loose, cause to be lost.
rR[;*DR (106) destroy, cause to be destroyed.
rR[H. (107) build a house.
rRtxH; (108) plant, as plants and trees.
rRtylR (109) make a hole.
rRtgxD. (110) cause to increase.
rRth.vdm (111) cause a quarrel.
rRtd. (112) make rhymes alternately, see xg
rRtD. (113) work for a livelihood.
rH 1. (1) sleep, ripe, as fruit, (3) in cooking, done,
cooked;
2. With other roots, (42) cook by roasting, grilling,
&c. (43) rising to a prominence, (45) put to sleep,
(46) to cook, (47) a sleeping place, a bed, (48) a
sheet, a blanket, (49) co. of the term for excoriate,
(51) the king of death, who registers the names of
people when they die, (52) satisfied, reconciled.
CdrH or CdrHCdbJ def. 2. (42); pdrH>pdrd 2. (43); ykmrH
or ykmrHykm*JR 2. (45); zDrH or zDrHzDbJ 2. (46); vD>rH or
vDRrHvD>'g 2. (47); vD>rH'g 2. (48); vDRrHxD or
vDRwvdRvDrHxD 2. (49); orH,k> 2. (51); o;rH or
ol.rHo;rH 2. (52)
Deriv. urH< wrH and orH see urH
rHuElR or rHuElRrHuyR(6) sleep on the side.
rHuzD (7) cook soft.
rHubk; (8) ripe, mellow, as fruit.
rHubk. (9) over ripe.
rHuvGR (10) go here and there to sleep, gad about.
rHuok. or rHuok.rHuoH;(11) sleep in a current of air.
rHuJ>uDR (12) sleep 'heads and points,' lie crosswise.
rHch or rHplmrHch(14) be sleepy, nod.
rHcd; or rHcd;*JRcd;(15) sleep in a field to watch it.
rH*JR (16) walk in one's sleep.
rHCkm or rHCkm*JRCkm(17) cohabit, sleep together.
rHplm (18) co. of rHch(19) or rHplm*JRplm is for the owner to
sleep in a new house alone before the family move
in to it.
rHw,lm (20) one nap.
rHwdmrHwGR (21) sleep by the way, on the road.
rHxd;qD (22) lie athwart, as sucking pigs.
rHxd;tD.Ek> (23) do.
rHxD or rHxDbJxD(24) ripen on the tree.
rHxD or rHxDChxD(25) heal permanently, as a sore.
rHxD (26) co. of vDRwvdR
rHeDR (27) to lie down.
rHyXR or rHyXRrHtH.(30) sleep near, in order to watch.
rHbD (31) ripe, yellow.
rHr. (32) be in a reverie.
rHrD> or rHrD>ysD>oD(33) dream.
rHvDR or rHvDR*JRvDR(34) lie down.
rHoud; or rHoud;rHou;(35) sleep in company.
rHoyhR (36) sleep, be lost in sleep.
rHogoD. (38) snore in sleep.
rHtd.rHtd. (39) sleep and do nothing, as a very lazy person.
rH{l>rH{l> (40) noise made by the owl at night.
rH> -- not found alone.
pdrH>pdrd(1) rise into hillocks, be uneven.
yD>rH>(2) a Burmese nun.
rHm not found alone, 1. With other roots, (4) anything
extraordinary, unusual, (5) the district of Martaban,
(6) give because we love.
vrHm def. 1. (4); orHmorX 1. (5); [h.rHmwg 1. (6)
rHmwg: or rHmwgyg&rH(1) love.
rHmyul or rHmyul[D&g(2) fee for charms.
rHmrHm (3) intensive to words of growling snarling.
rH. ==ud.rH. yeast, leaven.
rHR 1. (1) wild, (2) a name;
2. With other roots, (14) every kind, (15) do. (17)
wild fowl, (18) num. affix, (19) that which is wild,
(20) mention a person's name, (21)(22) obtain a
name, notoriety, (23) nothing at all, (24) the wild
man, (25) how many kinds! (26)š wild rice, (27)
be lost, never more heard of, (28): a sister in law,
(29) a cat.
ulrHRulupXR def. 2. (14); ud;rHR or ud;rHRud;ph 2.
(15); ud.rHR(16) co. to pH;od;; qDrHR or qDrHRqDysDR
2. (17); wrHR 2. (18); w>rHRvm 2. (19); xD.rHR or
xD.rHRvDRo. 2. (20); M>rHR or M>rHRvDRo. 2.
(21)(22); eDwrHR 2. (23); yrHR or yrHRyysDR 2. (24);
ySHRrHR 2. (25); bkrHR 2. (26); vDRr>rHR 2. (27);
orHR,D;z; 2. (28); o.rHR,DR 2. (29)
rHRur> (3) lose character.
rHRulo.ul (4) of every kind.
rHRcd.od.vm (5) primitive forest.
rHRnDRzg (7) (Pgho.) a male cat.
rHRxD. (8) become famous, get a name.
rHRyS> or rHRyS>cHeJ(9) a father or mother in law.
rHRvm or rHRvmcd.rHRvmusg(10) wild.
rHRog (11) be famous, in a bad sense.
rHR[lo.zsg (12) do. in a good sense.
rHR{dRo.{dR (13) a name.
rX 1. (1) to send, order, direct, (2) a species of trap to
catch animals;
2. With other roots, (8) 100 viss, (9) deny, (10) set
a trap of def. 1. (2) kind, (11) be hit by def. 1. (2);
(12) frighten, (13) deny, (14) name of the town
and district of Maulmain, (15) be afraid, astonished.
wrX def. 2. (8)(9)< 'd;rX 2. (10); b.rX 2. (11);
rRrXr. 2. (12); orX or orXvHmbH; 2. (13); orX
or orHmorX 2. (14); o;rXr. 2. (15)
Deriv. urX(7) see Dic. p.161.
rXovX. or rXovX.rXov.(4) sharpened stakes set in the
ground, and covered, to catch thieves.
rX{dRys>{dR (6) do.
rX> (1) a species of medicine for leprosy.
Deriv. urX> see Dic. p.161, wrX> and orX> do.
rXR 1. (1) a term meaning I, myself, used by females in
making rhyme only;
2. With other roots, (4) a species of parasitical
flower, (5) name of a person in ancient fable.
ydmrXR co. to ydmrk.; zDtl.rXR def. 2. (4); 0J>tH.rXR
2. (5)
Deriv. urXR(2) see Dic. p. 162.
rk 1. (1) a term of endearment applied to a neice;
With other roots, (5) shaggy, rough, in disorder.
prk*kR def. 2. (5); ork*kR(6) do. Deriv. urk 3. (4)
see Dic. p.165.
rkuDRvH> (2) the Devil.
rko%kR (3) rough, shaggy, &c. as uncombed hair.
rk> 1. (1) the sun, (2) creeping plants;
2. With other roots, (40) of a tree or river, the main
branches, &c. (41) applied to persons, possess
power, wisdom, consequence, &c. (42) the main
road, (43) the toes, (44) the great toe, (45) the four
upright splints at the four corners of a Karen basket,
(46) the fingers, (47) name of a month, Sept. (48)
a species of fish, (49) do. (53) hobgoblins, (54)
one legged do. (56) headless do. (58) a creeper
running the whole length of a tree, (59) numerous
descendants, (60) primitive forest, (61) midnight,
(62) while, during, (63) 'a fragrant orchideous
flower,' (65) a kingdom, (67) applied to work,
finished with difficulty, be a long time about, (68)
show the road to the dead, (72) marry unlawfully,
i.e. a near blood relation.
usX>rk> or usX>rk>usX>xl def. 2. (40)(41); usJrk> 2.
(42); cD.rk> or cD.rk>cD.eX 2. (43); cD.rk>'d. 2. (44);
Ch>rk>xl. 2. (45); pkrk> or pkrk>pkeX 2. (46); qH;rk> 2.
(47); n.rk> 2. (48); n.rk>zd 2. (49); wrk> co. of
wcGg(50); w>rk> co. of w>'d.(51)(52) co. of uvd;;
w>rk>w>C> 2. (53); w>rk>wcDw>rk>wcDcD. 2. (54);
w>rk>wlmudm 2. (56); 'Drk>'Dbd 2. (58); 'Drk>'DCXR 2.
(59); yS>rk>ueX 2. (60); z;zDrk> 2. (61); zXrk> 2.
(62); zDrk>Cg 2. (63); b.rk> co. of b.vg(64);
bDrk> 2. (65); rRrk> co. of rR0JR(66); ,Hmrk>xDvg 2.
(67); vlmrk> or vlmrk>eJ.usJ 2. (68); vDRrk> co. of
vDRz;; oHbDoHrk>(70) see bD; tJ.rk>wH>,dR 2. (72)
Deriv. urk>(39) see Dic. p.165.
rk>c.ph (3) South.
rk>c.xl (4) North.
rk>cH (37) near sunset.
rk>cH; or rk>cH;rk>[g(5) night.
rk>cd.cH (6) Kar. Fab. No. 91.
rk>cd.-wH;vDR (7) a little past twelve o'clock.
rk>*> (8) an aunt.
rk>*DR (10) morning.
rk>Cg or rk>Cd.rk>Cg(11) Fairies, see Demonology, Dic.
p.224.
rk>Cg (12) do. see Cg and Dic. p. 224.
rk>CguX. (13) a species of insect.
rk>CgcsX. (14) fairies who reside in the tops of Banyan trees.
rk>Cgzd or oH;Cd.zdrk>Cgzd(15) lower order of rk>Cg
rk>Ch>vDR (16) past noon.
rk>pHR (17) a large species of buffalo.
rk>qg or rk>qh.rk>qg(18) day, opposed to night.
rk>qh. (19) morning.
rk>qh.0g (20) early dawn.
rk>qJ;vDR (21) strike, as the sun's rays.
rk>xl. or rk>xl.rk>ysJ
ysJR(22) noon.
rk>xD. (23) East.
rk>xD.,dmudmbDyS> (24) about nine o'clock a.m.
rk>eR or rk>cH;rk>eR(25) night.
rk>eHRvXrk>qg (26) day.
rk>Ekm (27) sunset.
rk>yR or rk>ydmrk>yR(28) northern or southern sides of the
heavens, or of the sun.
rk>ydm (29) co. of rk>yR
rk>rJm (31) the face of the sun.
rk>v> (32) hope for, expect.
rk>vDREkm (33) sunset.
rk>oh.cGgoh. (34) cousins.
rk>[g or rk>cH;rk>[g(35) evening.
rk>[JxD. (36) sun rise.
rk>{l> or rk>{l>rk>uyDR(38) the sun's rays.
rkm 1. (1) pleasant, agreeable;
2. With other roots, (13) a pleasant country, (14)
unhapy, uncomfortable, displeased with, (15)
comfort, happiness, (17) obtain happiness, comfort,
(18) have a cold, (19) make peace, (20) pleasant
place, (21) happy in mind, (22) pleasant or
agreeable sounds, (23) be well, happy.
urkm same as wrkm; have a cold uD>rkm def. 2. (13);
wrkmwvR 2. (14); w>rkm or w>rkmw>yXR 2. (15);
xHrkm co. of uD>rkm; b.rkm 2. (17); b.wrkm 2.
(18); rRrkm or rRrkmrRCl 2. (19); vD>rkm or
vD>rkmvD>yXR 2. (20); o;rkm or ol.ck.o;rkm 2. (21);
trkmt,k> 2. (22); td.rkm 2. (23)
rkmuGD> (3) be litigious, quarrelsome.
rkmyXR (5) even, level, as ground.
rkmzd; (6) be at peace, live happily.
rkmb. (7) uncomfortable, displeased.
rkm,k> (8) happy, comfortable.
rkmvR (9) to enjoy.
rkmto; (10) happy in mind, pleased with.
rk;rk; (1) applied to eating, take one mouthful after
another.
urk;{RuvJm(3) very many.
rk. 1. (1) a female of the human species;
2. With other roots, (21) Kar. Fab. No. 35, (22)
have a cold, (23) marry unlawfully, i.e. a blood
relation
eD>rk.uk> def. 2. (21); b.wrk. 2. (22);
tJ.rk.wH>,dR 2. (27)
rk.ueX (2) an old maid.
rk.ueDR (3) a young maid, a virgin.
rk.ueDRcH*RvXysXR (5) Kar. Fab. No. 48.
rk.ueDRwH> (4) same as rk.ueX
rk.obVcGgobV (6) unmarried young men and women.
rk.urJ or rk.urJpJR*DR(7) a widow.
rk.u%
u%k. (8) short, thick.
rk.uDRvH> (9) satan, the devil.
rk.cGg (10) an hermaphrodite, (11) a cousin.
rk.p>&dRrk.zDjyh (12) a beautiful female, who is to be the cause of
destruction to all the wicked.
rk.wJ;vJ; or rk.wJ;bk.rk.wJ;vJ;(13) a goat.
rk.yS> or rk.vHRrk.yS>(14) a married woman.
rk.vRuRxHzd[J (15) Kar. Fab. No. 32.
rk.vHRzHyS> (16) a grandmother.
rk.vHR co. of rk.yS>
rk.o%k
o%k. (18) short and thick.
rk.th (19) Kar. Fab. No. 10.
rkR 1. (1) interog. What?
rkR'k (2) and w>rkR'k(4) applied to any thing, the name of
which is not known.
urkR(3) sometimes used for urXR
rl 1. (1) be alive, live, (2) sky, firmament;
2. With other roots, (24) light of the sky at night,
(27) be resuscitated, revived, (29) it seems, (30)
life, (31) Prince of life, (32) living streams, (33):
a jailor, (35) smell, kiss, (36) the trees of life, (37)
a wide or extensive plain, (38) while living, (40)
appear to be, this or that, (42) living, alive, (43) be
revived, (44) an associate, friend, neighbor, (45)
eat rice between meals, just to keep one alive.
uyDRrl def. 2. (24); prlxD.uhR 2. (27); wrlrD> 2.
(29); w>rl 2. (30); w>rltcd. 2. (31); xHrl 2. (32);
xD.rl 2. (33); 'Drl co. of 'Doud;; eXrl or eXrleXqSD 2.
(35); y>rl 2. (36); ysDrlxH; 2. (37); rJmrlo;0; 2.
(38); orl 2. (40)(42); orlxD.uhR 2. (43);
trltoud; 2. (44); tD.rlo;rhR 2. (45)
Deriv. url(23)< prl(26)< wrl(28)< orl(41) see
url
rluydmrluyR (3) the sides of the heavens.
rlubsH; (4) see ubsH;
rlu,X or rlu,X[D.u,X(5)
.u,X(5) the heavenly bodies.
rlusd. or rlusd.rloH(6) give an oblique, angry look.
rlcd. or rlcd.rlvdR and rlcd.'d.(7) sky, firmament.
rlcd. co. of rlxH;
rlcd.uGDR (9) space within the horizon.
rlcd.'D or rlcd.'Drlcd.'g(10) the Zenith.
rlcd.vJ (12) clear sky, free from clouds.
rlpR (13) co. of rlpXR
rlpXR or rlpXRrlpR(14) a balustrade, a railing.
rlqX or rlqX[D.qX(15) space between the earth and
sky.
rlxH; or rlcd.rlxH;(16) the horizon.
rl'h (17) extremities of the sky.
rl'd. (18) the whole firmament.
rl'd.'D (19) the Zenith.
rlyR or rlydmrlyR(20): sides of the heavens.
rl>: (1) hate, wrl>wyg(3) the upright parts of a native
bellows; url>(2) see Dic. p.166.
rlm 1. (1) grey, (2) co. of the term for true, pure;
2. With other roots, (4) examine closely, (5)
stillborn, (6) death caused by an evil demon, (7) do
with precision, do effectually, (8) do. (9) true, pure,
genuine.
uG>rlmuG>eD> def. 2. (4); wrlmweD> 2. (5); w>rlm 2.
(6); rRrlmrReD> 2. (7); orlm 2. (8); trlmteD> 2. (9)
rlmrlmeD>eD> (3) exactly, precisely.
rl; 1. (1) bread, (2) soot, (3) co. of the term for dirt;
2. With other roots, (12) a marriage feast, (13) dirt,
foul matter, (14) make a festival, (16) co. to the
term for dirt, (17): an affair, trouble, (18): a
great matter, difficulty, (19) attend a marriage feast.
wv;rl; def. 2. (12); w>rl; or w>rl;w>r; 2. (13);
rRrl; or rRrl;rRy
rRyU 2. (14); trl; 2. (16)(17);
trl;'d.trl;uD 2. (18); tD.rl; 2. (19)
Deriv. url;(9=1)< wrl;(10)(11)< orl;(15) see
url;
rl;up> (4) the plaintiff, in a lawsuit, (5) the master of
ceremonies at a marriage feast.
rl;qd: (6) a hunter.
rl;ysHmrl;ysm (7) be dirtied, soiled.
rl;oh. (9) parties in a law suit.
rl. ==url.(1) flour, powder, dust any thing reduced to
a powder.
pyORrl. or pyORrl.pyORr.(2) see pyOR and uyOR
rlR 1. (1) copulate, as animals, (2) poison;
2. With other roots, (8) spawn, deposit eggs, (9)
poison, (10) a race of people, (14) a sore, ulcer.
n.rlR def. 2. (8); w>rlRoH or w>rlRoHw>rlRbSd; 2.
(9); bSJrlR 2. (10); vDRrlR(12) co. of vDRr>;
[grlR(13) co. of [gr>; trlRvD> 2. (14)
Deriv. urlR co. of ur.
rlRrlR (3) sound, as of an animal walking.
rlRvD> (4) a wound, sore, ulcer.
rlRoH (5) die of poison.
rlRoH;rlRrhR or rlRoH;rlR*m(6) be intoxicated.
rh 1. (1) if, but;
2. With other roots, (7) surprising, wonderful, (8)
roundish, (9) a species of bamboo;
3. Deriv. (4=1) Cambodians; other uses, see
Grammar.
wrh{DR def. 2. (7); zsX.rhuvm 2. (8); 0.rh 2. (9)<
urh 3. (4=1)
rhpCh (3) dried up, shrivelled.
rh&h or rh&H>rh&h(4) bare, naked, as a tree without leaves.
rh> 1. (1) true, (2) is, used in asking questions, as how
is it? other uses, see Grammar;
2. With other roots, (3) look carefully, (4) truth, (5)
clean, free from dirt, rubbish, &c.
uG>rh>xH def. 2. (3); w>rh>w>wD 2. (4); ysDrh>wh> 2.
(5)
rh. 1. (1) fire;
2. With other roots, (29) nails, hoof, (30) species of
snake, head and tail resembling fire, (31) finger
nails, (32) applied to night time, while one bamboo
torch burns, (33) one fire, (34) a species of ant,
(35)(36) obtain fire by rubbing bamboos together,
(38): messenger, (39) by, or with fire, (40) flint,
(42) a species of tree, fruit sour, eaten.
cD.rh. or cD.rh.cD.zD def. 2. (29); *k>rh. 2. (30);
pkrh. 2. (31); wqSDrh. 2. (32); wrh. 2. (33); wX>rh.
or wX>rh.wX>r. 2. (34); eXrh. or eXqSHeXrh.(35) (35);
see eX< bl;rh. or bl;rh.bl;z. 2. (36); rD>rh. or
rD>rh.rD>oD 2. (38); vXrh. 2. (39); vX>rh. 2. (40);
o.zdrh. 2. (42)
rh.uyDR (2) fire light.
rh.uySd> (3) see uySd>
rh.uz; or rh.uz;z.uz;(4) live coals.
rh.ubd. or rh.ubd.rh.ub.(5) cinders, burnt leaves, light
ashes.
rh.uJR (6) blaze, as fire.
rh.ck. or rh.ck.z.ck.(7) smoke.
rh.cd. (8) on, or over the fire.
rh.qH. or rh.qH.z.qH.(10) emit sparks.
rh.'H (11) sparks of fire.
rh.'X (12) a lamp.
rh.yh> (13) snap as fire when blown.
rh.zD (14) sparks of fire.
rh.yVR (15) co. to rh.v.
rh.bl; (16) fire obtained by rubbing bamboos.
rh.,lR (17) flying sparks of fire.
rh.v. or rh.v.rh.yVR(18) flame.
rh.vk> (19) send forth smoke.
rh.vJ; (20) run, burn, as fire in the jungle.
rh.oySd> or rh.oySd>z.oyS
z.oySd>(21) make a smoke of green
leaves, &c. used in taking up bees.
rh.tH. or rh.tH.z.tH.(22) embers.
rh.tl or rh.tlz.qg(23) fire.
rh.tlusL;cH (24) fire brands.
rh.th. (26) embers.
rh.tD. (27) eat or consume as fire in burning.
rh.{l>xD. (28) emit rays of light.
rhR 1. (1) boiled rice, (13) if, see Gram.
2. With other roots, (21) 'name of several shells,
mostly of the genus Melania,' (22) dip out rice, as
from a rice pot, (23) turn up and shake the rice pot
in cooking, (25) cook rice in a bamboo, (26) pour
off the water from boiling rice, (27) place rice on
the fire for boiling, (28) cook rice, (29) applied to
time, as long as the time spent in cooking a pot of
rice, (30) dip out and place rice in a dish
preparatory to eating, (33) the fibrous part of
bamboo, (34) eat rice.
csd.rhRwDR def. 2. (21); cGJ;rhR 2. (22); C.rhR or
C.rhRC.xH 2. (23); whRrhR 2. (25); xdoH;rhR or
xdoH;rhRxdoH;xH 2. (26); 'dxD.rhR 2. (27); zDrhR or
zDrhRzDxH 2. (28); rHrhRwzsX. 2. (29); v.rhR 2. (30);
trhR 2. (33); tD.rhR 2. (34)
Deriv. urhR(20)< wrhR(24); orhR(32) see urhR
rhRud>Cdm (2) rice badly burnt in cooking.
rhRcd.uX> (3) a leaf placed under the cover of a pot in cooking
rice.
rhRcGJ.od (4) rice boiled to a pap.
rhRpk. or rhRpk.rhRwDR(5) rice cooked in a bamboo.
rhRqGH or rhRqGHq.pDR(6) cold rice.
rhRwd>yHm or rhRwd>yHmrhRwd>oJ;(7) pastry made of rice and oil.
rhRwDR or rhRpk.rhRwDR(8) rice boiled in a leaf and used as an
offering to the Nats, when calling the spirit.
rhRwDRcGg (9) a species of rhRwDR
rhREk>xH or rhREk>xHrhREk>ed(10) rice congee.
rhRz; (11) fermented rice, used in distilling.
rhRzD (12) mouldy rice.
rhRv. (14) a table for eating rice.
rhR0g (15) white rice.
rhRol or rhRolrhRwJ>(16) a setting pole, (17) rice mixed
with soot, and offered to demons.
rhR[X (18) steamed rice.
rhR{dRxH{dR (19) boiled rice.
rJ 1. (1) a tooth, tusk;
2. With other roots, (24) pick the teeth, (25) a fish
hook, (26) in fishing, a pole and string without a
hook, (28) teeth, (29) color the teeth black, (30)
one who is not afraid to use authoritative,
dogmatical language, thought to be an indispensable
requisite in a head man, (31) the rice sprouts, (32)
deceive, (33) a cat, (35) have the teeth project,
(36) grin, show the teeth.
cJ;rJ def. 2. (24); wrJ or wcGJwrJ 2. (25)(26); wRrJ
co. of wRq+.; w>rJw>cD 2. (28); wkmolrJ 2. (29);
ySRrJth.yVRoGJ; 2. (30); bkrJ or bkrJ[krJ 2. (31);
orJ 2. (32); o.rJ{DR 2. (33); o&dmrJ co. of xd;zSd.;
o&dmrJ 2. (35); thrJ or thrJo0>cD 2. (36)
Deriv. urJ(22)(23) see urJ
rJubsK. or rJubsK.rJubs.(2)
bs.(2) the gums.
rJuJ (3) name for creeperse of the 'Entada and Mucuna
species.'
rJuJo. (4) the patella.
rJcD or rJwX>rJcD(5) the side teeth, grinders.
rJpud;yS> (6) tartar of the teeth.
rJqg or rJqgcDqg(7) diseased teeth.
rJqSH (8) teeth set on edge, as from the action of acid.
rJxD (11) a long tooth, or tusk.
rJxD. or rJxD.rgxD.(12) spring up, vegetate.
rJxGH. (13) the canine teeth.
rJ'D (14) the front teeth.
rJjyL; or rJjyL;rJjy;(16) tartar of the teeth.
rJvX>ol (17) the tusks of a boar.
rJoCH (18)
(18) same as rJqSH
rJoCHR (19) short, close teeth.
rJ{dRcD{dR (20) teeth.
rJ{D (21) a Cat.
rJ> 1. (1) a tail, of animals, (2) do. of birds;
2. With other roots, (15) the coccyx, (18) 'Balloon
vine, Cardiospermum.'
cHrJ>ysd> def. 2. (15); pH.rJ>uJ>(16) see pH.; wrJ> co.
of wrHR(17); r;vrJ> 2. (18)
rJ>u&J> (3) name of a stream, between Tavoy and
Toungbyouk.
rJ>uJ> (4) limp in walking.
rJ>ud (5) the long tail feathers of a cock or peacock, (6)
tail of the wind.
rJ>cH or x;rJ>cd.x;rJ>cH(7) the eye of a needle.
rJ>cH (8) the ends of the bamboos at the eaves, (9) the
end of the leaves at the eaves.
rJ>cD.xH; (10) the root of the tail.
rJ>cFd.: (11) a species of mango.
rJ>ysd> (12) the coccyx.
rJ>vH;rJ>uD> (13) make ridiculous faces.
rJ>{dR'H;{dR (14) tail.
rJm 1. (1) the eye;
2. With other roots, (92) shameless, (93) applied to
the appearance of the eye under great suffering,
(94) space between the anus and generating organs,
(95) the eyes of a crossbow, (96) very bashful,
(97) disagreeable to the eye, (98) by degrees,
(100) conceal from the eye, (101) fungous ulcers,
(102) a woman's turban, variegated, (103) do. with
a particular figure, (104) indicate the state of the
mind by the face, (105) Kar. Fab. No. 145, (106)
wash the face, (107) wink, (108) weave figures in
a basket, (109) please the eye, (110) a species of
bird, (111) close the bottom of a hand net, (112)
wrinkled face, (113) an eye.
uJRrJm(91) co. of q+.rJm; uJRrJmuJReg def. 2. (92);
uJRrJm 2. (93); cHrJmnh 2. (94); csH.rJm or
csH.rJmys>rJm 2. (95); *kRrJmqS; 2. (96); qgrJmud>eg
2. (97); wrJm 2. (98)(99); w'XrJm 2. (100); w>rJm
2. (101); w>rJmzsX. 2. (102); w>rJmzsX.bd;xD. 2.
(103); ymrJm 2. (104); ySRrJmxH.0H 2. (105); ys>rJm
2. (106); zs;rJm 2. (107)(108); b.rJm 2. (109);
oyORrJm 2. (110); oGH;rJm or oGH;rJmoGH;eg 2.
(111)(112); trJm 2. (113)
Deriv. urJm(90) see Dic. p.171.
rJmu'kvm (2) look from under the eye lids.
rJmuyDR (3) clear sighted, (4) fig. understanding.
rJmuyOR (5) wakeful.
rJmubHbk. (6) be wholly absorbed in, see ubH
rJmubsH
ubsH; (7) inner part of the eye lid.
rJmuJR or rJmuJReguJR(8) shameless, bold, impudent.
rJmuJRoluJRvg (9) same as (93)
rJmudR or rJmudRegudR(10) not cry easily.
rJmuGm or rJmol.rJmuGm(11) the curb of the eye.
rJmuGmcH (12) under the eye.
rJmuGmCH (13) the bony socket of the eye.
rJmuGDR or rJmuGDReguGDR(14) socket of the eye.
rJmuGDRylR (15) do.
rJmcH;ol (16) dizziness.
rJmcd.uX> or rJmcd.uX>rJmcd.vm(17) projection over the eyes.
rJmcsH (18) eyeballs.
rJmC; (19) a scarecrow, (20) a mask.
rJmCH (21)
(21) the bony socket of the eye.
rJmqg (22) disagreeable to the eye, (23) sore eyes.
rJmq; (25) clear sighted.
rJmql. (25=1) the eye lashes, (26) do.
rJmqJ; (27) bright, piercing eye.
rJmqS; (28) be diffident, bashful.
rJmng or rJmcd.rJmng(29) adv. before, in front of, (30)
front, face.
rJmwuV or rJmwusd.rJmwuV(31) squint, be cross eyed.
rJmw'X (32) hidden from the eyes.
rJmwl> (33) the eye brows.
rJmwl>cd. (34) or rJmwl>cd.rJmwl>vm the prominence of the
eyebrows.
rJmwl>cd.CH (35) the bone of the eye brows.
rJmwl>ql. or rJmwl>ql.rJmwl>'H;(36) the eyebrows.
rJmwJ;vJ; (37) a goat.
rJmwd>cH or rJmwd>cd.rJmwd>cH(38) outer corner of the eye.
rJm}wD> (39) co. of rJmqS;
rJmxH or rJmxHrJmed(40) tears.
rJmxHuvR (41) mirror, looking glass.
rJmxHuvRusd (42) a spy glass.
rJmxHuvRpdRuGDR (43) microscope.
rJmxHuvR'd;rJm (44) spectacles.
rJmxH; or rJmxH;rJmx;(45) germ, (46) rice meal.
rJmxd (47) long narrow face.
rJmeg (48) face.
rJmeHR or rJmeHRrJmth(49) a jovial face.
rJmed (50) co. of rJmxH
rJmydmvDR (51) have the countenance fall, be abashed.
rJmySR or rJmo.rJmySR(52) the iris of the eye.
rJmys> or rJmys>egys>(53) the whole face.
rJmzH; or rJmzH;rJmz;(54) the eye lids.
rJmzd or rJmzdegzd(55) the pupil of the eye.
rJmb.qSJ (56) see qSJ
rJmbH. or rJmbH.egbH.(57) shut or close the eyes.
rJmbH.ch (58) tiger naps, &c. see ch
rJmbH.cD.cg (59) fig. to die.
rJmbSH; or rJmbSH;rJmcsd.(60) mucus of the eye.
rJmbsD. or rJmbsD.egvH(61) be blind.
rJmrlo;0; (62) during life time.
rJm,km (64) dim sight.
rJmvH;rJmuD> (65) same as rJ>vH;rJ>uD>
rJmvDRw,X> (66) be sleepy.
rJmvDRrSJR (67) sad, sorrowful countenance.
rJm0g (68) white of the eye.
rJm0gC; (69) cataract of the eye.
rJm0D> or rJm0D>e>yDR(70) optical illusion.
rJmouGDR (71) orbit of the eye.
rJmouGDRylR (72) or rJmouGDRcd.rJmouGDRylR do.
rJmonhxH; (73) the inner corner of the eye.
rJmobsH; or rJmobsH;rJmobs.(74) same as rJmubsH;
rJmobsH;vm (75) under the eye lid.
rJmovH. (76) clandestinely, behind one.
rJmo. or rJmol.rJmo.(78) iris of the eye.
rJmo.u&;wH> (79) very near, just before one.
rJmo.wd. or rJmol.wd.rJmo.wd.(80) the whole eyeball.
rJmo.ylR (81) in plain sight, (82) in the eye.
rJmol (83) the iris of the eye.
rJmolyVRuJR (84) see yVRuJR
rJmol. (85) co. of rJmuGm and (86)
(86) co. of rJmo.
rJmol.xH; (87) inner corner of the eye.
rJmtk;ousK; (88) sad countenance.
rJm{dReg{dR (89) the face, the eye.
rJ; 1. (1) sand; wrJ; see urJ;
rJ;ubsH; (2) mica.
rJ;url. or rJ;url.rJ;urSD(3) fine sand.
rJ;cd. or rJ;cd.rJ;usg(4) on, or upon the sand.
rJ;pCJ; or rJ;pCH>rJ;pCJ;(5) rough, like coarse sand.
rJ;pd (6) top of a sand bank, or hillock of sand.
rJ;ysD (8) a sand beach.
rJ;zsX. (9) a grain of sand.
rJ;bsX. (10) sand bank, heap of sand.
rJ;rJ; (11) adv. fast, quick.
rJ;vd> (12) bamboos in the roof to which the thatch is
fastened.
rJ;vd>vDR (13) put on the bamboos for the thatch.
rJ;{dR[D.{dR (14) sand.
rJ. (1) a natural mark, a mole;
2. With other roots, (3) a mark on the foot.
cD.rJ. def. 2. (3)
Deriv. urJ.(2)< wrJ.< orJ. see urJ.
rJ.ol (6) a setting pole.
rJR 1. (1) presents given by a young man to his
betrothed;
2. With other roots, (8) a weed, "Sida stipulata," (9)
applied to the voice, pleasant, melodious, (10) a
weed, "Sida acuta."
eD.rJRod def. 2. (8); vDRrJR or vDRrd
Rrd>vDRrJR 2. (9);
o.rJRod 2. (10)
Deriv. urJR(7) see Dic. p.174.
rJRwJ>bd (2) a bamboo for hanging clothes upon.
rJRv>u> (3) a constellation, the cross.
rJRvd> (4) same as rJ;vd>
rJRovD. (5) a 'species of the ginger tribe.'
rJRol (6) a setting pole.
rd 1. (1) abbreviation of rd> mother;
2. With other roots, (7) rise as a hillock, (8) a
species of fresh water fish, (9) denotes that many
are engaged in a thing, (10) fat, plump, (12) same
as 2. (9)
pdrd def. 2. (7); n.rd 2. (8); wrd or vDRvl>wrd 2.
(9); bD.rd 2. (10); vDRrd co. of vDRbD.; ord 2. (12)
Deriv. urd(6) see Dic. p.175.
rdyS> (2) applied to fruit, full grown but not ripe.
rdvHrdvD (3) talk at random.
rd0R (5) husband and wife.
rd> 1. (1) mother, (2) affix of gender, female;
2. With other roots, (30) a kind of bird, (31) name
of a deer in Kar. Fab. (32) the dragon fly, (33) one
mother, (34) one kind, (35) a mother who has had
but one child, (36) a mother, (37) a spout, or trough
in which water runs, (38) 'Jujube' tree, (40) main
stream, (41) virgin gold, (42) mother and child,
(43) five stripes around a petticoat, (45) lean, thin
as a puppy when separated from the mother, while
very young, (46) co. of the term for fall to decay,
(47) bear only females, (48) rice pot, (49)
caterpillars, (50) the bole of a tree.
qDrHRrd>bD def. 2. (30); wcHrd>bD 2. (31); wuGJ>rd>bD
2. (32); wrd> 2. (33)(34)< wzdrd> 2. (35); w>rd> 2.
(36); xHrd>wdR 2. (37)(38); xHrd>yS> 2. (40); xlrd> 2.
(41); zdrd> 2. (42); ,J>rd> 2. (43); vDRrd> 2. (45);
vDRrd>r> 2. (46); ouGH>rdrd> or ouGH>rd>ouGH>zg 2.
(47); oyXRrd> or oyXRrd>oyXRzg 2. (48); oHrd>yDR 2.
(49); oh.rd>yS> 2. (50)
rd>up> or rd>up>y>up>(3) the God of our fathers.
rd>ueX (4) a young female of animals.
rd>ueD (6) do.
rd>*Hm or rd>*HmrgCJ(7) chillies.
rd>*Hmzd (8) black pepper (Maul.)
rd>*Hmo. (9) chillies, peppers.
rd>*HmvGHR (10) black pepper, (Tav.)
rd>CJ (11) a young female frog.
rd>wdR (12) convey water in a trough or spout.
rd>xH; or rd>xH;y>xH;(14) female ancestors.
rd>xGH.zgEGH'k (15) Kar. Fab. No. 43.
rd>y>zHzk (16) forefathers, ancestors.
rd>yS> (17) the primary, from which other things proceed,
(18) the trunk of a tree.
rd>zdo. (20) a step mother.
rd>bDvDRvJ (21) a bachelor or maid.
rd>vHmrd>vHm (22) to smile.
rd>vD>y>p; (23) customs or track of ancestors.
rd>o,k> (25) name of an ancient female.
rd>o; (26) a violent wind with rain.
rd>[Jo. (27) capsicum, chillies.
rd>[Jo.wcsd;cH (28) chillies, small kind.
rdm 1. (1) a cigar, (2) crown of a hat, (3) rise to the
surface, as fish for food, (4) gaze at intently, as
something wonderful, (5) appear, as a prophet;
2. With other roots, (19) look on, without assisting,
(20) the Pgho term for a hat, (21) crown of a hat
(23) look at intently, (24) smoke a cigar, (25) make
offerings to Ceres, (27) appear, arise, as some
notable personage, (28) smoke a cigar.
uGmwrdm def. 2. (19); cd.rdm 2. (20); cd.rdmcH 2.
(21); pd;rdmph 2. (23); ql;rdm 2. (24); wrdm 2. (25);
wvlmrdm or wvlmrdmwvlmrm 2. (26) see w;
xD.rdm 2. (27); tDrdm 2. (28)
Deriv. urdm(18) see Dic. p.175.
rdmuH> (6) co. of rdmulR
rdmulR (7) walk limpingly, as an animal.
rdmusd or rdmusdrdmusg(8) a tobacco pipe.
rdmpH or rdmpHrdmulR(10) osseous tubercles, left by the
leprosy.
rdmpD (11) tobacco juice in a pipe after smoking.
rdmwrm (12) Martaban.
rdmxl (13) a golden pipe.
rdmxD. or rdmxD.rmxD.(14) raise the head, look up.
rdmbd or rdmbdrdmzD(15) a bamboo pipe stem.
rdmo. (16) the bowl of a pipe.
rdm{dRuGDR{dR (17) cigar.
rd; ==pd;rd;(3) peck, strike with a mallet.
Deriv. urd;(1):< prd;(2); wrd;(4) see urd;
rd. 1. (1) grieve, (2) become musty, mouldy, (3) think,
consider;
2. With other roots, (13) best, largest, longest, &c.
(15) think, consider, (17) grief, sorrow, (18)
desire, wish to obtain, (20) be grieved, afflicted.
cDrd.uEkm def. 2. (13); pDRrd. co. to pDRoD; qdrd. or
qdrd.qdr; 2. (15); w>rd. or w>rd.w>r; 2. (17);
w>rd.M>b.yo; 2. (18); b.r; co. of b.rd.(19);
b.rd.w> 2. (20)
rd.ursX (4) inconsiderate, self willed, see ursX
rd.nd. (5) applied to the countenance, haggard, see nd.
rd.wrsX
wrsX (6) same as rd.ursX
rd.M>ymo; (7) implacable, revengeful.
rd.ytk; (8) restrain one's self from the expression of anger
though indulged in the mind.
rd.b. (9) have a desire for.
rd.r; (10) same as rd. grieve.
rd.orsX (11) same as rd.ursX
rd.{dR co. to 0H a prophet.
rdR 1. (1) a gong, (2) lead, as a child by the hand, &c.;
2. With other roots, (5) a raised place for sitting or
sleeping, (8) give an order by beat of gong, (9) be
lost, disappear.
pdRrdR def. 2. (5); yDRwh>rdR co. of ouHRcd.; vD>rdR 2.
(8); vDRrdR or vDRrdRvDRr> 2. (9)
rdRulR (3) stick for beating a gong.
rdR{dR-wR{dR (4) a gong.
rD 1. (1) a hot spring, or a place where wild animals
assemble, (2) a bamboo cup from which spirit is
poured in making offerings;
2. With other roots, (23) species of Burmese axe,
(25) Kar. Fab. No. 101, (26) one mouthful, (27) a
species of ant, pot bellied, (28) a pill box, chunam
box, (29) big with pregnancy, (30) see Gram. sec.
40, (31) a mouthful of rice, (32) a place frequented
by birds or animals for food.
cd;rD(21) see cd;; CJmrDul; 2. (23); pH.rD or
pH.usH.pH.rD(24) see usH.; pDRrD'H.uGJR 2. (25); wrD
2. (26); wX>rDvD 2. (27); xl.rD or xl.rDxl.cGJ; 2.
(28); 'XrDvD 2. (29); vJRrD 2. (30); rhRrD 2. (31);
vDRrD or vDRwhRvDRrD 2. (32); tlrD co. of pH.usH.
Deriv. urD(20) see Dic. p.177.
rDuH (3) the chief or head of the w>rk>Cg
rDuJ (4) bamboo splints, used in divining with hen's
bones.
rDud> or rDud>rDqg(6) hot springs.
rDudm (7) a short time, a little while.
rDpD> (9) recently.
rDqg (10) co. of rDud>
rDwcJ (11) a barbed spear.
rDwX> (12) co. of rDwcJ also (13) co. of rDvD
rDysJR (14) name of a pond, known anciently.
rDvD (15) a still pot.
rDogcsd (17) a stream southeast of Tavoy.
rD{dR (18) co. of usH. also (19) same as rD 1. (1)
rD> 1. (1) the hammer of a musket, (2) a well sweep;
2. With other roots, (28) skip, jump, on one foot,
(29) pure silver, (34) rice chewed by the mother,
before giving it to her infant.
pH.rD>uD> def. 2. (28); phrD>pD 2. (29); wrD>(30) see
w; (31) co. of w,Hm; wrlrD>(32) (32) see w; rhRrD>rDR 2.
(34)
Deriv. urD>(26)(27) see urD>
rD>utd (3) a little time.
rD>uD (4) an animal resembling a crab.
rD>ph. or rD>ph.rD>uJ. or rD>ph.rD>vg(7) a peon, or servant
of a head man.
rD>pD> (8) a short time.
rD>wD> (10) Kar. Fab. No. 25.
rD>ysJ> (11) Kar. Fab. No. 6.
rD>rhR (14) chew rice for a child.
rD>rD>wvg (15) co. to vlRvlRweH.
rD>vg (16) co. of rD>ph. also (17) co. of rD>oD
rD>vh>{dR (18) water beetles.
rD>vdm (19) chew beetle for each other &c. see urXR
rD>vD> (20) name of an ancient Burman king.
rD>vD>uGH (21) Kar. Fab. No. 3.
rD>oH: (22) fast, as a Boodhist.
rD>oluv; (23) know 'nothing at all.'
rD>ol;uElm (24) an animal resembling a leech.
rD>oD or rD>oDrD>vg(25) an ambassador.
rDm&DmrDm&Dm (1) run around, as fish when drugged.
rDmw&Dm (2) stare with the mouth open.
wrDm&Dm(3) do. orDm&Dm(4) do.
rD; (1) sound, as of water dropping.
rD;rD; (2) sound, of water dropping rapidly, (3) do. as of
chopping trees.
wrD;wrJ;(4) see wrD;
rD. 1. (1) put into the mouth, as food, (2) succeed in
obtaining, be fortunate;
2. With other roots, (5) profit on goods in trading,
(6) a peduncle, nipple, apex, (7) a friend, an
associate, (8) a male friend, (9) Kar. Fab. No. 138,
(10) pray for success, (11) be unsuccessful, (12) a
particle, see Gram. sec. 40, (13) an animal
resembling a deer, (14) applied to dress, indecent,
repulsive, (15) succeed in obtaining, &c.
uRrD. def. 2. (5); cd.rD. or cd.rH.cd.rD. 2. (6);
*dRrD. 2. (7); *dRrD.cGg 2. (8); pDRrD.ysJ> 2. (9);
qd.rD.qd.qSD 2. (10); wrD. or wrD.wqSD 2. (11);
vDRrD. 2. (12); orD. 2. (13); orD.cGD. 2. (14);
orD.M> 2. (15)
Deriv. urD.(4) see Dic. p. 178.
rD.vh>{dR (3) whirling water beetles.
rDR 1. (1) the wild areca tree, (2) bark, as a dog, (3) a
particle, see Gram.;
2. With other roots, (19) a species of plant, (21) a
race of large men, (22) unhusked kernels of paddy
in cleaned rice, (23) rice cleaned so that not a kernel
of paddy remains.
ul>rDR or ul>zsX.ul>rDR(16) see ul>; *HmrDR(17) see
*Hm; C;rDR(18) co. of cl.xh.; C;rDRtd 2. (19);
prD(20) co. of ptH;; oHpk.rDRusD 2. (21); bkrDR 2.
(22); bkrDRwJm 2. (23)
Deriv. urDR(15) see Dic. p. 178.
rDR*DR (8) a species of the wild areca.
rDRph (4) an appellation given each other, by young
persons.
rDRpJ (5) applied to a dog, a good hunter.
rDR'H;EkR (6) same as rR'fM.
rDRM>ySR (7) name of a race of people in Burmah.
rDRyDR (9) a species of tree.
rDRzd (10) a species of wild areca.
rDR,R or qH;*kRrDR,R(11) see uvR 21. Dic. p.231.
rDRvD (12) co. of pkm-oK
rDRtH.tk (13) a species of creeper.
rDRth (14) co. of pCdm
rSg 1. (1) a narrow spade for planting, (2) last year;
2. With other roots, (8) said of paddy when three
fingers high.
*h>rSg def. 2. (8) Deriv. urSg(6); prSgug see urSg
rSgylR (3) holes for planting paddy.
rSgbd (4) handle of a rSg
rSg0H or rSg0HrSg0g(5) dirt thrown up by the rSg
rS> (1) an aunt.
rS>rS> (2) crawling, all in motion as a heap of ants, worms,
&c.
urS>(3) see Dic. p.179; pD>rS>pD>rS>(4) see pD>
rSmrSm (1) crawling, like maggots in a dead carcase; (2) do.
prSm(3) co. to prSD> see urSD>; pD>rSm(4) see pD>
rS. (1) twisted, contorted.
rS.{DRrS.{DR (3) purr as a cat.
rSR 1. (1) same as rR to work;
2. With other roots, (3) a species of worm, (5) cut
unevenly.
urSR(2) co. of urSHR; pDRrSR def. 2. (3); 0mrSR 2. (5)
rSRrSR (4) lively, restless, as children at play
rSH 1. (1) an animal, found in water, and on rocks;
2. With other roots, (3) talk incoherently, at random,
(4) talk nonsense, (5) address or call a stranger at
random, (6) call out, in one's sleep, (7) run at
random, (9) worship nats and images, (10) run at
random, as a fish dying, (12) smile, (13) go at
random, (15) walk in one's sleep, (16) eat at
random.
uwdRrSH def. 2. (3)(4); ud;rSH or ud;rSHud;ysD> 2.
(5)(6); ChrSH 2. (7); bgrSH or bgrSHbg}uD 2. (9);
bsd.rSH 2. (10); rJmrSH(11) co. of rJmql.; rd>rSH 2. (12);
vJRrSH 2. (13); [;rSH or Ch>rSH[;rSH 2. (15); tD.rSH 2.
(16)
Deriv. urSH(2)< wrSH(8) and orSH(14) see urSH
rSH> 1. (1) year before last.
pugrSH> co. of pugrSg; pD>rSH> co. of pD>rSg
Deriv. urSH>(2)(3)
(2)(3) see Dic. p.180.
rSHmrSHm (1) same as rSmrSm
rSH. ==urSH. and prSH. drizzling, &c. see urSH.
rSHR or rSHR,DRrSHRod. 1. (1) connected, as friends;
2. With other roots, (3) talk with gravity, (5) call
each other friends, (7) a stranger, (8) rise suddenly
and disappear, as streams in the rainy season, (9)
friends, (10) forefathers, elders.
uwdRrSHR def. 2. (4); ud;rSHR 2. (5); wrSHR 2. (7);
xHwrSHR or xHwrSHRxHwysDR 2. (8); 'DrSHR or 'DrSHR'D,DR
2. (9); yrSHRyySR 2. (10)
Deriv. urSHR(3)< prSHRprSm see urSHR
r+ ==ur+ dissheveled, see Dic. p.180.
pr+prSJ(2)< wr+wrSJ(3)< or+orSJ(5) do.
'hzSDrJmr+ a species of grass, rJmr+(6) co. of rJmwl>
r+; ==ur+;(1) see Dic. p.181.
ur+;{RuvJm(2) very many.
rª> ==urª>(1) see Dic. p.181.
rª. ==urª. see do.
rSJ 1. (1)
(1) tickling sensation in the nose before sneezing,
(2) co. to the term for mane, fin;
2. With other roots, (5) swell suddenly, (7) smell
pungent, (10) a person's appearance, (11) sombre,
sad, frowning.
nd;rSJ def. 2. (5); eXrSJ 2. (7); trSJ co. of vk>(10);
tk;rSJ 2. (11)
Deriv. urSJ or ur+urSJ(4)< wrSJ co. of wr+; orSJ co.
of or+
rSJ>rSJ> (1) one after another, &c.
urSJ>(2) see Dic. p.181.
rSJmrSJm (1) many, (2) drizzling, as rain, (3) in flocks or
herds, as birds and animals.
rSJmvJmrSJmoJ (4) applied to talk, many words.
rSJm{dRrSJm{dR (5) applied to water, &c. falling very slowly.
rSJ;rSJ; (1) applied to rain, drizzling.
urSJ; see Dic. p.181.
rSJR (1) in divining with hen's bones, unpropitious.
rSJRrSJR (2) grieve greatly, (3) co. to ,km,km
vDRrSJR(4)
(4) same as rSJR(1)
rSdmrSdm (1) co. of rSJmrSJm
Deriv. urSdm see Dic. p.181. prSdmprSm(3) do.
rSD ==urSD applied to wind, a gentle breeze.
prSDprSD(2)< wrSDwrSD(3) and orSDorSD do.
rSD> ==urSD> see Dic. p.182.
uqk;urSD>(2) be bashful.
rSDm ==prSDmprSm indistinctly.
rFguvm (1) straighten with a jerk.
rFmrFm (1) the motion of the jaws in eating.
rF;rF; (1) do. urF;(2) see Dic. p.182.
rFd: (1) a race, relatives, family.
rFdrFduvkmuvkm (2) every race, every nation.
rFDwDuD (1) very tall and thin.
rFDvhRcU (2) tall and slender.
urFD(3) long necked.
rFDR ==urFDR do.
w;rFDR(2) co. to w;tk; a monkey.
jrLm (1) keep tally by breaking a bamboo.
rsg ==ursg(1)< wrsg(2) co. of yl a story.
xgwrsg(3) co. of xgyl
rs>uvm 1. (1) have a hasty glimpse of;
2. With other roots, (6) a precious stone, a gem, (7)
a ruby, (8) a diamond.
wrs>bd(5) see urs> 2. w>rs> def. 2. (6); w>rs>*DR
2. (7); w>rs>0g 2. (8)
rs>xD.rs>vDDR (2) look this way and that, as when in danger.
rs>rs> (3) or rsH>rsH>rs>rs> glitter, as a gilt pagoda, when the
sun shines.
rsm ==ursm(1) hook up fish without a bait wrsm do.
rs;: (1) profit, as in trade.
urs;: co. of ursJ a robber, wrs; do.
rsR ==wrsR co. of wrsDR
rsH>rsH> (1) co. of rs>rs>
,kRrsH>,kRrsJR(2) split or tear in two.
rsX ==ursX(1) and wrsX see wrsX
rsX> ==ursX>:(1) assembly, multitude.
rsK> ==ursK> co. of ursdm; wrsK>(3) co. of wrsdm
rsdmrsK>x
rsK>xD.to;(4) assume very haughty airs.
rsJrsJ (1) applied to a loquacious child, a chatterbox.
pd;rsJ(3) the extreme ends of limbs, wrsJpd;(4) do.
ursJ see Dic. p.183.
rsJ> (1) be light fingered.
rsJ>rsJ>: (2) be quick, (3) thrust out the tongue, as a snake.
rsJ>rsd>rsJ>rsd> (4) vibrate, as a thing shaken by the wind.
ursJ> or ursJ>ursD>(5) see Dic. p.183, wrsJ> do.
rsJm (1) be thievish.
rsJmuwD
muwD> (2) take clandestinely.
rsJmrsJm (3) talk a great deal, be loquacious, (4) do.
pkrsJmcD.rsJm(6) see pk; Deriv. ursJm(5) see Dic.
p.184, wrsJm(7) do.
rsJRrsDR (1) supple, pliant;
2. With other roots, (3) an ancient name for a deer,
(4) pliant, yielding, (5) split unequally;
3. Deriv. (2) see Dic. p.184.
ursJR{dR def. 2. (3); rsdmrsJRrsdmrsJR 2. (4); ,kRrsJR(5)
Deriv. ursJR 3.
rsd>rsJRrsd>rsJR (1) move gently to and fro.
rsdm (1) a cannon.
w>rsdmrsdR(7) co. of zdo.cGg
Deriv. ursdm see Dic. p.184. wrsdwrsdm do.
rsdm{dRrsm{dR (4) a cannon.
rsdR (1) the three stars forming Orions belt.
ursdR(2) see Dic. p.184, wrsdR(3)(4)(5) do.
rsD ==ursD(1) see Dic. p.184, wrsD(2) do. wDrsD(3) do.
wDwrsD(4) stretch the neck and look, as a buffalo,
emursD(5) a small basket for betel.
rsD> ==ursD>(1) and wrsD> see Dic. p.184.
uGD>rsDR(2) in law, righteous, just, n.rsDR(3) a
species of fish, ,mrsDR(5) a species of wild plantain.
rGJ>vD>ogyxg (1) of every kind.
,up> (1) first personal pronoun.
,0J (2) pos. pron. mine.
,o; (3) my mind.
,g 1. (1) roll up a cud of betel, (2) num. affix. to such
cuds;
2. With other roots, (4) one mouthful
w,g def. 2. (4); xd.,g(5) co. to xd.uH.;
y,g(6) co. of y,X
Deriv. u,g see Dic. p.184.
,> 1. (1) a sail (2) stop, cease, as in playing music;
2. With other roots, (19) scattered about, as things
floating on the water, (20) hoist sail, (21) expand to
a great length, as the branches of certain trees, (22)
term used by women in speaking to young men,
(23) a step-father, (24) repent, (25) a step-father,
(26) on both sides of a stream, (28) same as (21),
(29) wide spreading and falling toward the ground.
pm,> def. 2. (20); w,> or w,H>w,> 2. (21);
y,> 2. (22); y>,> or y>,d>y>,> 2. (23); yD>,> 2.
(24); zgwH>,> 2. (25); 0>,>cD 2. (27); o,> 2.
(28); vDRo,> 2. (29)
,>cD (3) both sides.
,>cDcD (4) alternately, this side and that.
,>p
,>pd. (7) top of a mast.
,>wX> co. of ,>xl.
,>xl. or ,>xl.zDxl. or ,>wX>,>xl.(9) mast of a ship.
,>xD. (10) make fast the supporters under a floor.
,>ysHR (11) ropes, rigging of a ship.
,>zD (12) co. of ,>ysHR
,>b. (13) have a fair wind.
,>bk. (14) co. of ,>v.
,>,> (15) co. of wDwD
,>,dR (16) swing, or rock to and fro.
,>v. (17) a sail.
,m 1. (1) former name for the plantain, (2) tear, rend;
2. With other roots, (21) rend, tear, (22) twilight,
(23) a ratan sling for carrying things, (24) cut
around a field to enlarge it.
u,m(18) co. of qXM>; w,m(19) see w;
wrD,m(20) co. of ,GJ>cHwlm; zSD,m 2. (21); ,D>,m
2. (22); v,m 2. (23); o,m(24) same as w,m
Deriv. u,m(17) see Dic. p.185.
,mubsH; or ,mubsH;,mubs;(3) the convoluted bases of
plantain leaves.
,mcJ (4) co. of wX>wk>
,mpH (5) 'species of smilax.'
,mxl. (6) co. of yD>xl.
,m'X (7) cultivated plantains.
,mjyJ; or ,mjyH>,mjyJ;(9) torn, so as to be worthless.
,mysH>,mzV (10) do.
,mrHR (11) wild plantains.
,mrDR or ,mrDR,mysDR(12) a species of wild plantain.
,m,J> (13) co. of uwkR and (14) species of plant.
,mvdm (15) co. of 0Jmvdm
,mvDRovJ; (16) rent, tattered.
,; ==u,; see Dic. p.185, w,; and o,; do.
u;,;(3) co. of w[D.
,. (1) a native blanket, a patso, (2) Pgho name for a
fish.
,R 1. (1) pronoun, me;
2. With other roots, (8) tree bearing a sour fruit,
(10) droop, as a fowl's wings, (11) long, flowing,
(12) same as (8)
u,R def. 2. (8); y,R or y,dmy,R(9) see y;
vDR,H>vDR,R 2. (10); vDR-wXR,R 2. (11); o,R
2. (12)
Deriv. u,R(7) see Dic. p.186.
,Rw> (2) co. of 'k;w> to fight.
,Rx. or ,Rvk.,Rx.(3) open the warp in weaving.
,RxD. or ,RxD.,RvDR(4) stretch forth, as the hand to
strike, &c.
,RxD.eJ (5) same as ,Rx.
,Rx.
,R'X,RrdR (6) cease, stop, as in beating a drum.
,H> ==vDDR,H> co. of vDR,R<u,H> see Dic. p.186.
,Hm or ,Hm,HmpJRpJR(1) applied to time, long;
2. With other roots, (3) soon, before very long.
w,HmwrD> def. 2. (3); y,Hm or y,Hmy,m(4) see y
,Hm,HmpJRpJR (2) applied to time, long.
,HR or ,HR,dm(1) applied to distance, long, (2) unwind,
as thread;
2. With other roots, (5) num. affix to threads, (6)
distance.
cH,HR def. 2. (5); w>,HRw>,dm 2. (6)
,HRxD. (4) become more distant.
,X ==u,X see Dic. p.186, xH,X(3) see xH<y,X see
y
,X> (1) personal pron. I, u,X>(2) and w,X>(3) see
Dic. p.187.
,Xm (1) an affirmative particle, see Gram. sec. 41.
u,Xm(2) see Dic. p. 188, wysX.,Xm(2) flexible.
,X. (1) be indented, concave.
vDR,X.(2) sunken, fallen in.
,XRw>oD. (1) sound as of the simultaneous shout of many
people.
,XRw> (2) co. of [D.w>
,XRxD. (3) repeat often, make frequent mention of, as the
name of a deceased friend.
,XR'd (4) co. of [D.b.
,XRb. (5) same as ,XRxD.
,XR,XR (6) pleasantly, as speech.
,XRtH
,XRtH.,XRtl; (7) protracted, pleasant sounds in music.
w,XR(8) defective, w>,XR(9) co. of w>tH.
goods.
,k> 1. (1) a rat;
2. With other roots, (27) give a name, (28) very
bitter, (29) very dark, (30) very cool, (31) a
species of tiger or lion, (32) large inner muscles of
the calf of the leg, (33) much soiled, (35) the Pole
star, (38) a species of erysipelas, (39) species of
deer, (40) act proudly, haughtily, (41) species of
bat, (42) a species of the ginger family, (43) said of
long, pendant, beautiful yellow flowers, (44) King
of Hades, (46) be lonely, (47) send by the hand of
another.
ud;,k> def. 2. (27); c.,k>uvm 2. (28);
cH;,k>uvm 2. (29); ck.,k>uvm 2. (30); ch,k> or
ch,k>chbO 2. (31); cD.,k>ok. 2. (32); C;,k>uvm
2. (33); pk,k>ok.(34) see pk; q.,k>ol. 2. (35)(35);
w>,k>(37) co. of w>cH;; w>,k>tH. 2. (38); wR,k>
2. (39); 'd;,k>xD.to; 2. (40); bsg,k>cd 2.
(41)(42); bD,k>,hR 2. (43); orH,k> 2. (44);
o;o,k> 2. (46); [h.,k> 2. (47)
Deriv. u,k>(26) see Dic. p.188. w,k>(36)<
o,k>(45) same as u,k>
,k>ck; or ,k>ck;,k>oH.(2) a field rat.
,k>ch (3) an animal like a rat.
,k>ch'D or ,k>chbk.,k>ch'D(4) 'a fern.'
,k>chysDR (5) same as ,k>ch
,k>cd (6) a large mountain rat.
,k>*DR (7) species of rat, red.
,k>Cd. (8) small species of rat.
,k>qXusDRqX (9) to reply.
,k>xH (10)
(10) water rat.
,k>'X (11) a pregnant rat.
,k>'X*JR or ,k>'Xbk.,k>'X*JR(12) supports to a floor.
,k>'Xyegusd; (13) Kar. fable, No. 52.
,k>eD> (14) the house rat.
,k>rHR (15) give a name.
,k>vDR or ,k>vDRvJ;vDR(16) descend.
,k>vDRrdyS> (17) full grown, nearly ripe.
,k>vDRyXR (18) bend down evenly, as heads of grain.
,k>0H (19) co. of uGJuvR
,k>ol. (20) a mouse.
,k>[J (21) a foreign rat.
,k>tH. (22) the erysipelas.
,k>tH.z;'d. (23) do. very bad.
,k>tH.jyH{dR (24) do. slight.
,k>{dRxd.{dR (25) generic name for rats and mice.
,km 1. (1) stretch, as a fish net to dry, (2) be dim
sighted;
2. With other roots, (9) be sleepy, (10) dim sighted,
(11) have heavy eyes, be sleepy, (12) pull down, as
upon a rope to try its strength.
w,km def. 2. (9); rJm,km or rJm,kmeg,km 2. (10);
vDRo,km or vDRo,kmvDRo,m 2. (11); o,kmvDR
2. (12); oH,km co. of rHch
Deriv. u,km(8) see Dic. p.189.
,km,H>,km,D> (3) nod, as when sleeping while sitting
,km,kmrSJRrSJR (5) vacillate, as a lazy person.
,km,D>,km,D> (6) rock to and fro, from side to side.
,kmto; (7) hesitate, vacillate.
,k; (1) the father of a concubine.
rJm,k;(2) knots in timber, (3) depressions under the
eyes of a deer, supposed to resemble the real eyes
,kR 1. (1) split easy and even, (3) a verbal affix, see
Gram.;
2. With other roots, (10) eat with.
tD.,kR def. 2. (10) Deriv. u,kR(9) see Dic. p.189.
,kRzsH. (4) co. of ,kzV
,kRzVR (5) split unevenly.
,kRrsJR or ,kRrsH>,kRrsJR(6) tear, divide in unequal pieces.
,kRvD>xH; (7) symptoms, appearances.
,kRoH.nd.oH. (8) lonely, desolate.
,l (1) shout, call out, as several persons together.
y,l former name for vd. a palm.
,l> 1. (1) swallow;
2. With other roots, (8) the gullet, (9) details
relating to a subject, (10) bits of silver, Siamese,
(11) in poetry, one stanza, (12) continually, (13) an
eclipse, (14) do without intermission, (17)
particulars, details, (18) talk nonsense, or work to
no purpose, (19) reasons for, (20) swallow down.
udm,l> def. 2. (8); cd.,l>cHuUR 2. (9); ph,l>zd 2.
(10); w,l> 2. (11); wbd,l>CD 2. (12);
w>,l>rk>w>,l>vg 2. (13); xD,l> 2. (14);
'D,l>'DCh(15) see 'D; 'D,l>'DysDR(16) see 'D; t,l> 2.
(17); t,l>wxD. 2. (18); t,l>td. 2. (19);
tD.,l> 2. (20)
,l>uusL or ,l>uusL,l>uusg(2) gulp down.
,l>usD;usD; (3) in eating fruit, swallow the seeds one after the
other.
,l>wpg (4) take an oath of allegiance.
,l>vDRusL;usL; (5) swallow mouthful after mouthful.
,l>tudm (6) 'swallow your throat,' said in anger.
,l>trHR (7) to name, give a name.
,lm 1. (1) point, show with the finger, (2) the period of
a man's life, (3) lay aside, put away, (4) num. affix
to naps of sleep;
2. With other roots, (12) toe next the great toe, (13)
the forefinger, (14) shavings, (15) one nap, (16)
procrastinate, put off, (17) very bad witches, (19)
pull straight, (22) lay aside for future use, (25) the
term of one's life, (26) inner bark of plants,
shavings of bamboos.
cD.rk>,lm or cD.rk>,lmcD.rk>,m def. 2. (12); pkrk>,lm
2. (13); qSD.,lmqSg,JR 2. (14); w,lm 2. (15);
wvh>,lm 2. (16); w>,lm 2. (17); xg,lm co. to
xg,R(18); xk;,lm 2. (19); y,lm(21) see y;
ym,lmymxD 2. (22)< t,lmtx; 2. (25);
t,lmt,JR 2. (26)
Deriv. u,lm(11) see Dic. p.191.
,lmCDR (5) reach an article to another.
,lmxD. (6) reach or hand up a thing to another.
,lmxD.to; (7) stretch one's self up, as on tiptoe.
,lmym (8) lay aside.
,lm,lm (9) throb, as a sore, (10) nod, in sleep.
,l;,D. (1) reverence, restrain one's self, as in the presence
of superiors.
,lR 1. (1) to fly, (2) dive, swim under water;
2. With other roots, (9) an insect resembling a bee,
(10) sparks of flying fire, (12) howl, as a dog.
q.,lR see q.; w,lR see w; 'Xw,lR 2. (9);
rh.,lR 2. (10); td.,lR 2. (12)
Deriv. u,lR(4)< o,lR see Dic. p.191.
,lR0hR (3) a species of monkey.
,h ==u,h see Dic. p.191.
,h>vDRto; (1) consider, examine one's self.
u;w,h>(3) scissors, shears, cd.,h>vDR(2) see cd.
,h. (1) gloom, any thing to depress the spirits.
,h.%ª; (2) name of the Savior.
vDR,h.vDRwGR(4) same as ,h.
,hR (1) a particle.
,hRvDR (2) fruit on the lower branches of trees.
w,hR(4) co. of w,k><bD,k>bD bD,hR(5) applied to
long stems of yellow flowers o,hR'h(6) lonely,
u,hR see Dic. p.191.
,J (1) I, myself, u,J(2); w,J(3) see Dic. p.191.
,J> (1) beaming light, rays of light.
w>,J>vDR(7) see w>; ,m,J>(8) a plant of the
'arum tribe.'
Deriv. u,J> see Dic. p.192.
,J>pD> (2) a raised form for sleeping.
,J>qH (3) fifty.
,J>,J> (4) bright, brilliant, as lightning.
,J>v,lm (5) vivid, dazzling, as the bright sun.
,Jm 1. (1) become wider and wider, (2) cut, mince;
2. With other roots, (7) limber, pliant, bending to
and fro, (9) slender, pliant.
p>,Jmp>,dm def. 2. (7)< wysJm,Jm 2. (9)
Deriv. u,Jm(6)< w,Jm'J;(8) see Dic. p.193.
,JmM> (3) increase the size of holes bored in the ears by
inserting small sticks, &c.
,JmbsJ; (4) cut up as meat for cooking.
,JmoH (5)
(5) meat minced, and mixed with other things, eaten
raw.
,J; ==u,J; see Dic. p.193. w,J; and w,J;w,d; do.
,JR 1. (1) whittlings, shavings, (2) num. affix. to bits of
thread, &c.;
2. With other roots, (7) a species of lizard, (8)
bamboo shavings, (9) one fiber, thong, or bit, as of
thread, (11) slaver, (12) fiber, thread, &c.
u,JR species of palm, also co. to u,lm; c.,JR see
c.; cGH.,JR def. 2. (7); qSg,JR 2. (8); w,JR 2. (9);
w>,JR see w>; xg,JR 2. (11); t,JR 2. (12)
,JR,DR (3) walk to and fro.
,d> (1) reduced, diminished in quantity, (2) become
weak, as a bow.
u,d>(6) Cassia, w,d>(7) not diminished, y>,d>
co. of y>,>
,d>uG.,d>uG. (3) go staring at things above one.
,d>vDR (4) or ,d>vDR,>vDR become weak.
,d>o. (5) Cambodians.
,dm 1. (1) be deep;
2. With other roots, (10) an enormous sin, a deep
sin, (11) look up by throwing the head back, (13) a
noose for catching fowls, (15) deep water, (18)
permanent, fixed, immoveable, (19) sink deep,
cause to go deep, (21) power, authority, dignity,
(22)(23) small power, as a powerless guardian
spirit, (24) deep, difficult to be understood, (25)
permanent, eternal, (26) put forth convolute leaves,
as the plantain.
ur.,dm def. 2. (10); uG>,d>udm 2. (11); p>,dm
see p>,Jm; w>,dm co. of w>,HR; xH,dm 2. (15);
y,dm co. of y,R; v,dm same as u,dm; vDR,dm 2.
(18)(19)<t,dm 2. (21)< ,dmu> and t,dmu> 2.
(22)(23); t,dm 2. (24)(25); tH.xD.,dmxD. 2.
(26)
Deriv. u,dm(9)< w,dm(14)< o,dm see Dic.
p.193.
,dmuH> (2) name of a man famous in Kar. history.
,dmudm (3) throw back the head, as in looking up.
,dmuG.,dmuG. (4) in walking, gaze upward.
,dmxD. (5) co. of tH.xD.
,dmxD.cd. (6) raise the head, look up.
,dmxD.tudm (7) do.
,dmxD. or ,dmxD.,mxD.(8) applied to the first appearance
of a new moon.
,d; 1. (1) carry with a neck yoke, or with a stick across
the shoulders, (2) pray for the success of an
incantation;
2. With other roots, (8) Kar. fable, No. 76, (10) try
the strength of a thing by standing or jumping on it,
(11) assume the appearance and dress of youth,
(12) applied to the branches and leaves of trees,
beautiful, (13) applied to the tail of birds, beautiful,
(14) any load for carrying on the shoulders, (15) a
stick on which things are carried on the shoulder.
pDR,d;Cd; def. 2. (8); q.,d;rg see q.; w,d; 2.
(10); w,d;'d; 2. (11)(12)(13); w>,d; 2. (14);
eD.,d;bd 2. (15)
Deriv. u,d;(7) see Dic. p.193.
,d;xD. (4) place on the shoulder for carrying.
,d;bXwDuGD> (5) honest, upright, straight forward.
,d;vDRw>oH (6) bear a dead body for burial or burning.
,d. ==b.,d.(1) be concerned, anxious about.
,dR 1. (1) Siamese;
2. With other roots, (8) a bird, (10) Kar. Fab. No.
37, (11) a fabulous sea monster, (12) a species of
ringworm.
xd.,dR co. of xd.ySm; xd.,dR def. 2. (8) same as
CdCJ.; eD.,dRc. see eD.; y,dR 2. (11); zSD,dR 2.
(12)
(12); o,dR(13) co. to on.
Deriv. u,dR(6) see Dic. p.193.
,dRc.pd; (2) glass.
,dRzd,dRrsD (3) the three stars forming Orion's belt.
,dR[D. (4) "the scaly ant eater."
,dR{dRoGH{dR (5) the Siamese.
,D: 1. (1) mix, mingle, as different ingredients, (9) co.
to the term for meaning, interpretation;
2. With other roots, (6) a male cousin, (7) turmeric.
c,D def. 2. (6); w,D 2. (7); w>,D co. of w>[d.
,DxD. (3) interfere, as with parties in a dispute.
,Dz;: (4) brother in law.
,D> (1) the ink used in tattooing whether red or black,
(2) tread, trample upon.
cH;,D>,m(26) twilight; cD.,D>(27)< cD.,D>ol(28)
see cD.; qX.,D>(29) see qX.; w,D>(30)<
o,D>(32) eulogize see w,D>; y,D>qH.:(31)
ointment, basilicon.
Deriv, u,D>(25) see Dic. p.194.
,D>uwX (3) insanity, caused by bad tattooing.
,D>uH> (4) in knapsack harness, the small cord going round
the basket, (5) Kar. Fab. No. 11.
,D>ud> (7) bad tattooing ink, (8) tread on a hot bamboo as
when one has got caterpillars hairs in the feet.
,D>cd. (9) co. of ,D>'h
,D>*DR (10)
(10) red tattooing ink.
,D>cGJ. (11) the leather strap, leaned against in weaving.
,D>wud; (12) a girdle.
,D>wusJm (13) tread on the heels of another in walking, (14)
cause to shake by walking upon.
,D>wH> (15) tread, press down with the foot.
,D>xD. (16)
(16) step up, as in going up stairs.
,D>'h (17) the loins, small of the back.
,D>'d.ysHR (18) a womans girdle.
,D>yHmw>rJm (16) 'tread out the thing's eyes,' see yHm
,D>,m (20) twilight.
,D>vDR (21) tread, step upon.
,D>0J> (22) same as eD>0J> which see.
,D>ol (23) black tattooing ink.
,Dm,Dm 1. (1) move in a jogging manner, as a long necked
bird its head;
2. With other roots, (2) pliant, flexible, (3)
intensive, quickly.
wysDm,Dm def. 2. (2); o,Dmuvm 2. (3)
,D. 1. (1) reverence, treat with respect;
2. With other roots, (2) a kind of carrying basket,
(3) neg. disrespectful, irreverent, (4) reverence,
respect, (5) same as 1. (1)< (6) power,
authority,dignity.
uk,D.{dR def. 2. (2); w,D. 2. (3); w>,D. 2. (4);
,l;,D. 2. (5); t,D.td. 2. (6)
,DR 1. (1) a term of friendship between young women,
(2) oppose a marriage, (3) dry, without rain;
2. With other roots, (17)(18) the dry season, (19)
the dry season has come, (20) Burmese, (21) Karen
Ceres, (22) walk to and fro, (23) a friend.
pX>,DR co. of pX>xk;; w,DR def. 2. (17); w>,DR 2.
(18); w>,DRxD. 2. (19); y,DR 2. (20); bH,DR 2.
(21); ,JR,DR 2. (22); t,DR 2. (23)
,DRusd.rk>yDRul; (4) cease, as when beating a drum.
,DRxD. (5) the dry season.
,DReR (7) like you.
,DRz; (8) cause to separate, as persons who are living
together unmarried.
,DRrk> (9) co. of ,DRz;
,DR,>pk (10) stretch out the arms at full length.
,DR,R (11) same as ,DR 1. (1)
,DR,DR (12) frequently, (13) swing, rock, as a child in a
cradle.
,DRtHR,DREkR (14) like this and that.
,G>wy> 1. (1) disobedient;
2. With other roots, (3) crooked eared, disobedient.
e>,G> def. 2. (3); vDR,G>(4) co. of vDR'd and vDRxGH
,GR (1) Jehovah, (2)(8) flow, as water.
w,GR(7) co. of w,GJR; xH,GR def. (2); xl,GR(9)
def. (1); vDR,GR(10) co. of vDRxGH and vDRtk;
,GRc.pd
Rc.pd; (3) glass.
,GR'd;xH (4) fig. talk easily, be fluent.
,GRym (5) God bears with, postpones judgment.
,GRvDR (6) flow, run, as water.
,GH> =w,GH> (1) co. of w,GJR
,GJ =y,GJ(1) oppress, abuse.
,GJ> (1) shrew mice. Deriv. u,GJ> see Dic. p.195.
w>,GJ>(9) a promontory; y,GJ>(10) same as u,GJ>
,GJ>u'X (2) very long, applied to persons, snakes, &c.
stretched out at full length.
,GJ>cHwlm (3) very bad leprosy, in which the hands and feet
fall off.
,GJ>,GJ> (4) hang down long and flexuous, as a tigers tail.
,GJ>{dR-wR{d (6) shrew mice, (7) co. of xX.{dR
,GJR ==u,GJR see Dic. p.195. w,GJR ends of limbs of
trees.
yJmw,GJR co. of qJ;wvH
&g ==u&g see Dic. p.195;
2. With other roots, (3) spread, as a bird its tail in
flying, (4) sound made by breaking any thing
brittle, (6): law, word of God, (8) disperse,
scatter, spread.
p&gu'g def. 2. (3); p&guvm 2. (4); p&g(5) co. of
ySJmw&g 2. (6); w&gu'g same as u&gu'g; y&g 2.
(8); 0H>wyHtly&g(9) see wyH and y&g; o&g(10) co.
of o&D; tly&g(11) co. of 0H>wyH
&>: 1. (1)
(1) an ancient term for kingdom, province;
2. With other roots, (4) noise, as of something
moving on dry leaves, (5) crotch of a limb or tree,
(6) space between the fingers, (7) fall toward the
ground, as the limbs of some trees, (8) obstruct, be
in the way.
p&> def. 2. (4); w&> 2. (5)(6); vDR&> 2. (7);
o&>w> 2. (8); t&>(9) co. of trl;; t&>twg(10)
see wg
Deriv. u&g(3) see Dic. p.196.
&>&> (2) quick, rapid.
&m 1. (1) withered, dead, as vines after bearing, (2) die
instantly, as from being shot, (3) hell;
2. With other roots, (6) a gumbler, (7) noise made
by eating a brittle substance, (9) cucumber vine,
when done bearing, (10) (12) hell, (14) co. of the
term for a large water jar, and for a Zayat, (17)
agree, consent to.
p&m def. 2. (6); p&m&m 2. (7); w&m(8) same as
p&m; 'H&m 2. (9); e&m 2. (10); v&m 2. (12);
o&m(14) co. of o&H>; (15) co. of o&dm(16) same
as p&m; tX.&H>tD&m 2. (17)
Deriv. u&m(4) see Dic. p.196.
&;&; (1)(2) fast, quick, rapidly, suddenly;
2. With other roots, (4) noise made by stabbing, (5)
noise made by breaking any thing brittle, as glass,
(8) a bird resembling a hen, (9) snapping sound,
made by fire, (10) sound made in scraping bamboo
splints, (11) term for king.
p&; def. 2. (4)(5); w&;(7) co. of w&H;; xd.uJ.&;
2. (8); y&; 2. (9); o&;o&; 2. (10); tJu&;: 2.
(11)
Deriv. u&; and w&;(3)(6) see Dic. p.197.
&.&. (1) sound, as of a bugle or trumpet.
w&.'g(3) see p&g; o&.(4) teacher, one skilled in
a profession.
Deriv. u&. Dic. p.197.
&R 1. (1) melt, as silver or tin;
2. With other roots, (7) sound, as of skipping in the
tree tops, or walking on dry leaves, (8) sound, as a
dog or fowl scratching in the dirt, (9) sound, as of
stamping with the foot, (11) turn the head rapidly,
as in looking all about one, (13) coarse, open, (14)
large at the base, (15)
(15) sociable, chatty, (16) just,
upright.
p&R def. 2. (7); p&Rp&R 2. (8); w&R 2. (9); (10)
see w; w;&Rw;&R 2. (11); xg&R(12) see xg;
&DR&H>&DR&R 2. (13); vDR&R 2. (14); og&R&R 2. (15);
o;&R 2. (16)
Deriv. u&R(6) see Dic. p.197.
&RCkm (2) melt together, as two different metals.
&R&R (3) adv. fast, quick, (4) sociable.
&Rvdmto; (5) mutually ridicule or abuse, in rhyme.
&H or &Hq+.(1) whip with a small switch, or ratan
p&H(4) co. of p&g; w&H see w; y&H(6) very small,
r&H(7) co. of ouH
Deriv. u&H see Dic. p.198.
&Hcd. (2) a shelf for dishes.
&H> ==u&H> see Dic. p.198;
2. With other roots, move one's self in a sitting
posture, (3)(4)(10) a large water jar, (9)
descriptive of the movements of beetles on the
water, (11) idiotic, foolish.
uD>&H>uD>&Dm def. 2. (2); p&H> 2. (3); w&H> 2. (4);
wXR&H>(5) co. of wXR&XR; xkw&H>(6) co. of xkw%kR
see xk; y&H>bHbl(7) see y&H>; r&H>bHbl(8) do.
&H;&H>&H;%l; 2. (9); o&H> 2. (10); tD&H>tD&Dm 2. (11)
&Hm 1. (1) great rain, (2)(3) grind, pulverize;
2. With other roots, (4) horse of hades, (5) chillies,
salt and gnapee ground together, (8) stupid, foolish.
w&Hm def. 2. (4)< w>&Hm 2. (5); tD&HmtD&Dm 2. (8)
&H; 1. (1) whirl, cause to whirl, (2) cut the leaves from
rice stalks while growing to prevent their falling, (3)
heavy rain;
2. With other roots, (14) any thing which revolves,
(15) scissors, (16) Kar. Fab. No. 70. (17) song of
the sparrow.
w>&H; 2. (14); x;&H; 2. (15); eD>&H;wd>bD 2. (16);
y&H; 2. (17)
&H;vX> (5) whirl a stone in throwing it.
&H;&H; (6) watch every opportunity for a quarrel, (7)
applied to dogs, sharp scented.
&H;to; (8) applied to work, incessantly.
&H. ==u&H.u&H.(1) creaking sound, as of things
rubbing together.
u&H.(2) see Dic. p.198.
&HR ==u&HR(1) see do.
&X ==u&X(1) see Dic. p.199.
2. With other roots, (5) cry in the tops of trees as
monkeys, (6) spring up, as a clump of trees in a
field, (7)(8) news, tidings.
uw&X'X(2); uw&Xuw&g(3)< w&X'X(4) see
w&X; xD.&X def. 2. (5)(6); y&X 2. (7)(8)
&X> ==uD&X>(1) species of grass;
2. With other roots, (3) species of ratan, (4)
disgrace one's self, be disgraced.
w&X>(2) see w; bD&X>cg def. 2. (3)<
vDR&X> 2. (4)
&Xm (1) coarse mat bags, w&Xm(3) see w
&XmbH.cH (2) do. used in making sesamy oil.
&X; ==y&X;(1) the citron, vXmy&X;(2) co. of vXmcX;
&X. ==wy&X.'X(1)<
==wy&X.'X(1)< yX.w&X.(2)< w&X.w&X.(3)
see w&X. and y&X.
&XR ==wXR&XRwXR&XR(1) see wXR< vDRw&XRcH(3)<
vDRw&XR,R(4) see w&XR< yw&XR praise, laud.
%k 1. (1) mane, fin;
2. With other roots, (5) erect the mane or fins, (11)
mane, fins, &c.
qJxD.%k def. 2. (5); w%kw&d;(7)<w%k
(7)<w%kwrSJ(8) see
w%k; vDR%k(9) co. of vDR&>; t%ktzD 2. (11)
Deriv. u%k and w%k(3)(6) see Dic. p.199.
%k %l (2) move, shake, as grass in which animals are
moving.
%k> 1. (1) applied to very large animals, fearful, awe
inspiring, (2) co. of the term for save, extricate;
2. With other roots, (11) revile, abuse, (13) neg. not
saved, not delivered, (14) salvation, (15) recipients
of salvation, (16) came down to save, (17) dull,
heavy, guttural sounds, (18) kingdom.
uk>%k>uk>%k>(7) see uk>; w%k>uvm(8)(9)<
w%k>w&>(10)<
w&>(10)< w%k>wk>(12) see w%k>; w%k> def. 2.
(11); w%k>wjyJ; 2. (13); w>%k>w>jyJ; 2. (14); w%k>zd
2. (15); vDR%k>vDRjyJ; 2. (16); oD.%k>%k> 2. (17);
t%k>txg 2. (18)
Deriv. u%k>(5) see -uK> and Dic. p.200.
%k>%k> (3) intensive to groans or sighs, (4) do. to the
growling of animals.
%km ==u%km(1) see Dic. p.200;
2. With other roots, (4) species of wild betel, (5)
cool, i.e. free from feverish heat, (7) become moist,
damp.
u%kmyg def. 2. (4); uw%km'k; 2. (5); vDRuw%km 2.
(7)
%k; ==w%k;(1) see w%k;
%l. ==u%k.(2)(2) and rk.o%k. see u%k.
%kR%kR (1) intensive to words of shaking, trembling.
u%kR(2) see Dic. p.200, pzk%kR(3) see p; w%kR(4)(5)
see w; wz+%kR(6)< wrl%kR(7)< rko%kR(9)(10) same
as pz+%kR; xkw%kR(8) see xk
%l: court house, u%k(2) see Dic. p.200. w%l(3) see w
%l> 1. (1) the implements of a blacksmith, taken
together;
2. With other roots, (10) stand erect, or in a
threatening posture, as an animal pursued by a dog,
(11) descriptive of heavy bodies falling, (12)
intensive to the word for kissing, (13) violent, as the
wind, (14) approach rapidly, applied to reptiles.
uD%l>(8) see uD; w%l>ysd>(9) see w%l>; xX.%l>%l> def.
2. (10); y%l>uvm 2. (11); o%l>uvm 2. (12);
o%l>o%l> 2. (13); [J%l>%l> 2. (14)
Deriv. u%l>(7) see Dic. p.200, also see -uL>
%l>uvm (2) suddenly, said of large animals rising suddenly.
%l>%l> (3) applied to movements of large animals, rapidly,
(4) applied to the rapid motion of long snakes, (5)
suddenly, said of the sudden rise of water.
%l>{dR&m{dR (6) same as 1. (1)
%lm 1. (1) pull down, destroy, as an old building;
2. With other roots, (7) look along on the surface of
a thing to see if it be even, (8) hit, glance, (9) scour,
as rust from a thing, (10) wipe, brush off, (11) rub,
as an animal against a tree, (12) name of a bird,
(14) face, likeness.
uG>w%lm def. 2. (7); w%lm 2. (8); w%lmuGHm 2.
(9)(10); w%lmto; 2. (11); wl>%lm 2. (12);
r%lm(13); same as y%lm; t%lm 2. (14)
Deriv. u%lm(6) see Dic. p.201.
%lmuhR (2) take back, secure from another's possession as
property, (3) gather up as clothes.
%lmxD.yX>xD. (4) expose one's self to detection, as a thief.
%lmvDRCD>vDR (5) pull down, destroy.
%l; 1. (1) break out anew, as an old sore;
2. With other roots, (4) the Chinese, (5) camphor,
(6) breathe, or inhale air, (8) a deep, or enormous
sin.
w%l; def. 2. (4); y%l; 2. (5); o%l; 2. (6); (7) co. of
ur.; o%l;pX>ur.,dm 2. (8)
Deriv. u%l;(3) see Dic. p.201.
%l.%l. 1. (1) noise of a trumpet, (2) sound of water falling
from a tube, (3) noise of a bird;
2. With other roots, (5) sound of water running over
rocks, (10) sound of a trumpet.
u%l.u%l. def. 2. (5); ul.o%l.(6) see ul.;
pul.%l.(7) see pul.; oul.%l.(9) same as
pul.%l.; tl%l. 2. (10)
Deriv. u%l.(4) see Dic. p.202.
%lR 1. (1) applied to the act of rising;
2. With other roots, (3) fall head foremost, (4)
applied to the manner in which heavy animals move,
clumsily.
p%lR def. 2. (3)< p%lRp%lR 2. (4); ';%lR';%lR(5) see ';
Deriv. u%lR(2) see Dic. p.202.
&h 1. (1) associate with;
2. With other roots, (4): a writer, (8) a saurian
reptile, (9) do. large species, (10) sound as of a
scream from fright, (12) noise made by small
children at play.
p&h: def. 2. (4); ph&h(7) co. of ySJm; w&h 2. (8)<
w&hz;'d. 2. (9); &d.&h 2. (10); oD.&h&h&h&h 2. (12)
Deriv. u&h(3)< p&h and o&h see Dic. p.202.
&h&h (2) screaming sound.
&h> (1) Ya province, and city, pD>&h>(2) see pD>; wl>&h>(3)
Doorean fruit, y&h> see y
&h. 1. (1) eloquent, fluent in speech;
2. With other roots, (10) joyful, happy as a child to
see its parents, (12) sound of a trumpet, (8) shine,
glisten.
uw&h.uw uw&d.(7) see u-wh.; uw&h.'h. def. 2.
(8); q.&h.(9) same as &h.q.; w&h.w&d. 2.
(10); wX>&h.{dR(11) see wX>; oD.&h.&h. 2. (12)
Deriv. u&h.(6) see Dic. p.203.
&h.q. (2) haughty, dogmatical.
&h.&h. (3) sound of small bells, (4) haughtily, (5) voic of a
trumpet.
u&hR see Dic. p.203, p&hR edge margin, w&hR do.;
vHmvDR&hR(4) a species of hawk, oD&hR a species of
bamboo mat.
&J 1. (1) hot enough to melt;
2. With other roots, (8)(9)(13) a bad woman, an
adulteress, (10) the hook used by elephant drivers,
(11) water melon, (12) assume pert, brisk airs, (14)
blistering hot, (15) light, trifling, jesting.
ud>&Jud>&g(5)< ud>&JutJ;(6) see ud>< cD&J(7) co. to
phRed; p&J def. 2. (8); w&J 2. (9)(10); y&J 2. (11);
ym&Jym&D 2. (12)< o&J 2. (13); o&J'J 2. (14);
o&Jo&D 2. (15);
Deriv. u&J(4) see Dic. p.203.
&Ju'J (2) exceedingly hot.
&J> 1. (1) a charm to produce love;
2. With other roots, (6) a bamboo split in four parts,
used in calling the spirit, (8) be under the influence
of a love charm, (9) do. of a bad kind.
w&J>wJ>(4) see u&J>wJ>; 'X&J>oH(5) see 'X; eD.&J>&Dm
def. 2. (6); y&J>(7) see y; b.&J>oH 2. (8);
b.&J>oHud> 2. (9)< o&J>wJ> see u&J>wJ>
Deriv. u&J>(3) see Dic. p.204.
&J>oHud> (2) a charm which produces insanity.
&Jm&Jm 1. (1) shake violently, as with cold, (2) protracted
sound, as of one crying;
2. With other roots, (4) noise in the throat made by
swallowing a liquid, (9) crawl, as insects.
u&Jmuvm def. 2. (4); p&Jm(5) co. of p&m;
w&Jm'J;xD(6) see w&Jm; o&Jm(7) co. of o&m;
ou&Jmuvm same as def. 2. (4); [;&Jm&Jm 2. (9)
Deriv. u&Jm(3) see Dic. p.204.
&J;&J; (1) run rapidly, as small streams, (2) easily melted,
(3) run swiftly as small animals, (4) sprinkle by
little and little, (5) quickly, applied to unrolling
mats, (6) applied to talk, fast.
u&J; see Dic. p.205; p&J;p&J;p&J; see p&J;; w&J;w&d;(9)
see w; w&J;&J; do.
&J. 1. (1) insert pegs in a tree, in order to climb it, (2)
pour out slowly;
2. With other roots, (3)(5) diffident, bashful, (4)
sound of the Jews-harp, (8) yield well, as grain.
urJ.&J. def. 2. (3); w&J.w&J. 2. (4); wrJ.&J. 2.
(5); wdR&J.(6) co. of wdRol; eD.&J.(7) co. of pJoGg;
tcd.&J. 2. (8)
&JR&DR (1) move rapidly, as fish in water.
&JR&JR&DR&DR (2) noise made by several children playing on a
bamboo floor.
u&JR(3) see Dic. p.205; p&JRp&DR(4) do.; w&JR(5)
see -wJR; o&JR(6) co. of o&dm
&d 1. (1) assemble together;
2. With other roots, (5) assemble standing, (6) still,
silent, (7) applied to trees, rise above others around
them, (9) a species of tree.
qXxX.&d def. 2. (5); w&duvm 2. (6); xD.&d 2.
(7); (8) see xD.; yd.&d 2. (9); td.&d(11) co. of
td.zSd.
Deriv. u&d(4) see Dic. p. 205.
&dzSd. (2) co. of td.zSd.
&d&d (3) sound of small bells, or running water.
&d> 1. (1) mix, unite several substances together;
2. With other roots, (3)(6) coarse, as thread, (4) a
species of bird, (7) open, coarse, as any thing
woven.
w&d>wd> def. 2. (3); 'd&d> 2. (4); o&d> 2. (6);
[d&d>[D&D> 2. (7)
Deriv. u&d>(2) see Dic. p.206.
&dm 1. (1) steer a boat;
2. With other roots, (4) a Zayat, (7) obstruct, be in
the way, (8) a Zayat, (14) project.
p&dm def. 2. (4); p&dmwdm(6) see w&dm; p&dmp&JR 2.
(7); w&dm 2. (8); w&dmw&JR(10) see w&dm;
w%kRw&dm(11) see w%kR; ed;&dmed;&JR(12) see ed;;
o&dm 2. (14); o&dmrJ(15) co. of wd;zSd.;
o&dmwdm(16) same as w&dmwdm
Deriv. u&dm(3)< p&dm(5)< w&dm(9)<(9)< o&dm(13) see
Dic. p.206.
&dm&dm (2) noise made by the yellow legged frog.
&d; ==u&d;(1) see Dic. p.206. w&d;(2)(3) see w
&d.uvm 1. (1) intensive to the term for high;
2. With other roots, (9) used to describe the gait of
long legged animals, (12) sound of a trumpet.
u&d.(5) see }ud.; uJ.&d.(6) co. of e>ug;
p&d.(7)< p&d.p&h(8) see p&d.; pd.&d.pd.&d. 2. (9);
qGJ.pd.&d.(10) see qGJ.; oD.&d.&d. 2. (12)
&d.&d.&h&h (2) scream, as children at play.
&d.&d. (3) sound of a trumpet, or small bells.
&d.&d.&D.&D&D. (4) high, overtopping things around.
&dR ==u&dR(1) see u&dR; p&dR(2) see p; p>&dR(3) see
p>; o&dR(4) same as p&dR 2.; o&dRzDrJ>(5) a species
of fish.
&D ==u&D(1) see Dic. p.207;
2. With other roots, (2)(5)(10) a catalogue,
register, (3) scold boisterously, (8) affected
manners, (9) a species of tree, (11) gentle, pleasant,
as a breeze, (12) echo, resound.
p&D def. 2. (2)< p&Dp&; 2. (3)< w&D(4) see }wD; w&D
2. (5); w&D'J; see w; rR&D 2. (8); rD>&D 2. (9); o&D 2.
(10)(12); o&Do&D 2. (11)
&D> 1. (1) a coarse basket;
2. With other roots, (6) sound, as of walking on dry
leaves, (7) one who has left the priesthood, (8)
small pox, (9) applied to kissing orientally,
snuffing.
p&D> def. 2. (6); ySR&D>uGHmto; 2. (7); r&D> 2. (8);
o&D> 2. (9)
Deriv. u&D>(5) see Dic. p.207.
&D>uhR (2) put paddy &c. into a &D>
&D>uGHm (3) leave the priesthood.
&D>&D> (4) sound of water dropping on dry leaves.
&Dmuvm 1. (1) put down carefully, (2) pull out carefully;
2. With other roots, (7) noise made by the hen in
calling her chickens, (8) sound made by the
squirrel, (9) stare stupidly, open the mouth, (10)
put down lightly, (11) foolishly, stupidly.
uD>u&DmuD>u&Dm def. 2. (7); w&Dmw&Dm 2. (8);
rDm&DmrDm&Dm 2. (9); o&Dmuvm 2. (10); tD&DmtD&Dm
2. (11)
Deriv. u&Dm(6) see Dic. p.208.
&Dm&Dm (3) rapidly, as a rapid rise of water, (4) disappear
gradually, as the sun or moon, during an eclipse, (5)
heavy, as rain in the rainy season..
&D;&D; 1. (1) sound of running water among leaves, (2)
sound of small bells;
2. With other roots, (4)
(4) keep the eye fixed on a
distant object until come up with, lest it should
disappear, (5) rise rapidly, (6) trail along with a
quick zigzag motion, as a snake or rope drawn on
the ground, (7) sound of running water.
uG>&D;&D; def. 2. (4); xD.&D;&D; 2. (5); vJR&D;&D; 2.
(6); oD.&D;&D; 2. (7)
Deriv. u&D; see Dic. p.208.
&D.uvm (1) high, towering above others;
2. With other roots, (4) a small basket for receiving
the bones of the dead.
ukyJmw&D. def. 2. (4); egw&D.(5) co. of eg'd.<
u&D. see Dic. p.209.
&D.&D&D. (2) sound of a trumpet.
&DRuvm 1. (1) intensive to words of leanness;
2. With other roots, (5) a species of crab, (9) noise
made by an animal running on dry leaves, (13)
whatever, whichever, (14) rise rapidly, (16)
revenue granary, (17) utter desolation, (18)
exceedingly lean, thin.
uDR&DR def. 2. (5); uDRp&DR(6)< p&DRu'D(7)<
p&DRuD;u;(8) see p&DR; p&DRp&DR 2. (9); pdR&DR(10)
see pdR; pDR&DRu'D(11) see pDR; xD&DR 2. (13);
xD.&DR&DR 2. (14); o&DR 2. (16); td&DR 2. (17);
tdo&DR 2. (18)
Deriv. u&DR(4)< w&DR(12)<
R(12)< o&DR(15) see Dic.
p.209.
&DR&R&DR&R (2) sound of a tiger moving his tail on dry leaves.
&DR&DR (3) rapidly.
&Gg ==u&Uw&Gg(1) a windlass, a capstan.
&G.: (1) a village.
&U: (1) choose, select, u&U(2) see Dic. p.210. w&U do.
&UR ==oh.v.&UR(1) a species of tree.
&GJ ==y&GJ(1) profit, see y
&GJ> (1)(4) a community, company.
w&GJ>(2) see w; eD>&GJ>(3) disciples.
&GJ. (1) place in rows.
&GJR (1) in making a Karen gown, sew the seeds in rows
pDR&GJR(4) co. of pDRyD>; w&GJR(5) ten rupees.
&GJRwlm (2) same as &GJR(1) sew the seeds closely.
%SD.uvh race of men said to live north of Burmah.
%ì›%ì›%ì;%ì; (1) sound, as made by plunging a fire brand in
water.
vykm (1) co. of vyD as vykmvyD
vykmrk> (2) co. of vyDrk>
vyD (3) a wave.
vrH> (4): the cover of a pot.
vrHm (5) or vrHmvr> extraordinary, out of the common
course, (6) applied to an eclipse of the moon, or the
appearance of a comet, supposed to forebode evil.
vrl> (7) a kind of fish trap.
vrd (8) a creeper.
vrdm ==eDvrdm(9) name of Kar. Fab. No. 78
v,m or v,mv,Jm(10) ratan net work in which jars,
&c. are placed, for safety in carrying.
v,X> (11) weight.
v,lm or v,lmv,J>(12) dazzling, brilliant, gay.
v,dm or v,dmv,m(13) a snare for catching small
animals, see w,dm
v&m (14) a place of great suffering, hell.
v ,; (15) a windlass, capstan.
'lv&m see 'l; ,J>v,lm see v,lm; vDRv,X> see
vDR; 0DRvrl> see 0DR
vg 1. (1) the moon, a lunar month, (2) a color, blue,
applied also to some shades of green;
2. With other roots, (48) a year, (49) name of a
female in fable, (51) the common house fly, (54)
swallow the moon, an eclipse of the moon, (55) god
of cold, (56) thunder, (58) a bamboo cup, used in
pouring libations to the Nats.
wvg(46) see w; (47) co. of wvd; eH.{dRvg{dR 2.
(48); eD>vg 2. (49); yvg(50)
yvg(50) co. of yvD; bkvg 2.
(51); rD>vg(53) co. of rD>ph.; ,l>vg 2. (54)< ovg
2. (55)(56); oH.vg(57) co. to ok;rk>
Deriv. uvg see Dic. p.210.
vguyDR (3) moon light.
vgu-
vgu-wh.u}wd. (4) tremulous beams of the moon.
vgusd; (5) co. of eH.usd;
vgcl; (6) name of a month, part of July and Aug.
vgcsH (7) month for putting seeds into the ground, begins
in April.
vgCd; (8) name of a month, part of June and July.
vgqH;q. (9) name of the month, October.
vgqHrk> (10) do. November.
vgwvhR (11) month for looking out new rice fields, January.
vgwHm or vgwHmvgwm(12) new moon.
vgwX> (13) co. to vgcl;< vgcsH and vgeD
vgwh>vDR (14) wane of the moon.
vgxhulm (15) name of a month, part of Jan. & Feb.
vgxD. (16) appearance of the moon above the horizon
after the change.
vg'h
vg'h.ng (17) name of a month, part of Apr. & May.
vg'd. (18) co. of vgySJR
vg'D.z; (19) a half moon.
vgeD (21) name of a month, Nov.
vgEGH (22) do. May.
vgySJR (23) full moon.
vgySJRwh>vDR (24) past the full moon, the wane.
vgySJRylRuGHm (25) do.
vgysR
vgysR (26) co. of vgysKR
vgysK (27) name of a month, Dec.
vgzH; or *DRzH;vgzH; or vgbkvgzH;(28) a bison.
vgzH;y,X (29) a large kind of bison, found on high table
lands.
vgzH;0gcd. (30) the white headed bison.
vgzH;o'D.tk. (31) a species of bison, said to putrefy very soon
after death.
vgzsgxD. (32) appearance of the new moon above the
horizon.
vgbX (33) last day of the moon.
vgrJmzsgxD. (34) the face of the moon appears, applied only to
the new moon..
vgvg (35) applied to the movement in large companies of
any thing black.
vgvDRElm (36) the moon has set.
vgovhR (37) same as vgwvhR
vgo;qX (38) moon near the full.
vgoH (39) same as vgbX
vgoUuD (40) month of March.
vg[g (41) co. of rk>[g
vg[JxD. (42) the moon rises.
vgtJ;&Jm (43) the beautiful shining dark green color of the
wings of the green beetle.
v> 1. (1) slope, as the roof of a house, (2) avert an
imprecation by praying it may fall to the ground;
2. With other roots, (15) a particle, excessively,
(20) pour down, as chaff, paddy, and the like,
(21)(22) a particle, expressive of surprise, (23)
custom, usage, (24) wait for each other, as two
persons betrothed.
uG>v> or uG>v>uG>'d; see uG>; qlv>(10) see ql;
wqH;v>wuh>v>(11) see wqH;; wv>(12) see w;
wv>qd.vDR(13) see wv>; wlmv>u> or
wlmv>wH>wlmv>u>(14)
v>u>(14) see wlm; e;v>uJ.u> 2.
(15); yv>(16) see y; bHv>(17) see bH; rk>v>(18)
see rk>; rJRv>u>(19) see rJR; ov> 2. (20); o.v>
2. (21); [;v> 2. (22); tvk>tv> 2. (23); td.v>
2. (24)
v>uJ.qd; (3) exceedingly, excessively, &c.
v>wcDc. (4) slope a roof but one way, as over a temporary
shed.
v>eg (5) though, notwithstanding.
v>eDR (6) co. of v>eg
v>v> (7) every.
vm 1. (1) break away, as a portion of a bank, or of a
mountain, from the action of water, (2) chop;
2. With other roots, (15) under the neck, (17) cut
out chips, (19) under the chin, (27) shun, avoid,
(28) beneath, below, on the ground, (29) do. also
younger, (30) wild, (31) become shorter, settle, as
the posts of a house, (32) break away and slide
down, as earth from a bank, or mountain, (33) do.,
(36)
(36) wages, (37) chips.
uH.vmylR(12) see uH.; ulmvm(13) see ulm;
ul;vm(14) same as ul.vm; udmvm def. 2. (15);
udmvm'h(16) see udm; usDvmxD.oh. 2. (17);
cgvm(18) see cg; c.vm 2. (19); cd.vm(20) see
cd.; pmvm(21) co. of pmvJm; wvm or wvmwvJm
see w; w>rHRvm see w; wH>vmylR(24) see wH>;
x;vm or cH.cl.x;vm(25) see x;; 'lvm or
'lvmoH.vm(26) see 'l; yvm or yvJmyvm 2. (27);
zgvm 2. (28); zDvm 2. (29); rHRvm 2. (30);
vXvmvXvm 2. (31); vDRvm 2. (32); ovm 2.
(33); [k;vm(34)(35) see [k;; tvm 2. (36)(37)
Deriv. uvm see Dic. p.211.
vmurg (3) interjection, expressive of pity.
vmcsD. in weaving a mat, insert the cross splints.
vmqd. (5) co. of cd.z;
vmylR (6) the hole made in chopping.
vmrm (8) a Brahmin astrologer.
vmvDR (9) make chips by chopping.
vmog (10) co. of udwdwdm
v; 1. (1) white iron, (2) a plant of the yam family, (3)
cut flesh into strips for drying, (4) to be wonderful,
(5) co. to the term for breasts;
2. With other roots, (30) intensive to the word for
sour, (32) charcoal.
ud>v;(19) co. of ud>vd.; pkmv;(20)
v;(20) co. of pkmvdm;
wv;wH;(21)< wv;yd;(22)< wv;oX(23) and
wv;rl;(24) see w; w>v;w>vJ>(25) see w>;
yv;(26) co. of yEk>; ySRv;(27) see ySR; vDRv;(28)
see vDR; ov;wd>(29) same as uv; 2.; ov;u';
def. 2. (30); oGJ.v; 2. (32)
Deriv. uv;(13) see Dic. p.211.
uz;v;(15)(16)
uz;v;(15)(16) Dic. p.116.
ub;v;(17)(18) Dic. p.127.
v;'X (6) any thing of the v; family, cultivated by the
Karens.
v;z: (7) tea.
v;zd (8) a small species of v;
v;rHR (9) a wild yam.
v;v; (10) co. of ql.ql. energetically, (11) co. of vDvD
v;0> (12) a shell, 'Unio Tavoyensis.'
v;o. (13) secundines of animals.
v. 1. (1) a table, (2) a leaf;
2. With other roots, (15) a kind of cleaver, (16) one
plate of boiled rice, or one cup of curry, (23)
applied to rain, come in a sheet, (24) a leaf of any
kind, also any thing broad and flat.
cd.v.(11) co. of cd.ol; cd.olv.(12) see cd.;
cD.v.(13) see cD.; CJmv.{dR 2. (15); pkv.(16)
see pk; wv. 2. (16); w>v.(18) co. of w>'d;;
rh.v.(19) see rh.; rhRv.(20) see rhR; ,>v. or
,>'d;,>v.(21) see ,>; ov. 2. (23); tv. 2.
(24)
Deriv. uv.(9) see Dic. p.212. ov.(22) do.
v.cJ; (3) the stick on which thatch is plaited.
v.csK. (4) see csK.
v.bl (5) a species of the above.
v.t'd (6) the stem of a leaf.
v.tl (7) a leaf of any kind.
v.{dR'd;{dR (8) a leaf.
vR 1. (1) a contrivance for catching fish, (4) beauty;
2. With other roots, (14) place the above
contrivance for catching fish, (16) enjoy, as the
possession of wealth, (17) pure, unmixed, (18) a
leech, (19) applied to light, faint, glimmering.
*DRvR(12) see *DR; wwDRvR co. of wuDRvJR; 'd;vR
2. (14); yvR(15) see y; rkmvR 2. (16); ovR 2.
(17); (18) co. of ovHR; oHvRoHvR 2. (19);
oD.vR(20) co. of oD.rkm; tvR(21) co. of tvhR
vR (2) co. of rkm to enjoy; (3) co. of vkR(5); co. of vhR
vRupdm (6) manly; (7) a species of ratan.
vRuyDR (8) character, reputation.
vR{dR-wR{dR (9) same as vR(1)
vH 1. (1) ash grey;
2. With other roots, (17) stupidly, foolishly, (18)
become enlarged, made wider as by the removal of
brush, &c. (19) a ferrule, (20) foolishly, childishly.
uG>vH(10) see uG>; cvH(11) same as uvH;
*DRvH*DRvd(12) see *DR; wvH(13)(14) see w;
wHvH(15) co. of wD.; egvH(16) co. of rJmbsD.;
rdvHrdvD 2. (17); ovHovJ. 2. (18); ovH 2. (19);
[XvH[XvD 2. (20)
Deriv. uvH see Dic. p.233. ovH do.
vHusd.vHusd. (2) with uG> prefixed, look at very obliquely.
vHCm (3) co. of usX>Cm to cover, as a pot.
vHwudR (4) with rJm prefixed, unnatural look, as when the
eye is diseased by cataract.
vHxD.trJm (6) give one on oblique, fierce look, as an angry
person.
vH'd; (7) a tree, cultivated for its bitter leaves.
vHvH (8) with uG> prefixed, give angry glances.
vH> 1. (1) 'locus impudicus';
2. With other roots, (14) a species of snake,
harmless, (16) affect brisk, smart airs, (18) to and
fro, from side to side, (20) same as (16)
uzd;vH>(12) co. of uzd;vd;; uGDRwvH
RwvH>(13) co. of
uGDRwvDR; CDvH> 2. (14); pkxGH.vH>(15) see pk;
wvH>wvl> 2. (16); yvH>ycH(17) same as (1)<
vJ>vH>vJ>vD> 2. (18); 0H.tDxDvH>(19) co. of
0H.tDxDvm; ovH>ovl>(20) same as (16)
Deriv. uvH>(11) see Dic. p.234.
vH>cd.uX> (2) mons veneris.
vH>csd; (3) see csd;
vH>xH (4) fluor seminalis.
vH>xh. (5) same as vH>
vH>eXvH>qSd; (6) same as vH>xH
vH>ylR (7) orifice of the urethra.
vH>yVR (8) see yVR< vH>bh(9) do.
vH>vl> (10) affect an air of importance in walking.
vHm 1. (1)(2) books, writings of all kinds, (3) generic
term for birds of the Eagle and Hawk tribe, (4) put
on, as beads, (5) pierce, sting, as a bee;
2.With other roots, (46) applied to moving in a
sitting posture, by little and little, (54) move by
little and little, (58) put on another, cause to wear,
as beads, (59) Kar. Fab. No. 47, (63) to study
write, print, &c. (64) a loose tooth, (65) ensnare,
entrap, (68) sportive, light minded, (69) be
acquainted with books, (70) to study, learn books.
ul;vHm(43) co. of ul;vm; ul;vHmul;vHm(44) see
ul;; uJRvHmuJRvlm(45) see uJR; uD>vHmuD>vHm 2.
(46); clvHm(49) co. of clol.; qJ;vHm or
qJ;vHmqJ;vJ>(50) see qJ;; qDvHm(51) see qD;
wvHm(52)(53) see w; wvHm{dRwvHm{dR 2. (54);
wXRxD.vHm(56) see wXR; wDvHmysKR(57) see wD;
'k;vHm 2. (58); eD>vHmpdm*m 2. (59)
(59); yvHm(60)(61)
and yvHmto;(62) see yvHm; rRvHm 2. (63);
rJvHmvkm 2. (64); vDRvHm 2. (65); o;vHmvkm 2.
(68)< ohvHvHm 2. (69); oD.vHm 2. (70)
Deriv. uvHm(42) see Dic. p.234, wvHm< ovHm do.
vHmu-
u-wL>
wL> (6) a book, a volume.
vHmubsH; (7) leaves of a book.
vHmuGJ> (8) co. of vHmuGD>
vHmuGD> or vHmuGD>vHmuGJ>(9) a written code of laws.
vHmcFL; or vHmcFL;vJ>cFL;(10) a written agreement.
vHmC; (11) a species of hawk.
vHmCd; (12) co. of vHmC;
vHmphvHmxl (13) wear gold or silver ornaments on the neck.
vHmphvHmxlbJ
bJolbJ (14) Kar. Fab. No. 125.
*DR
vHmpDqSH (15) the Holy Book, sacred scriptures.
vHmqGJcd. (16) government order written on a pointed palm
leaf.
vHmqSd; (17) a written petition.
vHmwXRwk> (18) an appellation given to large kites.
vHmxd;xH (19) a species of Hawk, eats fish.
vHmedm (20) applied to a new moon, because its points are
like a hawks bill.
vHmywH (21) a written petition, Pgho.
vHmyD>wh (22) a species of kite, it cries whwh
vHmysKR (23) the book on which witnesses are sworn in
courts.
vHmyVR (24) the tongue of a kite.
vHmzJ (25) put on, or wear beads.
vHmzsX. (26) letters, vHmwzsX. one letter.
vHmbH; (27) co. of orX to deny.
vHmbk. (28) co. of vHmC;
vHmrRvdm (29) a written order.
vHmvlm (30) rub the palms of the hands together.
vHmvl
vlmxD. (31) with o; prefixed, unsteady minded.
vHmvJ;r; (33): a written order, Bur. vufrSwf
vHmvDR&h (34) a small species of hawk.
vHm0gcd. (35) a white headed kite.
vHmoH (36) book of death.
vHm[h.,k> (37) a letter sent to one absent.
vHmt'd. (38) an original written copy.
vHmtrJm (39) letters, type.
vHm{dR-wR{dR (40) eagles, hawks, or kites.
vHm{dRvJ>{dR (41) writings, books.
vH; 1. (1) grin, show the teeth;
2. With other roots, (8) abrade, (9) show the teeth
in laughing, (10) to smile, (11) make ridiculous
and unbecoming gestures, with loose and rude
remarks.
cvH;(4) see c; pH;vH;pH;vH;(5) see pH;; wvH;(6) see
w; yvH;zd(7) see y; ovH; 2. (8); ovH;uGH; 2. (9);
thvH;thvH; 2. (10); thvH;bDoGg 2. (11)
Deriv. uvH; see Dic. p.235.
vH;ch. (2) a species of plantain.
vH. 1. (1) generic name for squirrels;
2. With other roots, (15) a cross-bow, (16) to
dance, (18) clumsily, heavily, applied to the gait of
a fat child, (19) applied to waves, undulating, (20)
gone on, gone by.
cvH. 2. (15); *JRuvH. 2. (16); wvH.wvX.(17)
see wvH.; wX.vH.wX.vX. 2. (18);
vkmvH.vkmvD> 2. (19)< ovH. 2. (20)
Deriv. uvH. see Dic. p.235.
vH.wwDm (2) chatter as a squirrel.
vH.*DRcH (3) species of squirrel, hind part red.
vH.}wd;rJ> (4) the bushy tailed squirrel.
vH.ytD (5) species of squirrel, of a reddish color.
vH.ysR (6) co. of vH.vl>
vH.vX. (7) roll, as a boat.
vH.vl>vH.ysR (9) a squirrel with a white stripe on the back.
vH.vJ (11) smallest species of squirrel, white stripe on its
back.
vH.olrJ> (12) black tailed squirrel.
vH.{dRCJ{dR (13) squirrels in general.
vHR 1. (1) a grand child;
2. With other roots, (11) be accustomed to, as work
which one is constantly doing, (14) be old, worn
out, (15) a leech, (16) a glandular swelling, (17)
any thing old.
wvHR(9) see w; w>vHR(10) see w>; rRvHRrRvDR
2. (11); rk.vHR(12) co. of rk.yS>; rd>vHR(13) co. of
rd>yS>; vD>vHR 2. (14); ovHR 2. (15)(16); tvHR 2.
(17)
Deriv. uvHR(8) see Dic. p.236.
vHRvHR (2) a particle, since.
vHRvkR (3) co. of uzl.; (4) co. of uz;
vHRvlusLqSg (5) unsteady, idle.
vHRvdR (6) same as vHR; (7) a great grand-child.
vX 1. (1) a quiver, (2) to be complete, enough, (3) not
well seasoned, (4)(5) at, in, from, &c. see Gram.;
2. With other roots, (13) soft, mellow, also of a
bloated, puffy appearance, (14) cut with a cleaver,
(15) loose, as a cover, (22) soft, succulent, puffed,
bloated, (23) only half seasoned, as food, (25)
misstep, or slip the foot into a hole in walking, (26)
a brass cup, (27) be full, have enough.
ubXvX def. 2. (13); usDvXCJm 2. (14); usDvhvX
2. (15); cvX(16) see c; qJ;vX(17) see qJ;;
wvX(18)(19) see w; 'lvX&m(20) see 'l; yvX(21)
see y; bXvX 2. (22); bsXvX 2. (23); vXvX(24)
co. of ySJRySJR; vDRvX 2. (25); ovX 2. (26); td.vX
2. (27)
Deriv. uvX(12) see Dic. p.240.
vXx;vXvm (6) above, below.
vXx.vXcH (7) from one end to the other.
vXxD.ySJRxD. (8) be fulfilled, complete, perfect.
vXyDR (9) a quiver.
vXbH.oh.cD (10) a quiver made of wood.
vXvX (11) fully, completely.
vX> 1. (1) stones, rocks;
2. With other roots, (37) an ejaculatory blessing
pronounced by one person upon another, as in case
of hitting one accidentally, (41) migrate frequently
from place to place, (42) a boar's tusk.
uXvX>uXvh'D;uXvX>uXqH 2. (37); wvX>(38)
co. of pSX.pSH;; (39) co. of wvHm; wlmvX>uX>(40)
see wlm; wd;xHvX>uX> 2. (41); rJvX>ol 2. (42)
Deriv. uvX> see Dic. p.241.
vX>tuyR (2) a rocky precipice.
vX>ubk. (3) soft, friable stone or rock.
vX>urJm (4) craggy points, projections of rocks.
vX>urdm (5) do.
vX>uJ.edm (6) Kar. Fab. No. 142.
vX>usg (7) among rocks.
vX>usLRusD
vX>usLRusDR (8) rocky, rough.
vX>cd. (9) on a rock, (10) co. of vX>usg
vX>cD. (11) black coral.
vX>*DR (12) ruby, red stones.
vX>pH. (14) rocks which lie opposite each other on both
sides of a stream.
vX>pJm (15) any large stone pJm shaped.
vX>qH. (16) alum.
vX>qH.[h (17) blue vitriol, blue stone.
vX>qH.*DR (18) an acid weed, growing on rocks.
vX>qD (19) the stones used by natives to support the rice
pot in cooking.
vX>wDubsH; (20) rocks piled one upon another.
vX>xDoGJ; (21) craggy, uneven rocks.
vX>e;'h (22) a point of rock running out into the water.
vX>yD> (23) stones used for weights in weighing.
vX>zdjyH (24) small stones, pebbles.
vX>bh.b. (25) a flat stone or rock.
vX>rk> (26) a rock of the largest size.
vX>rh. (27) flint.
vX>vg (28) co. to vX>ol
vX>0g (29) white stone, marble.
vX>ouhR (30) a stone anchor.
vX>ol (31) a whet stone.
vX>oh.o. (32) a slab of stone, a slate.
vX>t*hR (33) stones worn as charms.
vX>{dRrJ;{dR (34) rocks, stones.
vX>{dRvh{dR (35) do.
vXm 1. (1) be ended, finished, all gone, (2) the world;
2. With other roots, (19) die, cease to breathe.
cJvXm(16) see cJ; wvXm(17) see w; 'lvXmcd.(18)
see 'l; o;vXm def. 2. (19)
Deriv. uvXm(15) see Dic. p.241.
vXmusR (3) be entirely gone, spent, as food.
vXmuV (4) co. of vXmusR
vXmcd. (5) the world.
vXm*DR (6) waste, use to no purpose.
vXmpD (7) clean gone, entirely spent.
vXmqh (8) same as vXm(1)
vXmy. (9) the whole world.
vXmzd (10) an inhabitant of this world.
vXmvH (11) done, finished, completed.
vXmodubJ; (12) clean gone, nothing left.
vXmtcX; (13) exhaust every effort.
vXmty&X; (14) co. of vXmtcX;
vX; ==uvX;(1) see Dic. p.241, wX;wvX;(2) see wX;<
yX;wvX;(3) do.
vX. 1. (1) larva, maggots;
2. With other roots, (9) a species of fish, (14) short
and fat, applied to a young child, (15) round, globe
like, (18) maggots.
cvX.(6) see c; C.vh.vX.(7) see C.;
qX.vX.(8) see qX.; n.vX. def. 2. (9);
wX.vX.(11) see wX.; wX.wvX. or
wX.wvH.wX.wvX.(12) see wX.; yX.vX.(13)
see yX.; (14) def. 2. (14); zsX.wvX. 2. (15);
vH.vX.(16)
vX.(16) see vH.; tvX. 2. (18)
Deriv. uvX.(5) see Dic. p.242, wvX.(10) and
ovX.(17) do.
vX.xD. (2) set up, as house posts.
vX.vDRoh. (3) set, as a stake.
vX.{dRqS;{dR (4) maggots, larva.
vXR 1. (1) warm;
2. With other roots, (7) a Burman who marries a
Karen wife, (8) to make warm, heat, (9) slackly,
(10) mid air, (11) hang down prominently, as the
crops of some birds, (14) hold, as a garment near
the fire to warm it.
ud>ud>vXRvXR(3) see ud>; uGXRwvXR(4) see uGXR;
pXRvXRu'X(5) see pXR; wvXR(6) see w;
wvXRxD.cd def. 2. (7); rRvXR 2. (8); vhXvXR 2.
(9)(10); vDRpXRvXR 2. (11); o;vXR 2. (12); (13)
see o;; o.vXR 2. (14)
Deriv. uvXR(2) see Dic. p. 242.
vk 1. (1) exaggerate, make much of a little;
2. With other roots, (6) applied to a person walking,
in great haste.
cvk(4) see c; ckvktD.vk(5) see ck; wd;vkwd;ysR def.
2. (6); yvkywk(7) see y; rvkrwk(8) same as
yvkywk
Deriv. uvk(3) see Dic. p.243.
vk> 1. (1) feed, nourish, applied to human beings, (2)
sacrifice, (3) stab at a distance, as by throwing a
spear;
2. With other roots, (19) smoke, (20) custom,
usage.
qgvk>(16) see qg; w>vk>(17) see w>;
ySRvk>w>zd(18) see ySR; rh.vk> def. 2. (19);
tvk>tv> 2. (20)
Deriv. uvk> see Dic. p.243.
vk>ck; (4) sacrifice to the Nat of a field.
vk>ck. (5) smoke.
vk>w> (6) sacrifice to demons.
vk>w>xlxH (7) make an offering to water demons.
vk>xH (8) to bathe.
vk>xD.w> (9) make offerings to demons.
vk>rd> (10) said of a male bird that seeks food for its mate
during incubation.
vk>vDRto; (11) kill an animal, and besmear one's self with its
blood to secure health, (12) 'feed one's self,' i.e.
raise one's own food, be independent of others.
vk>tD.vk>tD (13) feed, furnish with food.
vk>{dRxg{dR (14) poetry.
vkm 1. (1) overflow;
2. With other roots, (10) applied to teeth, be loose,
(11)
(11) the fleshy part of the posteriors, (12) drink to
excess, (13) eat to excess.
xHvkm(7) co. of xHzSH.; xHyvkm(8) see xH;
yvkmo;(9) see y; vHmvkm def. 2. (10); ovkm 2.
(11); tDvkmud 2. (12); tD.vkmud 2. (13)
Deriv. uvkm see Dic. p.246.
vkmud (2) exceed due bounds.
vkmvkm (4) rise suddenly, as water, anger.
vkmvD> (5) undulate, as waves.
vk; 1. (1) a color, purple, (2) wrap, cover with clothes;
2. With other roots, (10) purple, dark crimson, (12)
dark, livid spots on the person as from a bruise, (13)
dark livid appearance, as of a corpse when a person
has died suddenly or violently, (15) a sheet, a night
wrapper, (17) a cap, a crown.
uJRvk;(3) see uJR; uykmvk;(6) see Dic. p.83;
ubk;vk;(7) se Dic. p.125; uJRvk;uJRuyDR(8) see
uJR; cvk;(9) see c; *DRvk; def. 2. (10); w>vk;(11)
see w>; w>vk;xD. 2. (12); xD.vk;xD.vg 2. (13);
,.vk; 2. (15); ovk; 2. (17)
Deriv. uvk;(4)(5) see Dic. p.247.
vk;wukm (3) purple.
vk. 1. (1) thread, yarn, (2) transgress, disobey, (3) to
bathe;
2. With other roots, (31) go down to bathe, (32)
drink to excess.
cvk.(20) see c; cl.vk. see cl.; cGHvk.(22) see cGH;
pk.vDRvk.(23) see pk.; pD>vk.(24) see pD>;
xgvk.(2) co. of xgx.; xGHvk.(26) see xGH;
zVvk.(27) see zV; bk;vk.(28) co. of bk;vm;
bsH;vDRvk.(29) see bsH;; ,HRvk.(30) see ,HR;
vDRvk.xH def. 2. (31); tDvk.ud 2. (32)
Deriv. uvk.(19) see Dic. p.247.
vk.uGHm (4) more than full, running over.
vk.ud (5) exceed moderation, do to excess.
vk.uG. (6) a skein or bunch of thread, twisted together and
the ends tucked in.
vk.cl. (7) a ball of thread.
vk.cGH (8) same as eJ;z;'d.
vk.cGD (9) a skein of yarn as taken from the reel.
vk.pD>bd (10) two bamboos used for stretching yarn to dry,
after sizing.
vk.xGH (12) a stick with thread upon it used as a shuttle.
vk.xGHwbH (13) the stick on which thread is wound for a shuttle
or quill.
vk.jyH (14) fine thread.
vk.zV (15) doubled and twisted thread.
vk.bk.eJwJm (16) a ball of thread.
vk.oh. (17) transgress, disobey.
vk.{dReJ{dR (18) thread, yarn.
vkR 1. (1) a term applied to several fibrous vegetable
substances;
2. With other roots, (9) shake, agitate.
cvkRp>(7) see c; w>vkR(8) see w>
Deriv. uvkR(6) Dic. p.247.
vkRukR (2) co. to bD.
vkRwkR (3) co. to cH.cl.
vkRvkR (4) shake, vibrate.
vkR[JvkR[J (5) said by the woman who had a monkey for a
husband.
vl 1. (1) pour, as water, (2) be purged, have looseners,
(3) bore with an awl, pierce;
2. With other roots, (20) a chalice, (23) a large
basket like crib for paddy, used by Burmans, (25)
capsize, turn over, as a rice pot in cooking, (26)
applied to perspiration, profuse, pouring off of one,
(28) watery faeces, (29) take medicine to produce
purging.
ud;vlud;zS;(18) see ud;; cvlcvD(19) see c; wvl
def. 2. (20); wJRwl.vl(21) see wJR; x;vl(22) see
x;; yvl 2. (23); vDRvl 2. (25)(26); ovl same as
wvl; tH.vl.vl 2. (28); tD.vlto; 2. (29) Deriv.
uvl Dic. p.248.
vluGHm (5) pour out.
vl*lm (6) co. of vl*DR
vl*DR (7) pour out, in order to throw away.
vlw> (9) pierce, puncture, as a boil.
vlxH (10) pour water.
vlxD. (11) be purged.
vlbSd; (12) purge and vomit, as in cholera.
vlvDR (13) pour out, or down.
vlvDRuxX (14) pour fresh water into that which has been some
time standing.
vlvDRrhR (15) pour rice water into the mouth of a sick person.
vloGH.vDR (16) purging, accomplished with blood.
vl> 1. (1) a pumpkin, of several species;
2. With other roots, (20) appear in successive
ridges, one ridge after another, applied to waves and
mountains, (25) taper downwards, (27) prominent
ridges on trees, (28) a squirrel with white stripes on
the back, (29) fall into a helpless, forlorn state, (30)
applied to bees stinging, many at once, also to many
dogs biting the same animal at once, (32) any ridge,
projecting above the main part.
uH.vl>cd.(17) see uH.; CDvH>vl>(18) see CD;
wvl>xd;(19) see w; wvl>wvl> def. 2. (20);
w>vl>(21) see w>; w>vl>vDR(22) see w>;
'H.vl>vDR(23) see 'H.; z;vl>(24) see z;; ovl> 2.
(25); ovl>xd; same as wvl>xd;; oh.vl> 2. (27);
vH.vl. 2. (28); vDRvl>qH.bX(29); vDRvl>ord 2.
(30); vDRvl> co. of vDRwJm; tvl> 2. (32)
Deriv. uvl> see Dic. p.248.
vl>uqD
uqDrJ (2) a species of pumpkin.
vl>uvm (3) fat and sleek, as a buffalo.
vl>uJ>rJ (4) a species of pumpkin.
vl>uV. (5) pulverize the leaves of certain plants, and throw
into ponds, &c. to inebriate fish.
vl>c. (6) a bitter species of pumpkin.
vl>ch (7) a variegated species of pumpkin.
vl>ch'D (8) a species of parasite.
vl>chym (9) a species of pumpkin, shape roundish.
vl>chz;xD (10) do. shape oblong.
vl>chbd.cd. (11) do. another species.
vl>cho. (12) pumpkin fruit.
vl>qh.eDR the sitting pumpkin.
vl>0m
>0m (14) a species of pumpkin introduced into the
country by the people called Wahs.
vl>o. (15) any pumpkin..
vlm 1. (1) enter, penetrate, as a liquid, (2) be of use,
useful, (3) force one's self into, as into a crowd;
2. With other roots, (11) worthless, (12) chop in
two, (13) rub the hands together, (14)(15)
descend, incline, as land nearly level.
wvlmwusd; def. 2. (11); yvlm 2. (12); vHmvlm 2.
(13); vDRwvlm 2. (14)(15)
Deriv. uvlm see Dic. p.249. wvlm do.
vlmuoH. (4) possessing medicinal properties.
vlm'g (5) desert, go over to the enemy.
vlmvDR (7) pour, as from a mat into a basket, (8) take off as
the clothes.
vl; 1. (1): snatch, take by force;
2. With other roots, (9) species of teredo, (10)
miscarry, have an abortion, (11) slip down, as a
load carried by a child too small for it, (12) dull, as
the edge of a knife.
ud>vl;(6)(7) see ud>; wvl;wvh(8); see w;
yvl;: 2. (9); vDRvl; 2. (10); ovl;ovh 2. (11);
ovl;uxk; 2. (12)
Deriv. uvl; see Dic. p.249.
vl;uvm (3) suddenly, instantaneously.
vl;vl; (4) boil, bubble up, as water in a spring.
vl. 1. (1): make offerings to priests;
2. With other roots, (4) rough, shaggy, (10) pitch
down head foremost, (11) throw one's self down, or
pitch any thing down, as down a declivity.
uzl.vl. def. 2. (4); wvl.vDR(5) see w;
wD.vl.*DR(6) see wD.; xgvl.(7) see xg;
yl.vl.yl.vl.(8) see yl.; yl.ovl.(9) see yl.;
vDRovl. 2. (10); ovl.vDR 2. (11)
vl.wdR (2) co. of ydmwdR
vl.xD.pmxD. (3) prepare rice for a visitor.
vlR 1. (1) pursue hard after, chase, (2) shave;
2. With other roots, (18)(19) immediately,
suddenly, (20) bloated, swollen, curved, or coiled,
(23) 'we follow him who shot the arrow or threw the
spear,' a phrase denoting that when oppressed by a
tyrant, we must follow his pleasure, come what will,
(24) take, capture, as cities, in war, (25) dull teeth,
(26) a vanquished city, (27) run after immediately,
instantly, as on hearing a noise, (28) particle, ended,
gone.
CJmvlR(17) see CJm; pvlR def. 2. (18); wvlR(19)
co. of pvlR; wvlR 2. (20); xHvlR(21) see xH;
xHvDRvlR(22)
(22) co. of xHq.ylR;
yvlRqlcsHxH;yvlRqlbDxH; 2. (23); rRvlR 2. (24);
rJvlR 2. (25); 0h>vlR 2. (26); ovlR 2. (27)(28)
Deriv. uvlR see Dic. p.250.
vlRuhR (3) follow, go after.
vlRuGHm (4) chase, as monkeys from a paddy field.
vlRqJ;vlRc; (5) follow, and stab or shoot, as game.
vlRc.ql. (6) shave the beard.
vlRcd. (7) shave the head.
vlRCd> (8) chase, follow after.
vlRwulR (9) applied to the head, shaven, bald.
vlRweH.usXR (10) during the whole year.
vlRbJ (11) clean the seed from cotton.
vlRvlRweH. (12)
(12) year after year.
vlRvJm (13) co. of ouGJ(14) stretched at full length.
vlRvdmto; (15) chase each other.
vh 1. (1) a rocky precipice, (2) to light, give light, (3)
to frighten;
2. With other roots, (16) hold one fast to his words,
(17) astringent, (18) strained as the eyes, (20) seek
a quarrel in every possible way, (21) Kar. Fab. No.
17, (22) do. No. 69, (28) a phosphorescent light,
(29) a precipice, (30) glimmer, give a faint light,
(33) a section of a rain bow in the west, (34) very
narrow.
uH;ud.vh def. 2. (16)(17); uH;ud.uH;vh 2. (18);
cvh see c; Ckvhvh 2. (20); pDRvh 2. (21); pDRvh'h.
2. (22); qhvh(23) see qh; wvh(24) and
w>vhw>ypD(25) see w; yHmvhyHmvh(26) see yHm;
yH;vhyH;vh(27) see yH;; ySRegvh 2. (28); vX>{dRvh{dR
2. (29); vd.vhvd.vh 2. (30); ovh(31) same as
wvh; (32) see xd.ovh; (33) 2. (33); tH.yhvh 2.
(34)
vhuwX> (5) sport, play as young people.
vhuyDR (6) to light, make a light.
vhubsH;vm (7) within the cleft, or fissure of a rock.
vhcd. (8) on, or upon a rock.
vhcd.rD. (9) a plant, several species, fruit eaten.
vhxD (10) co. of vX>rk> a large rock.
vhxD. (11) elevate a light.
vh'h. (12) catch frogs by torch light.
vhypD (13) try, tempt.
vhrh. (14) light, as a fire, or candle.
vh> 1. (1) a cowry, (2) see e>vh>, (3) co. of 0g; (4) to
spin;
2. With other roots, (13) a 'species of laurus,' (18)
put off, or postpone, (20) rehearse, (21) change
from one place to another, (24) small weights for
weighing silver, (25) stand on the knees, (27) the
gecko, (30) seize, (32) a bare plot of ground, as
where buffaloes are kept, (33) applied to motion,
with the greatest speed, (34) tree of the genus
'Adenanthera.'
ud;vh> def. 2. (13); ud;vh>ud;vh>egudrH(14) see
ud;; usdvh>vdR(15) see usd; cD.vh>cd.(16) see cD.;
cD.vh>bh(17) see cD.; wvh>t,lm 2. (18);
wvh>xD. see w; wvh> 2. (20)(21); (22) co. of
w>zsD; wvh>vDR(23) see w>,J>vDR; wd.vh>o. 2.
(24); wDRcd.vh> 2. (25); 'Dvh> 2. (27); egvh> or
egvh>e>uGm(28) see eg; e>vh>(29) see e>; yvh> 2.
(30); y;vh>(31) see y;; ysDvh>ysDxD 2. (32);
ovh>uv> 2. (33); ovh>*DR 2. (34)
Deriv. uvh>(12) see Dic. p.251.
vh>vk.pJRbJ (5) to spin.
vh>vh> (6) fast, rapidly, (7) scream, or call out vehemently,
(8) flash upon the eye, as the sun's rays.
vh>vdR (9) go to and fro, as between a house and field,
(10) a plant growing on rocks and plains.
vh>{dR-wR{dR (11) a shell, the cowry.
vh. 1. (1) a cart, (2) thrust out the tongue;
2. With other roots, (14) one fourth of a bamboo
split lengthwise, (15) roll from side to side, (17)
one quarter or section of a log or bamboo split
lengthwise, (18) a shred, fragment wvh. def. 2.
(14); wvh.uH;ul; 2. (15); wvh.CJm(16) see w;
oh.vh.0.vh. 2. (17); tvh.t'h 2. (18)
Deriv. uvh. see Dic. p.252.
vh.'X (3) the body of a cart.
vh.y. (4) a wooden wheel, as of a Burman cart.
vh.eD.,d;bd (5) a cart yoke.
vh.bd (6) the tongue or pole of a cart.
vh.vXyVR (7) lick, with the tongue.
vh.vX. (8) roll, as a boat without ballast, (9) deviate from a
straight course.
vh.vDRo; (10) lick one's self, as a dog.
vh.tD. (11) lick up.
vh.{dRvDR{dR (12) a cart.
vhR 1. (1) rub, wear away by friction, (2) bald, (3)
concretions in the flesh of certain animals,
resembling pebbles;
2. With other roots, (23) stone like concretions in
the flesh of fowls, (24) name of a month, (31) an
eddy, (32) a nook in a stream, (33) a plant, species
of 'costus,' (34) an insect, 'one of the Cicada.'
cd.vhR(21) see cd.; phRvhR(22) see phR; qDvhR def. 2.
(23); wvhR 2. (24); wvhRwbD(25) see w;
w>vhR(26) see w>; wJmvhRtDvhR(27) see wJm;
yvhR(28) see y; zhuvhR(29) see zh; bk.vhR co. of
oHwk>; yDRvhR 2. (31)(32); olvhR or olvhRolvR 2.
(33)(34)
Deriv. uvhR see Dic. p.252.
vhRu'h (4) wholly gone, all gone.
vhRu'd (5) destitute of every thing, as a very poor man, (6)
bare as an animal, when the hair has fallen off.
vhRu'D; (7) bald, as when the hair has fallen off.
vhRuhR (8) co. of ozSD
vhRwulR (9) quite bare, all gone.
vhRwuhR (10)(11) wholly, clean gone, wholly unlike, not at
all.
vhRwk> (12) to the end, or completion of a thing.
vhRwDR (13) co. of vhRwk>
vhRxD. (14) be bald on the top of the head.
vhRyXR (15) even, as the entrance of a hole, said of turtle
holes.
vhRbd (16) or vhRbdvhRbg a limb or branch heavily laden
with flowers or fruit.
vhRvXR (17) high in midair, (18) go up and down, to and
fro within certain limits.
vhRvh
v hR (19) wholly, entirely.
vJ 1. (1) the substantial part, heart, as of a tree, (2)
take up and place on the shoulder or head, as a load
for carrying, (3) exchange, as one thing for another;
2. With other roots, (16) dysentery, (21) a species
of squirrel, (22) become naked, bare, as a bone from
which the flesh is decayed, (23) a pomegranate,
(24) strip up the clothes, (25) strip up the clothes so
as to expose the person, as Burman women when
quarreling, (26) middle, centre, in the heart, with
the whole heart, (27) the substantial part of any
thing, heart, (28) wages.
uGJvJ(8) same as uGJuvR; cvJ(9) see uvJ 1.;
cd.vJ(10) see cd.; cD.vJ(11) see cD.; pkvJ co. of
cD.vJ; wvJ(13) and wvJxD.(14) see w;
xHvJ(15) see xH< (16) def. 2. (16); 'd;vJ(17) see
'd;; yvJ(18) see y; z.vJ(19) see z.; bh.vJ(20)
see bh.; vH.vJ 2. (21); vDRvJ 2. (22); ovJ 2.
(23)(24); ovJcHovJ,D> 2. (25); o;vJ 2. (26);
tvJ 2. (27)(28)
Deriv. uvJ(7) see Dic. p.252.
vJuJrk> (4) hard.
v J xD . (5) put on the shoulder or head for carrying.
vJvdm (5=1) exchange one thing for another.
vJvDRto; (6) expose the upper part of the person, as a native
without a jacket.
vJ> 1. (1) wide, broad;
2. With other roots, (13) of great breadth or width,
(17) a clean plat for threshing.
uD>vJ>(10) see uD>; uGJ>vJ>bD(11)11) see uGJ>;
wvJ>(12) see w; w>vJ>w>CJm def. 2. (13);
z;vJ>(15) see z;; vDRvJ> co. of vDRv;; ovJ> 2.
(17)
Deriv. uvJ> see Dic. p.255.
vJ>uJ (2) co. of oJp; truth.
vJ>uD> (3) same as weJ>uD> a plant.
vJ>xD. (4)(5) increase in width, become wider.
vJ>vJ>CJ
CJmCJm (6) broad or wide.
vJ>vD> (7) rock to and fro, as a person, or anything moved
by the wind.
vJ>{dR (8) co. of vHm a writing.
vJm 1. (1) a cane or cudgel, (2) beat, draw out, as iron,
(3) stretch the neck;
2. With other roots, (10) straighten up one's self, as
after leaning forward, a long time (21) large, fine,
(24) nearly noon, (26) applied to the person, fine,
handsome, (27) a cudgel or club, (29) come out, as
the intestines, from a wound, (31) to string, as
beads, (33) spit out, as any thing unpalatable, (34)
pour fruit, grain, &c. from a handkerchief into a
basket, (35) clean the intestines of an animal by
expelling the faeces, (36) shake, vibrate, (37) feel
unwell.
udmvJm(14) see udm; ud;vJm(15) see ud;;
usJmvJmusdmvdm(16) see usJm; uG>vJm(17) see uG>;
pl.vJm def. 2. (18); pJ;vJm(19) see pJ;; wvJm(20)<
wvJmwvDR(21) and w0HmvJmwyDRpGDR(22) see w;
xk;vJm(23) see xk;; xl.vJm 2. (24); 'JudmvJm(25)
see 'J; 'd.xD.vJm 2. (26); eD.vJm 2. (27);
ylRvJm(28) see ylR; vDRvJm 2. (29); (30) see vDR;
ovJm 2. (31)
(31); ovJmu'J;(32) see wvJmu'J;;
ovJmvDR 2. (33)(34); ovJmuGHm 2. (35);
[l;vJmvdm 2. (36); tlvJmtlvJm 2. (37)
Deriv. uvJm see Dic. p.256.
vJmCh (4) applied to cloth, thin, sleazy, also stiff, as the
back from leaning in a sitting posture.
vJmxD. (5) stretch up one's self, erect the head, as a snake.
vJmwGJ (6) a hammer, sledge.
vJmvJm (7) applied to time, long.
vJmvdm (8) loose, as the legs of a bench, (10) moveable, as
the shoulder blade.
vJmvdmydmc. (9) applied to time, tardily.
vJmvdm (11) nearly noon.
vJmo'H (12) cast the skin, shell, as a snake, chrysalis, or
crab.
vJ; 1. (1) to scorch, (2) deceive;
2. With other roots, (21) by turns, alternately, (24)
get burnt, (25) burn, consume, (26) become open,
exposed, as the inside of a wound, (28) abraded,
torn up, (30) pungent to the taste, (31) any thing
hot, pungent.
usX>vJ; co. of usX>Cm; usDvJ;(17) co. of usDwJm;
uG>vJ;(18) co. of uG>pd; ql;vJ;(19) see ql;;
wvJ;(20) co. of wrH; w*RwvJ;vJ 2. (21); wvJ;
co. of wrHR; 'd;vJ;(22) co. of 'd;xD.; zl;vJ;(23) see
zl;; b.vJ; 2. (24); rh.vJ; 2. (25); vDRvJ; 2. (26);
0H.vJ; co. of 0H.u>; ovJ; 2. (28); [JvJ; 2. (30);
w>[Jw>vJ; 2. (31)< tvJ; co. of ttd.
Deriv. uvJ; Dic. p.258.
vJ;uhR (3) coax, persuade.
vJ;uG> (4) co. of pl.uG>
vJ;uGHm (5) co. of uG;uGHm
vJ;cF> (6): Borax.
vJ;w> (7) to scorch, (8) co. of ul; (9) co. of uGR
vJ;xD. (10) co. of usDRxD.
vJ;vJ; (11) an intensive particle.
vJ;vDR (12) delude, deceive.
vJ;to; (13) feign what is not true, as a lazy person making
excuses for not working.
vJ;tD. (14) delude, deceive.
vJ. (1) sheer, as a boat, when steered badly.
cJvJ.(3) see cJ; wvJ.(4) see w
Deriv. uvJ. Dic. p.259.
vJR 1. (1) to proceed, go forward;
2. With other roots, (40) a phrase, denoting a
readiness to follow the will of another, (41) split in
halves, (42) to die.
cJvJRcJvJR(34) see cJ; Cd.vdRuDRvJR(35) see Cd.;
q.vJR(36) co. of q.,lR; wvJR(37) see w;
xHvJR(38) see xH; xd.vJR(39) see xd.;
xd.vJRolyvJRolxd.vJR0gyvJR0g 2. (40); ovJR
def. 2. (41); oHvJR 2. (42)
Deriv. uvJR Dic. p.259.
vJRubs.ubs.
ubs.ubs. (2) overflow as water from a sudden freshet, go in
sheets, as wind and violent rain commingled.
vJRur. (3) take a wrong road.
vJRuvdR (4) run under ground, as some animals.
vJRuok.uok. (5) applied to wind, blow gently; (6) move rapidly,
so as to feel the resistance of the air.
vJRuR (7) travel for the purpose of trade.
vJR*dmb. (8) go and tell, give information.
vJRCkm (9) go, or travel in company.
vJRCl (10) co. of vJRzd;
vJRpSX> (11) go to meet.
vJRw&H; (12) go around.
vJRxD or vJRxDvJRvDR(13) ascend, as toward the head of a
stream.
vJRxD. (14) go up, go from, as from town to the jungle.
vJRM>cJ; (15) go for, or instead of another, (16) co. of
wl>weg
vJRydmcH (17) go behind, follow after.
vJRzd; or vJRClvJRzd;(18) step evenly, in unison.
vJRb. (19) arrive at, hit the right road.
vJRrSJmrSJm (20) step together.
vJR,lR (21) move by flying, as birds, &c.
vJR&J;&J; (22) run swiftly, as a small stream.
vJRvXng (23) go before.
vJRvJRuhRuhR (24) go to and from.
vJRvJRwvJR (25) 'go, and not go,' vascillate about going.
vJRvDR (26) descend, as toward the mouth of a stream.
vJR0HtD.pdmtD. (27) go and bring paddy or eatables of any kind, in a
basket on the back.
vJR0hR0DR (28) walk to and fro.
vJRoul; (29) go in a bent posture.
vJRoud; or vJRoud
Roud;uhRoud;(30) go together.
vJRo*X> (31) co. of vJRpSX>
vJR[; or vJRCh>vJR[;(32) go for a walk.
vd 1. (1) spread out, as any thing in the sun, (2) a place
of deposit for the bones of the dead;
2. With other roots, (15) practice with a spear or
bow, in learning, (20) Kar. Fab. No. 48, (21)
bubble, boil up, (26) applied to young men near the
age of puberty, (27) interim, meantime, (28)
instruct, (29) learn, study.
uJvd(10) see uJ; uG>vd(11) see uG>; uGJ;vd(12) see
uGJ;; cvduhRug(13) see c; qJ;vd or qJ;vdc;vdc;vd 2.
(15); wvd(16) see w; wJmvd co. of 'k;eJ.;
wd>vd(18) see wd>; eJ.vd(19) see eJ.; eD>vdud def.
2. (20); ydvd 2. (21)(22) see yd; bkvdzD(23) see bk;
rRvd(24) see rR; vhvd 2. (26); ovd 2. (27);
od.vd 2. (28); oD.vd 2. (29); td;vd(30) see td;
Deriv. uvd see Dic. p.260, uzdvd p.121, urdvd
p.175.
vdxH; (3) the borders or outskirts of a vd; (4) co. of
oG.cd.
vdeD.'D;uGm (5) Kar. Fab. No. 14.
vdvDR (6) spread out, as in the sun to dry.
vd> 1. (1) to borrow;
2. With other roots, (17) to lend.
cD.vd>CH(9) see cD.; wvd>(10) see w;
w>vd>w>zsH;(11) see w>; 'd;wvd>(12) co. of
'd;wu;; rJ;vd>(13) see rJ;; rJ;vd>vDR(14) see rJ;;
vDRvd> co. of vDRv;; ovd> see wvd>; [h.vd> 2.
(17)
Deriv. uvd> Dic. p.262.
vd>uJ.qd; (2) excessive, immoderate.
vd>uGJ or vd>Cd>vd>uGJ(3) to play.
vd>Cd> (4) co. of vd>uGJ
vd>eg or vd>0Hvd>eg(5) gourds of different varieties
growing on the same plant.
vd>M> (6) exceed.
vd>tD. (7) or vd>tD.ysH;tD. eat by borrowing.
vdm 1. (1) take hold of, handle;
2. With other roots, (12) consult, converse together,
(23) agree, harmonize, (31) be of equal weight,
(32) the groove of a cross bow, (33) previous,
before, (34) exhort each other, stir up each other's
minds.
uwdRvdm def. 2. (12); ud;vdm(13) see ud;;
pkvdm(14) see pk; wvdm(15) see w; w>vdm co. of
w>tD.; xHvdm see xH; xHzdvdm(18) see xH;
xH.vDm(19) see xH.; '.vdm(20) see '.;
'k;vdm(21) see 'k;; zd;vdm def. 2. (23);
b.vdm(24)(25) see b.; rRvdm(27) see rR;
rRvdmym see rR; vJvdm(29) see vJ; vJmvdm or
vJmvHmvJmvdm(30) see vJm; vDRvdm 2. (31); ovdm
2. (32)(33); od.vdm 2. (34)
Deriv. uvdm(11) see Dic. p.263.
vdmuG.vdmuG. (2) applied to walking, heedlessly.
vdmuGJ (3) to play.
vdmuGD> (4) go to law.
vdmCdm (5) co. of vdmuGJ
vdmxH or vdmxHvdmeD(6) agitate the water, to drive fish into
a net, splash, as children bathing.
vdmvDRt[k; (7) procure an abortion.
vdmol*JR (8) be unwell.
vdmto; (9) poison one's self accidentally.
vdmtD. (10) oppress, cause sickness, or death, as a demon.
vd; 1. (1) pay a fine, (2) pour from a bamboo bucket,
(3) a small bamboo investing the spindle on which
the band runs;
2. With other roots, (13) the closed end of a patso,
(18) hit a fine, be fined, (19) to fall out, (20) with
a prefix, to scream out from fright, (21) to fall out,
as the tongue of an animal, (22) pour out, as from a
basket, (23) with a prefix, fall head foremost, (24)
the comb or tuft of a fowl.
pkmvd;(12) see pkm; pd;vd; 2. (13)< pd;vd;pd;vd;(14)
see pd;; wvd;(15) and wvd;yd;(16) see w; zDvd; or
zDvd;zDv;(17) see zD; b.vd; def. 2. (18); vDRvd; 2.
(19)(20)(21)
(19)(20)(21); ovd; 2. (22); ovd;cd. 2. (23)(24)
vd;uH (4) co. of vd;uD
vd;uhR or vd;uhRvDRuhR(5) liquidate, cancel, as a debt.
vd;uD or vd;uHvd;uD(6) covet, desire what one cannot
obtain.
vd;ph (7) suffer a fine.
vd;vDR (8) pout out.
vd;tD. (9) cause to pay damages.
vd. 1. (1) a species of palm;
2. With other roots, (18) move with great rapidity,
(19) sullen.
ul>vd. or ul>vd.ul>v;(13) see ul>; uD>vd.(14)
see ud>; cUwvd.wvd.(15) see cU;
pd.vd.pd.vd.(16) see pd.; vDRvd. co. of vDRv;;
ovd.uvm 2. (18); ovd.ovd. 2. (19); o;vd.
co. of o;*dm; oGH.vd. co. of oGH.'k;
vd.uhR (2) or vd.uhRydmuhR change appearance, as to
become large and good looking, after having been a
puny, sickly child.
vd.xD. (3) co. of uJxD.; (4) purpose, form a plan to do,
(5) take another form or appearance, as for a man to
become an animal, and vise versa, (6) conceive.
vd.bd (7) be nearly grown, said of young girls.
vd.vh or vd.vH.vd.vh(8) pronounce incorrectly, said of
little children, (9) glimmer, shine faintly.
vd.vD.vd.vD. (10) said of talking, very loud.
vd.to; (11) same as vd.xD.to;
vdR 1. (1) to be straight, (2) in the direction of, (3) a
great grand child, (4) the surface of any thing, (5)
split into straight portions;
2. With other roots, (17) the surface of the foot,
(20) the surface of the hand, (23) be under full
growth, (27) hew straight, (28) human will or mind,
(30) go and come, pass and repass, (32) fall, or
scale off, (33) strip off, as bark, (34) the surface of
a tree, (35) surface of the body.
uG>vdR(16) see uG>; cD.vdR def. 2. (17);
cD.vdRCH(18) see cD.; C.vdR(19) see C.; pkvdR
2. (20); pl.vdR(21)(22) see pl.; wvdRcdxD. 2.
(23)(24); w>vdR(26) see w>; wJvdR 2. (27);
yo;yvdR 2. (28); ySRvdR 2. (29); vh>vdR 2. (30);
0H.vdR see 0H.; ovdR 2. (32); ovdRuGHm 2. (33);
oh.vdR 2. (34); tvdR 2. (35)
Deriv. uvdR see Dic. p.268.
vdRuwdR (6) perfectly straight.
vdRud> (7) be hot, as in a fever.
vdRCD (8) same as vdR 1. (2)
vdRxD. (9) straighten out, as a fish hook.
vdRe> (10) obedient.
vdRz; (11) to split.
vdRvDRu,; (12) become cool after a fever.
vdRo; or vdRo;,D>o;(13) the itch.
vdRtD. (14) split for eating, as a betel nut.
vD 1. (1) thunder, (2) quick, with dispatch, (3) deceive,
lie;
2. With other roots, (30) a species of grub, (31) cut
jungle rapidly, (41) a rainbow, (48) assume a brisk
air in walking, (49) "make lightning" i.e. make the
figure of an elephant in wax with a land leech for a
proboscis and place on another person's premises for
the purpose of drawing lightning to destroy his
property, (52) cast the young, as animals, (53) a
membrane, (54) covet, desire, (55) foolish, half
witted, (56) customs, traditions, (57) ornaments.
uHmvDzJm def. 2. (30); ulmvDzd;vD 2. (31); ud>vD
co. of ud>vl;; cD.vD(34) see cD.; pDvD(35) see pD;
n.vD(36) see n.; wvD(37) see w; w>vD(38)<
w>vDch(39) see w>; w>vDw>0hR(40) see w>;
wX>vD co. of wX>uGJR; 'H.vD co. of yuXR; 'k.vD co.
of 'k.uJ;; 'hvD see 'h; eD>vDeD>ysD>(45) see eD>;
yvDyvg see y; ymvDC;(47) see ym; ymvDymv; 2.
(48); rRvDw> 2. (49); rdvD co. of rdvH; rDvD see rD;
vDRvD 2. (52); ovD 2. (53); o;vD 2. (54); [XvD
2. (55); tvD 2. (56)< tvD or tyd;tvD 2. (57)
Deriv. uvD see Dic. p.268.
vDu'HvDu'g (4) deceive, allure, tempt.
vDclm'X (5) a stone resembling green glass.
vDcD (6) plate, cup, &c.
vDcDudyH> (7) a kind of earthen ware.
vDcD[D.cd. (8) common clay cups.
vDcDcD (9) Kar. Fab. No. 61.
vDC; (10) a cutaneous disease.
vDqg (11) a kind of bread made of yeast and rice.
vDw> (12) to deceive.
vD'H. (13) braid, plait rattans as for basket handles.
vD'd; or vD'H.vD'd;(14) deceive a child by telling it an
untruth.
vDM> or vJ;M>vDM>(15) deceive, allure.
vDyd>vDoJ (16) heavy thunder.
vDyOR or vDoD.vDyOR(17) thunder.
vDzd0>'H; (18) lightning, or vDzd flaps his wings.
vDzs;w> (19) lightning strikes.
vDvDv;v; (20) a prayer for speed, used by Karens in cutting a
field.
vD0>'H; (21) lightning.
vDoH or vDoHvJ;oH(22) to girdle a tree, (23) procure the
death of another by stratagem, poison, &c.
vDoJ (24) thunder, vDoD.(25) do.
vDtD. (26) co. of vJ;tD.(27) swindle, live by fraud.
vD{d{dR (28) thunder.
vD> 1. (1) straw, (2) a track, foot print, (3) name of a
race of people in Siam, (4) place;
2. With other roots, (39) num. affix, applied to
fields, (41) my place, my home, (43) set a snare,
(44) few, not enough for division, (46) joking,
buffoonry, (47) frequently, (49) a large trencher,
(50) the uterus, (51) be careful, take heed, (52) a
sore, wound, (53) be familiarly acquainted with a
locality, (57) a silk turban, (58) a kind of spear,
(59) site of a house, (60) the placenta, (61) any
place, (62) increase, fold.
cHvD> def. 2. (39); cD.vD>(40) see cD.; pvD> 2. (41);
pkvD>(42) see pk; qJ;vD>0h> 2. (43); wu;wvD> 2.
(44); wvD>(45) co. of wpd>; wuvD>vD> 2. (46);
wvD>vD> 2. (47); w>vD>w>usJ(48) see w>; wX>vD>
2. (49); 'XvD> 2. (50); yvD>o; 2. (51); ylRvD> 2.
(52); rJmvD> 2. (53); rd>vD>y>p;(54) see rd>;
,kRvD>xH; see ,kR; vJ>vD>(56) see vJ>; ovD> 2.
(57)(58); [H.vD> 2. (59)(60); tvD> 2. (61);
tgM>tvD> 2. (62)
Deriv. wvD> see Dic. p.270.
vD>u'd. (5) a bundle or sheaf of straw.
vD>cH (6) directly behind, (7) stay behind, as the wife and
children, when the father goes away.
vD>cd. (8) co. of vD>cH
vD>qh.eDR (9) a chair, seat.
vD>qd (10) co. of vD>td.
vD>wX> (11) co. of vD>[h.
vD>xD.tudm (12) boast, talk largely.
vD>'g (13) a mat or cloth spread for sleeping on.
vD>ypdm (14) any raised seat.
vD>ypdmc; (15) a throne.
vD>yl (16) a pile or stack of straw.
vD>z; (17) be miserly, avaricious, (18) co. of vD>'g
vD>zl (19) a mattress.
vD>b. (20) frankincense.
vD>bk. (21) co. of vD>0h> and vD>[h
>[h.
vD>bd (22) straw.
vD>rH (23) a bed.
vD>rHcd. (24) the head of a bed.
vD>rH'g (25) a mat or sheet used in sleeping.
vD>rHvm (26) co. of vD>rHcd.
vD>vHR (27) to be old.
vD>vXcH (28) a former place.
vD>vD> (29) continually, just the same.
vD>vDRwH> (30) a fixed, permanent place of residence.
vD>0h> (31) a snare for catching animals round the neck.
vD>[h. (32) sweet flag.
vD>[h.xH (33) plant, resembling sweet flag, grows on rocks in
streams.
vD>td.vD>qd (34) a place of residence, home.
vD>{dRusJ{dR (35) a track, foot print.
vD>{dR'H;{dR (36) straw.
vD>{dRvR{dR (37) the Laos people.
vDmvmvDmvm (1) applied to speech, pronounce incorrectly.
Deriv. uvDm(2) see Dic. p.270.
vD; (1): an overplus thrown in, in trade.
uvD;(2) see Dic. p.270.
vD.zsg
zsg 1. (1) become apparent, come to light, as a thing
which has been concealed;
2. With other roots, (5) interrogative particle,
where? (7) applied to talking, very loud, (8) a plant,
of the ginger tribe.
prgvD. def. 2. (5); wvD.(6) co. of wvX; vd.vD.
2. (7); ovD. 2. (8)
Deriv. uvD.(4) see Dic. p.271.
vD.xD. (2) hold up to the view of another.
vD.o; (3) Ceylon mango, Cashew nut.
vDR 1. (1) descend, fall, (2) run toward the mouth, as
streams, go down, as the sun, (3) go down, as food,
(4) fall, as from a height;
2. With other roots, (222) look down upon, as from
a height, (223) cut off, as limbs of trees, (224)
outlet, as of a lake, (225) thrust, as a stick into a
hole, (228) a sin, (232) come down, spring as a
trap, (233) to pity as after anger.
udmvDR(221) see udm; uG>vDR def. 2. (222); usDRvDR
2. (223); cD.vDR 2. (224); *dmvDR 2. (225);
ChvDR(226) see Ch; pH;vDR(227) see pH;;
qk;vDR(2227=1) see qk;; w>vDRur. 2. (228);
w>vDR co. of w>plR; w>vDRwem(230) see w>;
yvD(231) see y; 0H.vDR 2. (232); o;vDR 2. (233);
ol.vDR co. of o;vDR
Deriv. uvDR(220) see Dic. p.271.
vDRuwm (5) stick in the throat, (6) co. of vDRuwHm
vDRuwHm (7) become obstructed, compressed.
vDRu-
u-wL> (8) sag, as a rope, (9) slack, as a rope, (10) become
shrivelled, as the skin of old people.
vDRu-
u-wLm (11) become moist, cool, as a thing that has been
dried, heated, &c.
vDRu-
u-wJm (12) co. of vDRu-
u-wL>
vDRuxD (13) to scatter without coming to a head, as a
swelling, from the application of medicine.
vDRurSm (14) co. of vDRurSHR
vDRurSHR (15) crumble to dust, or into small particles.
vDRuvJ (16) be broken into fragments.
vDRuvd;cd. (17) fall head foremost.
vDRurJR (18) applied to speech, pleasant, melodious.
vDRu,; (19) abate as the heat of a fever, fire.
vDRu,X> (20) weigh, be of the weight of.
vDRu&; (21) strike athwart or across, and be held fast, as a
boat.
vDRu&H; (22) turn, or fall from the upper to the under side, as
a monkey on a limb.
vDRu&J; (23) become a ravine, precipitous &c. as between
mountains.
vDRuvdR (24) applied to clothes, become old, and thin, (25)
applied to burns, excoriate.
vDRu> (26) break, as the hair when it has been neglected,
or frequently wet.
vDRu>vDRukR (27) affectionately, kindly.
vDRuhR (28) regret, repent.
vDRud.eD (29) become over ripe.
vDRusJ (30) co. of vDRqD
vDRusdm (31) in weaving basket or mat work, have too many
splints in a place.
vDRusD (32) be loose, as a sword in its sheath.
vDRuU (33) trickle down as tears, also run in irregular
stripes, like those of the tiger.
vDRcD. (34) return to the service of a chief after trouble has
passed, implying that the person, has kept
concealed, during disturbances.
vDR*m (36) resemble, be alike.
vDR*Hm (37) settle down, as paddy in a basket.
vDR*HmrDR (38) in winnowing rice have kernels of paddy settle
and mix with the rice.
vDRC. (39) co. of vDRpdR
vDRCHR (40) fall prostrate, as from a false step.
vDRCD (42) abandoned, as a field from inability to work it,
(43) desolate, childless.
vDRCD> (44) fall loose, as the hair.
vDRp> (47) become soft, flexible.
vDRpXR (48) descend from, as children from parents.
vDRpHm (49) become permanently settled.
vDRplm (50) co. of vDRpJR; (51) co. of vDRpDR
vDRpJ> (52) co. of vDRbsJ.
vDRpJR (53) pendant, hanging.
vDRpdRvDRC. (54) of long continuance, generation after
generation.
vDRpDR (55) drop, as water from a hole in the roof.
vDRpSR (56) be diminished, lessened.
vDRpSdR (57) applied to openings, contracted at the orifice.
vDRq; (58) co. of vDRxH
vDRqH. (59) to spill over.
vDRql (60) shoot down with violence.
vDRqJ; (61) fall head foremost, (62) co. of vDRwH>
vDRqD (63) be unlike.
vDRqS. (64) become loose, unwound.
vDRqSd (65) strike the head in falling.
vDRnGH; or vDRnGH;vDRbJ(66) become withered, as a broken
plant.
vDRwukm (67) be capsized as a boat.
vDRwusX> (68) be upset, turned bottom upward, (69) be
lowering, as the clouds.
vDRwusKm (70) to mistake, in weaving, (71) be upset.
vDRwusDR (72) a species of tree, (73) be depressed, as the
back of a horse.
vDRwcH. (74) lean to one side, careen, fall as the heavy scale
in weighing.
vDRwcl; (75) co. of vDRCHR
vDRwem (76) fall into a low wretched state, as one whose
guardian spirit is weak.
vDRw,X> (77) weighs, be of such a weight.
vDRwvdR (78) excoriated, as from a burn.
vDRwok; (79) slip down, as a bamboo not well tied.
vDRwm (80) a vulture, (81) applied to darkness, thick,
heavy.
vDRwmysK> (82) become insane for want of a wife.
vDRwH> (83) be accurate, exact, (84) be permanently fixed.
vDRwHR (85)(86)(87) become compact, hard, compressed,
firm.
vDRwlm (88) be cut off, as supplies, (89) be without
descendants.
vDRwhR (60) confined to one spot, within certain limits.
vDRwJm (91) fall off, or from, accidentally, (92) be
displaced from office, (93) be left behind.
vDRwD (94) in descending a stream, strike athwart, (95) in
chopping, have the tree break and fall on the side
cut, (96) in parturition, have a wrong presentation.
vDRwD> (97) fall with force, strike down (98) applied to the
breats, pendant.
vDRwDR (99) co. of vDRbSH;
vDRwGR (100) be quite alone, at a distance from all others.
vDRxH (111) be exact, precise, (112) sink rapidly, as lead,
(113) applied to investigation, be definite,
particular.
vDRxHw>uwdR (114) to question closely.
vDRxlvDR,dm (116) eternal, unending.
vDRxl. (117) fall in an upright position, (118) become
stiff, as the tongue of a person near dying.
vDRxJ; (119) moult, shed, as the hair, feathers.
vDRxGH (120) float, drift on the surface.
vDR'; (121) to sink, (122) become powerless, as from
fright.
vDR'X; (123) be under the influence of a demon.
vDR'k.'g (124) become enemies.
vDR'J (125) fall evenly, flat, as brush, trees.
vDR'd (126) become exhausted, from hunger, (127) co. of
vDR*m
vDR'd; (128) co. of vDR'J
vDRyuD> (129) a break, as in the ascent of a mountain, (130)
bend the leg in order to bring the body down as in
looking at an object.
vDRy0; (132) co. of vDRwem
vDRyHm (133) be quenched, as fire.
vDRydm (134) hang close to the body, as the tail of an
animal, (135) grave, sober faced.
vDRyD> (136) make an opening, as a fallen tree.
vDRySJm (137) become rotten, decayed.
vDRySD> (138) fall into ruin, as an old house.
vDRySDR (139) pitch down head foremost, as an animal when
shot.
vDRysm (140) trickle down, as blood.
vDRyVR (141) fall off, as ripe fruit.
vDRysdm (142) be alike, resemble, (143) same as vDRusdm
vDRz; (144) become separated.
vDRzS. (145) be divorced, as man and wife.
vDRzSd; (146) fall into, or through.
vDRzSD (147) become torn, rent, as a garment.
vDRzsd (148) come into holes, as the bottom of a pot.
vDRzsD. (149) fall in, as the cover of a pot.
vDRb. (150) fall, as into prison, (151) fall upon or
against.
vDRbH; (152) co. of vDRbX
vDRbX (153) become buried, concealed, as a knife falling
into a cleft or hole.
vDRbk. (154) co. of vDRwm
vDRbJ (155) withered, dry, as a plant, (156) dejected.
vDRbD (157) fall off, as blasted or imperfect fruit, (158)
faded, sallow, as a person from sickness.
vDRbD. (159) fall out, as a tenon from the mortice.
vDRbSg (160) exhausted, as from fatigue, hunger, (161)
weak, as from long holding on to a thing.
vDRbSH; (162) exhausted from fatigue, (163) weak, worn
out with sickness.
vDRbO. (164) be soft, as vegetables in cooking, (165)
decomposed, as a dead body.
vDbSd; (166) over ripe, rotten, as fruit.
vDRbsX (167) sink, as a boat.
vDRbsX. (168) sink, as in the mire.
vDRbsJ. (169) be left, remain over, (170) the youngest
child.
vDRr> (171) sink into oblivion.
vDRrk> (172) co. of vDRz;
vDRrlR (173) co. of vDRr>
vDRrSJR (174) in divining with hen's bones, be unpropitious.
vDR,R (175) hang down, as the wings of a fowl.
vDR,X. (176) hollow, sunken, applied to the eyes, also
depressions in the ground.
vDR,dm (177) strike deep, as roots, (178) eternal.
vDR,GR (179) co. of vDRxGH
vDR&> (180) applied to smell, very fragrant.
vDR&>vDR%k (181) applied to the branches of trees, pendent and
spreading.
vDR&X> (182) disgrace one's self.
vDR%k (183) co. of vDR&>
vDRv,X> (184) same as vDRw,X>
vDRvm (185) fall out from beneath, as a bank or wall, by
being undermined.
vDRv; (186) extraordinary, miraculous.
vDRvHm (187) entraped, as an animal.
vDRvX (188) step, as the foot into a hole.
vDRuvk; (189) co. of vDRqH.
vDRvl (189=1) spill over, as rice in cooking.
vDRvl (190) co. of vDRwJm
vDRvl; (191)
(191) to miscarry.
vDRvl>ord (192) applied to several dogs biting an animal at the
same time.
vDRvl>qH.bX (193) degraded, despised.
vDRvlm (194) fall loose, as a garment fastened about the
waist.
vDRvJ> (195) co. of vDRv;
vDRvJm or vDRvl>vDRvJm(196) run out, as from a vessel
with holes.
vDRvd> (197) co. of vDRv;
vDRvdm (198) be of equal weight.
vDRvd; (199) fall out, as an arrow from the quiver, (200)
in calling out, scream, (201) fall or hang out, as the
tongue of an animal, (202) protrude, as the tusks of
an elephant.
vDRvd. (203) co. of vDRv;
vDR0h (204) co. of vDR0D
vDR0D (205) coiled, as rattans, ropes, &c.
vDRouR (206) become hard, as a liquid.
vDRoe (207) become enemies.
vDRo,X> (208) same as vDRw,X>
vDRo,km (209) heavy, be sleepy, (210) depend, as limbs
loaded with fruit.
vDRovl; (211) slip down, as in an unsuccessful attempt to
climb a tree.
vDRovl. (212) fall end wise.
vDRovh. (213) roll over and over in falling.
vDRovJ; (214) abraded, as the skin, open, as a sore.
vDRovdR (215) excoriated by fire.
vDRo0m (216) co. of vDRovh.
vDRo0DR (217) applied to pots, baskets, broken into circular
holes.
vDRoH; (218) become dry, as streams, (219) co. of vDRwD
vDR-oK (220) fall, as ripe grain from the stalk, or dirt from
the roof.
vDRoGJ. (221)
(221) co. of vDRpXR
vDRoGD (222) shallow, as streams in the dry season.
vDR[d (223) be unoccupied, (224) be open, as a door,
window, (225) come into holes, as a floor, or
partition, (226) interstices between the abdominal
viscera and vital parts, (227) applied to sick
persons, become very weak
vDRtk; (228) be submerged.
vDR{dR (229) co. of vh.
vGgvGg (1)(2) with a prefix, urge, importune.
uvGg(3) see Dic. p.274. yvGg(4) co. of yvGH
vG> (1) unhappy, as from hearing bad news.
vG>vG> (2) with a prefix, stretch out the neck.
yvGm (1) co. of yvGHR
vG; (1) a saw, (2) steal food, as dogs, (3) not fastidious
in love matters.
tD.vG; or tD.ql.tD.vG; eat any thing
indiscriminately.
vG. (1) cloyed, sick of, as food, &c.
vGR ==uvGR(1) see Dic. p.274.
vGH ==uvGH(1)
(1) Dic. p.275; yvGH(2) see y;
yvGHvdmto;(3) be very intimate, "twisted
together."
ovGH(4) a species of red nosed dog.
vGH> (1) the numeral four.
vGHR 1. (1) the numeral four;
2. With other roots, (3) black pepper, (4) fall in
rapid succession, as trees in a hurricane, or people
from a pestilence.
yvGH(2) see y; rd>*HmvGHR def. 2. (3); vDRyvGHR 2. (4)
vGJ (1) a precious stone, (2) coax, pacify as a child.
vGJu'HvGJu'g (3) wheedle, deceive.
vGJzl;vJ; (4) persuade, coax, stroking with the hand.
vGJto; (5) follow another's will, try to please another.
vGJ{dRuyDR{dR (6) same as vGJ(1)
uwdRvGJR(7) persuade, coax; 'XvGJR(8) see 'X
vGJ> 1. (1) assume a color, (2) captivated;
2. With other roots, (5) it happened, (6) one thing
after another happened, (7) avoid a matter for which
we have no liking, (8) early paddy, (9) same as 1.
(2)
w>vGJ> def. 2. (5); w>vGJ>u'H
u'HvGJu'g 2. (6);
yvGJ>trl; 2. (7); bkvGJ> 2. (8); o;vGJ> 2. (9)
Deriv. uvGJ> see Dic. p.275.
vGJ>*DR (3) of a red appearance.
vGJR (1) co. of bs. to steal.
0g 1. (1) white;
2. With other roots, (19) not white, not clean, (20)
become white, as a thing formerly of another color,
(23) turn white, fade, (26) perspiration after a
paroxysm of fever, (28) any thing white.
p0g(16) co. of p0H; p0g(17) see pGg; w0g(18) co. of
w0D; (19) 2. (19); w>0g(20) see w>; xD.0g 2.
(21); y0g(22) see ypg; vDR0g 2. (23); o0g(24)(25)
co. of o0D; o0gxD. 2. (26); o0g 2. (27) co. of
o0H; t0g 2. (28)
Deriv. u0g(15) see Dic. p.275.
0gubsd.ubsL; (2) applied to fine thin cloth, paper, &c. white,
smooth, nice.
0gu,lR (3) of a white or flaxen color.
0guD (4) white spots on the skin.
0gcd. (5) white, or grey headed.
0gC; (6) cataract, or white film of the eye.
0gpJ (7) a small white earthen cup.
0gqSH (9) pure white.
0gyD> (10) a white dish from which Karens eat rice.
0gb.'; (11) whitish, not a good white.
0gvD (12) same as 0guD
0g0g (13) of a whitish appearance.
0g[X.uvm (14) very white, as the head of an old person.
0> 1. (1) paddle, as a boat, (2) slap, strike with the
palm of the hand so as to throw down, (3) push
aside or away with the hand;
2. With other roots, (21) both banks of a stream,
(27) produce a current of air by fanning.
uD>0>uD>0>(14) see uD>; *km0>(16) see *km;
Cd.0>(17) co. of uDR0>; p0>(18) see p;
w0>(19)(20)
w0>(19)(20) see w; xH0> def. 2. (21); eD.0> see
eD.; y0>(22) see y; z.0>(23)< z.0zd(24) and
z.0>vJ>(25) see z.; v;0>(26) see v;; 0H>0> 2.
(27); o0> same as p0>
Deriv. u0> see Dic. p.275.
0>pk (4) strike with the hands, as in swimming or rowing
a boat.
0>'H; (5) flap the wings, as a bird, (6) applied to
lightning, it lightens.
0>jyg (7) spread, scatter, by the action of the hand, (8)
fig. liberate, set free from.
0>ysD (9) push aside, as grass to make a path.
0>0h (10) cursed, be under an imprecation.
0>[d (11) co. of 0>ysD
0m 1. (1) paw, scratch with the nails, (2) a tribe of
people in Siam, (3) scrape, as a cucumber or
cocoanut for eating, (4) rake or scrape up, as dirt
with the hands;
2. With other roots, (24) half, (28) walk with a
twisting motion, (29) a plant, parts of which are
eaten, (30) scratch with the nails, (31) city of Ava.
p0m(23) see p; w0m: def. 2. (24); wX>0m(25) co.
of wXR0Hm; x;0m(26) see x;; y0m(27) see y; 0Hm0m
2. (28); 0J>0m 2. (29); o0m 2. (30); tg0m 2. (31)
Deriv. u0m see Dic. p.276.
0muh
0muhR or qDuhR0muhR(5) make marks on the ground in the
ceremony of calling back the spirit.
0muGHm (6) co. of xk;uG
;uGHm; (7) scrape off, as rust, scratch
out, as an error in writing, scrape with the edge of a
knife, rub with a file.
0mClCl (8) scrape together even, smooth off, as a pile of
paddy.
0mCJ;0mCd; (9) scratch here and there over the whole body.
0mql.vDRpk (10) see ql.
0mqSX (11) scrape together and carry off, as dirt.
0mxD. (13) scrape up and throw out, as dirt from a hole.
0mjyg (14) spread with the hand, as paddy on a mat, (15)
same as 0>jyg 2.
0mz+ (16) scratch the head so as to have the hair stand on
end.
0mrSJR (17) in hewing, not hew smooth, as when the adze
is nicked.
0mvDR (18) a black moss or mould, which is said to appear
on leaves in very cold weather, (19) lade, scoop up,
as in taking grain from a granary.
0moGH. (20) have a "show" in labor.
0m{dR0h{dR (21) a tribe in Siam.
0; 1. (1) shake, move, (2) reach around as a girdle,
hoop, &c. (3) go entirely round;
2. With other roots, (21) stars twinkle, (26) alive,
(27) go around, (31) pulsation of the heart, (32)
spasmodic motion of the flesh after death, as in
sharks, turtles, &c. (34) bound, as the heart with
delight.
p0;(20) see p; q.0; def. 2. (21); w0; see w;
xd.0; and xd.0;to; see xd.; y0; see y;
rJmrlo;0; 2. (26); vJR0; 2. (27); 0H;0H;0;0; see 0H;;
o0;(30) co. of o0H;; o;0; 2. (31)(32); (33) co.
to rJmrl; ol.yd>o;0;(34)
Deriv. u0; see Dic. p.277.
0;ubs;ubsJ (4) applied to the motion of the dew lap in cattle
0;u,>u,> (5) shake, move, here and there, as leaves, limbs of
trees.
0;ul;vHmul;vHm (6) short, quick, irregular motions.
0;uD> (7) every country.
0;usX>usKm (8) roll, as a boat.
0;usJRusDR (9) move to and fro, as tall grain, bamboos, &c.
from the action of the wind.
0;*H
0;*HR*kR (10) shake, with quick tremulous motion.
0;qhqd (11) swing or throw the arms about in walking;
move, as a tree by the action of the wind.
0;-
0;-wH; (12) go quite around a thing.
0;xH (13) co. of 0;uD>
0;zVzsd (14) move gently to and fro.
0;,J>,DR (15) do. as tall trees in the wind.
0;&> (16) shake, tremble with age.
0;vkmvD> (17) ripple as water moved by a boat.
0;0; (18) turn around again and again.
0. 1. (1) generic name for bamboos, (2) run under, as
an animal under ground, (3) twist up the hair, as
Karen and Burman men, (4) boast, brag;
2. With other roots, (40) one division, as of Dorean
fruit, (41) a petticoat woven in figures to resemble
the leaf of the Wahtho.
uD>0. co. of uD>oh. and uD>Cd;; w0.cH0. def. 2.
(40); w>0.odv. 2. (41); eD.0.whR see eD.;
y0.(43) and y0.xD.(44) see y
Deriv. u0.(37) see Dic. p.277.
0.uusL (5) pass, creep, crawl under a thing.
0.ubd. (6) or 0.ubd.0.ubh. rotten bamboos.
0.ur> or 0.ur>0.urJ>(7) a species of bamboo.
0.url. or 0.url.0.ur.(8) the hairs of bamboos.
0.uvdR or 0.uvdR0.uvR(9) pass or go under the
surface.
0.uvDR (10) bamboos gone to seed.
0.u; or 0.bk.0.u;(11) a species of bamboo.
0.usK. (12) the largest species of do.
0.usD (13) species of bamboo, not common.
0.cd. (14) or 0.cd.0.'H;(14) a clump of bamboos.
0.cd.rd> (15) a cluster of bamboo shoots from an old stock.
0.cD or oh.CH.0.cD(16) name given to several kinds of
traps, which spear the animal when caught.
0.cD'd. (18) a large trap to catch elephants.
0.cDy,l> (19) a whole range of traps.
0.csK. (20) or 0.csK.0.cs. same as 0.usK.
0.C; or 0.C;0.CJ;(21) old bamboo fuel.
0.q+. or 0.q+.0.qS.(22) prickly species of bamboo.
0.xD. or 0.xD.0.vDR(23) twist up the hair.
0.Ekm (24) go into, as an insect a dunghill.
0.yd> or 0.yd>0.y>(25) the spontaneous bursting of
bamboos.
0.zD (26) co. of oh.zl
0.bk. (27) co. of 0.u;
0.bD. or 0.bD.0.b.(28) tender shoots of bamboos.
0.bO (19) a very hard species of bamboo, used in making
combs, arrows, &c.
0.rHR or 0.rHR0.ysDR(30) species of bamboo.
0.vDR (31) co. of 0.xD.; (32) run into, as a rat his hole.
0.ol or 0.ol0.vg(33) a black species of bamboo.
0.od or 0.od0.bJ;(34) smooth species of bamboo, long
between joints.
0.odv. (35) a figure in weaving representing the leaf of the
above.
0.od. (36) a very straight species of bamboo.
0R 1. (1) a husband;
2. With other roots, (8) a husband.
w0R(5) co. of w0DR; o0R see u0R; oH.0R(7) see
oH.; t0R 2. (8)
Deriv. u0R see Dic. p.277.
0Rz;'d. (2) a first husband.
0Rzdo. (3) a second husband.
0H 1. (1) to carry loads on the back, (2) co. of uvR;
(3) a prophet, (4) an artificial hillock, (5) coil up,
as a dog, snake;
2. With other roots, (26) liquid soot, made by
burning a bit of wood on a knife or axe, used by
Karens to color the teeth black, (28) fixed, as the
eyes, when near death, (29) steam, vapor, (30)
great heat and perspiration of the body.
cd.0H(18)(19) see cd.; p0Hp0g(20) see p; w0H(21)
see w; w>0H(22) see w>; y0H(24)(25) see y; y0H or
rh.y0H 2. (26); (27) co. of uuH; vDR*X>0H 2. (28);
o0H 2. (29); o0Ho0g
o0g 2. (30); oD.0H or
oD.0HoJuvR(31) see oD.
Deriv. u0H see Dic. p.278.
0Hw>pdmw> (6) bear, carry on the back.
0Hwdm0HwGR (7) bear off, carry to a distance.
0HxD. or 0HxD.pdmxD.(8) fasten a load on the back by
passing a strap around the forehead.
0HvDR or 0HvDRudmvDR(9) coil up, as a dog in sleeping.
0H0; or 0H0H>0H0;(10) wag, as a dog his tail.
0HousDR (11) or 0HousH>0HousDR coil, wind up.
0Ho;uX. or 0Ho;uX.0Ho;usL(12) idle, lazy.
0Ho;plR or 0Ho;plR0Ho;vGJ>(13) be meek, patient.
0Ho;'d. (14) be angry.
0HtD. or 0HtD.pdmtD.(15) carry, bear off any thing for
food.
0H{dRrd.{dR (16) a prophet.
0H> 1. (1) to fan, blow as with fan, (2) administer
medicine to the sick, (3) fan the fire, in burning
lime, (4) move or flap the ears, as an elephant;
2. With other roots, (19) bend, as trees in a violent
wind.
uD>0H>(16) see uD>; w0H>(17) see w; eD.0H>(18) see
eD.; o0H> def. 2. (19)
Deriv. u0H> see Dic. p.278.
0H>uo. (5) fan, to obtain a breeze.
0H>uok. (6) co. of 0H>uo.
0H>wyHtly&g (7) attempt to cure disease, by charms or medicine.
0H>xD.bk (8) winnow, as grain.
0H>eD.0H> (9) blow with a fan.
0H>bSD (10) same as 0H> 1. (2)
0H>0> (11) move the hand to and fro, as in warding
something from the face, also to blow a fire with a
fan.
0H>0>pk (12) do.
0H>0H0H>0D>0D> (13) appear and disappear hastily, as the shadow of
a ghost.
0H>oH (14) die of starvation.
0Hm 1. (1) twisted, (2) pinch with the thumb and finger,
(3) leaning, not perpendicular, (4) pain in the
bowels, tenesmus, (5) take effect upon, (6) be
cramped with chills, as in fever, (7) a generic name
for several species of Ficus, (8) twist, as in
spinning;
2. With other roots, (25) severe griping pain in the
bowels, (26) applied to the waist, small, slender.
p0Hm(23) see p; pk0Hm(24) see pk; qg0Hm def. 2. (25);
w0Hm 2. (26); w>0Hm same as (6); wXR0Hm(28) see
wXR; eD.0Hm(29)< eD.0Hmudm(30) and eD.pk0Hm(31)
see eD.; y0Hm(32) see y; o0Hmo0m same as p0Hmp0m
Deriv. u0Hm see Dic. p.279.
0Hmudm (9) twist the neck, as in looking behind.
0HmcsD. (10) weave the edges and corners of a mat with
twisted splints.
0Hmqh (11) wring, as a wet garment.
0HmwuD (12) a species of ficus.
0Hmxgcd. (13) twist the mouth, as children making faces.
0HmxD. or 0HmxD.0mxD.(14) applied to labor pains, and the
sickness caused by poison.
0HmeD.0Hm (15) turn, as a key, oil mill, &c.
0HmyuH; or 0HmyuH;0Hmyu;(16) twist, as a creeper, or ratan,
preparatory to tying with it.
0HmvXuyR (17) hew crookedly.
0HmvDRcsD. (18) same as 0HmcsD.
0Hm0m or 0Hm0Hm0m0m(19) an awkward gait in walking
peculiar to Karens.
0Hm0m (20) co. to uwX>
0H; 1. (1) cool, as the air by something passed rapidly
through it;
2. With other roots, (5) puckered, applied to sewing,
(6) move very little at a time as in pulling or
dragging, (8) an eddy or whirl pool, (9) central
point on the crown of the head, (10) to suck, (11)
knarled, knotty, as bad timber.
p0H;p0; def. 2. (5); w0H;w0H; 2. (6); w0H; 2. (7);
o0H;(8) see u0H;; o0H; 2. (9)(10)(11)
Deriv. u0H; see Dic. p.279.
0H;0; (2) wag, frisk, as an animal its tail.
0H;0H; (3) cool, as from the action of air by the motion of a
boat.
0H. 1. (1) savory, agreeable as food, (2) move around,
as the end of a box with the hands; ward off, with a
side motion of the hand, (3) pull the trigger of a
cross bow, or gun;
2. With other roots, (44) sing, (45) relish, as food.
w0H.(39)(40) see w; w>0H.(41) see w>;
eX0H.(42) see eX; o0H.(43) same as u0H.; o;0H.
2. (44); tD.0H.tDqX 2. (45)
Deriv. u0H. see Dic. p.280.
0H.u'g (4) turn over, as a bamboo or log.
0H.uElR (5) aid one in turning on his side, set up on edge.
0H.uyR (6) do.
0H.uydm (7) co. of 0H.uyR
0H.u> or 0H.u>0H.vJ;(8) break by pulling down, as a
sapling or stalk of sugar cane.
0H.csH;0H.csK; (9) break down, as children running among grain.
0H.csH;csK; (10) do.
0H.CHR or 0H.CHR0H.C;(11) lay prostrate.
0H.CDR or 0H.CDR0H.vJ;(12) turn, as the head of a boat
toward the shore.
0H.qXxX. (13) assist one in rising by taking hold of his hand.
0H.qh.eDR (14) assist in raising to a sitting posture.
0H.qSg (15) spring, as a cross-bow, or trap which throws a
dart.
0H.wc. (16) co. of 0HwcH.
0H.wcH. (17) push or tip over on one side.
0H.wph or 0H.wph0H.wpG.(18) incline to one side.
0H.w&H; or 0H.w&H;0H.w&;(19) push or pull the end of a
thing around.
0H.wHm or 0H.wHm0H.wm(20)
wm(20) to shut, as a door or window.
0H.xX. or 0H.xX.0H.vDR(21) set up endwise.
0H.xX.xk (22) raise the beam of a xk
0H.xX. (23) assist one in rising.
0H.xX.ydR (24) in funeral ceremonies, wave a bamboo by
elevating and depressing an end of it over the dead.
0H.'hcH or 0H.'hcH0H.'D.CDR(25) work this way and that, as a
boat in shoving it off a bank.
0H.bH; co. of 0H.bX
0H.bX (27) conceal, as a melon under the leaves, or a road
by breaking bushes over it..
0H.bJ (28) savory, agreeable, as food.
0H.bJ; (29) co. of 0H.od
0H.vdR (30) turn toward, point at, as in shooting.
0H.vDR (31) or 0H.vDR0H.vJ; come down, as a trap in
springing.
0H.oul; (32) or 0H.oul;0H.ou; pull down, as a limb for
fruit or leaves.
0H.oyDR (33) open, as a door or window.
0H.od or 0H.od0H.bJ;(34) delicious, as food.
0H.[d or 0H.[d0H.ysD(35) open, set open, as a door.
0H.tDxDvm (36) turn a person face downward, or a boat bottom
upward.
0H.tDxDcd. (37) turn a person on the back, or a boat right side
up.
0HR 1. (1) done, finished, completed, (2) stop, as in
talking, having said all that one has to say;
2. With other roots, (5) done talking, (6) gently,
kindly, (7) famine, (8) finish, complete, (9)
become bold, fierce, (10) above Ava, region north
of Burmah, (11) to be hungry, (12) be without
food, (13) be done eating.
uwdR0HR def. 2. (5); w0HRw0HR 2. (6); w>0HR 2. (7);
co. of w>um; rR0HR 2. (8); rJm0HRxD. 2. (9);
vX0HRvXx; 2. (10); o.0HR 2. (11); td.0HR(12);
tD.0HR 2. (13)
Deriv. u0HR see Dic. p.280.
0HRoH (3) die of hunger, starve to death.
0X ==u0X(1) see Dic. p.280,; w0X(2)(3) see w
0X>eJ>: (1) grieved, hurt in feelings.
u0X>(2) see Dic. p.280; w0X> see w
0h 1. (1) a boil, an inflamed tumor;
2. With other roots, (12) dispute, quarrel, (13) fall,
trailing on the ground, as creepers.
y0hy0D 2. (12); vDR0h0D def. 2. (13)
Deriv. u0h see Dic. p.280.
0huvm (2) plant of the gourd tribe, 'Trichosanthes anguina.'
0h*k>xh. (3) an inflamed tumor that ulcerates in several
places.
0hxD. or 0hxD.usLRxD.(4) appear, come up, as a boil.
0h'; or 0h';0h-wR(5) a boil without a head.
0hoH or 0hoH0hog(6) a sty on the eye.
0hoGH or 0hoGH0hoGg(7) pimples, small boils.
0hyD??
?? (8) coil, as a rope.
0htzH or 0htzH0htysd(9) the matter of a boil.
0h{dR (10) co. of 0m{dR a race in Siam.
0h> 1. (1) a city, walled town;
2. With other roots, (8) said of fruit that falls from
the highest branches, (9) swing, rock one's self with
a jerking motion, (10) fig. eat a city, i.e. have its
revenues.
w0h>0h> def. 2. (8); o.0h>0h 2. (9); tD.0h> 2. (10)
Deriv. u0h> see Dic. p.281.
0h>cd.'l (2) wall of a city.
0h>wzsX. (3) one city, all within its walls.
0h>rlcd. (4) fig. heaven.
0h>0h> (5) co. of 0;0; every where.
0h>0D>o; or 0h>0D>o;zVzsdo;(6) walk to and fro, throwing the
arms about.
0h. (1) see 0J.
0hR 1. (1) in cooking, have little gravy;
2. With other roots, (13) applied to paddy nearly
ripe, (18) species of red faced monkey, (19) travel
about from place to place, (20) doubtful, hesitating,
unsettled in mind, (21) a species of land leech.
uDR0hR(12) see uDR; uDR0hcH def. 2. (13); cH;0hR co. of
cH;ol; p0hRp0DR(15) see p; w0hRw0DR see w; w>0h>
co. of w>uH.; ,lR0hR 2. (18); vJR0hR0DR 2. (19);
o;0hR0DR 2. (20); ol;0hR 2. (21)
Deriv. u0hR see Dic. p.281.
0hRuhR (2) return, turn back.
0hRw>vDw> (3) deceive, lie.
0hRw> (4) co. of wD>w>
0hRxD. (5) or 0hRxD.0hRvDR raise, stretch forth, as the arm.
0hRy'lwD>ypd; (6) beat, so as to raise ridges on the skin.
0hRvDR (7) co. of 0hRxD.
0hR0hR (8) here and there, all about.
0hR0DR (9) walk to and fro.
0hRtD.uol (10)
(10) same as 1. (1)
0J 1. (1) a third personal pronoun, see Gram, (2)
property;
2. With other roots, (5) mine, (8) thine, yours, (9)
we, ours, (10) gone, see Gram, (11) sore, as the
head, after the hair has been pulled, (12) this, or
that, according to the connexion.
p0J def. 2. (5); w0J(6)(7) see w; e0J 2. (8); y0J 2.
(9); vJR0J 2. (10); o0J 2. (11); t0J 2. (12)
Deriv. u0J see Dic. p.281.
0J'. (3) same as (1) see Gram.
0J> 1. (1) "season of fruit to be passed," (2) an elder
brother or sister.
uD0J> and uD0J0J>ubD see uD; eD>0J>(22) see eD>;
ym0J>(24) see ym; rR0J> co. of rRvlR(24); ,D>0J>
same as eD>0J>
Deriv. u0J> see Dic. p.281.
0J>uvd; (3) a species of leprosy.
0J>udwdxH; (4) the first born.
0J>ud (5) the first branch of a tree.
0J>cGg (6) an elder brother.
0J>pD (7) older brothers.
0J>eD> (8) or 0J>eD>yk>eD> an older sister.
0J>eD>rk.0J>eD>yR (9) names of two famous women, who, according to
the Bookos, are to come and save the Karens.
0J>y; (10) misery, wretchedness.
0J>yX> (11) lemon grass.
0J>ydmcGg (12) older brothers.
0J>ydmrk. (13) an older sister.
0J>zd (14) children of an elder brother or sister.
0J>rXR (15) co. of 0J>rk.
0J>rk. or 0J>rk.0J>rXR(16) wife of an elder brother.
0J>0m (17) a plant.
0J>td (18) a term used by little children in calling an elder
brother or sister.
0Jm 1. (1) to parch;
2. With other roots, (9) the quantity parched at
once, (10) that which has been cooked by frying,
(11) the sinuous cavities of the external ear, (12) a
hollow or bason, where water stands after the rains,
(13) indentations or hollows in the surface of rocks,
(14) seven handfuls of parched rice.
p0Jm(7) co. of p0m; w0Jm(8) co. of w0Jm; w>0Jm def.
2. (10); o0Jm 2. (11); o0JmylR 2. (12)(13);
t0JmM>0h>yd>EGH0Jm 2. (14)
Deriv. u0Jm see Dic. p.272.
0Jmcsd (2) dry over the fire, as new rice.
0Jmyh> (3) parch grain so as to burst it.
0Jmyh>yd> (4) parch the rice, used in funeral ceremonies.
0Jmod (5) stir lard, &c. while trying it out.
0J; 1. (1) throw water with the hands, (2) a particle, see
Gram. (3) rake, scratch up;
2. With other roots, (8) roll up in a conical form,
(9) hollows in rocks, where water stands.
p0J;o.(7) see p; o0J; def. 2. (8)(9)
Deriv. u0J; see Dic. p.282.
0J;xD. or 0J;xD.0;xD.(4) throw water on with the hands.
0J;xD.tDxH (5) throw water into the mouth, as a Karen when
drinking at a stream.
0J. (1) 'concumbere.'
w0J.(6)(7) see w; wJ.0J.td(8) see wJ.;
xl;0J.(9) see xl;; eXcd.0J.(10) see eX; y0J.(11)
see y
0J.uvd; (2) a species of leprosy.
0J.'Xul (3) have the limbs bent, from leprosy.
0J.oh (4) leprous scalls
0JR 1. (1) cultivation of highland paddy.
p0JR(3) see p; pD.0JRuJR(4) see pD.; q;0JR'J(5) see
q;; w0JR same as p0JR; xD0JR(7) diligently, rR0JR
see rR; o0JRxD.(9) same as p0JR
Deriv. u0JR see Dic. p.282.
0d ==w0d(1) same as w0X; (2) incessantly, o0d(3) an
earthen water pot.
wJ.0d. see wJ.
0D 1. (1) wind around, as a cord in tying a bundle, (2)
the plat of ground around a house;
2. With other roots, (5) two turns of a cord around
any thing, (7) fall with great force, (8) the country
of the Mukha, (9) a garden or village.
cH0D def. 2. (5); w0D(6) see w; vDR0D 2. (7); o0D 2.
(8);
Deriv. u0D see Dic. p.283.
0Du&X (3) a fenced enclosure.
0DvDR (10) plant seeds thick.
0D> 1. (1) drive, as animals into a pen;
2. With other roots, (8) an optical illusion, (10)
wave to and fro, (11) with a prefix, fall, or cave in,
as the earth, (12) a large species of Cicada, (13) a
millipede, (15) do. white species, (16) here and
there.
rJm0D> def. 2. (8); 0h>0D> 2. (10); o0D> 2. (11); oH0D>cGg
2. (12); oH0D>'h 2. (13)(14)(15); oD0D> 2. (16)
Deriv. u0D> see Dic. p.283.
0D>vJR (2) co. of 0D>uhR
0D>vDRto; (3) be careful, circumspect.
0D>0D> (5) appear indistinctly.
0D. (1) same as 0D>
0D.Ekm (2) drive fish with the hand into a net.
0D. (3)
(3) a particle, asks for approbation.
0DR 1. (1) encompass, surround, as beseigers a city, (2)
encircle with a ring, band, &c.;
2. With other roots, (11) applied to persons, short,
thick, (12) surround, (16) surrounding inhabitants,
(17) travel about, (18) broken, as the bottom of a
pot, (20) an herb resembling lemon balm, (21)
appiled to spear traps, have the spear glance.
p0DRp0> see p; w0DR def. 2. (12); (13) see w;
ySR0DRw0dR 2. (16); 0hR0DR 2. (17); o0DR 2. (18);
o0DRo0m same as p0DRp0m; [D.0DRoU 2. (20) (20);
tD.0DR 2. (21)(22) co. of w&H;
Deriv. u0DR see Dic. p.284.
0DRw0dR (4) encompass, surround.
0DRzS. (5) co. of 0DRzSH.
0DRzSH. (6) a ceremony performed at funerals.
0DRvrl> (7) encircle fish with a vrl>
0DRvh or 0DRvh0DRvDR(8) an eddy, an angle in a stream.
0DR0h (9) encompass, surround.
ou%
ou%l>uvm (1) descriptive of sound, as of a tiger pouncing on
his prey.
o%lmuvm (2) do. as of a falling tree, old houses, &c.
o%lRuvm (3) do. as of a person running with great speed.
ou&Jmuvm (4) do. as of swallowing down spittle.
oug (1) open, spread apart, (2) co. of ouH; (3) co. of
ouD; (4) co. of o&X
ou; (1) have a pain in the legs, from weariness, (2)(3)
co. of obk;;
2. With other roots, (5) obstruct, be thrust in the
way, (8) exceedingly severe, as pain.
cD.ou;(4) co. of pkql.; *dmou; def. 2. (5);
'lou;(6) see 'l; eXou;(7) see eX; 0Hmou; 2.
(8); 0H.ou;(9) co. of 0H.oul;; tou;(10) co.
of tqSd;
ou.*JR (1) see pu.*JR
ou.-
ou.-w. (2) see pu.-
pu.-w. in the way, &c.
ou.xD. (3) screen, set up something for a screen.
ou.oH
ou.oH (4) denee sugar.
ouR (1) see puR dry, stiff, CH.ouR see CH.;
2. With other roots, (3) salt, ice, (4) frost, (5) snow,
(6) become dry, hard, &c.
xHouR def. 2. (3); ypDRouR 2. (4); bO.ouR 2.
(5); vDRouR 2. (6)
ouH 1. (1) crooked, curled, as the hair;
2. With other roots, (4) a species of sedge, flower
resembles a curly head, (5) twist twine, &c.
qSJouHcd. def. 2. (4); zVouH 2. (5)
ouHcd. (2) a species of grass.
ouHr&H; (3) curly.
ouH> (1) choke, strangle, (2) co. of ouGJ stun, deafen.
ouH>o; (4) "hurt to the quick."
o;ouH>(5) be disconsolate.
ouH; co. of ouk.; ouH;r&H; short, scrubby, as poor
paddy.
ouH. (1) co. of 'k;; (4)'k;ouH. see 'k;; ouH.yOR(5) Kar.
Fab. No. 60.
ouH.'H.ouGJ'J (2) be lonely, homesick.
ouH.yOR (3) name of a race of people, see puH.
ouHR (1) name for crickets, (2) co. of ed stunted.
ouHRcH (3) the farther side of the shelf over a Karen fire
place.
ouHRcd. (4) shelf over a Karen fire place.
ouHRwX> (5) the four legs of the above shelf.
ouHR-wR (6) co. of ouHRwX>
ouHRe> (7) co. of ouHRcd.
ouHReD> (8) a species of cricket.
ouHRzD (9) co. of ouHRcH
ouHRoGg (10) cross bamboos on which the ouHRcd. is laid.
ouHRoG. (11) a small species of cricket.
e>ouHRxH;(12) see e>
ouX (1) raise one's self, see puX; (3) applied to eating,
excessive.
ouXobg (2) pry up, as with a lever.
ouXuXouXuX (4) in a heavy, laborious manner.
ouX; (1) bowed, as with age, (2) be in a panic.
ouk (1) co. of oud;< ouk-wK(2)
wK(2) another name for
doves.
ouk; (1) bow, bend down, see puk;
ouk. (1) ignorant, unskilled, (2) have spasmodic
twitches.
ouk.yD; (3) a species of wild fig.
xXouk. constantly do what one likes irrespective
of the wishes of others.
zH;ouk.(5) see zH;
oukR (1) be diffused throughout, oukRw>yR(2) do.
oul> (1) uprooted, see pul>
oul; (1) bowed, bent down, (2) a low shed or booth.
uh.oul;(3) see uh.; vJRoul;(4) see vJR;
0H.oul;(5) see 0H.; td.oul; same as (1)
oul. (1) hump backed, as an animal.
oulRuvm (1) suddenly.
ouh with em notwithstanding.
ouhR (1) see puhR; w>ouhR(2) variegated work,
resembling the barb of an arrow.
e>ouhRxH;(3) see e>; ys>ouhR(4) see ys>
ouJ> (1) stand tip toe, see puJ>
ouJ>iJ> (2) see puJ>iJ>; ouJ>xD.(3) see puJ>xD.
ouJ>xD.tcD. (4) hold up one leg.
ouJ>ouJ> (5) walk on the toes, as when the heel is sore, (6)
awkwardly.
ouJ>ouD> (7) see puJ> 3. (4)
ouJm (2) imitative of the sound of a trumpet, (3) Kar.
Fab. No. 145-1.
ouJ; (1)< ouJ;csX(2)< ouJ;qh(3) and ouJ;o;(4) see
puJ;
ouJRouDR (1) transfixed, see puJR
oudouD (1) see pud; oudxD.to;(2) do.
oud; 1. (1) a companion, an associate;
2. With other roots, (7) work in company, (8) sleep
with company, (9) go in company, (10) visit, be or
sit in company, (11) eat with others.
wHRoud; same as (1); rRoud; def. 2. (7); rHoud;
2. (8); vJRoud; 2. (9); td.oud; 2. (10);
tD.oud; 2. (11)
oud;*DRrk> (2) a multitude of company.
oud;oud; (3) mutually, one with another.
oud;ouk (4) hard, rough, &c.
oud;'d; (5) 'receive visitors,' a play, in which children feign
hunder, and call to be entertained with food.
ouD (1) yawn, as when sleepy, (2) the pond lily.
ouD> (1) raise, as the eyes in looking up.
ouD>iD> (2) in a squatting posture.
ouD>xD. (3) see puD>< ouD>xD.o;(4) stretch up one's self,
as in looking to a distance.
ouD; (1) same as ph>uD; likewise, (2) see wuD;
ouDR (1) the egg plant, (2) head man of a village.
ouDRuH.cH (3) a variety of the egg plant.
ouDRulR (4) another species of do.
ouDRuV (5) do. wild species.
ouDRuGJR (6) do. fruit long, purple or white.
ouDRc. (7) do. a bitter species.
ouDRc.ubD (8) do. foreign.
ouDRc.,dR (9) do. very small and bitter.
ouDRpSd; (10) do. bitter.
ouDRpGJ (11) co. of ouDRysK>
ouDRqH. (12) species of egg plant, sour.
ouDRwvXR (13) do. Burman kind.
ouDRwX> (14) co. of ouDRpSd;
ouDRysK> (15) species of egg plant, if eaten, causes insanity.
ouDRbk (16) do. planted with paddy.
ouDRbk. (18) co. of ouDRc.
ouDRbDbh (19) same as ouDR(1)
ouDR,dR (20) do. wild species.
ouDRvg (21) co. of ouDRol
ouDRob; (22) a head man.
ouDRotl; (23) species of egg plant, grows in the dry season,
slightly bitter.
ouDRo. (24) fruit of the egg plant.
ouDRol (25) purple egg plant.
ouDRol. (26) co. of ouDRo.
ouDRtl (27) co. of ouDRqH.
cD.ouDRo;(28) see cD.; pkouDRo;(29) see pk;
'H.ouDR(30) see 'H.; zDouDR(31) see zD
o-uLmuvm (1) sound, as a heavy body falling.
o-uLRo-
uLRo-um (1) do. as of an animal seizing its prey.
o}uDmuvm (1) do. as in swallowing water.
ousm (1) co. of ousdm
ous; (1) co. of ousX;
ousRuvm (1) sound made by cutting in two a thing lying
across another thing.
ousR (2) co. of ouVR
ousH>ousdm (1) be hollowed, grooved.
ousX> (1) hollow, sunken, as the eyes.
vDRousX>(2) lowering, as the clouds.
ousX; (1) a bamboo beetle box.
ousX.uvm (1) imitative of sound, as beating with a club, the
springing of a 0.cD; (2) appear round and luminous,
as a star.
ousKm cover one's self wholly in sitting, by drawing the
garment down over the feet.
vDRousKm(2) incessantly, as a child calling for its
mother, (3) see wusKm; tk;ousKm(4) very black,
as the heavens with clouds, (5) look black, as a
person displeased.
ousK;uvm (1) easily, applied to swallowing.
ousKRuvm (1) be stopped, suddenly, as by some impediment.
ousL>uvm (1) imitative of heavy obtuse sounds.
ousL;uvm (1) same as ousK;uvm
ousLRuvm (1) halt frequently, in walking.
ouV (1) squint eyed, same as wuV
ouV. same as wuV. to no purpose, 1. see wuV. 2.
ud;ouV.(3) call a thing by another name than the
right one.
ouVR (1) applied to a thing made smooth by hewing or
friction.
ouVRqSJ; (2) hard and smooth, as a grindstone.
ousJ (1) be of the same age.
ousdm (1) furrowed, grooved, as the channel of a stream.
cHousdm(2) space between the posteriors.
vH>ousdm(3); vDRousdm(4) be worn away,
grooved.
ousd. (1) hard as the edge of a knife.
ousdRrDR*JR (1) become furrowed, worn out.
ousdRcV.
cV. (2) be in a state of nudity.
ousdRoGg (3) said of teeth, shovel shaped.
ousD. (1) immodest, shameless.
ousDR (1) have an elevated band or ridge.
ousDR (2) see wusDR
uFXousDRcd.(3) a bird belonging to the starling
family.
vDRousDR(4) curved, depressed in the centre.
ouGJm (1) see puGJm
ouG; (1) co. of ouGH;; vDRouG;(2) co. of vDRwvh.
ouG. (1) co. of z;zD; rJmouG.(2) roll up, revert, as the
eye balls.
ouGR (1) co. of ouGDR; ud;ouGR(2) co. of ud;ouUR
ouGH 1. (1) generic name for plantains;
2. With other roots, (10) "justice reverts back
upon," (12) curved, as the fangs of a snake, (13)
curve, bend back, as for the purpose of hooking,
(14) flow backward, (15) be inverted, as a child in
the uterus.
uGD>ouGH def. 2. (10); xd.ouGHpD(11) see xd.;
xD.ouGH 2. (12); rRouGH 2. (13); ,GRouGH 2. (14);
td.ouGH 2. (15)
ouGHu'g (2) turn in a contrary direction.
ouGHpD (3) the sweet juice of the plantain spathe.
ouGHwJ.wD (4) a species of plantain.
ouGHwDRvDR (5) do. large.
ouGHxl. (6) the plantain tree.
ouGHyxH
yxH (7) same as ouGH alone.
ouGHo. (8) fruit of the plantain.
ouGHoh. (9) the papya.
ouGH> (1) co. of un;
ouGH>uGH> (2) bend to and fro in the wind.
ouGH>zg (3) bring forth only males, as a dog.
ouGH>rd> (4) bring forth only females.
vDRouGH>(5) bend, bow, as a tree ready to break.
ouGH;ouG; (1) in a careless, unfinished manner.
ouGHR (1) catch with a noose.
ouGHRxD. (2) do.
ouGHRvDR (3) bend down, as a sapling.
vDRouGHR(4) be bent down.
ouUuvm (1) sound of whistling.
ouU>uvm (1) leave a furrow, as a bamboo drawn in the mud.
ouUR (1) at a long distance.
ouUR'h (2) pathetically, see ud;ouUR'h
ouGJ (1) idle, (2) very lazy, (3) co. of obH
ouGJ'J?? (4) very lazy.
ouGJo; (5) be discouraged, disheartened.
w>ouGJ(6) discouragement.
rRouGJtpkvD>(7) done carelessly.
ouGJ> (1) see puGJ>
ouGJm (1) be sinuous, &c. (2) do.
vDRouGJm(3) settled, bending down in the center.
ouGJ;uvm (1) imitative of sound, as tearing cloth, (2)
significantly.
ouGJR (1) see wuGJR
ouGJR,k>th. (2) a species of wuGJR
ouGD. (1) a coarse basket for carrying beetle leaves.
ouGD.c; (2) do. for cotton, ouGD.-wR do. used as a
depository for dishes.
ouGDR (1) a noose, (2) catch with a noose.
pXouGDR(3) see pX; ysHRouGDR(4) see ysHR;
rJmouGDR(5) see rJm
oc; (1) co. of o&J
ocH; (1) co. of 'k a turbid, muddy; 'kocH; see 'k
ock (1) see pck and wck
ocl (1) the Karen potato, (2) name of a forest tree.
ocl; (1) 'a reptile of the Lacerta family.'
ocl;ocJ (2) resolute, agile.
ocl.ocJ (1) see pcl.
ocl.xD. (2) pry up, as a large mass of earth.
ochocD (1) see pch thin.
och'h (2) see pch pointed.
ochxD. (3) see pchxD.
ocd; (1) the mango.
ocd;bH. (2) a flat mango.
ocD (1) see pcD; uHmocD(2) see do. grub, &c.
ojcK>uvm
jcK>uvm (1) imitative of sound, as thunder, cannon.
o_cD;uvm (1) do. of snapping a gun.
ocsH.uvm (1) applied to the constricted sensation produced by
the erroneous movement of a muscle.
ocsKuvm (1) imitative of sound made by breaking a wax
candle.
ocsK>uvm (1) sound, as of large trees breaking.
ocsKmuvm (1) do. as chewing any sticky substance.
ocsJ;uvm (1) do. as breaking small limbs.
ocU (1) do. of a squirre chirping.
uh.ocU(2) bending, with a regular curve.
ocGJ (1) a fish hook.
ocGJ;ocG; (1) see pcGJ;pcG;
ocGJ. (1) see pcGJ. curve.
o*> (1) earnestly, determinedly.
o*X> (1) go out to meet.
b.o*X>(2) chance to meet.
o*XR (1) tie up in the corner of a handkerchief.
oCg'g (1) see pCg
oC> (1) adv. wholly, as wholly gone.
oCm or oCdmoCm(1) brush, &c. see pCm
oCmvm (4) under the brush, or thicket
rJmoCm(5) unable to open the eyes fully.
vDRoCm(6) covered with brush, litter.
td.oCm(7) fix, brace one's self, as to fire a gun.
oC;uvm (1) silent, quiet.
oC. (1) a ghost.
oCR (1) easy of performance, (2) co. of oCDR
oCH (1) clean, pure, as water, (2) "set on edge."
oCHm (1) see pCHm; (2) twins.
oCHmcD. (3) the rhinoceros.
td.oCHm(4) double, as fruit.
oCH;uvm (1) closely.
oCH.uvm (1) do in concert, company.
oCHR (1) grasp firmly, unflinchingly
oCHRwlRrDR (2) see pCHR
oCX (1) accompany, &c. see qSX
oCXR (1) same as p*XR and pSXR
oCk (1) see pCk
oCh'h (1) see pCh 1.
oChrM (2) long, slender, lean, shriveled.
oCd.oCh (4) rough, uneven.
oChR (1) see pChR musical instrument.
oChRcGJ; (2) same as pChRxDrJ>
oChRxDrJ> (3) see pChR; tloChR(4) play on the oChR
oCJm (1) a species of tree, see pCJm
oCJ; (1) co. of oCd;
oCJ;oCJ; (2) applied to scratching, here and there.
oCJ;uvm (3) sound, as of an animal running on leaves.
'loCJ;(4) very bold; yS>oCJ; very old, mature,
rJ;oCJ;(6) very rough.
oCJR (1) see pCJR; td.oCJ
oCJR(2) next to each other.
oCdoCJ; (1) see pCdpCJ;
oCdoCd. (1) see pCd
oCd> (1)< oCd>vlRvdm(2) see pCd>; ys>oCd>(3) see ys>
oCdmrDRth see pCdm; oCdm co. of oCm
b.oCdm(3) to meet with.
oCJmoCdm (4) remnants, shreds, &c.
oCd; (1) a shield, (2) co. of oCd
oCdR (1) co. of oC. a ghost.
oCD;uvm (1) sound, as of the foot in slipping.
oCDR (1) same as pCDR
oCDRoCR (2) see pCDR 2.; (3) said of persons who die
suddenly.
oCDRqH. (4) any sour mayan fruit.
oCDRqX (5) any sweet kind of do.
oiJ; (1) a plant, leaves used to weave mats.
opk> (1) over spread, as with creepers.
ueJopk>(2) a bee, see ueJ; w>opk> see w>
opl> (1) tapering, oplm(1) same as opl>
opJ;uvm (1) do lightly, as in touching a person with the end
of the finger, (2) applied to any thing little, light, but
a moment.
opD> (1) a moment only.
opd; (1) see wpd; 1. (??)
opD; (2) call, as a hen her chickens.
opD;uvm (3) come suddenly upon, as in catching a frog.
opSguvm (1) suddenly.
op+muvm (1) see p+m 1.
opSD;uvm (1) see pSD; 1.
ojpguvm (1)
(1) see jpg
ojpRuvm (1) see jpR
ojpH
ojpH;uvm
;uvm (1) see jpH;
ojpKmuvm
jpKmuvm (1) see jpKm; ojpKmuvm
jpKmuvm do.
ojpLRuvm (1) see jpLR; ojph.uvm see jph.
opG;wvm (1) see pG;
oq.xD. (1) exhort, urge.
oqH same as wqH; w>oqH see w>
oqSD.uvm (1) unitedly, see qSD.
o-q;uvm (1) see -q; 1. (1)
oqG;uvm (1) from qG; which see.
on. (1) generic name for plants that produce Indigo.
on.tpDxH (2) indigo dye.
onL;owDR (1) in a neat, becoming manner.
onL;'l; applied to odor, pleasant, agreeable.
onhxH; inner corner of the eye.
onh. an insect, cries nh.nh. at evening.
ond co. of o,k>; ondjym(2) 'a scandent shrub, genus
Uvaria.'
uVRond co. of uVRo,k>; o;ond co. of o;o,k>
ond. a species of wild dog.
ondR co. of on.
ow> (1) see pkow>; (2) co. of owhR; wow>(3) one
ow> or the distance between the end of the thumb
to the end of the fore finger.
owm co. of owHm
ow;uvm slap, strike suddenly.
ow;'D; on account of, see Gram. 46, 49.
owH> co. of oMR trust in.
owHm with ug prefixed, straitened for time.
owH;uvm applied to heavy bodies falling, so as to pierce the
earth.
owXmuvm (1) see wXm; owXmoeg(2) want, wretchedness.
owk> same as y;wl.; (2) a stockade.
owl.uvm sound, made by setting down a bamboo bucket with
force.
owlRuvm do. as of throwing a heavy body on the ground.
owhRow> extend the arms to balance one's self, as in crossing
a stream on a log.
owJmowdm said of sudden and violent sickness, terminating in
death.
owJmto; shake, be convulsed.
owd> the silkworm.
owdm co. of 'J; oHowdm die of an epidemic.
owDR co. of onL;
o-wR co. of ouHR
o-wKR{RuvJ
wKR{RuvJm same as w-wKR{RuvJ
wKR{RuvJm
o}wdmnd; (1) covered all over with sores, (2) in travelling,
carry the children.
oHo}wdm same as oHowdm
o}wDR compare, collate, place side by side.
o}wDR'D see }wDR 5. (9); qdrd.o}wDR(3) consider a thing in
all its bearings.
owGR (1) see wGR distant,; uG>owGR(2) look off, as at
something distant.
ChowGR(3) the solitary grub, see Ch 27.
td.owGR(4) live alone, as when watching a field.
owGH> co. of owGR
oxk; see wxk; 1. and 2. (3)
oxl a creeper, 'Eloeagnes conferta.'
oxluvm arrive at, unexpectedly as to a place for the first
time.
oxl. shake, see wxl.
oxhuvm come alone.
oxJ;uvm crack, snap, as fire.
o-xK>uvm sound, as distant thunder, (2) indolent, lazy.
oxGH caught, entangled.
o'g youngest, vhRwk>o'g
o'g do.
o'; (1) name of a creeper, resembles the gourd plant,
(2) catch a rat by shutting something down upon it.
w>o';(4) co. of w>o'd;; eD.o'; see eD.
o'. to leave, as by death or removal.
o'H (1) the gall, or gall bladder, (2) scabs, scales, as of
fish, (3) rub silver or brass with an acid or ashes, for
cleaning.
vJmo'H cast the skin, as a snake.
o'H; (1) co. of cV; (2) see w'H;; o'H;o'l; do.
o'H. the larva of flies.
o'H.'H.o'X'X be secretly rumored.
o'X (1) an umbrella, w>o'X(2) something concealed,
secret.
o'X. co. of ousJ; (2) see w'X.
o'X.xH; (3) follow with haste.
ySRo'X.ousJ same as w'X.wusJ
o'l;o'; same as w'l;w';
o'H;o'l; (2) see w'H;;
o'hCh. sound, made by scraping iron.
o'J see w'J steel.
o'J; a parasite, see w'J;
o'J;csJ; old enough to understand.
o'J;xH 'a tree with an echinated fruit.'
o'd apt, intelligent, (2) co. of [H.wl.; (3) co. of rJ;vd>
o'drJ>cH (4) the eaves.
o'd; same as w'd; 1. (1); o'd;xD. see w'd; 2.
o'D a basket o'DCd(2) see w'DCd
o'DpH the poly lying on the o'D
o'Dpd
o'Dpd the ridge pole of a house.
o'DxD. intercept, ward off.
o'Dbk. (5) co. of o'Dpd
o'D; a betel box, see w'D;
o'D;oU see w'D;oU
o'D. (1) generic name for prawns.
o'D.udR (2) a large species of prawn.
o'D.cd. (3) paddy nearly ready to set.
o'D
o'D.CdcH (4) a fresh water prawn.
o'D.wlmpk (5) do. without claws.
o'D.zD (6) a small species of prawn.
o'D.tk. (7) gnapee, or rotten fish.
csD.o'D.tk.(8) a shell.
oeg: religion, wl>oeg(3) bear for another, or in another's
stead.
tk.oeg same as wl>oeg
oe> a native lyre.
oem 'a tree with tetrandous flowers.'
oemuh (1) though, notwithstanding.
oemy0; (2) same as wemy0;
oem&m see wem&m; ymoem see ym
oe; see we; 1. (1)
oe;u;ud> great wretchedness, as from famine.
oe;oD-wL; see we; 3.; ymoe; inimical, a foe.
ySRoe;(5) see we;; vDRoe;(6) fall into a law suit,
become enemies.
oeR co. of oeDR
oeH see weH; (2) rust.
oeHm trust in, depend upon, pHmoeHm see pHm; (4) fig. hold
a person to his word.
xHoeHm(5) press, bear down, as a strong current.
oeH; (1) push with the elbow; (2) co. of [k
pHmoeH; see pHm
oeH. (1) co. of oeX.; (2) splice, as thread.
oeH.xD. (3) see weH. roll up, &c.
oeX> co. of cX.
oeX. (1) a corner, (2) press down with the heel.
oeX.eX. (3) very diffident, bashful.
w>oeX.(4) a corner, 'X;oeX.(5) corner of a
room.
td.oeX.(6) live off the road, stand one side, as
when a great man is passing.
oEk (1) a brush broom.
oEl (1) do.; emoEl(2) a measure basket.
rRoEltD.oEl (3) take unlawful advantage of.
oElm (1) see wElm 1.; oElmc;csH.(2) noise made by the
oElm shooting an arrow.
-uh{DRoElm(3) tree resembling a 'Eugenia tree.'
oEl; soiled, partly worn, as clothes.
oM 1. (1) a landing place for ships or boats;
2. With other roots, (6) the helm of a boat, (7) hold
the helm, steer, (8) a wharf, (9) steer, as a boat.
wv;oM def. 2. (6); zD.oM 2. (7); bDoM 2. (8);
&dmoM 2. (9)
oMv. (4) a rudder.
oMo. (5) Adam's apple.
oMR same as wMR; ydmoMR see ydm
oeJm and emphatic particle, see Gram. 41.
oeJR co. of opk>
oed (1) custom, usage; oedoeD(2) hurriedly, hastily.
oed> (1) co. to csd.; oed>xl.(2) ensign staff, see wed>
oh.oed>(3) name of a tree.
oedm same as wedm 1.; (2) name of a bird.
o;oedm(3) the projecting part of the breast of
animals.
oed; usual measurement.
oed. same as wed. 1.; (2) horn of the rhinoceros.
oed.vDR (3) press with the elbow or heel.
oedRu'd lean, as an old person's face.
oeDus; (1) become dim, dull, as a polished surface, (2) sun
burnt, (3) become loose, as seeds in a pericarp.
oeD-oH. (4) Tenasserim.
w>oeD(5) see w>
oedoeD (6) with haste, dispatch.
oeD. see weD.; qH;oeD.(2) rebound.
oeDR fishing stakes, wDRoeDR set do.
oEGg co. of oEGH
oEGHoEGg bowed, bent down.
oEGJ same as wEGJ
oyvR co. of oysDR
oyvDRxD. intermit, as fever.
oyg (1) co. of o&D; oyguvm(2) a thing of little or no
consequence, (3) imitation of sound made by
spitting.
oy; (1) a species of bamboo.
oy;uvm (2) sound, made by breaking earthen ware.
oyHR edge, border.
oyX; (1) spathe of the betel.
oyX;uvm (2) thick, muddy, as a buffalo hole.
oyXR
oyXR a pot; oyXRuh(2) and oyXRcD(3) shred of a pot.
uXoyXR see uX; uk>oyXR see uk>; c.oyXR see
c.; whoyXR see wh
oyXRCd (3) a cracked pot.
oyXRwlmcd. (5) a pot destitute of a rim.
oyXRwd> (6) a brass pot.
oyXRx; (7) an iron pot.
oyXR'H.zd (8) small pots.
oyXRydmcd. (9) pot with a broken rim.
oyXRzg (10) a curry pot.
oyXRz.0> (11) an earthen pan with a wide mouth.
oyXRzsX'X (12) pot for boiling salt.
oyXRrd> (13) a rice pot.
oyXRoU (14) a pot for drawing water.
oyXR[X (15) a pot for steaming.
oyXRth
oyXRth (16) a large pot with small neck, for holding
drinking water.
oyXR{dR (17) a pot.
oykm co. of oyD
oyl;oy; see wyl;wy;
oyl;uvm applied to eating, only a mouthful.
oylmuvm sound, as of a person falling.
oyh>&h> see wyh>
oyhRo; forget; xHoyhRo;(2) water of oblivion.
rHoyhR(3) sleep soundly, o;oyhR(4) forget one's
self, be off guard
oyd> (1) see wyd> 1.; (2) the hump on the shoulders of
the bovine tribe.
oydm scale off as paint, varnish, &c.
oyd. same as uyd. dam, &c.
qJ;oyd. see qJ;wyd.
oyD (1) see wyD 2.; oyDuFg do.
oyDrk>oyDbd large waves.
oyD0gcd. 'white caps.'
oyDR (1) and oyDRrD(2) open, clear, light.
oyDR[h[d (3) entirely open, vision unobstructed.
e>oyDRxD.(4) open, as the passage of the ear, after
having had water in it.
0H.oyDRxD.(5) open, as a screen to admit light.
oyS> (1) grave, steady, (2) be split in two, (3) co. of
oySDR
oyS>uGHm (4) split in halves.
oyS>cd. (5) see wyS>
oyS>wX>wX> (6) same as wyS> really.
oyS>vm (7) co. of oyS>cd.
oySmuvm (1) over soft, as boiled rice.
oyS;uvm very soft, splashy, as mud.
oySR co. of oySXR and oySDR
oySRxD. regain lustre, as the eyes after a fit of drunkenness.
oySH>oyS> distorted, ill shaped, as a mat.
oySH> co. of oyS>
oySXmuvm extremely soft, splashy, miry.
oySXR (1) wash the mouth.
c.oySXR see c.; qJ;oySXR see qJ;
oyOR (1) co. of oySd>; (2) wakeful.
oyORxD. and oyORrl. see uyOR
oySd> (1) a heterogeneous mass.
rh.oySd>(2) see pySd>
oySdm co. of oySDR
oySdmvDR same as pySdmvDR; vDRoySdm(3) covered with litter,
shavings.
oySDR (1) a thicket, brush, litter.
oySDRnDR (2) see pySDRnDR
vDRoySDR(3) obstructed, as a road.
tk.oySDR(4) sad, dejected.
oyFmuvm soft, rotten.
oyF;uvm very soft, semi-fluid.
ojymuvm closely, as a woman closely confined with a young
child.
ojy;uvm readily, promptly; (2) co. of ojyJ;
ojy;wlRuvm (3) sound of a sudden leap or spring, as when one is
frightened.
ojyRuvm in vain, idly.
ojyH;'H; see jyH;
ojyXmuvm sluggish, inert, as very fat people.
tkojyK see pjyK
ojyK>uvm
jyK>uvm drenched, as with rain.
ojyKmuvm
jyKmuvm unable to move, as a sick person.
ojyL>uvm
jyL>uvm sound, as of a falling building, or a multitude of
buffaloes running.
ojyL;uvm (1) applied to sound, abrupt, cracking, (2) step in
unison, as several persons walking together.
ojyLRuvm fall upon suddenly, as a tiger; (2) sound, as of a
multitude running.
oys>uvm have an imperfect view of.
oysXR (1) co. of unD Karens.
oysXRuvD (2) unimpregnated.
woysXRuvD pregnant.
ySRoysXR co. of ySRunD
oyV>oys> applied to vision or sound, indistinct.
oyV> snatch from.
oysD
oysDRxD. remit, intermit, as a fever.
oz;uvm one blow, applied to stabbing, striking.
oz.0> open, flaring, as the top of a pot.
oz.uGHm turn black, or inside out, as a broken umbrella.
td;oz. wide, flaring.
ozH. hog's plumb.
ozH.xD'h a species of do. pGHRozH
RozH. see pGHR
ozk%kR shaggy.
ozk*dm*JR lying in a confused mass, as litter, &c.
ozl;uvm applied to cramming the mouth in eating, (2) to
pouring down powdery substances, as salt, ashes,
(3) to striking, spearing, one thrust, one blow.
ozl.uvm sound, as the bursting of bamboos.
ozh a tree, see pzh
ozJ; a creeper, see pzJ;
C;ozJ; soiled, dingy, see C;
ozD;uvm sound, the dashing of an earthen pot.
ozSg spread apart, see pzSg
ozSHozSg in fine particles, see pzSH
qJ;ozSH drive in, as rain.
ozSH.ozª; see pzSH.pzª;
ozSH.vDR drizzle, as rain.
oz+ozSJ dishevelled, see wz+
oz+*kR long, shaggy.
oz+xD. become loose and stick out, as the top of a basket
without a rim.
ozª; see wzª;; ozª;bk strip off, as grain by drawing it
through the hand.
vDRozª; fall or settle down, as creepers.
ozO. dart upon, snatch off, b.ozO. graze, but just hit.
ozSJ co. of oz+
ozSJo; see pzSJ 2. a malignant expression.
ozSJ; with all one's might, as in running.
ozSd (1) see pzSd; ozSdxD.(2) rush up vehemently, as
flame;
2. With other roots, (5) 'one heat,' as far as one can
run with all his might, (6) sigh, breathe with
difficulty, (7) come in violent gusts, (8) blow
forcibly, violently.
Ch>ozSd(3) see Ch>; pH.ozSd(4) see pH.; wozSd def. 2.
(5); ogozSd 2. (6); [JozSd 2. (7); tlozS
ozSd 2. (8)
ozSDozSD perform slowly, with difficulty, as a sick person.
ojz;uvm run with agility; (2) snapping, cracking sounds.
ojzLuvm in cooking, have too much water.
ojzL>uvm abundant, as water, in a pot or pond, (2) a splashing
sound, as of jumping into the water.
ozsKmxD.t'H; flap the wings, see wzsKm
ozV'h taper, see wzV'h
ozVozsd nimble, agile.
ozsJ; trim off, see wzsJ;; ozsJ;uD>eg do.
ozsD. jump up.
obg co. of obH
ob; co. of ouDR
ob. the mustard plant, ob.'d. a species of do.
ob.eD> do. another species.
ob.zd do. small species.
ob.rHR do. wild species.
ob.,JR fiber of the mustard plant.
uvHRxd.ob.*d>ck; see uvHR; 'GJ.ob.(10) see
'GJ.
obH and obHx.cD.xH; see wbH 2.
obHbk. snarled, tangled.
obHvk.xGH see ubH 1.
obH. co. of vDcD
obH
obH.plcH the cover of a pot.
obH.bk. same as wbH.bk.
obk; see wbk; 2.
obk;ou; see wbk; 1.
obl; name of a plant.
obl;jyH{dR a small species of do.
obl;z;'d. a large species of do.
obh a bean, see wbh; (2) husk grain with the thumb and
finger.
obJ; awkwardly, slowly; (2) run off, come loose, as
thread from a ball.
obS; co. of obSH;; obS;uvm reduced to a pulp.
obSH; pulpy, soft, obSH;ud.eD(2) broken into splinters,
crushed as a bamboo; (3) applied to mucus of the
nose.
wH>obSH;(4) crushed, see wH>
obSH.vDR fine rain, wH>obSH.(2) fine, close, firm.
obSXmuvm soft, splashy, as mud and water.
obSX. stir up, see wbSX.
thobO spread the legs apart in sitting.
vDRobO. become putrid, decomposed.
obSJ froth, see wbSJ(2); obSJuvJ frothy, dirty scum.
yh>obSJ the white yh> see ubSJ
obSd;obS; sickening, loathsome.
obs. exhausted, see wbs.
obs.xD. rise abruptly.
obs.obs. come in sheets, as wind and rain.
wobs. see ubs.; ul;obs. see ul;
obsH; (1) pounce upon, run upon, with all the might, (2)
see ubsH;
cHylRobsH; see cH; n.obsH; see n.; wobsH; one
slice.
e>obsH; see e>wbsH;; rJmobsH; see rJmubsH;
obsK. the piper betel plant.
obsK.uvlR adventitious shoots from the betel.
obsK.}wD> see }wD> 3. (11)
obsK.zd young betel plants.
obsL; skin, flay, see ubsL;
obV unincumbered, see wbV; with a prefix, the smooth
skinned rhinoceros.
obsd. with great speed.
org (1) co. of o&.; orgwGm(2) a poet.
o;org(3) of itself, without apparent cause.
orgvug do.
or> co. of o&.
orm a blacksmith.
or; co. of orl;
or;uvm sound, as of firing a gun.
or. (1) an alligator.
or.Cd. (2) a reptile resembling a lizard.
or.n. (3) species of alligator.
or.-
or.-wh (4) fresh water alligator.
or.rk> (5) large alligator, lives in salt water.
orR co. of oh
orH co. of ord;;
2. With other roots, (7) a city in fairy land, (8)
servants of the fairy King.
'lorH def. 2. (7); ysJ>orH 2. (8)
orHuFg "a name given to two or three plants, one of which is
a creeper, from the bark of which the Burmans make
their paste board."
orHjyK>
jyK>
jyK co. of orHtH
orHrJm ancient name for the devil.
orH,k> King of Hades.
orHtH King of the fairies.
orX to deny, (2) ten viss.
ork*kR shaggy, &c.
orl (1) a charm, use charms, (2) live, alive.
orlxD. (4) come to life, be resuscitated.
'Xorl see 'X
orl; the measles, yD>orl; see yD>
orh{DR wonderful.
orh. co. of bSg tame; csd.orh. 'a small cyclostoma.'
orhR "several trees of the genus Eugenia."
orhRysdR a species of do.
orJ same as wrJ; (2) trick, impose upon.
orJ;uvm be of equal size, length or height.
orJ.&J. diffident, see wrJ.&J.
ord perform in concert.
ord; investigate, examine strictly; (2) a particle.
orDm&Dm stare, gaze at, with open mouth.
orD. (1) a species of deer, Bur. orif
orD.cGD. (2) disgustingly see wrD.
orDR (1) co. of otH;
orSg diverging, see prSg
orSm co. of orSdm
orSH inconsiderate, see wrSH(2) at random.
eHRorSHorSH smile.
tk;orSJ downcast in countenance.
orSdmorSm confused mass of fragments, &c.
orSDorSD applied to scents, barely discernable.
rd.orsX self willed, see ursX
o,g co. of o,D
o,> (1) flap, fly about; see w(2) see ditto 2.
xd.o,>t'H;(3) the bird flaps its wings.
o,m (1) see w,m; (2) enlarge a roof by making a
pandol.
o,; guess, see w,;
o,R a tree, see w,R
vDRo,Hm co. of vDRo,km
o,X> weight; o,X>xD.to; see w,X>
o,X>xD. (3) do with energy.
o,k> (1) be lonely, homesick.
o,k>wk> solitary, deserted, uVRo,k> see uVR
vDRo,k> sweet and cool, deliciously sweet.
o;o,k> long to see, &c. td.o,k> see u,k>
o,kmvDR see w,km 1, 2.; (3) use all one's force, or strength;
2. With other roots, (5) fish strung on a stick, (6)
drowsy.
n.o,km def. 2. (5); vDRo,km 2. (6)
o,kmxD. stretch up.
o,km'l; applied to smell, odoriferous.
o,lR (1) confused, out of order, as the head, (2) idiocy,
'Xo,lR see 'X
o,hR'h alone, as one watching a field.
o,J; shake one's self.
o,J;o,d; walk with an affected gait.
o,dR co. of ob.; (2) co. of on.
o,D (1) turmeric.
o,Dck.xD (2) a species of do.
o,Dol (3) do. black species.
xd.bDo,D(4) a yellow bird.
o,Dmuvm thrust forward suddenly, as a snake its head when it
bites.
o&g co. of o&D
o&m a 'gumbler,' see p&m; (2) co. of o&dm; (3) co. of
o&H>; (4) co. of o&hR
o&; co. of y,GJ abuse.
o&. (1) a teacher, o&.rk.(2) a teacheress.
o&.[Dw&g: (3) a teacher, preacher.
o&H> a jar, same as p&H>
o%k'k stick out, as the hairs of caterpillars.
o%k>wk> suitable, becoming, as clothes.
o%l> kiss affectionately.
o%l>ysd> see w%l> 1.
o%l; co. of or.; ysHRo%l; see ysHR
o&h: a writer, scribe.
o&h'h bare, naked, w>o&h a cutaneous disease.
zho&h same as zhu&h
o&hR see w&h 1, 2.
o&J (1) an intensive; (2) hook used by elephant drivers;
(3) immodest, shameless.
o&Joc; (4) evil demons, see Dic. p.219.
o&JvDR'X (5) be under the influence of a o&J
o&J>wJ> neat, becoming, see u&J>
o&du'd fierce, violent, as in a passion.
o&dm (1) a chapel, zayat.
o&dmwdm (2) loathsome, see w&dm 2.
o&dmrJ (3) projecting teeth, co. of xd;zSd.(4)
o&d. a large dish.
o&dR a tree, same as p&dR; ysdmo&dR see ysdm
tD.o&dR eat under, as fire.
o&D echo, o&DxD. stop, cease, as rain.
o&Doyg treat with disrespect.
o&D a register, see w&D 4. ql;o&D a tree see w&D 6.
o&Dmuvm carefully, gently.
o&D;uvm secretly, privately.
o&D.uhR be over, past, as harvest.
o&D.xD co. of rk.ueDR
o&DR government paddy.
o&DRu'D show the teeth, grin.
pkmo&GJ> see pkm
ovg (1) same as vD lightning; (2) see wvg 1.
ovg (3) co. of bl; ovg0
ovg0mvDR see wvg
ov> fall back, as paddy poured in a heap.
ovm do. (2) co. of ovkm
ov;u'; (1) intensive to the word for acid.
ov;wd
ov;wd> (2) name of a spear; (3) co. of ovD;
cd.ov; co. of cd.ovk;; [D.ov;u'; cry loudly.
ov. open, spread out.
ov.vD (3) do. as a mat.
ov.u'H (4) spread flat.
ov.uw> (4) very diverging;
2. With other roots, (5) applied to the luminous
appearance of form in the night, (8) pick dirt from
cotton, (10) a form of prayer used to ward off
dreaded evil, as "may it not happen to me," (13) fall
open, as a folded garment, (14) vibrate in
concentric circles, as water when a stone has been
thrown into it, (15) open, spread apart.
uyDRov. def. 2. (5); ul;ov. see ul;;
wXRov. see wXR 1. (22); yD>ov. 2. (8);
z;ov. see z;; zkov. 2. (10); bH.ov. see
bH.; bd;ov. see bd;; vDRov. 2. (13); 0;ov.
2. (14); td;ov. 2. (15)
ovRzsX. applied to flesh, clear of bones or tendons.
ovH run into each other, undefined, as the boundary
between two fields.
ovHovJ. broad, extensive as an opening.
ovHuG;xg a band, a ferrule.
ovH>ovl> see Dic. p.234.
usDovH> co. of usDovd;
ovHm slip, as in walking, (2) move out of place.
pH>ovHm squeeze out.
ovH; (1) retract, roll up, see wvH; 1.
ovH; (3) see xh. 2. (23); usdovH; see usd; bVovH; see
bV; vDRovH; see vDR; thovH; see th
ovH. (1) passed by, gone on, as in traveling.
ovH.cd.csX (2) gone by long since, be far ahead.
wXRovH. co. of wXRov.; rJmovH.(5) out of
sight.
ovHR (1) a leech, ovHRyD.vJ. 'beche la mir.'
ovHRbD a yellowish leech.
ovHRol a black leech.
w>ovHR see w>; wR'd.cD.ovHR the rhinoceros
leech, very small.
ovX (1) a brass cup, (2) pass by, go beyond.
xD.ovX bloat, see xD.
ovX. (1) a pit fall, (2) do. for catching animals.
'd;ovX. prepare a pit fall; rXovX. a picket to
catch thieves.
ovkm run over, (2) see cHuD>
ovk; (1) string close as flowers.
cd.ovk; see cd.
ovl same as ovX(1)
bDovl see bD
ovl>wX> tapering, see wvl>
ovl>xd; see wvl>xd;
ovll;uxl; dull, ugly in appearance.
ovl;ovh reel, stagger, as under a load.
zd;ovl; clasp, as a tree in climbing.
vDRovl; slip, slide back, in climbing.
ovl.vDR slide down, end foremost.
qJ;ovl. see qJ;
ovlR (1) run with speed, (2) a particle, indicates the past
tense.
ovlRxD. (3) run out, as an animal from its hole, (4) get very
angry, (5) a severe pain in the pit of the stomach.
ovh (1) see wvh 1.; (2) a section of a rainbow in the
west.
cUovh see cU; wd;ovh see wd;; xkovh see xk;
xd.ovh see xd.
ovh> skip from one tree to another.
ovh>uvm move with velocity.
ovh>*DR "tree of the genus Adenanthera."
ovh. see wvh. 2.; vDRovh.(2) see vDR
ovhR see wvhR 2, 4, and 5.; in writing, leave a margin
unoccupied; (5) January.
eXovhR(6) see eX; ymovhR(7) see wvhR 2. (4)
ovJ (1) see wvJ 2.; (2) pomegranate.
ovJovD (3) bright, cheerful in countenance, (4) clear up, as
after rain.
ovJ> threshing ground.
ovJm (1) string, as beads.
ovJmovDR (2) tall and slender.
ovJmvDR (3) drop paddy through the fingers, (4) spit out.
ovJ; (1) see wvJ;< uk.ovJ; see uk.; w>ovJ; co. of
w>otX; vDRovJ;(4)(5) see vDR
ovJ. co. of ul. merchandize; (2) species of paddy from
Siam.
ovJR see wvJR 1.; ovJRxD. split upward.
ovJRvDR split downward.
ovJRvDRCD see wvJRCD
ovd previous to, before.
ovd> see wvd> 1.
ovdm of a bow, the groove; (2) before, prior.
ovdm co. of ovhR; cd.ovdm(5) see cd.; (6) beside,
furthermore.
ovd; see wvd; 4. and 1.; usDovd; see usD; wovd; the
sixteenth of a basket.
wulmovd; see wulm; zSHovd; see zSH;
bDovd;(7)(9) see bD; (8) a species of creeper,
vDRovd
Rovd;cd. see vDR
ovd.uvm swiftly.
ovd.cd. see wvd. 2.
ovdR (1) see wvdR; (2) see ditto 3. wcGJovdR see wcGJ;
vDRovdR see vDR
ovD (1)(2) see wvD 5.; (3) very thin, nearly through,
(4) lightning; bD.ovD see bD.; vDRwvD co. of
vDRovJ;
ovGH a species of dog.
o0g co. of o0H; (2) put into, as herbs into a basket.
o0gxD. perspiration after fever.
ud>o0g co. of ud>o0H
o0>xD. see w0> 1. (1); o0>cD co. of thrJ
o0m see w0m 1.; pko0m co. of pko0H;
o0; see w0; 1.; (2) co. of o0H;; uh.o0; co. of
uh.o0H;< w>o0; co. of w>o0H;
o0R same as w>o0R
o0HxD. see w0H; o0Ht0g sultry, close.
eXo0H see eX
o0H; see w0H;; (2) of timber, cross grained.
o0H;cGg (3) see u0H; 1.; o0H;xD.(4) turn upward, as a dog's
tail.
o0H;zd (5) seeds sewed on a gown in stars.
o0H;o0H; with bH. prefixed, gradually disappear, as a person
sinking in the water.
o0H;to; (9) wheel round and round, as a bird, about to come
down upon its prey.
uh.o0H; see uh.; cHo0H; see cH; cd.o0H; see cd.;
pko0H; see pk; pl>o0H; see pl>; ql;o0H; see ql;;
w>o0H;ylylR see w>; wXRo0H; see wXR; xHo0H; see
xH; rHo0H; sleep coiled up.
o0H. see w0H. 1.; (2) pull towards one.
o0X see w0X
o0hRxD. see w0hR 3.
o0Jm see w0Jm 1. 2.; e>o0Jm see e>
o0J; same as w0Jm; csd;o0J; see csd;
o0JRxD. clear up, see u0JR
o0D (1) country of the fairies, (2) a garden, (3) co. of
usD;< 'lo0D(4) see 'l
o0DR (1) surround, as persons an object.
o0DRuH. (2) cross the legs in sitting, vDRo0DR see vDR
ooGH;uvm closely, tight, be quite out of sight.
usX>ooGH;uvm see usX>
ooGJ;uvm applied to stroking with the hand.
otg: pure, clean; w>otg co. of w>otX
td.otg keep pure from women.
ot; have an acrid smell.
ot. co. of otd.; uG.ot. co. of uG.otX.
otH;orDR see wtH;; otH;xH; applied to the neck, short.
otH. musty, as food; eXotH. see eX
otX cook a thing by steaming.
otXto; see wtX; w>otX see w>
otX. see wtX.; uG.otX. have the eyes rolled back,
fixed.
wDRotX. see wDR
otk; wretchedness, or what causes wretchedness.
xkotk; see xk; oHotk; see oH
otl; (1) bitter and spicy; (2) harsh, angry tones.
c.otl; excessively bitter.
oth ginger, othzd(2) a small species.
otJ; crack, split, see utJ;(2) see wtJ; 2.
cD.otJ; cracks on the bottom of the feet.
otd (1) the chest; (2) a dead body; (3) the skull, also
shell of an egg.
otdoh. (4) chop, make a hole in a tree by chopping.
otd; see wtd;(2) wide spreading, as the nostrils of a
hog; (3) inimical, unfriendly.
otd. (1) the cartilage of the nose.
yDRotd. see yDR; bD.otd. see bD.
otDxD. lose strength, as some medicines.
otDoh. same as otdoh.
o{guvm sound of laughter.
og 1. (1) to breathe, (2) used in quoting from another,
first personal pronoun, used as if the person himself
were speaking;
2. With other roots, (28) heat, (29) frequently,
often, (30) a chiming increment, used in poetry.
uog def. 2. (28)
(28); uoguvJm 2. (29); *dmxD.og
2. (30); wog see w; wogog co. of wvD>vD>;
w>og co. of w>[l; [h.og see [h.
ogueg (3) species of grass, (4) kind of evil demon.
ogubSXubSX (5) but just breathe, as a person near dying.
ogur. (6) draw a wrong breath.
ogu%
ogu%lRogu&m
ogu&m (7) with violence, with a sudden effort.
og*hRog0g (8) "he praises himself."
ogCRuvm (9) easy, not difficult.
ogCD (10) co. of og[k
ogCD.uvm (11) same as CD.uvm
ogiDmiDm (12) snore.
ogwu; (13) co. of ogwuk;
ogwuk; or ogwuk;ogwu;(14) hiccough.
ogwCD. (15) co. of ogwuk;
ogwrg (16) spontaneously, grow wild.
ogw;uvm (17) applied to a single blow or slap, hasty and with
force.
ogw;'D; (18) see w;'D;
ogwlmudm (19) be able to draw only half a breath.
ogx
ogxD.ogvDR (20) respire, breathe.
ogykm (21) snort, as animals.
ogb. or ol.b.ogb.(22) be pleased with..
og&R&R (23) in a sociable, friendly manner.
ogoeg (24): religion, ogoegxD.(25) become
established, as a religion.
ogozSd (30) breathe hard, hiss as a snake.
og[kog[J; (31) breathe quick with delight, as a child to see its
parents.
o; 1. (1) the heart, (2) seed, kernel, substantial part of
a thing;
2. With other roots, (161) hate continually, (163)
constricted, as the chest in a tight cough, (164) vile,
bad, (165) anxious, distressed, (166) pain at the pit
of the stomach, (180) be careful, take heed, (187)
high minded, proud, (189) behave indecently,
(190) be forward, (194) be fatigued, tired, (195)
custom, usage in law, (197) be lonely, (198)
'piercing, go to the quick,' as pain, (199) a particle,
see Gram. 378, (200) cleaned rice, (201) selfish,
consider none but self, (202) conceive, as a
purpose.
usXRo;(172) see usXR; qSgo; same as qSgbsH;;
ngo;(174) see ng; wo; co. of woH;; w>o; see
w>; w>o;uDR(177)< w>o;ck(178)< w>o;'D(179)
see w>; wd>o; def. 2. (180); xgo;0H. see xg;
xX.o; and xX.vxX.vDRto; see xX.; yo; co. of
yod.; ymo; see ym; ymuzDto; 2. (187);
ymurdmto; see ym; ymuvd>o; 2. (189);
ymutJto; 2. (190); ymto; see ym; yl>o; see
yl>; b.to; see b.; bSH;to; 2. (194); ro; 2.
(195); ,k>to; 2. (197); ouJ ouJ;o; 2. (198);
oHo; 2. (199); [ko; 2. (200); tJ.vDRto; 2.
(201); td;to; 2. (202)
o;up> (3) the Lord of life, or the living God.
o;unDR or olunDRo;unDR(4) compassionate, pity.
o;uwX or ol.uwXo;uwX(5) see uwX
o;uwkR or o;uwkR,m,J>(6) lose self command, be
overcome, as with fright.
o;u'g or ol.u'Ho;u'g(7) see u'g
o;ued; or ol.ued;o;ued;(8) palpitation of the heart,
caused by fright, (9) do. from fatigue.
o;ubs. (10) be extremely exhausted.
o;ur. or ol.ur.o;ur.(11) sin of the heart.
o;urDR (12) a term of endearment.
o;u&; (13) co. of vHmuGD>
o;uv; (14): flannel, woolen goods.
o;uvJR or ol.uvJRo;uvJR(15) nausea.
o;u0DR (16) a species of tree.
o;utk; (17) see o;tk;
o;ug (18) covet, have a strong desire for.
o;u> (19) co. of o;vDR
o;u; (20) co. of o;tk;; (21) co. of [k;u;
o;uH>ylR (22) in the heart.
o;uh. or ol.uh.o;uh.(23) evil minded.
o;uh.uvH (24) malicious.
o;uJRxD. (25) be in a rage.
o;ud> or o;ud>o;*DR(26) distressed, unhappy.
o;ud>vl; (27) implacable, unforgiving.
o;udR or ol.udRo;udR(28) (28) hard hearted, unyielding.
o;uD (29) stupid, dull of understanding.
o;uDR (30) transverse poles tied under the rafters.
o;usXR or ol.usXRo;usXR(31) invigorated, strengthened,
as by food, (32) encouraged, stimulated, (33) be
firm, unmoveable.
o;usd (34) co. of o;*Hm
o;uGH or ol.uGHo;uGH(35) desire, long for.
o;cH; or ol.cH;o;cH;(36) ignorant, dark in mind.
o;ck or ol.cko;ck(37) joyful, happy.
o;cl or ol.clo;cl(38) be bold, fearless.
o;clxD. (39) acquire confidence, or courage.
o;cd.oh. or ol.cd.oh.o;cd.oh.(40) the trunk of the aorta.
o;cV or ol.cVo;cV(41) vivacious, spirited.
o;*Hm or o;*Hmo;usd or o;*Hmo;uGJ(42) see *Hm
o;*hR or ol.*hRo;0g(43) good.
o;*dm or o;*dmo;*m(44) see *dm; (45) co. of o;vD.
o;*DR (46) co. of o;ud>
o;Ch or o;Cho;C>(47)
;C>(47) dry itch.
o;Cd or ol.Cdo;Cd(48) vexed, irritated.
o;p*> (49) see p*>
o;p> or ol.p>o;bD.(50) young, ol.p>o;p>(51) meek,
kind.
o;pX>qX (52) see pX>
o;plR or ol.plRo;plR(53) see plR
o;qg or ol.qgo;qg(54) see qg
o;qH; (55) small seed or kernel.
o;qX
o;qX (56) co. of o;0H.
o;ql. or ol.ql.o;ql.(57) see ql.
o;qJ;xl; or o;qJ;xl;o;qJ;ysR(58) see qJ; 8.
o;nh (59) see nh
o;nD (60) co. of ol.zSH
o;wzsX.CD (61) united, be of one mind.
o;wzsX. (62) a term of endearment used by a husband to his
wife.
o;wrkm or ol.wrkmo;wrkm(63) unhappy, uncomfortable.
o;wvHm (64) co. of o;wvlm
o;wvHmwvlm (65) elastic, buoyant in spirits.
o;wvlm (66) see uvlm
o;woh or ol.wb.o;woh or ol.woho;woh(67)
unable, unskilled.
o;wlm (68) see wlm 4. (33)
o;wD or ol.wDo;wD(69) agree, live in harmony, as
husband and wife.
o;xH (70) purulent itch.
o;xk or o;xkw%kR(71) see xk
o;xD or ol.xDo;xD or o;xDC.b. or
ol.xDo;,HR(72) long lived.
o;xD. or ol.xD.o;xD.(73) get angry.
o;'H;od; (75) Kar. Fab. No. 156.
o;'l or ol.'lo;'l(76) see 'l
o;'lxD. (77) grow courageous.
o;'h'D or ol.'h'Do;'h'D(78) see 'h
o;'d. or ol.'d.o;'d.(79) see 'd.; (80) do.
o;'D or o;bk.o;'D(81) a blind boil.
o;egcd. (82) co. of o;egyS>
o;egphR (83) the apex of the heart.
o;egyS> or o;egcd.o;egyS>(84) breast, chest.
o;eD. (85) the Pgho word for o;yhReD.
o;ye> (86) co. of o;yEk>
o;yEk> (87) see yEk>
o;ykm (88) see ykm 1. (32)
o;ylRxd; (89) pit of the stomach.
o;yhRElR (90) co. of o;yhReD.
o;yhReD. or o;yhRElRo;yhReD.(91) to forget.
o;yd> (92) see yd> exult.
o;yS> or ol.uho;yS>(93) old, mature, (94) a head man.
o;ySH> or ol.ySH>o;ySH>(95) sharp pain in the stomach.
o;ysHR or ol.ysHRo;ysHR or ol.ysHRo;zk;(96) afraid, anxious.
o;z; or ol.z;o;z;(97) see z;
o;zk; (98) co. of o;ysHR
o;zD. (99) frightened out of one's senses.
o;zSH or ol.zSHo;zSH(100) see zSH; (101) co. of o;0H
o;0H.
o;b.tX nausea from seeing a loathsome object.
o;b. (103) be pleased with.
o;bH; (104) breathe with difficulty, as under a heavy load.
o;bSH; or ol.bSH;o;bSH;(105) be tired, fatigued.
o;bk. (106) co. of o;vJ
o;bJ (107) co. of o;p> easily discouraged.
o;bd or o;bdo;xH;(108) see bd
o;bD. (109) co. of o;p> young.
o;bSH;uvJ (110) be crushed, broken to splinters.
o;bsg or ol.bsgo;bsg(111) see bsg
o;bs. or ol.uh.o;bs.(112) disposed to steal, thieve.
o;bsX or ol.bsXo;bsX(113) see bsX
o;rH (114) see rH
o;rHr. or ol.rHr.o;rHr.(115) forgetful, confused in
mind.
o;rXr. or ol.rXr.o;rXr.(116) see rX
o;rkm or ol.rkmo;vXR(117) see rkm
o;&R (118) co. of o;wD
o;vXm (119) die, cease to breathe.
o;vXR (120) feel comfortable, happy in mind.
o;vXRxD. (121) become warm.
o;vJ (122) precise, exact, with precision.
o;vd. (123) co. of o;*dm retch.
o;vd.xD. (124) consider one thing after another.
o;vdR or ol.vdRo;xD(125) see vdR upright.
o;vD or ol.vDo;vD(126) covet.
o;vD>vHR (127) the old heart, natural heart.
o;vDR or ol.u>o;vDR(128) become dejected, sad.
o;vDRpJR (129) the thin projecting part of the breast of a
beast.
o;vDRwH> (130) to purpose firmly.
o;vDR'; (131) have the heart sink, as with fright.
o;vDRbJ or o;vDRbd.o;vDRbJ(132) droop in spirits, be
sad.
o;vDRbD. (133) die.
o;0; or ol.0;o;0;(134) pulsation of the heart.
o;0; or rJmrlo;0;(135) living, alive.
o;0H. or o;0H.o;qX(136) sing.
o;0H.xD. (137) sing praises to God, (138) see 0H.; (139) be
glad, as a dog to see his master.
o;0hR0DR or o;0hR0H>o;0hR0DR same as o;'h'D
o;ouH> (141) be chilled.
o;o*> or ol.o*>o;o*>(142) energetic, firm.
o;o'J;csJ; (143) understanding, discernment.
o;oedm (144) the breast of an animal.
o;yhReD. (145) forget, unable to call to mind.
o;wrg (146) extraordinary, unaccountable.
o;wrR (147) discrimination of mind.
o;orl or ol.orlo;orl(148) alive, living.
o;o,k> or o;o,k>o;ond(149) see ond
o;otJ;otd; (150) same as otd;
o;oH.: (151) a witness in court.
o;oh or ol.*hRo;oh(152) patient, considerate.
o;od. (153) co. of o;tH;
o;oD (154) co. of o;tX; (155) new heart, new mind.
o;oGH (156) ancient name for the lime tree.
o;oGHqX (157) do. for the orange.
o;[;*DR (158) discouraged, prevented.
o;[k; (159) co. of yd>jyH; smashed.
o;[h or ol.xD.o;[h(160) hate.
o;[huvR (161) hate continually.
o;[JxD. (162) same as o;'d.xD.
o;tH; or o;od.o;tH;(163) constricted, as in a cough.
o;tX or ol.tXo;oD(164) vile, bad.
o;tk; or ol.tk;o;tk;(165) anxious, distressed.
o;tl or ol.tlo;tl(166) pain in the stomach.
o;th. (167) co. of vk.cl. a ball.
o;th.*Hm (168) be in a violent passion.
o;th.wJm (169) strenuous, set upon.
o;td. (170) have a strong desire for.
o. 1. (1) fruit, (3) co. of csH(2) to heat, warm by the
fire, (4) callous or unnatural prominences on the
hands or body;
2. With other roots, (47) the nave of a wheel, (53)
callous prominences on the body, (57) famine,
starvation, (58) fruit of any kind, (62) a kind, sort,
(64) a buckle, or clasp to a girdle, (65) meaning,
signification, (66) salt, (67) sugar, (68) buttons.
uo. see uok.; u[.to. def. 2. (47);
cd.o.CH(48) see cd.; cD.'k.o.(49) see cD.;
*mo. co. of uwDR; pko.(51) see pk; wo. co. of
wrHR; w>o. 2. (53) and co. of w>csH; (55) see w>;
w>o.0HR see w>; w>o.0HRw>vDR'd 2. (57);
wRo. 2. (58); yo. co. of yod.; yORo.(60) see
yOR; zdo.(61) see zd; rHR{dRo.{dR 2. (62);
rJmo.(63) see rJm; ,D>wud;o. 2. (64); to. 2.
(65); tHo. 2. (66); tHo.qX 2. (67); tDuHo. 2.
(68)
o.uyXR (5) name of a tree, see Dic. p.82.
o.uyXRxd;tH.uD (6) a species of the above, not eaten.
>
o.uyXR'd;ql. (7) another species, eaten.
o.uyXRrh. (8) do. fruit red, like fire.
o.urJR (9) co. of xkuz.
o.ubsH; (10) name of a tree.
o.uH.}wDR (11) a swing made of creepers.
o.ud> (12) heat by the fire.
o.ud>bD (13) scorch.
o.ud>uGH (14) a tree, bearing a very sour fruit.
o.uV.usX. (15) name given in Karen story to the pupil of the
eye.
o.chcd. (16) fruit tree, 'Averhoa carambola.'
o.cd.'k. (17) name of a tree.
o.csd;cV. (18) 'a small species of Garcinia.'
o.cFJ.cFD (19) rock one's self violently.
o.cFJ.cFD (20) throw one's weight into an act, as in chopping.
o.CH or cd.e>o.CH(21) see CH
o.Ch (22) or o.Cho.Cm see Ch
o.phR (23) co. of o.0HR
o.}wD-wK.
wK. (24) pull up, as a child that has slipped down in
carrying.
o.}wD-xK. (25) do.
o.bX. or o.bX.tH;o.bX.bD(26) name of a tree.
o.bkvg (27) the house fly.
o.bkvguqD (28) a large species of fly.
o.bkvgjyH{dR (29) a small species of fly.
o.bkvgoHrd>[h (30) a green species of fly.
o.bkvg[h (31) do. smaller.
o.bsH;bsD. (32) name of a creeper.
o.bsd.bV (33) okra, "hibiscus esculentus."
o.rHRnDR (34) the domestic cat.
o.rJ{DRyXRrhR[; (35) Kar. Fab. No. 42.
o.rJmuGm (36) same as o.csd<cV.
o.rDRuVR (37) tamarind tree, 'Tamarindus indica.'
o.vXR (38) warm by the fire.
o.vh>*DR (39) 'tree of the genus Adenanthera.'
o.vdyd. (40) toss up, as a ball.
o.0HR or o.0HRo.phR(41) be hungry.
o.oGH (42) another name for the lime tree.
o.oGHeD> (43) the citron.
o.oGHqX (44) the orange.
o.tpJR (45) long, pendent fruits.
oH 1. (1) die, cease to breathe, (2) woo, make love to;
2. With other roots, (57) rotten wood, (60)
extremely bitter, (62) head ache, without apparent
cause, (63) paralysis of the leg, (70)(71) die by
hanging, (72) paralysis of the arm, (73) die of
disease, (77) festival for the dead, (78) a song of
praise, (84) Fable No. 46, (86) children of poverty,
(87) a race of large men, (89) lean in flesh, reduced
to a skeleton, (96) die solitarily, as one who has
never been married, (98) death in any form, (99) a
particle, (100) putrid.
urDoH and urD>oH see Dic. p.178; us.oHtJ;oH 2.
(57); us.oH co. of tk.oH; uVoH*D>(59) see uV;
c.oH 2. (60); cH;oH(61) see cH;; cd.qgoH 2. (62);
cD.oH 2. (63); (64) co. of wl>oH; C;oH(65) see
C;; ChoH(67)
(67) see Ch; CJRoH(68) see CJR; CdmoH
co. of CJRoH; pXoH 2. (70); pX.oH 2. (71); pkoH 2.
(72); qgoH 2. (73); qH.oH(74) see qH.;
woHwrl(75) see w; w>oH(76) see w>; w>oHyU 2.
(77); w>oHusH 2. (78); wl>oH(79) see wl>;
xHoH(80) see xH; 'doH(81) see 'd; 'd;oH(82) 82) see 'd;;
eXoH(83) see eX; eD>oHeD>vg 2. (84); y>oH(85) see
y>; ySRzSD.oHzd 2. (86); ySRoHpkrDRusD 2. (87);
zkoHeD.(88) see zk; zk.oHCJR*DR 2. (89); zSD.oH(90)
see zSD.; rRoH(91) see rR; rlRoH(92) see rlR;
,JmoH(93) see ,Jm; &J>oH(94) see &J>; vgoH(95)
see vg; vDRCDoH 2. (96); 0HRoH(97) see 0HR; toH 2.
(98); tXemumoH 2. (99); tk.oH 2. (100); tJ;oH
co. of us.oH
Deriv. uoH see Dic. p.286.
oHupJm or oupJmoHubl;(3) green as leaves, bamboos, not
tainted.
oHuedR (4) co. of oHql.
oHubk
ubk; or oHubk;oHub;(5) die readily, at once.
oHubl; (6) co. of oHupJm
oHu,lm (7) momentary insensibility, as from a heavy blow.
oHusH (8) perform music.
oHusHbl. (9) make offerings with music.
oHuG> (10) to ask, enquire.
oHuGHm or oHuGHmoHzsd;(11) die off.
oHcd. (12) co. of rk>Cg
oH*d>cGg (13) a large species of Cicada.
oH*D> or oH*D>oH'd;(14) same as oHuG>; (15) co. of oHCkm
oHCkm or oHCkmoH*D>(16) die together.
oHCd. (17) co. of rk>Cg
oHpk. or oHpk.oHys>(18) die of poison.
oHpk.rDRusD (19) a race of very large men.
oHpdpd. or oHpd.oHus.(20) a dead body.
oHpd.ud>Cdm (21) die in great numbers.
oHql. (22) die by accident.
oHnL; (23) partially cooked, as meat, partially dry, as a
bamboo.
oHw,lm (24) same as oHu,lm; (25) the sensitive plant.
oHwvX (26) dead and gone, as forefathers.
oHw>rk> (27) die from the influence of w>rk>
oHwk> or oHwk>bk.vhR(28) die in great numbers, as from
an epidemic.
oHwkm or oHwkm[gr>(29) cut off by death, as one alone in
the jungle.
oH'd; (30) co. of oHuG>
oH'd;xGH.oH'd;xd; (31) die as dogs or swine, i.e. as in time of famine
or pestilence, when there are none to bury the dead
oHym (32) die beforehand.
oHylR (33) dead, same as oHwvX
oHzSd. (34) die together, as several at the same time.
oHbDoHrk> (35) name given by heathen Karens to a supposed
deity.
oHrk> (36) co. of oHbD
oHrd> (37) co. of bkcsH
oHrd>pD>rSm (38) see indistinctly, as in the dark.
oHrd>xh. (39) a species of grub.
oHrd>yDR (40) generic name for caterpillars.
oHrd>yDRoh.C; (41) a glow worm.
oH,km (42) co. of rHch
oH,D>,m (43) twilight.
oHv; (44): religious duties.
oHv;,;*DR (45) deviate from the observance of do.
oHvXq.vDRr>vX (46) die of surfeiting.
[k;
oHvdmo; (47) woo, make love to.
oH0D>'h (48) a millipede.
oHo}wdm (49) die, as of epidemic.
oHoySDR (50) co. of oHotk;
oHotk; or oHotk;oHoySDR(51) die by accident, as by
lightning.
oHo; (52) a particle, see Gram.
oHod (53) same as oHnL;
oH; 1. (1) ardent spirit, arrack;
2. With other roots, (27) cock a gun, (28) four
annas, (30) a syringe, (36) rice after the spirit has
been extracted, (37) evaporate, dry away, as
streams, (38) with a prefix, cook dry, (41) what
remains of a thing after the juice has been extracted,
any thing rejected from the mouth after the juice has
been extracted by chewing.
uh.oH;(25) see uh.; qhoH;Ch(26) see qh;
qJoH;emtrJm def. 2. (27); woH; 2. (28); xdoH;(29)
see xd; eD.oH;xH 2. (30); yoH;(31) see y;
yX>oH;(32) see yX>; zDoH;(33) see zD; b.oH;(34) see
b.; bH;oH;(35) see bH;; rhRoH; 2. (36); vDRoH; 2.
(37)(38); obsK.oH; same as udz;; toH; 2. (41);
th.oH; co. of ySHmc.
Deriv. uoH; see Dic. p.287.
oH;uJ.&; (2) see uJ.&;
oH;udm (3) draw in the head, as a turtle.
oH;usd (4) co. of oH;em
oH;cd. (5) co. of rk>Cg
oH;cGJoH;cGJ (6) obsequiously, submissively.
oH;*m or oH;*mrhR*m(7) spirit given to guests at a wedding
before they enter the house.
oH;Ch or qhoH;Cd.qhoH;Ch(8) see qh
oH;pO> or oH;bk.oH;pO>(9) catechu.
oH;wJm or oH;bk.oH;wJm(10) a kind of lye used as a
libation to demons, (11) a rainbow in the west.
oH;xD. or oH;xD.o;xD.(12) bend, or sprain, as the foot or
leg.
oH;em or oH;emymbd(13) a gun, a musket.
oH;Ekm (14) same as oH;udm
oH;zdCDR (15) the insect that eats denee leaves.
oH;zD (16) a species of caterpillar.
oH;zD'hrk> (17) another species of do.
oH;bk. (18) co. of oH;pO>
oH;ok; (19) feel one's way with the feet, as in the dark.
oH;olo&H> (20) see w&H> 4.
oH;[k; (21) co. of yd>jyH;
oH;tD. (22) decayed, as teeth.
oH;{dRrhR{dR (23) spirituous liquors.
oH. 1. (1) a comb, (2) an old field, (3) to interlock as
the fingers, (4) braid a silver chain, (5) prepare
grass for thatch;
2. With other roots, (36) lay a bamboo or pole floor,
(38) a species of lizard, said to fly, (39) name of a
bird, (40) to whistle, (42) a measure, embraced
within the ends of the thumb and the middle finger,
(43) medicine, (44) excite, urge one to do what is
wrong, (51) the whistling hawk, (52) be constantly
harping upon a thing, (53) a witness, (54) an
imaginary central mountain.
usLoH.xHR def. 2. (36); cd.qX.oH.(37) see cd.;
cGH.oH.eg 2. (38); nd.oH. 2. (39)(40);
n.oH.(41) see n.; woH. 2. (42)(43);
woH.woJ 2. (44); wX>oH.usdR(45) see wX>;
x;oH.usDR(46) see x;; 'k;oH. co. of 'k;ok;;
yoH.(48) see y; bkoH.(49) co. of bkqd;
vHmoH.vDR 2. (51); vDRusDRoH. 2. (52); o;oH. 2.
(53); oDoH. 2. (54); tJ.oH.zD(55) see oH.zD;
tJ.oH.rg see oH.rg; tJ.oH.0R(59) see oH.0R
Deriv. uoH. see Dic. p.287.
oH.uDR0> (6) a Burman wood comb.
oH.usdR (7) co. of oH.pl;; (8) a species of ant.
oH.usD> (9) dark spots left by pimples on the face.
oH.cd.vDRpJR (10) put on a profusion of ornaments.
oH.cd. (11) to plait the hair.
oH.cGJ. (12) put one's self in order.
oH.pch (13) see pch
oH.pl; or oH.pl;oH.usdR(14) modest, see pl;
oH.qdvD> (15) a rude coffin or covering for the dead before
burning.
oH.xh (16) braid, as a ratan girdle.
oH.yX>wlm (18) clasp the arms tight about the waist.
oH.yJ> (19) string beads and cowries alternately.
oH.yDRyS> (20) a Karen comb.
oH.yDRySm (21) Kar. Fab. No. 53.
oH.zd (22) co. of oH.0R and oH.rg
oH.zD (23) improper familiarity between the sexes.
oH.bk; (24) to twist the hair in a knot, and tuck in the end.
oH.bd (25) co. of ok;rk>
oH.rg (26) see Dic. p.155.
oH.rd> (27) co. of oH.rg
oH.0R (28) see Dic. p.155.
oH.0hR (29) an early kind of paddy.
oH.oH.obh (30) an insect, which sings its name.
oH.ol (31) musty, moldy, as stale bread.
oH.oD (32) the pile of wood on which dead bodies are
burned.
oH.[h (33) co. of oH.ol
oH.{dReJ{dR (34) a comb.
oX 1. (1) the numeral three;
2. With other roots, (9) name of a mouth, March,
(10) order, direct, as a person to work.
qX.oX(6) see qX.; woX(7) see w; yoX(8) see
y; vgoX def. 2. (9); oJ.oX 2. (10)
Deriv. uoX see Dic. p.308.
oXp; (2) three fold.
oXqH (3) thirty.
oXwcGg (4) third cousins.
oX; (1) same as oX three.
oX;p; (2) same as oXp;
ubX;oX;(3)
ubX;oX;(3) an evil demon; wv;oX; see wv; 5.
oX. (1) a particle, see Gram. 41.
ok (1) second personal pronoun, plural number.
okwHm (2) cover, conceal, as a hole with dirt.
okbX (3) do.
ok0J (4) same as ok
ok; 1. (1) soldiers, (2) a fowl basket, (3) to move,
remove, as a thing to a short distance, (5) remove or
change places, as from one part of the room to
another;
2. With other roots, (29) a war ship, (33) soldiers
drawn in a line for battle, (36) receive, i.e. feed
soldiers, (38) walk, feeling one's way with the feet,
(39) flee from soldiery.
ubDok; def. 2. (29); usLok;(30) see usL;
pmok;(31) see pm; qDok;(32) see qD; (33) 2. (33);
wok;(34) see w-oK; w>ok; co. of w>ySdR; wl>ok; 2.
(36); 'k;ok;(37) see 'k;; vJRoH;ok; 2. (38); [;ok;
2. (39)
ok;upDR (6) remove to a distance.
ok;u-
u-wL> (7) slacken, as a thing drawn tight.
ok;usX>rk> (8) an army.
ok;usJRok;usDR (9) move, adjust.
ok;usDR (10) co. of ok;usJR
ok;uGHm (11) move off to a distance.
ok;ch'D;qD (12) move the tiger and hens, see ch
ok;cd. (13) a general, commander in chief.
ok;wpd. (14) a company of soldiers, 100 men.
ok;wH> (15) move close, so as to make tight.
ok;xD. (16) move or push up.
ok;zd (17) soldiers.
ok;zdtcsH (18) a war boat.
ok;bl; (19) co. of ok;wH>; (20) move near to.
ok;bd
bd (21) co. of ok;rk>
ok;rk> or ok;rk>oH.bd or ok;rk>ok;bd(22) an army.
ok;rk>ok;vg (23) a title given kings and princes.
ok;0hR0DR (24) move to and fro.
ok;tCXR (25) implements of war.
ok;tvD> (26) change place.
ok;tH. (27) narrow the distance between two things by
moving them nearer together.
ok;{dRoH.{dR (28) soldiery.
ok. 1. (1) anoint the head, oil the hair, (2) be cowardly;
2. With other roots, (8) Kar. Fab. No. 64, (14) a
coward, (15) go and return the same day, (16) race,
descendants.
ud.ok.(6)
(6) co. of ud.rH.; uG>ok.uG>pdR see uG>;
pDRok.[D 2. (8); n.ok.(9) see n.; wX>ok.(10)
see wX>; xDok.(11) see xD; 'h.ok.(12) see 'h.;
eXok.(13) see eX; ySRtok. 2. (14); vJRok. 2.
(15); tok.trFd 2. (16)
Deriv. uok. see Dic. p.308.
ok.ok.'l'l (3) afraid, and yet courageous.
ok.[D (4) very cowardly.
ol 1. (1) black varnish of Burmah, (2) be black, (3)
close, stop tight, as a bottle, (4) impervious to rain,
(5) push with the bottom of the foot, (6) propel a
boat with a setting pole;
2. With other roots, (33) burnt, as rice in cooking,
(38) be sheltered from rain, (40) be thirsty, (43)
any thing black, (45) rule, as paper, (46) become
black, (50) fig. possess authority, as head men,
(51) a whet stone, (53) a phrase used by children in
play.
ul;ol(32) see ul;; ud>ol
>ol def. 2. (33); udmolw&m
co. of oH;olw&H>; cH;ol see cH;; cdolcd.(36) see cd;
cd.ol(37) see cd.; qd;ol def. 2 (38); wol same as
uol; w>olyo; 2. (40); w>ol 2. (41); (42) co. of
w>ySdR; wRol(43) see wR; wdRol(44) see wdR;
wdRol 2. (45); xD.ol 2. (46); yol see y;
eXud>ol(48) see eX; rJmolyVRuJR see yVuJR;
rJmolyV*DR 2. (50); vX>ol 2. (51);
oH;olo&H>uD>olo&m see w&H> 4.; ololvh> 2. (53)
Deriv. uol see Dic. p.309.
oluvhR (7) see Dic. p.253.
olcd. (8) worldly people, unbelievers.
olcd.tCXR (9) ornaments worn by worldly people.
olcD. (10) applied to the seven stars, set.
ol*H> (11) co. of ol*JR
ol*JR or ol*H>uDR*JR or ol*H>ol*JR(12) restless, as from
pain.
olCh (13) be dry.
olCh>cd.ysD. (14) cover over, make water tight, as the mouth of
a basket.
olpCm (15) same as ol
olpCh (16) a particle, very dry.
olqd (16) the name of one or more species of the
'Melanorrhoea.'
olwCh (18) same as olpCh
olw&m (19) co. of oH;olw&H>
olw&H> (20) see uvR 21. Dic. p.231.
olxX.vX> (21) Kar. Fab. No. 110.
olxD. (22) become dry, (23) dry, husky, as in fever.
olxD.csH. (24) bend a bow with the foot, while putting on the
string.
olyVR (25) name of a shrub, same as xHyd>z;
olvhR or olvhRolvR(26) a species of 'Costus,' (27) name
of an insect, (28) desolate, as one bereaved of wife
or children.
ololvhRvhR (29) be in a desolate, lonely state.
oltD.oltD (30) scarce, as food.
ol; (1) the land leech, (2) make smooth by cutting, as
ratans or bamboos.
ngol;(7) see ng; w>ol; co. of w>ySd>; 'Dol;qSg(9)
see 'D; tol; co. of toh.
ol;w%
w%l; (3) evil spirits, hobgoblins.
ol;bD (4) a leech, slightly yellow.
ol;0hR (5) do. blackish.
ol;{dXx;{dR (6) the land leech.
ol. (1) a louse, (2) a porcupine, (3) to plant, (4) to
build, (5) to slice thin, (6): to make use of, (7) the
liver, (8) bail.
usDol.rHtD.(34) see usD; clol.(35) see cl;
tlol.(36) see tl
Deriv. u%l>ol. see Dic. p. 200.
ol.unDR (9) co. of o;unDR
ol.u%
u %l (10) plant betel with a frame.
ol.uvJR (11) co. of o;uvJR
ol.uH>o;vJ (12) with all the heart, or mind.
ol.uh. (13) co. of o;uh.
ol.udR (14) co. of o;udR
ol.ck (15) co. of o;ck
ol.*JR or ol.*JRzgcl(16) boasting, proud, haughty.
ol.p> (17) co. of o;p>
ol.wb.o;woh (18) ignorant, unskilled.
ol.xD. (19) co. of o;[h
ol.yd>vDzs; (20) very loud thunder.
ol.zSHo;nD (21) happy, in high spirits.
ol.b.o;oh (22) very wise.
ol.rH (23) ripen fruit artificially.
ol.rk>uX or ol.rk>uXol.rk>vg(24) the largest kind of lice.
ol.rkm (25) co. of o;rkm
ol.vmxgxH; (26) under the chin, the root of the mouth.
ol.vDRzs;vDR (27) to plant.
ol.o; (28) couplets, mind, spirit
ol.o. (29) couplets, fruit.
ol.[H. (30) build a house.
ol.{dRusH{dR (31) a louse.
ol.{dRbg{dR (32) a porcupine.
oh 1. (1) be skilled, able, (2) to wash, cleanse, with
water, (3) name for the "Oak," of which there are
three species;
2. With other roots, (27) see, be able to see, (30) a
writer, scribe, (31) an orator, one skilled in talking,
(32) wake up from sleep, (34) able to do, can do,
(35) patient, forbearing.
pkoh(25) see pk; w>oh(26) see w>; xH.oh def. 2.
(27); e>oh co. of e>[l; eXoh co. of eXtk.;
ySRuGJ;vHmoh 2. (30); ySRohuwdR 2. (31); zkoheD. 2.
(32); b.oh co. of b.pD.; rRoh 2. (34); o;oh 2.
(35)
ohuySXR (4) wash, as a bottle, by shaking water in it.
ohuGHm or ohuGHmvJ;uGHm(5) same as oh 1. (2)
ohuGHmw>'J;b; (6) cleanse from sin.
ohCXR (8) co. of oh'd.
ohpH> or ohpH>ohvJ;(9) wash rice for boiling.
ohpk or ohpkohcD.(10) wash the hands.
ohpD (11) to wash.
ohweHRusXR (12) all day.
ohwh>uGHm (13) same as oh(2) and ohpD
ohxH (14) rich, wealthy.
ohxl; (15)
(15) scrub, rub, in washing.
ohxD. or ohxD.b.xD.(16) able to do, can do.
oh'd.ohCXR (17) see CXR
ohElR (18) co. of oheD.
oheJmoh'D (19) increase in knowledge.
oheD. or ohElRoheD.(20) recollect, call to mind.
ohb. (21) be skilled, able.
ohvD> (22) the Laos people.
ohohweHR (23) day after day.
ohohwoh (24) unskillful, not able to do well.
oh;o. (1) Pgho for oJ;o.
oh. 1. (1) a tree, (2) appoint a time, (3) of a reddish
color;
2. With other roots, (68) a flying horse, (71) the
first commandment, (74) a plural affix see Gram,
(81) a plural affix, (82) power, authority.
uoh.,lR def. 2. (68); usdRoh.z;(69) see usdR;
cd.oh.(70) see cd.; (71) 2. (71); cd.0J.oh.(72)
see cd.; qJ;oh.w>(73) see qJ;; wulmoh. 2. (74);
wD>oh.(75) see wD>; xd.oh.zH;(76) see xd.;
xD.oh
oh.o.(77) see xD.; eD.oh.CH.(78) see eD.;
yoh.(79) see y; vk.oh.cgywm(80) see vk.;
t0Joh. 2. (81)< toh. or tol;toh. 2. (82)
Deriv. uoh. see Dic. p.310.
oh.ub. (4) co. of oh.ubd.
oh.ubd. or oh.ubd.oh.ub.(5) rotten wood.
oh.ubsH;vm (6) under the bark, see ubsH;
oh.ubsL; (7) the inner surface of bark.
oh.urdm (8) knots on trees.
oh.ursD (9) a fallen tree whose branches keep the body from
the ground.
oh.u&h (10) a tree destitute of leaves.
oh.uRrD. (11) live on the labor of others.
oh.usL;usD (12) short billets of wood.
oh.usD (13) black wood ear ornaments.
oh.c.pDRvDR (15) Kar. Fab. No. 148.
oh.cd; (16) co. of oh.ng
oh.cd.qX. (17) a stump.
oh.cD.xH; (18) the foot of a tree.
oh.*DR (19) a species of creeper.
oh.*DRxD. (20) a scaffold for cutting a tree high from the
ground.
oh.C; or oh.C;0.C;(21) rotton wood.
oh.CH. or oh.CH.0.pR(22) jungle creepers, (24) co. of
0.cD
oh.CH.}wDR (23) hanging creepers.
oh.puhR (25) a hooked stick.
oh.p&DR (26) projecting roots of a fallen tree.
oh.pd; or oh.pd;0.eg(27) the tender ends of a tree.
oh.qSD or oh.qSDoh.qSg(28) a tree scorched by fire.
oh.ng or oh.ngoh.cd;(29) to know.
oh.w> (30) crotch, or space between the branches of a tree.
oh.wX> (31) co. of oh.usD
oh.wX. (32) a post, stake set in the ground.
oh.whR (33) co. of oh.ylR
oh.xH; (34) the trunk of a tree.
oh.xd; or oh.xd;0.eg(35) a stump.
oh.xd;ol (36) said of a field ready for planting.
oh.'h or oh.'hoh.zD(37) branches of a tree.
oh.'husX> (38) the main, or largest branches.
oh.'DusD. (39) a whole tree, or log.
oh.egth. (40) the viscous juice of certain trees.
oh.eHRz;oD (41) set, or appoint a day.
oh.eD. (42) recollect, remember.
oh.y'X (43) young shoots around a stump.
oh.yX> (44) co. of oh.z;
oh.ylR (45) a hollow tree.
oh.ysd> (46)
(46) the upper side of a bowing tree.
oh.z; or oh.yX>oh.z;(47) be broken, split.
oh.zH; or oh.zH;0.uk(48) bark of trees.
oh.zl or oh.zl0.zD(49) a log.
oh.zd or oh.zd0.zd(50) small trees.
oh.zsX. or oh.zsX.0.pJ(51) short logs.
oh.b. or oh.bk.oh.b.(52) boards.
oh.bh. (53) bark.
oh.rk. (53=1) fire wood.
oh.rk.usX> (53=2) large sticks of ditto.
oh.rk.cH (54) a fire brand.
oh.rk.cD (55) split wood.
oh.rk.'h (56) dry branches used for fire wood.
oh.rk.z; (57) co. of oh.rk>zH;
oh.rk.zH; or oh.rk.zH;uG.rkrk.cD(58) fuel of dry bark.
oh.v. or oh.v.0.'d;(59) leaves.
oh.vJ (60) the heart of a tree.
oh.vdm or oh.vdmz;vdm(61) agree upon, agree together, as
to do a thing.
oh.o. or oh.o.0.zsd(62) bear fruit.
oh.oh. (63) a particle, see Gram.
oh.od.ydm,dm (64)
(64) be slow, dilatory.
oh.tvl> (65) elevated ridges in trunks of trees.
oh.{dR0.{dR (66) a tree.
oJ 1. (1) co. of oD.(2) scold, clamor;
2. With other roots, (13) a man of ill fame, a
libertine, (10) drink the water of allegiance.
u;oJ(12) see u;; CJoJcGg def. 2. (13);
CJoJrk.(14) see CJ< woJ co. of woD.;
wv;oJp;(16) see w; w>oJ(17) see w>; tDoJp; 2.
(18)
Deriv. uoJ see Dic. p. 311.
oJuvR (3) or oD.0HoJuvR backbite, slander.
oJum or oJbk.oJum(4) a bamboo paddle.
oJusm (5) scold, clamor.
oJp;: or vJ>uJoJp;(6)
p;(6) truth, righteousness.
oJxH (7) rich, wealthy.
oJxD. (8) creak, as a tree when about to fall.
oJbk. (9) co. of oJum
oJ0HoD.uvR (10) same as oJuvR
oJ; (1) the areca tree.
wudoJ;(7) see w; toJ; co. of t%lm
oJ;xD. or oJ;xD.oJ;xD(2) make an offering to the guardian
spirit of a field.
oJ;o. or oJ;ol.oJ;o.(3) the areca nut.
oJ;ol. (4) co. of oJ;o.
oJ;od (5) the smallest areca nuts of a cluster.
oJ;tbd (6) the trunk of the areca tree.
oJ. (1) or oJ.tg numerous, many.
oJ.xD. (2) increase.
oJ.z; or oJ.yX>oJ.z;(3) split, divide.
oJ.oX (4) tell another what to do, set another about a work.
od a sheep, 1. (1) oil, (2) fat, (3) purify, by melting
and straining;
2. With other roots, (22) neg. not fat, not smooth,
(23) sesamy oil, (23=1) a shepherd, (24)
(24) a founder,
one who casts metals, (25) express oil, (26) to
relish, (29) Chinese black glazed cloth, (30) rich,
good soil.
cGJ.od(21) see cGJ.; wod def. 2. (22); eH.od 2. (23);
ySRodw>oh 2. (24); 0Hmod 2. (25); 0H.od 2. (26);
oHod(27) see oH; oJ;od(28) see oJ;; oDod 2. (29);
[D.cd.od 2. (30)
odub; (4) co. of odubJ;
odubJ; or odubJ;odub;(5) very smooth, also quite, as
quite gone, (6) rich, luscious, as food.
odud>vd. (7) lard, tallow, &c. in a mass.
odCd; (8) melt wax, for cleansing.
odpkodcD. (9) idle, doing nothing.
odql. (10) wool.
odn. (11) lean, not fat.
odxHngxH (12) fragrant oil.
odxD. (13) grow fat.
odySD> (14) fat, oil, &c.
odzH; (15) a sheep skin.
odbh. (15=1) do.
odrD (16) a figure in weaving, resembling the wing of an
arrow.
odvDcD (17) a cup for oil.
odoH; or odoH;bJ;oH;(18) the scraps, or refuse of lard or
wax.
od{dRcsg{dR (19) a mixture of sesamy oil and lye, used to fix
colors.
odm (1) light, loose, not compact.
uodm(2) see Dic. p.311.
od; 1. (1) put on, as a jacket or pantaloons, (2) a key,
(3) stocks;
2. With other roots, (18) like, in the same manner.
pod;(14) see p; 'H;od;(15) see 'H;; eDod;(16) see eD;
zH;od;(17) see zH;; 'fod; def. 2. (18); tod; co. of
tul
Deriv. uod; see Dic. p.311.
od;uvHR (4) co. of uluvHR
od;Cm or od;CmusdRCm(5) fasten in the stocks; (6)
confine, make fast, as a turtle.
od;qh (6=1) put on a tunic.
od;-wL; (7) co. of oe;
od;x; (8) an iron key.
od;xD. (9) begin to weave, as a mat or basket.
od;ynd; (10) 'scandent shrub of the genus Uvaria.'
od;od
od;x; (11) wear iron fetters, as a convict.
od;{dRusdR{dR (12) stocks.
od. 1. (1) blasted paddy, the spongy parts of fruits, (2)
reprove, instruct, so as to being into the right way,
(3) friends, those whom we love;
2. With other roots, (19) call each other friends,
(30) idiotic, wanting in common sense, (31) the
catamenial discharge.
ud;od. def. 2. (19); cGJod.(20) see cGJ;
w>od.w>oD(21) see w>; xhod.(22) see xh;
'H.od.(23) see 'H.; 'Dod.(24) see 'D; eD.cGJod.(25)
see eD.; yod.(26) see y; zSDod.(27) see zSD;
bkod.cd.(28) see bk; o;od. 2. (30); tod.toD
2. (31)
Deriv. uod. see Dic. p.311.
od.un; or od.un;oDun;(4) kindly beseech or entreat
one to take heed to his ways.
od.uhR or od.uhRoDuhR exhort, stir up to good works.
od.uGD. or od.uGD.eD.-wR(6) a coarse kind of basket.
od.CR (7) Pgho word for od.uGD.
od.CD. (8) chastise, discipline.
od.wph. (9) lead into evil, corrupt.
od.w> or od.w>oDw>(10) instructions, precepts.
od.'d (11) instruct by a figure.
od.ylR (12) co. of zDylR a granary.
od.vd or od.vd
vdeJ.vd(13) teach, show another.
od.oD (14) instruct.
od.vdm (15) exhort one another.
od.oGH; (16) co. of [k;wk>
od.{dRzD{dR (17) a granary.
oD 1. (1) new, (2) verbal affix, formerly, (3) strike
with the fist;
2. With other roots, (40) a small shrub, (40=1)
ancient name for boat, (42) cobra, or spectacled
snake, (45) predict, foretell, (46) dispute, quarrel,
(48) reverberate, (50) a distance too great to allow
of going and returning the same day, (57) a sailor,
(58) at the beginning, formerly, (59) new heart,
(60) the pile of wood on which a corpse is burned,
(61) go, or travel in the night, (62) an order, as
from the Commissioner, (63) be new, (64) just
eaten.
u&D>oD def. 2. (40); csHoDzD 2. (40=1);
csD.oDeH.(41) see csD.; *k>oD 2. (42); pDRoD(43) see
pDR; qd;oD(44) see qd;; qDoDwGm 2. (45)(46);
qGJ.oDCJm(47) see qGJ.< woD 2. (48); (49) co. of
woH.; woDusJ 2. (50); w>oD co. of w>od. and
w>tX; xd.oDoH.(53) see xd.; yoD(54)(55)(56)
see y; ySRoDzDzd 2. (57); ysD>oD co. of rHrD>; vXoD 2.
(58); o;oD 2. (59); oH.oD 2. (60); [;cH;[;oD 2.
(61); toD 2. (62)(63); tD.oD 2. (64)
Deriv. uoD see Dic. p.312.
oDuwFm (4) Kar. Fable, No. 120.
oDubSJ (5)(6) new, recent, said of tracks.
oDu,DR (7) or oDu,H>oDu,DR live at a distance from
others.
oDu&J or oDu&JoDu&g(8) tree, species of 'Eleocarpus.'
oDuvlR or oDuvlRoDuvR(9) a grub, eats sweet potatoes.
oDuvdR (10) same as 'duvdR a red worm.
oDul or oDuloDuR(11) pound with the under part of the
fist.
oDcg (12) Pgho for pDRoD a priest.
oDCJm (13) a species of bamboo, small and long between
joints.
oDCJm0g (14) do. white kind.
oDCJmol (15) do. black kind.
oDwH> or oDwH>oDysR(16) pound with the fist.
oDwl> or oDbk.oDwl>(17) a species of harp.
oDwhR or oDwhRoDwR(18) a tray.
oD-wL; (19) co. of oe;
oDwGm (20) predict.
oDxD (21) send a message up stream.
oDxD. (22) become new, as a dirty garment by washing.
oDyH> (23) "Bengal quince."
oD_yD>oH (24) tree, the 'Xylocarpus granatum.'
oDysR (25) co. of oDwH>
oDzD (26) co. of uDRvR
oDbk. (27) co. of oDwl>
oD,HR (28) something anciently of superior power.
oD&hR or oDbk.oD&hR(26) a kind of mat.
oD&hRrh.vJ; (30) a kind of insect.
oDvlRcd. (31) ancient name for a Burman priest.
oD0D> (32) here and there, (33) chatter away about any
thing that comes into the head.
oDoH. or oDoH.ySDR*DR(34) an imaginary mountain, the
Myenmu of the Burmans.
oDod or jyJ>uH.oDod(35) black glazed cloth.
oDoDweR (36) all night.
oDtl or ud>oDtlud>oDysR(37) oppressively hot.
oDtd (38) the shaddock.
oD;}uD>bH (1) name of a tree found in salt water.
uoD; see Dic. p.312. weJoD;(3) see w
oD. 1. (1) noise, sound, voice, (2) insect, of several
species, belonging to the genus 'Cimex,' (3) co. of
the term for useful.
*DRoD.(17) see *DR; pkoD.(18) see pk; woD.(19) co.
of w*dm; w>oD.(20) see w>
oD.*l*lm (4) co. of oD.*JR
oD.*JR or oD.*lmoD.*JR(5) scrapings of bamboos.
oD.*DR (6) co. of uvHR; (7) name of a bird.
oD.wJmrk> (8) a great multitude.
oD.xD. or oD.xD.oJxD.(9) make a noise.
oD.vHm or oD.vHmoD.vJ>(10) study.
oD.0H (11) co. of oJuvR
oD.o; (12) co. of oD.oH;
oD.oH; or oD.oH;oD.o;(13) three fourths of a rupee.
oD.oJ (14) noise, sound.
oD.oH.-oJ (15) imitative of the rattle of gilt paper ornaments
about a pagoda when moved by the wind.
oD.}oD}oD (16) sound made by wind rushing through branches
of trees.
-og-
og-og (1) sound made by walking through grain.
-o>-
o>-o> sound, of water running from the eaves.
-o;-
o;-o; do. made by scraping a cucumber.
u-o; co. of u-oK;
oK;
-o. sound, the jingling of small brass bells.
-oH or -oH-og blow the nose.
-oH.-oJ sound, as the jingling of silver, (2) name of an
ancient instrument of music.
-oH.-oH.-oKR
oKR (3) the cry of zd.CJ's grandmother, in Kar. Fab.
-oK ==vDR-oK(1)
oK(1) fall as dirt, &c. through the floor, (2)
fall as fruit from the stem.
u-oK;<
oK;< pkm-oK;(4)
oK;(4) see pkm; w-oK;(5)
oK;(5) and
w-oK;xD
oK;xD.(6) see w
Deriv. see Dic. p.312.
-oL (1) thrust a stick into the sand, as for turtles eggs,
(2) inhale air by holding the mouth open, as when it
is smearing with chillies.
-oLxD. (3) snuff, inhale with violence.
pD-oL(4) a particle, entirely gone.
-oL>-
oL>-oL> (1) blow with violence.
-oL; (1) co. of ur.
-oL;pkur.cD. (2) sin with the hand, as in stealing.
-oL;xgcd. (3) sin with the mouth.
-oh (1) a disease, an eruption.
-oh-oh (2) sound made by clanking fetters.
u-oh.(1) see Dic. p.313.
-oh.-oh. (2) sound made by little bells.
-oJ}oD (1) pleasantly, applied to laughing.
-oJ or -oJpDRusDR(2) lascivious, lewd.
u-oJ(3) see Dic. p.313.
-oJ; (1) trim, as by cutting off bark, thorns, &c.
-oJ;v. (2) cut leaves, from the midrib, as the denee.
}od}od (1) sound made by little bells.
u}od(2) see Dic. p.313.
}oD (1) clear up after rain, (2) reverberate;
2. With other roots, (5) cause to be heard, (9) an
echo.
uwdR}oD def. 2. (5); pl}oD(6) see pl;
qH.}oDuvm(7) see qH.; w}oD 2. (9)
}oDvDR (3)
(3) make known, as an order.
}oD}oD (4) gently, as wind.
}oD>}oD> (1) sound, as of water falling on dry leaves, (2) as
of a heavy wind.
}oD. (1) past the season of harvest, (2) same as oD.
}oD.}oD. (3) sound, as of many persons wailing, (4) do. as of
many persons playing on bamboo flutes.
u}oD.(5) see Dic. p.313.; eX}oD.(6) see eX
oGg (1) rubbish, which floats on the water, (3) large, of
superior growth.
uDRoGg(6) see uDR; CDoGg(7) see CD; pJoGg(8) see pJ;
wusdRoGg(9) see w; w>oGg(10) co. of w>oU;
ysd>oGg(11)(12)
g(11)(12) see ysd>; bDoGg co. of thvH;;
ouHRoGg(14) see o; toGg(15) same as (3)<
toGg(16) co. of thvH;
Deriv. uoGg see Dic. p.313.
oGguvm (2) smile, laugh without making a noise.
oGgoGg (4) applied to cutting flesh or skin into strips.
oG>oG> (1) breathe hard, as a buffalo.
oG; (1) irritation in the throat;
2. With other roots, (9) intensive to the term for
covered up, filled up, as holes, (10) give, yield to
pressure, as chaff, rotten wood.
ud>oG;(7) see ud>; udmoG;(8) see udm; ooG;uvm
def. 2. (9); oGD;oG
;oG; 2. (10)
oG;uvm (2) applied to cutting, cut off at a stroke, (3) applied
to blowing with the mouth, one violent puff.
oG; (4) coupled with [;r> lost.
oG;oG; (5) applied to strong puffs of wind, or to winnowing
grain, briskly.
oG. 1. (1) charcoal;
2. With other roots, (5) burn charcoal, (6) burnt to a
coal, (7) smart, sting, as from a violent slap on the
bare skin, (8) rice prepared for distilling, (11) very
hoarse, (12) light, loose soil, (13) be hoarse.
uk>oG. def. 2. (5); ud>oG. 2. (6)(7)(8);
wusdRoG
RoG.(9) see w; ouHRoG.(10) see o; oH;oG ;oG.
2. (11); [D.cd.oG. 2. (12); tuvk>oG. 2. (13)
oG.cd. (2) burning ground for the dead, a grave.
oG.wu> (3) not burn readily, as bad wood, (4) unsavory,
without relish.
oGH 1. (1) a nest, (1=1) "a species of millet;"
2. With other roots, (3) moss, on trees, (5) a hog's
nest, (6) a bird's nest, (13) small variety of the
genus citrus, (14) cloth in which a young child is
wrapped or carried.
uvHRoGH def. 2. (3); xHoGH see xH; xd;oGH 2. (5);
xd.oGH 2. (6); zX.oGH see zX.; zSd.oGH same as zX.oGH;
bkzsd>oGH(10) see bk; 0hoGH see 0h; o.oGH 2. (13);
toGH 2. (14)
Deriv. uoGH see Dic. p.313.
oGH{dR (11) co. of ,dR{dR and ySd>{dR
oGH>oGH> (1) same as oG>oG>
oGH; (1) be wrinkled, (2) puckered, gathered, as a seam,
when both sides of the cloth have not been pulled
even, (3) close, by drawing a string, as the top of a
bag, (4) close, as the bottom of a net, by drawing
and making fast.
usX>oGH;(8) see usX>; xk;oGH;(9) see xk;
Deriv. uoGH; see Dic. p.314.
oGH;x;cd. (5) wrinkled about the mouth.
oGH;oGH; (6) applied to scent, smell by way of trial, as a thing
before eating it.
oGH. 1. (1) blood;
2. With other roots, (17) have the blood diseased,
(18) of one flesh and blood, (19) same as (17);
(20) blood.
cd.oGH.(16) see cd.; qgoGH. def. 2. (17);
woGH.CDwn.CD 2. (18); w>oGH.[;*DR 2. (19);
toGH.txHtoGH.tn. 2. (20)
oGH.u'g (2) irregular menstruation.
oGH.ud>vd. (3) clotted blood.
oGH.CR or oGH.CRoGH.CJR(4) flooding.
oGH.Ch or oGH.ChpDRCh(5) suppressed menses.
oGH.qSH (6) liquid blood.
oGH.xH[;*DR (7) diseased blood.
oGH.xl. (8) the pulse.
oGH.xD. (9) have the blood rise to the head, producing
dizziness or faintness.
oGH.'k; or oGH.'k;oGH.vd.(10) clotted blood.
oGH.vd. (11) co. of oGH.'k;
oGH.vDR (12) pass blood, as in dysentery.
oGH.vDRpDR or oGH.vDRpDRn.vDRwJm(13) drop, trickle, as blood
from a wound.
oGH.ouR (14) same as oGH.ud>vd.
oGH.{dRxH{dR < oGH.{dRpDR{dR(15) blood.
oGX. (1) rush upon, as a tiger, thrust at, as with the fist.
uoGX.(2) see Dic. p.314. vDRoGX.vDRoGD(3) applied
to the voice, loud, heavy.
oU 1. (1) a conical hand net;
2. With other roots, (10) a species of mushroom,
(11) make a hand net, (12) come out in an eruption,
as measles, (15) a species of mushroom, (17) the
nipple.
ukRoU def. 2. (10); q;oU 2. (11)(12); w'D;oU(13)
see w; xgoUw>(14) see xg; 'd;wu;oU 2. (15);
eXoU(16) see eX; Ek>oU 2. (17); oyXRoU(18) see o
oUuD (2) name of a month, March.
oUcd.'l (3) the binding or rim of a fish net.
oUcd.ym (4) a cord which binds the edge of the net.
oUw> (5) poetry used on funeral occasions.
oUbd or oUtH.oUbd(6) plants of the arum tribe.
oUbdqH. (7) species of arum, leaves sour.
oUoGDto; (8) swim about as fish in the water.
oU{dRuC>{dR (9) same as 1. (1)
oGJ 1. (1) taxes, (2) a floor, (3) sore, as the head from
having the hair pulled, (4) smart, as flesh from a
slap, (5) a chain;
2. With other roots, (8) supporters of a floor, (9) the
bit of iron chain on a fishing line, (11) place money
for taxes in rows, (12) wattles of a fowl.
usL{dRoGJ{dR def. 2. (8); wcGJtoGJ 2. (9); x;oGJ see
x;; &GJ.vDRoGJ 2. (11); toGJ 2. (12)
oGJu'h. (6) be very hot, as in fever.
oGJeD.cH or oGJeD.cd.oGJeD.cH(7) side of the room toward
which the feet lie.
oGJ; 1. (1) feel rough, as the eye when inflamed;
2. With other roots, (9)
(9) a pile of chaff.
xDoGJ;(7)(8) see xD; zhoGJ; def. 2. (9)
oGJ;uvm (2) silently, secretly.
oGJ;wuJm (3) feel rough to the touch or taste.
oGJ;oGJ; (4) blow gently, as a breeze, (5) grind, as a knife,
(6) vicious.
oGJ. 1. (1) cut, pare, whittle;
2. With other roots, (8) small species of soft shelled
turtle, (10) descendants.
csH;oGJ. def. 2. (8); vDRoGJ. co. of vDRpXR;
tpXRtoGJ. 2. (10)
oGJ.ubsH; (2) cut into thin slices.
oGJ.u0DR (3) cut a thing into a round shape.
oGJ.wJm (4) cut off.
oGJ.v; or oGJ.bk
.bk.oGJ.v;(5) charcoal.
oGJ.tbh. (6) pare off the rind, as of a cucumber.
oGJ.tD. (7) cut the husk from an areca nut preparatory to
eating.
oGD 1. (1) a tree, 'Lagerstroema regina,' (2) cut the
shrubs and undergrowth of a field;
2. With other roots, (5) cut around, (6) fall out, as
the bottom of a pot, or in, as earth, so as to make a
circular hole, (7) hanging as creepers from trees.
usDoUoGD def. 2. (5); vDRoGD 2. (6)(7)
Deriv. uoGD see Dic. p.314.
oGDcGg (3) a tree, a species of 1. (1)
oGDm ==uoGDm see Dic. p.314.
oGD wheeze, as one in talking, when very hoarse.
uoGD;uoG; see Dic. p.314.
oGD. (1) insert, place inside, add to, as to complete a
given number.
wRoGD.(2) a monkey.
[g 1. (1) evening, dusk;
2. With other roots, (10) at evening, (11) an
interjection, expressive of unwillingness.
w[g(7) see w; wl>[g(8) see wl>; r[g(9) see r;
vX[g def. 2. (10); [>[g 2. (11)
Deriv. u[g see Dic. p.314.
[gr> or [grlR[gr>(2) be lost, (3) co. of oH
[grlR (4) co. of [gr>
[g[g (5) sound of laughing.
[>[> (1) sound, as of many persons laughing.
[; 1. (1) to walk;
2. With other roots, (24) a species of plant, (25)
have the feet become numb, by sitting on them, (26)
have the hand numb, or "asleep," (29) to destroy,
(30) have the mind destroyed, (31) die, have life
depart, (32) sound, made by whisking a ratan
briskly to and fro.
ck.[;x
[;xd; def. 2. (24); cD.[; 2. (25); pk[; 2. (26);
w[; co. of w[l;; rR[;*DR 2. (29); o[; co. of
o[l;; o;[;*DR 2. (30); o;[;xD. 2. (31);
[l;[H>[l;[; 2. (32)
Deriv. u[; see Dic. p.314.
[;ur> or [;'h.[;ur>(2) shun a debt.
[;uok. or [;uok.[;uoH;(3) walk out for the cool air.
[;usL.usL. (4) walk about leisurely.
[;usJRusDR (5) walk to and fro.
[;usdusd (6) gad about.
[;cH;[;oD (7) walk about in the dark.
[;*lm (8) co. of [;*DR
[;*DR or [;*l
[;*lm[;*DR(9) old, destroyed, of no use.
[;qSJ; or [;'h.[;qSJ;(10) avoid, shun.
[;xD. (11) become able to walk, as after sickness.
[;'d; (12) walk without a special purpose.
[;z; or [;rk>[;z;(13) go in different directions.
[;zsJ; or Ch>zsJ;[;zsJ;(14) run off, escape by flight.
[;zsd; or [;rSH[;zsd;(15) go astray.
[;ysd; (15=1) co. of Ch>rSH
[;rSH (15=2) walk in one's sleep.
[;&Jm&Jm (16) spicy.
[;v
[;vDR (17) go down, descend, as from a house.
[;0hR0hR (18) go from one place to another.
[;o'. (19) go from, leave.
[;ok; (20) run from soldiery.
[;oh (21) be able to walk, as young children.
[;tvD> (22) remove, go to another place.
[. ==u[.(1) see Dic. p.315.
y[.(2) co. of y[H.
[H[H (1) sound, made in laughing, (2) whine as a dog.
u[H(3) see Dic. p.317.
[H>[H> (1) talk, cry, or call with a loud voice, (2) sound, as
of rushing flame.
u[H>(3) see Dic. p.317.
[Hm ==u[Hm(1) see Dic. p.317.
[H; 1. (1) hold in the hand, take hold of;
2. With other roots, (13) numeral affix to bamboo
splints, (15) a species of leprosy.
w[H; def. 2. (13)< eX[H; co. of eX[;< ,GJ>[H;wrd;
2. (15)
[H;uzD (2) hold lightly.
[H;uhRpkuG>uhRrJm (3) take by the hand, assist, as one we pity.
[H;Cm (4) hold fast.
[H;pXR or [H;pXRzD.pXR(5) assist in holding.
[H;qX or [H;qXzD.qX(6) accept, or receive from another.
[H;wrkmb. (7) out of balance, as a spinning wheel.
[H;xD. (8) take out or up.
[H;M> (9) obtain, take, get.
[H;zD. (10) seize hold of.
[H;vDR or [H;vDRzD.vDR(11) pick up, as a thing from the
ground.
[H;ol or [H;ol[H;vg(12)
vg(12) in spinning have the spindle
remain stationary while the rim turns.
[H. 1. (1) a house;
2. With other roots, (19) sweep the house, (20) a
house, building, of any kind, (21) the teak tree,
(22)(23) make, or build a house.
cGJ[H. def. 2. (19); w>[H. 2. (20); y[H. 2. (21);
rR[H. 2. (22); ol.[H. 2. (23)
[H.u. (2) co. of [H.'l.
[H.cd. or [H.cd.[H.e>(3) roof of a house.
[H.qJcd. (4) the east side of a house.
[H.wX> (5)(6) co. of [H.xl. and [H.vD>
[H.xl. or [H.xl.CDxl. or [H.wX>[H.xl.(7) house
posts.
[H.'l. or [H.'l.[H.u.(8) sides or partitions of a house.
[H.'hvD or [H.'hcd.[H.'hvD(9) an old forsaken house.
[H.zdCJ (10) a little Nat house.
[H.zdpD> (11) miniature houses, made by children in play.
[H.bl;vdmto; (12) houses near each other.
[H.rk>'XuX
'XuX (13) a collection of houses, large and small.
[H.rJmng (14) front of a house.
[H.vD> or [H.vD>CDxH; or [H.vD>CDvD>(15) site for a
house, (16) the placenta.
[H.o'Dpd (17) the ridge pole of a house.
[H.{dRCD{dR (18) a house.
[X 1. (1) cook by steam;
2. With other roots, (13) a large round head, (14)
one pot of steamed rice, (18) rice cooked by
steaming, (19) a pot for steaming.
urX>[X def. 2. (13); w[X 2. (14); wH>[X co. of
wH>rk>; y[X co. of wpk; yDR[X(17) see yDR; rhR[X 2.
(18); oyXR[X 2. (19)
Deriv. u[X see Dic. p.317.
[Xud. (2) cook bread by steam.
[Xcd. (3) co. of [XzX
[XxD. or [XxD.vJ;xD.(4) place on the fire for steaming.
[XxD. or [XxD.[XvDR(5) stretch the string of a 0.cD(6)
tell that which is untrue.
[XySm (7) throw a net in fishing.
[XzX or [Xcd.[XzX(8) the abdomen.
[XzXusXR (9) a firm or safe state of pregnancy.
[XvH[XvD (10) confusedly, unintelligibly.
[XvD (11) co. of [XvH
[X. 1. (1) steam by placing a thing under the cover of
the pot while rice is cooking;
2. With other roots, (6) very white, (7) sound, as of
bees swarming.
0g[X.uvm def. 2. (6); og[X.uvm 2. (7)
[X.bX (2) same as [X.
[X.[
[X.[X. (3) loud, boisterously, applied to crying, laughing,
calling, and talking.
[X.oGH (4) cook, by steaming a thing over rice.
[XRtXR (5) an interjection.
[k 1. (1) cleaned rice, (2) brood, sit, as a hen, (3) howl
as a monkey;
2. With other roots, (26) a species of serpent not
venomous, (27) pant, as a person climbing a
mountain, (28) show signs of joy as a child at
seeing its mother.
udmqD[k(24)24) see udm; zd;[k(25) see zd;; rd>[k def. 2.
(26); og[kogCD 2. (27); og[kog[J 2. (28)
Deriv. [ku see Dic. p.317.
[kur. (4) co. of [kurll.
[kurl. or [kurl.[kur.(5) fine bran produced in
pounding rice.
[kud>oG. or [kud>oG.[kud>oGJ.(6) rice prepared for
distilling.
[k*k>uV (7) rice partially cleaned.
[kCm (8) hug, fold in the arms.
[kqJ;zSd; (9) cleaned rice.
[kxH; or [kxH;[kzD(10) cleaned rice, first quality, (11) in
pounding rice the small quantity left in the bottom
of the mortar.
[keH; or [kyd>[keH;(12) broken rice.
[keD> (13) any cleaned rice, ready for cooking.
[kyd> co. of [keH;
[kzSd (15) whole rice.
[kbs; (16) co. of [kbsJ;
[kbsJ; or [kbsJ;[kbs;(18) broken rice.
[krk>uX or [krk>uX[krk>vg(19) in pounding rice flour the
parts not fully pulverized, (20) the negro monkey.
[ko; or bko;[ko;(21) cleaned rice.
[k{dRoeH;{dR (22) do.
[k>[k> (1) applied to the sound made by an old person in
crying, to groaning, the growl of a tiger and to
rushing flame.
'D;[k>'D;[k>(2) see 'D;
[k; 1. (1) former name for abdomen;
2. With other roots, (10) born of one mother, (12)
an accoucher, (13) a skillful accoucher, (14)
become pregnant.
wrd>[k;CD def. 2. (10); yd>jyH;oH[k; see yd>;
ySRuG>y[k; 2. (12); ySRpdmy[k;oh 2. (13);
t[k;td.xD. 2. (14)
[k;u; or [k;u;o;u;(2)
u;o;u;(2) griping pain in the bowels.
[k;csH. or [k;csH.o;CJ(3) see csH.
[k;pR (4) co. of [k;ySm
[k;qgxD. (5) pains of childbirth.
[k;ySm or [k;ySm[k;pR(6) cast a net for fish.
[k;zX or [k;zXo;zX(7) distention of the bowels.
[k;vm or [k;cd.[k;vm(8) the lap, below the abdomen.
[k;td.ouGH (9) in parturition, have the child inverted.
[k. (1) to steal.
uG>[k.(2) keep an eye on secretly; pDRuG>[k.(3)
see pDR; w>[k. co. of w>bs.
[l (1) hear, be heard.
w>[l(9) co. of w>og; e>[l(10) see e>
[lxd. or [lxd.[lvH.(2) (2) chase birds from a field.
[lxDogvDR (3) be famous, noised abroad.
[lxD. (4) hold a funeral feast.
[lyXR or [lyXR[ltH.(5) watch, as a field.
[lb. or [lb.ogb.(6)
.ogb.(6) reach the ear, come to one's
knowledge.
[lvH. (7) co. of [lxd.
[l>[l> (1) sound, same as [k>[k>
u[l>(2) see Dic. p.318.
[l; (1) shake violently, (2) shake, as the head of an old
person.
-uJ>[l;cd.(10) see u&J> 2.; w[l;w[;w[;(11)
[;(11) see w
1.; w>[l; see w>; xd.[l co. of xd.0;
Deriv. u[l; see Dic. p.218.
[l;wdm[l;&> (3) shake, tremble with age.
[l;xD. (4) co. of 0;xD.
[l;&> (5) co. of [l;wdm
[l;vJmvdm (6) rock from side to side.
[l;0; (7) shake violently.
[l;[l; (8) sound, made by whisking a rod to and fro.
[l. (1) anoint, as with salve.
yw[l.(7): Wednesday.
[l.uv> (2) the sweet potato.
[l.yJvD
vDR (4) anoint, as with salve.
[l.zl;vJ; (5) rub on as medicine on a sore.
[l.vDR (6) same as [l.(1)
[lRuvm (1) be open, able to hear again, as the ear after a
temporary deafness.
u[lR(2) see Dic. p.318.
[h 1. to hate, (1) a deep green or blue color;
2. With other roots, (6) hatred, resentment, (9) to
hate, (10) a green fly.
ud>[h(4) see ud>; qD.[h(5) see qD.; w>[h def. 2.
(6); eX[h(7)(8) see eX; o;[h 2. (9); oHrd>[h 2.
(10)
[huvhR (2) a deep blue.
[ho; or [D.[hol.[D.[ho;(3) be angry, as infants.
[h; (1) a closing particle.
[h. 1. (1) to give;
2. With other roots, (26) a written message, a letter,
(27) sweet flag.
uyDR[h.uvm(23) see u; uJR[h.uvm(24) see
uJR; usR[h.uvm(25) see usR; vHm[h.,k> def. 2.
(26); vD>[h. 2. (27); vD>[h.xH(28) see vD>
Deriv. u[h
u[h. see Dic. p.318.
[h.uhR (2) give back.
[h.cD. (3) punish, as by fine or imprisonment.
[h.*H> (4) give first, to one before another..
[h.CDR (6) give, hand as from one to another.
[h.qd (7) co. of [h.*H>
[h.xD. (8) hand up.
[h.eJ. or [h.eJ.[h.vJm(9) (9) give instruction, show how to
do a thing.
[h.eDR (10) divide, give a portion to each.
[h.,k>[h.'d (11) send by another.
[h.vDR (12) hand down.
[h.vDRuGD> (13) injure another.
[h.vDRtrHR (14) give a name or title.
[h.vDRowH; (15) caution, give warning.
[h.vDRt*H> (16) encourage, give one strength.
[h.og or [h.og'dog(17) give an inheritance.
[h.oH (18) deliver over to death.
[h.[h. (19) imitative of sound, as loud calling, screaming,
crying.
[h.[d. (20) a disagreeable smell.
[h.tD. (21) give to eat, as food or betel.
[J (1) hot, pungent to the taste, (2) to come.
w>[Jw>qSD(17) see w>; w>[JplR(18) see w>;
eX[J(19) see eX; rd>[J(20) see rd>
[JuzJ; (3) very hot, pungent.
[JuhR (4) come back, return.
[JCDR (5) come to.
[JplR or w>[JplRw>[JvDR(6) rain.
[Jpdm (7) bring, fetch.
[JqSX (8) come with company, as a guide.
[JwkR (9) arrive.
[JxD. (10) come out or come up.
[JEkm (11) come in.
[JzJ;vJ; (12) very hot, exceedingly pungent.
[JrJ;rJ; (13) come quick.
[JvDR (14) come down.
[J[H; (15) come and take.
[J[D (16) hot and salt.
[Jm[Jm (1) sound, as laughter.
[J; 1. (1) interjection, used in frightening animals.
p[J;p[d;(5) see p; og[kog[J;(6) see og
Deriv. u[J; see Dic. p.319.
[J;[J; (2) sound, as of children laughing, (3) do. of brooks
and rills.
[d 1. (1) open, coarse;
2. With other roots, (8) day befor yesterday, two
days ago, (9) fall or become open, (10) become
open, as a clearing, (11) the interstices between the
intestines, (12) open a path before one, by pushing
impediments aside with the hands, (13) open the
door, or any thing turned one side, (14) be open.
w[d(3) see w; wR[d(4) see wR; eg[d see eg;
ym[d(6) see ym; yD;[d co. of 0H.[d; r[d def. 2. r;
vDR[d 2. (9)(10)(11); 0>[d 2. (12); 0H.[d 2. (13);
td.[d 2. (14)
[do; (2) give delight, or pleasure to the mind.
[d; (1) the knapsack harness.
udm[d;(12) and udmp[d;(13) see udm
[d;uh. (2) or [d;uh.[d;u. the collar bone.
[d;cd.0H (3) strap of the harness that goes round the head.
[d;qSD. (4) co. of [d;ysHR
[d;zD co. of [d;bd
[d;bd
bd or [d;bd[d;zD(6) the lower part of the hames in
knapsack harness.
[d;,k; (7) do. made of bark.
[d;,D>uH> (8) lower cord of a harness, going round the basket.
[d;o. or [d;ol[d;o.(9) the upper part of the hames.
[d;ysHR or [d;ysHR[d;qSD.(10) upper cord going round the
basket.
[d;{dRu,>{dR (11) same as [d;
[d. (1) a tree resembling the cocoanut.
w>[d.(4) see w>; y[d.(5) see y; [h.[d. see [h.
[d.w> or [d.w>,Dw>(2) to kill by witchcraft.
[d.[d. (3) sound, as of loud talking.
[D 1. (1) to be salt, (2) co. of [J, (3) drive away, drive
before;
2. With other roots, (13) prepare or cook a
particular kind of curry, (16) pant from fatigue.
w>[D co. of w>[J; wd[Dcg def. 2. (13); eX[D(14)
see eX; (15) co. of eXok.; og[D 2. (16)
[Duv> (3) a small plant, see uv>
[DuhR or [DuhR[DvJR(5) drive back, or away.
[DuGHm or [DuGHm[Dzsd;(6) drive off, frighten away
[Dcg or [Dbk.[Dcg(7) a species of curry.
[DxD. (8) drive away.
[D&g (9) co. of ued>
[DvDR (10) drive down, or out of the house.
[D[D (11) pant violently, as in ascending a steep.
[D>[D> sound made by laughing.
[Dm[Dm (1) same as og[kog[D
p[Dm(2) see p
u[D; see Dic. p.319. p[D; see p
[D. 1. (1) cry, weep, (3) earth;
2. With other roots, (43) a measure, as much as can
be taken up with both hands, (44) sand.
w[D.(42) see w and def. 2. (43); rJ;{d[D.{dR 2.
(44); th.ud.[D.ySH>(45) see th.
[D.eD> (2) co. of [D.ySH>
[D.uvm (4) wail, as for the head.
[D.uk> (5) a creeper resembling the piper betel.
[D.uJ; (6) scream, cry out violently.
[D.uG;uG; (7) cry violently, as young children.
[D.uGH or [D.uGH,XRuGH(8)(9) cry after, as a child after its
mother, cry to be taken up.
[D.cd. (10) or [D.cd.uyHm the earth.
[D.cd.n. (11) soil, earthy matter.
[D.cd.n.xh. (12) rich soil, free from stones.
[D.cd.'d. (13) the whole earth.
[D.cd.yS> (14) primeval jungle.
[D.cd.o0HxD. (15) vapor rising from the earth.
[D.cd.oG. (16) loose soil.
[D.cd.c; (17) price of land.
[D.cdod (18) rich soil.
[D.csg (19) co. of uyHm
[D.C; co. of rHql.
[D.iJ;iJ; (20) cry, fret, as a sick child.
[D.pR or [D.pR[D.'J.(21) disgraceful.
[D.plR[D.uJ; (22) cry, scream, as several children quarreling.
[D.qH or [D.qH[D.qg(23) name of a parasite.
[D.qS. or [D.qS.[D.qSJ.(24) name of a plant.
[D.w> (25) wail for the dead.
[D.wX> (26) a small plant, leaves eaten.
[D.xD. or [D.xD.vJ;xD.(27) dip up, with both hands.
[D.'J. (28) co. of [D.pR
[D.'d; or [D.'d;,XR'd;(29) pretend to cry.
[D.ed> (30) co. of [D.ySH>
[D.eD> (31) cry violently.
[D.ySH> or [D.ySH>[D.eD>(32) a species of white ants nest.
[D.zSH (33) an herb 'of the family Labiatae.'
[D.b. or [D.b.,XRxGJ or [D.b.,XR'd;(35) wail for
the dead.
[D.bD. (36) co. of uol
[D.,XR (37) cry. weep.
[D.vDR or [D.vDR,XRvDR(38) weep over, as over a corpse.
[D.0D.oU (39) an herb, 'resembling lemon balm.'
[D.0D.oUwyd> (40) 'lemon grass.'
[D.tD. (41) be destroyed by rust.
t (1) the third personal pronoun, a particle, see
Grammar.
tuhtug (2) work, business.
tuH>tvJ (3) heart of wood, hard, tvJ porous, tuH>
tg 1. (1)(2) numerous, many, much;
2. With other roots, (10) how many? (13) increase,
cause to increase, (16) be many, numerous.
ptg co. of ptd; qH;tg def. 2. (10); wtg see (11);
w; ytg co. of ytD; rRtgxD. 2. (13); otg same
as wtg; (15) co. of otD; td.tg 2. (16)
Deriv. utg see Dic. p.319.
tgxD. or tgxD.*D>xD.(3) to increase.
tgeD> (4) exceedingly numerous.
tgr; (5) do.
tg0m (6) the city of Ava.
tgtg*D>*D> (7) a great multitude.
tmtm (1) or tDmtDmtmtm sound, as of person retching.
utm(2) see Dic. p.319.
t;t; (2) co. of tk;tk; 1. (1) the call of a crow;
2. With other roots, (10) sound, made by a creature
nearly strangled, (11) stutter, have an impediment
in the speech, (12) be dumb, unable to walk.
wt;(4) see w; (5) co. of wtD;; eXwt;(6) see
eX; (7) co. of eXotl;; b.wt; co. of b.wrkm;
ot; co. of otl;; tH;t; def. 2. (10); tk;t; 2.
(11); tk;t;uwmyVR 2. (12); t;{dR co. of tl;{d
Deriv. ut; see Dic. p.319.
t.vg (1) an interjection, expressing dislike.
wt.(6) co. of wtk.; yt. co. of ytk;; vDRyt.
become coals.
t.[g (2) same as t.vg
t.t. (3) an interjection.
t.{g (4) same as t.vg
t.{l> (5) howl, as a tiger.
tH (1) another name for rk>Cg
ytH(13) see y; orHtH(14) the king of the rk>Cg
tHuoH or tHuoHtHuog(2) salt petre.
tH}uD;}uD; (3) name of an early kind of paddy.
tHiJm (4) moss.
tHwrd; (5)
(5) an early kind of paddy.
tHbk. (6) co. of tH0Jm
tHbl; (7) co. of tHo.
tH&H or tH&Htg&g(8) term used in calling swine.
tH&H. (9) sound, made by rubbing the surface of a thing
hard.
tHo. or tHo.tHbl;(10) salt.
tHo.qX (11) sugar.
tHtH (12) a creaking sound.
tH; 1. (1) to wheeze, (2) co. of uG>; (3) co. of od.
2. With other roots, (15) short necked, (16) breathe
with difficulty.
ukRtH;(7) see ukR; ptH;prDR(8) see p; wtH;(9) see
w; wD.eD.tH;(10) see wD.; 'H.tH;(11) co. of
'H.od.; bktH; co. of bkod.; rmtH
rmtH;(13) see rm;
otH; same as wtH;; otH;xH def. 2. (15); ogtH; 2.
(16); o;tH; do.
tH;vD>uw
uwD> (4) though, notwithstanding.
tH;vDR (5) co. of uG>vDR
tH;tH; (6) great noise, as of many people talking.
tH. 1. (1) narrow, (2) put forth convolute leaves, as the
plantain, sugar cane, &c. (3) dung, feces;
2. With other roots, (23) musty, mildewed, (31)
Kar. Fab. No. 15, (34) tender leaves of the plantain,
(36) to contract, make narrow, (37) slowly,
heavily.
wtH. def. 2. (23); w>tH.(24) see w>; xd;tH.(25)
see xd;; 'k;tH.(26)(27) see 'k;; egtH.(28) see eg;
e>tH.ol(29) see e>; eXtH. same as egtH.;
eD>tH.rXR 2. (31); rh.tH.(32) see rh.;
,XRtH.,XRtl;(33) see ,XR; v.tH.xD. 2. (34);
otH.(35) same as wtH.; ok;tH. 2. (36);
tktH.tktD. 2. (37)
Deriv. utH. see Dic. p.320.
tH.uwm
.uwm (4) co. of tH.uwHm and ul;uwm
tH.uwHm or tH.uwHmtH.uwm(6) constipation of the
bowels.
tH.udm (7) small, narrow.
tH.uD> or tH.uD>tH.bd(8) the rectum.
tH.qg or tH.qgqH.qg(9) void feces.
tH.qSd. (10) constipated feces.
tH.wv
wvD.b. (11) tenesmus, as in dysentery.
tH.xD. or tH.xD.qH.xD.(12) have the bowels open.
tH.xD. or tH.xD.,dmxD.(13) put forth convolute leaves.
tH.eD or tH.eDtH.yl;(14) expel "flatus."
tH.yhvh (15) narrow.
tH.ySJm (16) watery feces.
tH.vDR0D>vDRto; (17) look to one's self, take heed.
tH.0g (18) a disease incident to young children.
tH.ol (19) ear wax.
tH.tktH.tk (20) sing in a low voice.
tHR (1) a particle, here, this, see Gram, 31, 32.
tX 1. (1) bad, vile, wicked;
2. With other roots, the leprosy, (17) do wickedly,
(18) bad mind, (18=1) nausea, from seeing any
thing loathsome, (19) vile, bad.
pH;tX(7) see pH;; qgtX 2. (8); qD.tX(9) see qD.;
wtX see w; w>tX(11) see w>; wl>tX(13) see
wl>; e>wtX(14) see e>; ytX(15) see y;
b.tX(16) see b.; rRtX def. 2. (17); o;tX 2.
(18); o;b.tX
o;b.tX 2. (18=1); ttXtoD 2. (19)
Deriv. utX see Dic. p.320.
tXxD. (2) increase in wickedness.
tXemumoH (3) imperfectly, see Gram. 37.
tXM>ysD>oD (4) exceedingly filthy.
tXvDR (4=1) grow worse, or more vile, (12) old, spoiled.
tX. 1. (1) a kind of basket, (2) assent to;
2. With other roots, (5) clouds which go eastward,
(6) clouds which rise towards the zenith, (7) be
covered, or darkened by clouds, (8) clouds which
move westward.
wtX.(3) see w; w>tX.(4) see w>; w>tX.xD
def. 2. (5); w>tX.xD. 2. (6); w>tX.bX 2. (7);
w>tX.vDR 2. (8); xd;ytX.(9) see xd;; ytX.(10)
see y; otX.(11) same as wtX.
tXtXR (1) an interjection expressive of dislike.
tk-uKm
uKm (1) roar, as a tiger.
tkiJm or tkbk.tkiJm(2) moss.
tkpjyK (3) covered with dew drops.
utk see Dic. p.321, ud;tkiJm(5) call as a young
buffaloe.
tk; 1. (1) be anxious, (2) musty, mouldy, (3) hot,
sultry;
2. With other roots, (18) restrain anger, (20) flesh
of certain animals, which it is not considered
suitable for fathers in law, and sons in law, to eat
together, (30) the worst, the most filthy, (31)
depressed, fearful, sorrowful.
uDRtk;(17) see uDR; def. 2. (18); wtk;(19) see w;
w>tk;CD 2. (20); w;tk;(21) see w;; xkotk;(22)
see xk; xD.tk;(23)(24) see xD.; 'd;tk;(25) see 'd;;
eXtk;(26) see eX; ytk;(27)(28) see y; vDRtk Rtk;(29)
see vDR; otk; 2. (30); o;tk; 2. (31)
Deriv. utk; see Dic. p.321.
tk;urSJ (4) look sad, dejected.
tk;-uKm
uKm (5) thick, heavy, as cloth.
tk;c.tk;rSJ (6) sourly, angrily.
tk;wrSJ (7) same as tk;urSJ
tk;rSJ (8) co. of tk;c.
tk;ousKm (9) black, lowering, as clouds, (10) cloudy, red
clouds.
tk;t; or tk;tH.tk;t;(11) stammer, in speaking.
tk;t;uwmyVR (12) be dumb, unable to speak.
tk;tH.tk;tD. (13) stagger, reel from side to side.
tk;td or tk;tdtk;tg(14) a toad, (15) co. of wD. thick.
tk. 1. (1) putrid, rotten, (2) sing;
2. With other roots, (21) pull, strip off, (28) sour,
sullen look, (29) sing in a low voice.
wtk. def. 2. (21); w>tk.(22) see w>;
w>tk.uhRcD.uhR(23) see w>; xd.tk.vDRtrJm(25)
see xd.; eXtk.(26) see eX; bD.tk.bD.ySdm(27) see
bD.; rJmtk
mtk.oySDR 2. (28); tHtk. 2. (29)
Deriv. utk. Dic. p.321.
tk.uhR or tk.uhRcD.uhR(3) save, redeem.
tk.pySDR (4) look serious, dejected.
tk.wkm (5) time of death. see wkm
tk.wl>to; (6) bear for or instead of another.
tk.wD (7) co. of tk.wl>
tk.xg (8) sing.
tk.M> (9) engage to do.
tk.zSdm (10) co. of tk.oH
tk.vDR or tk.vDRtDvDR(11) agree, consent to.
tk.vDRubO. (12) become decomposed by putrefaction.
tk.vDRuvJ (13) do.
tk.vDRuvJ; (14) putrid, open as ulcers.
tk.vDRySdm (15) co. of tk.vDRySDR
tk.vDRyS
RySDR or tk.vDRySdmtk.vDRySDR entirely decomposed.
tk.oeg or tk.oegwl>oeg(17) plead for another.
tkmoH or tk.oHus.oH(18) become putrid.
tk.to; (19) agree, consent to.
tkR ==cJudmtkR (1) presently, future time, (2) hereafter.
rudmtkR(3) just now, time past.
tl 1. (1) blow with the mouth, (2) thrust the finger
into;
2. With other roots, (27) smarting, burning
sensation, as from eating chillies, (30) any wind
instrument of music, (36) smart, as a wound, be
very hot, as from travelling in the sun, (37) pungent
sensation in the stomach from eating strong spices,
(38) a leaf, (39) very close, sultry.
uysXRcd.tl(24); uvHRtl(25) see u; ud>tl(26)
see ud>; udm,l>tl def. 2. (27); C;oHtloH(28) see
C;; w>tl(29) see w>; 2. (30); wRtl co. of
wRqH.; xd;tl(32)(33) see xd;; bJtl co. of bJqH.;
rh.tl(35) see rh.; vDRtl 2. (36); o;tl 2. (37);
oh.v.tl 2. (38); oDtl 2. (39)
tlu%lm (3) roar, as a tiger.
tluH. (4) in weaving figures, part the threads with the
fingers.
tlcGJ;xD. (5) dig out, or dig up with the finger.
tlpd or tlpdtlysR(6) heaping full.
tlw>tl (7) to charm by blowing.
tlwHm stop the ear with the end of the finger.
tlxD. (9) take or pry out with the finger.
tlEkm or tlEkmcGJ;Ekm(11) thrust in the thumb or finger.
tlbsH. co. of tlbsJ.
tlbV. (14) killed by heat, as seeds.
tlbsJ (15) stretch and yawn, roll one's self about as a lazy
person.
tlrD (16) co. of pH.usH.
tlvg or tlvgtlvJ(17) a bamboo cup for drinking
arrack.
tlvJm or tlvHmtlvJm(18) same as tlbsJ
tlozSd (19) blow violently with the mouth.
tloH (20) co. of C;oH
tloGH or tloGHtloGg cover with a cloth and breathe upon,
as on a bruise to take out the soreness.
tltl (22) sound, as of crying or calling.
tl{lmtl{lm (23) sound, as the roar of a tiger.
tl; (1) the common mouse trap, (2) to praise;
2. With other roots, (13) a tree, the fruit of which is
used in preparing a medicine for leprosy.
qJtl;(9) see qJ; 'Dtl;(10) see 'D; ytl;(11) see y;
otl;(12) see o; oh.tl; def. 2. (13)
Deriv. utl; see Dic. p.321.
tl;-uLmtl;-uLm (3) same as tl{lmtl{lm
tl;wD
wDuHwl; (4) rehearsal, part of a funeral ceremony.
tl;tl; (5) sound, croaking of frogs, (6) roar of a tiger.
tl;{dRt;{dR (7) a trap, mouse trap.
tl. (1) a kind of obscene reviling.
tl.xD. or tl.xD.CJRxD.(2) bring up, as an old affair.
tl.%l (3) co. of qSD
tl.tl. sound, as the roar of an elephant.
th 1. (1) dodge, (2) approach each other, as two cocks
about to fight;
2. With other roots, (20) Kar. Fab. No. 10, same as
No. 2, (22) ginger, (23) a kind of water pot.
CJthM(18) see CJ; wth(19) see w; eD>rk.th def. 2.
(20); rRth co. of rReHR(21); oth 2. (22); oyXRth
2. (23)
Deriv. uth see Dic. p.321.
thuqJ or thuqH.thuqJ(3) show the teeth, as in smiling,
also set the teeth firmly together, as in bearing pain.
thcD (4) co. of thrJ
th*hR (5) loathsome, disgusting.
th*d> (6) co. of th*hR
thim (7) smile.
thwvH; (8) do.
thxD. or thxD.thvDR(9) grin, show the teeth, (10) open
the claws, as a crab.
the; (11) dodge, avoid a sword.
thbD (12) do. a spear.
thrJ or thrJthcD(13) open the mouth so as to show the
teeth.
thvH;bDoGg (14) make faces.
thobO or thobSH>thobO(15) be cracked.
thth (16) cry, thth as an elephant.
th. 1. (1) faeces, excrement, (2) co. of pD; (3) to bite;
2. With other roots, (40) the knife cuts, (47) "feel
savage," (48) be decided, determined.
wd>th.zSJupk(39) see wd>; CJmth. def. 2. (40);
w>th.(41) see w>; x;th.(42) see x;;
xD.th.(43) see xD.; eDuGJth.(44) see eD;
rRth.vdm(45) see rR; v;th. co. of vk.cl.;
o;th.*Hm 2. (47); o;th.wJm 2. (48)
th.upkm (4) intensive to the word for heat, (5) have a fierce,
savage appearance.
th.uzD (6) bite softly.
th.u&J; or th.u&H>th.u&J;(7) intense, applied to heat.
th.ud.[D.ySH> (8) see ySH> 2. (30)
th.usXR (9) co. of th.pHm
th.usdR (10) bite the fastening, as a dog.
th.*Hm or th.*Hmth.*m(11)(12) be very angry, in a rage.
th.pHm or th.pHmth.usXR(13) firm, tight.
th.pSRuvJm (14) bite at greedily.
th.qg or th.qgqH.qg(15) void feces.
th.qSH (16) chew a thing to give an agreeable taste to the
mouth.
th.wusm (17) snap the teeth together, as a dog, in snapping at
an insect.
th.wCH; or th.wCH;th.wC;(18) gnash the teeth.
th.wJm (19) bite off, (20) have the mind set upon, be
determined.
th.wk; (21) bite and drag away, (22) ache, throb, and as a
boil.
th.wk;th.xGg (23) be angry and threaten to do this or that.
th.xD (24) bite and adhere to, as a leech, (25) seize upon
somethign one has said, to bring him into trouble.
th.xD. (26) to bite.
th.M> (27) chew and give to another person, as to one who
has lost his teeth.
th.eD or th.rl;th.eD(28) expel wind.
th.zSd; (29) co. of th.vl
th.bkupkm (30) very sharp, as the edge of a knife.
th.vl or th.vlth.zSd; or th.vlth.zsd;(31) watery feces.
th.vdm or th.vdmqd;uhR(32) to quarrel.
th.vdmto; (33) fight, bite each other, as dogs.
th.vdmqX (34) retaliate.
th.oH
oH; or th.oH;qH.oH(35) the intestines.
th.oH; (36) co. of eD>uD>
th.ol or th.olth.vg(37) ear wax.
th.tD. (38) chew, eat.
tJzdpd> (1) Karen Fable, No. 131.
ptJ'J(6) see p Deriv. utJ see Dic. p.321.
tJv;vJ> (2) Kar. Fab. No. 5.
tJoHe> (3) Kar. Fab. No. 87.
tJ{DRtJ{DR (4) sound, made by a fowl when caught.
tJ; 1. (1) open, spread apart;
2. With other roots, (11) partially decayed, as wood,
bamboos, (1??) applied to timber, split, crack off in
hewing, (19) open, fall out, as some seeds.
us.tJ;td; def. 2. (11); c.tJ;(12) see c.;
ptJ;(13) see p; qJ;tJ;(14) see qJ;; wtJ; 2. (15);
'h.tJ;(16) see 'h.; vgtJ;(17) see vg; vDRtJ;(18)
see vDR; 2. (19)
Deriv. utJ; see Dic. p.322.
tJ;urSg or tJ;urSH>tJ;urSg(2) spread, diverge wide asunder.
tJ;cD (3) open, as a seed when vegetating.
tJ;xD. or tJ;xD.tJ;vDR(4) spread, as a bird its wings,
preparatory to flight.
tJ;&Jm (5) co. of vg
tJ;oH (6) co. of us.oH
tJ;t'H; (7) spread the wings.
tJ;t; (8) imitative of the call of a crow.
tJ;tJ (9) applied to the noise of children at play, and in
crying.
tJ. 1. (1) love, be pleased with;
2. With other roots, (25) according to one's own
liking.
w>tJ.w>uGH(24) see w>; o;tJ.xD. def. 2. (25)
Deriv. utJ. see Dic. p.322.
tJ.uxXtJ.'D'd; (2) love one upon another, i.e. two brothers marry
two sisters, which is not Karen custom.
tJ.ubsH; (3) secret unlawful intercourse.
tJ.uGH (4) love, have affection for.
tJ.uGD> (5) love the law, or litigation.
tJ.*hR (6) very fond of, love very much.
tJ.wqSd;b. (7) incest.
tJ.wvhR (8) love one after another, as a rake.
tJ.wD or tJ.wDcd;CH;(9) to betroth.
tJ.'H.vDR (10) co. of tJ.yuXR
tJ.'d; or tJ.'d;tJ.'D(11) to like, approve.
tJ.'d; or tJ.'d;vD'd;(12) love for a short time only.
tJ.'D (13) co. of tJ.'d;
tJ.M> (14) or th.M>uGHM> take, because we like.
tJ.yuXR or tJ.yuXRtJ.'H.vD(15) sodomy.
tJ.bH; (16) co. of tJ.bX
tJ.bX or tJ.oH;tJ.bX(17) adultery.
tJ.rk.cGg (18) where two brothers marry sisters, and the older
brother takes the younger sister.
tJ.rk.wH>,dR (19) same as tJ.wqSd;b.
tJ.vDRto; (20) be selfish, love one's self only.
tJ.oH.zD (21) improper familiarity between the sexes.
tJ.oH.rg (22) seduction.
td 1. (1) term used by Karens in calling a dog;
2. With other roots, (18) a hollow trees, (19) crow,
as a cock.
ptd(11)< ptdtD.(12)
(12) see p; n.td(13) see n.;
wJ.0J.td(14) see wJ.; 0J>td(15) see 0J>;
otd(16)(17) see o; oh.td 2. (18); td.td 2.
(19)
Deriv. utd see Dic. p.322.
tdu&DR (2) old, and very thin in flesh.
tdp&DR (3) same as tdu&DR
tdpd or tdpdtdysR(4) heaping full.
tdw&DR (5) same as tdu&DR
tdxD (6) co. of yS> old and shriveled.
tdeDR or tdbk.tdeDR(7) a species of water snake.
td&DR (8) a time of great wretchedness, yet to come, when
all will be destroyed but land and water.
tdo&DR (9) same as tdu&DR
td; 1. (1) open, as a door or box, (2) think, consider,
(3) assume another appearance in Hades from what
a thing has in this state, as seen by necromancers,
(4) portend, foreshow by a dream;
2. With other roots, (22) open, disgusting, as ulcers,
(24) burst and peel off, as the sheath of bamboos,
(25) wide spread, flaring.
wtd;(20) see w; ytd;(21) see y; 2. (22);
bD.td;(23) see bD.; vDRtd; def. 2. (24); otd; 2.
(25)
td;uzSg (5) pull apart, with the fingers.
td;uG;uG; (6) sound, as uG;uG; in splitting, tearing, &c.
td;prSg (7) same as td;uzSg
td;wv. (8) spread, as a boat, unfold, as a garment.
td;xD. (9) open, as a door.
td;z; (10) pull apart with the fingers.
td;z. (11) do. also split off as in making bamboo splints.
td;vd (12) prepare a place for the bones of the dead.
td;vDR (13) open and put down, as an egg, or bamboo of
rice for eating.
td;ozSg (14) same as td;uzSg
td;ov. (15) same as td;wv.
td;ovJ; or td;ovJ;td;ovD(16) pull off, as the skin of a
plantain.
td;tbh. (17) pull or tear off, skin, bark, &c.
td. 1. (1) to have, be in possession of, (2) live, remain
in one place;
2. With other roots, (40) come to, arrive at, (45)
come and live with, (46) come and call, as a person
to go to some place.
wkRtd. def. 2. (40); ytd.(41) see y; b.td.xD
co. of b.yvR see yvR 2. (3); vD>td.(43) see
vD>; o;td.(44) see o;; [Jtd. 2. (45);
[Jtd.M>(46)
Deriv. utd. see Dic. p.323.
td.uwD
uwD> (3) to stop.
td.u0DR (4) said of a spot unplanted in a field.
td.uX or td.uXtd.cd;(5) long lived.
td.ud; or td.ultd.ud;(6) complete of every kind.
td.ud;{g (7) interrogative, is there any?
td.-uL; (8) co. of td.}uD
td.}uD (9) or td.-uL;td.}uD occupying a place only for a
short time.
td.z; or td.rk>td.z;(10) be separated.
td.zd; (11) live in harmony.
td.zSd. or td.zSd.&dzSd.(12) assemble together.
td.zSdR (13) aid, render assistance.
td.zsL; (14) co. of td.zsJ.
td.zsJ. (15) or td.zsL;td.zsJ. bring forth young.
td.bsJ. or td.bsJ.td.pJ>(16) remain, be left.
td.r; (17) sometimes used for wtd.r; not any.
td.rkm or td.rkmqd;yXR(18) be in health.
td.rk.td.zd; (19) be on good terms with.
td.,lR or td.,lRtd.c.(20) howl as a dog, (21)
simultaneous shout of a multitude.
td.v> or td.v>qd;v>(22) remain in a state of
widowhood.
td.vDRwH> or td.vDRwH>td.vDRqJ;(23) remain permanently.
td.vDRwJm or td.vDRvl>td.vDRwJm(24) be left, remain.
td.0HR or td.0HRtd.phR(25) be without food.
td.oul; (26) be bowed, bent, as by age.
td.oCm (27) co. of td.oCHm
td.oCHm or td.oCHmtd.oCm(28) be double, have twins.
td.oCXR (29) co. of td.oCHm
td.oCJR (30) next to each other, in the same place.
td.oeX. (31) live secluded, off the road.
td.orX (32) remain denying or concealing a thing.
td.[d or td.[dtd.zsD(33) be open, as a door, (34) be
empty, as a house.
td.tg (35) be many, a large quantity.
td.td or td.tdurJ rJR(36) crow, as a cock.
td.tduvDR (37) crow at sunset or evening, a bad omen.
tD (1) yawn, open the mouth, (2) to drink.
udmtDxH(23)(24) see udm; usX>tDxDcd.(25) and
usX>tDxDvm(26) see usX>; uG>tDc.(27) see uG>;
pl>tD(28) see pl>; n.tD(29)< n.tDc.(30) see
n.; wtDpD(31) see w; w>tD(32) co. of w>tD.;
wJmvhRtDvhR(33) see wJm; xHtD(34) see xH;
ed.{dRtD{dR(35) see ed.; ytD(36)(37) see y;
yS>tDvm(38) see yS>; 0H.tDxDcd.(40) see 0H.
Deriv. utD see Dic. p.323.
tDuwh. (3): plaster, mortar.
tDuH (4): a jacket.
tDubSD (5) be open, yawning.
tDuk or xh.xD.tDuk(6) applied to the imitative talk of
infants.
tDc. or tDcd.tDc.(7) open the mouth, yawn.
tDigtDig (8) sound, made by one of the kite species.
tDiJtDiJ (9) do. crying of a young infant.
tDqk; or tDqk;tDq;(10)
;(10) the breast of a fowl.
tDw&Dm (11) stare with the mouth open.
tDxg (12) be spoiled, not vegetate, as cotton seed.
tDxDcd. (13) lie on the back, be right side up.
tDxDvm (14) lie on the face, be shut.
tDxD. or tDxD.usX>vDR(15) open the mouth.
tDrdm or tDrdmtDuGDR(17) smoke a cigar.
tD&DmtD&Dm (18) open the mouth in gazing.
tDvkmud (19) drink to excess.
tDvDR (20) co. of tk.vDR
tD{g (1) sound, as a child crying.
tDmtDm (1) do. as in vomiting.
utDmutm(2) see Dic. p.323.
tD;tD; (1) sound, made by retching, (2) agree with, live in
harmony.
wtD;wpm(4) see w; ytD;(5) see y
tD. 1. (1) to eat;
2. With other roots, (65) cut into slices for eating,
(66) cut meat into slices, (67) live by traffic, (79) a
tiger, or other wild beast which will devour man,
(87) to fatten, (90) eat flying, or on the wing, (98)
unable to draw a full breath, (99) steal, eat stolen
goods, (100) destroyed by rust.
uvd;tD.< uvd;tD.oH see uvd;; ugtD. def. 2.
(65); ugo.ChtD. 2. (66); uRtD. 2. (67); (68)
co. of uJmtD.; uk>tD.(69) see uk>; uhtD.(70) see
uh; us>tD.(71) see us>; usD;tD.(72) see usD;;
*kmtD.(73) see *km; CktD.(74) see Ck; ChtD.(75)
see Ch; pd;tD.(76) see pd;; qktD.(77) see qk;
w>tD.(78) see w>; w>tD.ySR 2. (79); wRtD.(80)
see wR; xd;tD.(81) see xd;; 'GH;tD.(82) see 'GH;;
yORtDD.(83) see yOR; zs;tD.(84) see zs;; (85) co. of
pd;tD.; bk.tD.(86) see bk.; and 2. (87);
bs.tD.(88) see bs.; rRtD.(89) see rR; ,lRtD.
2. (90); vh.tD.(91) see vh.; vJ;tD.(92) see vJ;;
vd>tD.(93) see vd>; vdmtD.(94) see vdm;
vd;tD.(95) see vd;; vDtD.(96) see vD; (97) co. of
vJ;tD.; otD.xD. 2. (98); [k.tD. 2. (99);
[D.tD. 2. (100)
Deriv. utD. see Dic. p.324.
tD.uEl (2) live by rapine, plunder.
tD.ubk;ubk; (3) eat secretly.
tD.ubsH; (4) cheat, defraud.
tD.ubs.
tD.ur.w> (5) eat what does not agree with one.
tD.urJ;{RuvJm (6) eat voraciously.
tD.uvd (7) co. of rRuvd
tD.uvd;tq. (8) eat with greediness.
tD.uvdR or tD.uvdRtD.uvR(9) applied to fire, eat under
the surface.
tD.uvGR (10) eat away from home.
tD.uk;tD.ySJR (11) full fed, well off.
tD.u%
u%lul (12) sound, as the crow of a Taleing cock.
tD.uh&huh (13) do. of a Karen cock.
tD.uJR (14) co. of rRM>
tD.uD.tD.p; (15) to enquire, ask.
tD.usX>tD.oGg (16) eat the first fruits of a harvest.
tD.uGD> (17) live by the law, i.e. on fees and fines.
tD.*km or tD.*kmql.ysd(18) live by extortion, robbery.
tD.Ck (19) Pgho term for seek after.
tD.Ch or tD.Cd.tD.Ch(20) eat between meals, or aside
from the ordinary time of eating.
tD.Cd (21) cook by roasting on the coals.
tD.p> (22) co. of tD.qH;
tD.p; (23) to enquire, ask.
tD.pd>tD.qg (24) Pgho, live by buying and selling.
tD.qgtD.yOR (25) do.
tD.qH;tD.p> (26) eat a little of the first ripe paddy.
tD.ql.tD.uedR (27) force one's self to eat, when he has no appetite,
(28) live by plunder, extortion.
tD.qSX (29) co. of tD.rX
tD.wEl or rRwEltD.wEl(30) live by extortion, &c.
tD.wuJ (31) unable to eat, have no appetite.
tD.wvX (32) same as tD.vk.ud, (33) insufficient for
consumption.
tD.xD. (34) put into the mouth for eating.
tD.eg (35) co. of tD.Ek>
tD.Ek> or tD.Ek>tD.eg(36) suck milk, as an infant.
tD.El (37) talk imperfectly, as a young child.
tD.eDR (38) divide, apportion, Pgho.
tD.ysD> (39) co. of tD.rSH
tD.zD. (40) Pgho, for zD. seize, catch.
tD.0h> (41) live on the revenue of a city.
tD.bk. (42) Pgho for bk. nourish, feed, as animals.
tD.bS; or tD.rk>tD.bS;(43) eat a thing which has been
offered to demons.
tD.rX or tD.rXtD.qSX(44) order, commission.
tD.rk;rk; (45) eat much, with a good relish.
tD.rhR (46) eat rice.
tD.rhRtvD> (47) a table, place for eating.
tD.rSH or tD.rSHtD.ysD>(48) same as tD.Ch
tD.,lR (49) to swallow down.
tD.vX*
vX*DRtD.vX[ (50) eat morning and evening.
g
tD.vlto; (51) purge one's self by medicine.
tD.vd> (52) Pgho for vd> borrow, hire.
tD.vD (53) live by cheating, swindling.
tD.0DR or tD.0H>tD.0DR(54) glance as the spear of a 0.cD
tD.0DR (55) co. of w&H;
tD.oud; (56) eat with a messmate.
tD.tvJ (57) live on wages.
tD.tD (58) an interjection, (59) eat and drink.
tD.tD. (60) co. of tl.tl.
tD.tD (61) same as tD.tD tD(58)
tDR (1) a third personal pronoun, sing. or plural.
{g (1) a particle, see Gram. 40, 54.
{>{> (1) sound, as rain falling on leaves.
{>[g (2) a particle, equivalent to No.
u{>(3) see Dic. p.324.
{; ==tX.{;(1) sound, as people frightening beasts.
{. (1) a particle, see Gram. 47.
{R{R (1) synonymous with {>{>
u{R(2) see Dic. p.324; ubJ;{RuvJm(3) see Dic.
p.131; uyh>{RuvJm see uyh>
{H{H (1) intensive to the term for cry.
{H>{H> (1) sound of a violent wind, (2) applied to the
motion of a ship in turning around.
{HR{HR (1) dizzy sensation, as if one was about to fall.
{X (1) the Vocative, see Gram. 13.
{>{X. (1) an interjection, see Gram. 54.
{X>{X> (1) sound, made by an old person crying.
{X>{XR (1) do. by a child.
{Xm{Xm (1) sound, made by a person dying.
{X. (1) like {X vocative.
{XR{XR (1) sound, made by little children attempting to
speak.
{k{k (1) sound as the howling of monkeys.
{k>uvm (1) intensive to the word great, large.
{k>{k> (2) sound, as heavy rain; howl of the tiger, and
groans of a sick person.
{kR{kR (1) applied to masses of rising smoke, (2) intensive
to crying.
{l (1) sound, as the howl of a dog.
{l> (1)(2) rays of light;
2. With other roots, (7) a brilliant light, (8) sun's
rays, (9) fire light.
uyDR{l>uvm def. 2. (7); rk>{l> 2. (8); rh.tl{l> 2. (9)
{l>uv> (3) the sweet potatoe.
{l>xD. (4) the rays of the sun or moon, before the orb itself
appears.
{l>'h'h (5) said after having pointed to a rainbow, with the
finger, to prevent the finger coming off.
{l>{l> (6) sound, as of a rushing wind and rain combined.
{l. (1) vocative used by little children in calling others.
{lRuvm (1) same as [luvm
{lR{lR (2) quickly, rapidly.
u{lR see Dic. p.324.
{h (1) sound, that made by the Cicada.
{h> (1) a particle, see Gram. 414.
{J (1) do. see Gram. 41, 149:5.
{Jm{Jm (1) sound made by a person in pain.
{J. (1) same as {J=={JR(1) do.
{JR{JR (2) sound of running water.
'D;{JR'D;{JR(3) sound, as in breaking limbs or
saplings, one after another.
{d{d (1) sound made by calling.
{dR (1) a closing particle, u{dR(2) see Dic. p.324.
{D (1) a particle, see Gram. 417, 728.
{D> (1) and, see Gram. 46.
{D>{D> (2) sound, as of running water and rain, (3) as the
cry of the great hornbill.
{D. (1) same as {D
{DR{DR (1) sound, as running water, or paddy from a basket.
u{DR(2) see Dic. p.324. 'D;{DR'D;{DR(3) same as
'D;{JR'D;{JR
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