Kawi Lexicon, Wojowasito, 1980, #575 (P PH B BH M)
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- pakaja
- lotus
- pakan
- makana will eat
- pakanira
- honorific second person pronoun: you
- pakěna
- usefulness, advantage, profit; purpose, intention; for (the sake of); useful, advantageous
- pakěb
- apakěban closed
- pakěs
- criminal, miscreant
- pakö
- nail; decision, determination; fulfillment; kapakö be put on; fixed, determined
- pakis
- fern
- paku
- 1. fern. 2. nail
- pakung
- shrimp, lobster
- pakpak
- amakpak to entertain, to console; to flatter, to soften, to cajole, to persuade
- pakṣa
- (S) 1. meaning; feeling; intention; aim, goal; decision; side; group; bṛgupakṣa doctrine of Bṛgu; apakṣa to belong to a group; to hope, to expect; expressly, intentionally. 2. friend, ally, partner. 3. compulsion
- pakṣapāta
- (S) alliance, partnership; to prefer; partial, prejudiced toward, one-sided; pinakṣapāta be treated partially
- pakṣapāti
- (S pakṣapātin) one-sided, partial, prejudiced for
- pakṣi
- (S pakṣin) bird; sahur pakṣi to answer all at once/all at the same time
- pakṣīnara
- (S) king of birds; battle-array in the form of an eagle
- pakṣīprakaraṇa
- (S) about/concerning birds
- pakṣiwitāna
- (S) group/flock of birds
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- pagěr
- fence, hedge; apagěr to fence in, hedge in; to enclose
- pagěh
- strong, firm; fixed, solid, determined; apagěh solid, firm; quiet, calm; loyal; convinced; amagěhakěn to hold on firmly to, to stick fast to, to stand by firmly; pakapagěh must be steadfast
- pagu
- pagwan it ought to be carried out/tried/done
- pagut
- apagut to attack; to collide with one another; kapagut attacked
- pang
- (pāng) branch, twig
- pāng
- mapāng how; what
- pangan
- food; amangan to eat; to swallow; tarpamangan not to eat
- pangi
- a tree (Pangium edule)
- pangih
- amungih-mangih uneasy, worried
- pangurang
- hermit; priest
- pangus
- apangus splendid, beautiful
- pangka
- (S) swamp; mud
- pangkaja
- (S) lotus; a precious stone
- pangkajawana
- (S) forest of lotus
- pangkat
- apangkat gradually, step by step; storeyed, terraced; mapangkat to start, to depart
- pangkas
- papangkas enough, sufficient
- pangkěl
- amangkěl to refuse, to reject; angry, vexed
- pangku
- lap; mangkwa ing in order to have (it) on one's lap
- pangkuk
- amangkuk to squat
- pangkti
- (S) row, line; group
- pangktikrama
- (S) sequence, queue; mapangktikrama
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- in rows, in lines
- panggaga
- a plant
- panggang
- 1. a tree. 2. pinanggang to be roasted
- panggah
- grave; burial place
- panggěng
- manggěng firm, constant, permanent
- panggěl
- amanggěl angry, vexed, annoyed
- panggil
- 1. agreement; to hope; perhaps; probably; prayer. 2. to resist, to contradict, to oppose. 3. pinanggilan to differ; to deviate from
- panggih
- amanggih to find; to meet; mamanggih to find, to discover; to reach; papanggih marriage; an panggiha in order to get/to find
- panggung
- stage, platform; amanggung to build up, to set up
- pangguh
- to meet; to find; see panggih
- pangpang
- amangpang to resist, to oppose, to contradict, to snarl, to snap
- pangpung
- a plant
- pacar
- a plant
- pacěh
- 1. hard; loud laughter; pacě-pacěh to roar with laughter; see pacuh. 2. a plant
- pacur
- sound of streaming water; sound of musical instruments
- pacuh
- to roar with laughter; amamacuh to flatter, to talk a person over
- paja
- though a very little
- pajang
- moonlight; amajang to play under the moonlight
- pajěg
- apajěg to gather, to meet, to come together
- pajěng
- 1. apajěng to use an umbrella; see payung.
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- 2. pinajěngakěn married off
- paji
- pinaji stabbed
- paju
- den pajokěn be split with a wedge
- pajurit
- soldier
- pañca
- (S) five
- pañcak
- papañcak axe, hatchet
- pañcaka
- (S) holy bathing-place; cremation
- pañcākāra
- (S) five forms
- pancakalmāṣa
- (S) the five children of Atri and Anasūya
- pañcakumāra
- (S) five sons of Pandawa
- pañcakuśika
- (S) the five elements
- pañcākṣara
- (S) five letters of the alphabet
- pañcākṣi
- (S pañcākṣin) five-eyed, with five eyes
- pañcagati
- (S) five conditions, five matters
- pañcagiṇa
- amañcagiṇa player, actor
- pañcāgni
- (S) five fires
- pañcajñāna
- (S) the five kinds of knowledge
- pañcatathāgata
- (S) the five dhyānibuddhas
- pañcatanmātra
- (S) the five smallest elements of matter
- pañcadaśi
- (S) the fifteenth day of the month
- pañcadeśa
- (S) five directions
- pañcadeha
- (S) five incarnations
- pañcadhātu
- (S) five elements
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- pañcanaka
- (S pañcanakha) five finger- or toenails
- pañcānana
- (S) with five faces; to have five faces
- pañcānṛta
- (S) five kinds of deceit
- pañcapataka
- (S) the five sins
- pañcapitāmaha
- (S) ancestors/forefathers of five men
- pañcabhangga
- (S) five causes of deceit in a legal dispute
- pañcabhaya
- (S) five dangers
- pañcamahāpātaka
- (S) five great disasters
- pañcamahābhūta
- (S) five principal elements
- pañcamī
- (S) the fifth
- pañcamuka
- (S pañcamukha) to have five faces
- pañcāmṛta
- (S) the five kinds of heavenly food; kapañcāmṛta flattered, puffed up, exaggerated; to be cajoled or persuaded
- pañcayudhajña
- (S) expert in using five kinds of weapons
- pañcar
- kapañcaran forced, dishonored; attacked
- pañcarangkang
- house, tent, pavilion
- pañcaruta
- amañcaruta shower of hail; rain of ice; to rain ice, to hail
- pañcaṛṣi
- (S pañcaṛṣi) the five priests
- pañcal
- amañcal 1. to kick. 2. a horse with white legs
- pañcawāra
- (S) week of five days
- pañcawiṣaya
- (S) the five lessons
- pañcaśīrṣa
- (S) to have five heads
- pañcaśīla
- (S) the five śilas, the five principles
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- pañcasādhāraṇa
- (S) the five general disasters
- pañcěr
- pamañcěran flagpole; see pañjěr
- pañcing
- fish-hook
- pañcur
- pañcuran tap, jet of water
- pañcendriya
- (S) the five senses. 2. the five creatures looking like Indra
- pañceṣu
- (S) another name for the god Smara
- pañcopacāra
- (S) the five pleasures/comforts; the five ceremonies
- pañjak
- mamañjaki to act as a gamelan-player
- pañjang
- 1. long; apañjang silent. 2. amañjangi to read a verse-strophe. 3. basin, barrel; plate
- pañjara
- (S) stable; cage; prison, jail
- pañjalin
- rattan
- pañjěr
- pole; stake
- pañji
- 1. flag; banner; fate; title, surname; apañji titled, surnamed. 2. mapañji to do up one's hair
- pañjing
- mañjing to enter, to penetrate
- pañjut
- torch; kapañjutan lighted, illuminated
- paṭa
- (S) 1. cloth. 2. board; table
- paṭaccara
- (S) thief, robber
- paṭāraṇa
- (S prastaraṇa) throne; amaṭaraṇa to sit
- paṭaha
- (S) drum
- paṭiśa
- (S paṭṭiśa) javelin, spear, lance
- paṭu
- (S) hard
- paḍa
- similarity, resemblance; comparison; match, competition, counterpart, opponent; the same; all; together, at the same time; amaḍani to equal
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- paḍang
- clear; not dense, not leafy; amaḍangi to light, to shine upon
- paḍantěn
- a flower
- paḍali
- a flower
- paḍaha
- drum
- paḍahi
- drum
- paḍět
- packed, close together
- paḍěm
- 1. extinguished; pamaḍěm extinguisher; tool/equipment for extinguishing, 2. amaḍěm to point at; in the direction of, to steer (for); to make for; to go up to; paḍöman hiding place, 3. name of a government official or function
- paḍěng
- apaḍěng hair- decoration, hair-ornament; to wear a hair-ornament
- paṇawa
- large drum; name of a verse meter
- pāṇigraha
- (S) to marry; apāṇigraha to marry
- paṇigrahana
- (S) marriage; to marry
- pāṇigrahawidhi
- (S) wedding ceremony
- paṇṭa
- apaṇṭa to be in groups
- paṇḍak
- 1. short; low; goblin, elf. 2. mamaṇḍak to soak, to penetrate
- paṇḍakaki
- a plant
- paṇḍan
- a plant (with fragrant leaves, pandanus)
- paṇḍay
- see paṇḍe
- pāṇḍawa
- (S) the descendants of Paṇḍu
- paṇḍěng
- pinaṇḍěng to meet, to gather, come together
- paṇḍěm
- 1. missile; amaṇḍěm to throw at; sapamaṇḍěm as far as one can throw. 2. paṇḍěman hiding place
- paṇḍi
- javelin, lance, spear; mamaṇḍi armed with a
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- spear or javelin
- pāṇḍi
- (S) scholar
- pāṇḍīta
- (S) smith; expert; experienced
- paṇḍitatawa
- (S) skill; knowledge
- paṇḍu
- (S) castrated person
- pāṇḍu
- (S) pale
- paṇḍuk
- stab
- pāṇḍutanaya
- (S) the sons of Paṇḍu
- pāṇḍura
- (S) pale
- pāṇḍurawarṇṇa
- (S) pale-colored
- pāṇḍusaraṇi
- (S) way, path or example given by Paṇḍu
- paṇḍe
- ironsmith
- pāṇḍya
- (S) expert; skillful person/worker
- pāṇḍyāngśa
- (S) Brāhmana (of the highest caste)
- pat
- four; saparpatan one-fourth
- pata
- cursing oneself
- pāta
- (S) hit by; struck by; (to) rain
- pātaka
- (S) crime, criminality; badness, evil, wickedness; sin; fault, mistake; curse, cursed; ruin, ruination, destruction
- patākā
- (S) flag, banner
- patangga
- (S) bird; insect; sun
- patatrī
- (S patatrin) 1. bird. 2. arrow
- patani
- couch; guesthouse, hall, pavilion
- pātāla
- (S) bottom of the earth; hell
- pātālatulya
- (S) like hell
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- patah
- hair-knot, hair-coil; apatah to tie up, to fasten; pinatah repaired, improved; patahpatahan lines, rows
- patěr
- storm; thudherclap
- patěh
- patěh-patěh 1. explanation, information; apatěh loyal, obedient, devoted; amatěh to put in order, to order, to regulate, to arrange; to fix, to decide, to determine. 2. broken
- pati
- 1. everywhere; kapati everywhere; very, quite. 2. death
- patik
- 1. slave; "your humble servant"; humility. 2. pinatik chiselled, carved
- patiga
- see tiga (3)
- patita
- (S) to have fallen
- pātitwa
- (S) upside down
- patibrata
- (S) loyalty, obedience; marriage; loyal/devoted to one's husband; apatibrata loyal/devoted to one's husband
- patibratadharma
- (S) duties of loyalty to one's husband
- patil
- 1. part of a boat. 2. edge, rim, side. 3. apatilěn stabbed by the sharp fin of a fish
- patih
- vizier; governor, vice-regent; confidante; pamatih loyalty, obedience
- patuk
- 1. axe, hatchet. 2. bill, beak; amatuk to pack, to bite
- patūt
- to unify, to fuse, to become one; to agree; fitting, proper, just; ought to, should; patutan child
- patti
- (S) army division; army unit
- patra
- 1. (S) name; letter; leaf; request; apatra named; papatra request; patrakasih request; mapatrakasih to ask for permission; to request not to. 2. equipment for self-defense; (large)
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- knife; mapatra to fight with a knife; patrayuddha a fight with knives; mapatrayuddha duel with knives or cudgels
- patrěm
- 1. small kris (dagger); apatrěm to wear a patrěm; to stab with a patrěm. 2. papatrěm charmed, captivated
- patri
- basin for offerings
- pathya
- (S) according to, in accordance with, fitting; pleasant; good; healthy, healthful
- pathyagandarasa
- (S) something beneficial if eaten or smelled
- pāda
- (S) foot; pināda trampled down, crushed under foot
- pada
- (S) 1. area, district, region; world, real. 2. lines of a poem
- padaka
- (S) a chain
- pādacapala
- (S) not careful with one's feet
- pādatala
- (S) sole of the foot
- padāti
- (S) walking infantry; cart, wagon
- pādadwaya
- (S) both feet; having two feet
- pādapa
- (S) 1. tree, plant. 2. amadapa like a small sprout, like the point of a young leaf
- pādapangkaja
- (S) with a lotus under the feet; standing on a lotus
- pādamārgga
- (S) small street; footpath
- pādayuddha
- (S) to fight with the feet
- pādarakṣaka
- (S) walking guards
- pādarakṣaṇa
- (S) foot-protector; shoe
- pādarěṇu
- (S) your dust (Your Highness)
- pādartha
- (S) contents; manner; reason; cause
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- paděk
- pamaděkan place for salt-making; salt factory
- pādika
- (S) verse, poem
- padu
- wěḍus padu male goat
- padū
- corner
- pāduka
- (S) shoe; sandal, slipper
- padgata
- (S apadgata) to catch a person in the act; to come to grief; in danger
- padbělas
- fourteen
- padma
- (S) lotus; inner self, inner man; center
- padmanābha
- (S) another name for Wiṣṇu
- padmamuka
- (S padmamukha) lotus-like face; face which looks like a lotus
- padmayoni
- (S) another name for Brahma
- padmayonija
- (S) son of the god Brahma
- padmarāga
- (S) red brickstone; red lotus
- padmāsana
- (S) throne (made of lotus), lotus used as a throne; attitude of sitting, meditation posture; pond
- pādya
- (S) water for cleaning the feet
- pādyārgghācamanīya
- (S) water for cleaning the feet and rinsing the mouth
- padyut
- torch; amadyuti to light, to illuminate
- pan
- cause; see apan
- pāna
- (alcoholic) drink
- pānakardi
- place to put alcoholic drinks
- panākīsuta
- (S) son of the god Śiwa
- pānamāngsa
- (S) food and drink; to eat and to drink
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- panay
- earthen cooking pot
- panas
- warm, hot; ill, sick; anger
- panasa
- (S) a tree
- pānasa
- (S) alcoholic drink made of panasa fruit
- panastīs
- malatial fever, ague; all kinds of troubles; all exertions
- panah
- arrow; amanah to shoot with an arrow
- pāni
- (S) hand
- pānipāda
- (S) hand and foot
- paniskara
- sapaniskara with all the things that are needed
- panu
- white spots on the body; a skin disease
- pānotsawa
- (S) feast with alcoholic drinks
- pantěn
- pantěna will become king; in order to become king
- pantěs
- fitting, proper, just
- panti
- house; verandah; edge, rim, side
- pantikrama
- rank; in accordance with one's rank or function
- pantu
- mapantu doorkeeper, gate guard
- panten
- tan panten continuous, incessant
- pannaga
- a large snake, python, dragon
- pāpa
- (S) wicked, evil, bad; sin; bad luck, unlucky; mean, low, humble; kapapan place of sinful people
- papak
- 1. general, common, public. 2. alike, the same, similar; apapak distributed equally, divided equally; depun papak to apologize. 3. amapak to flatter, to cajole
- pāpaka
- (S) hunter
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- pāpakarmma
- (S pāpakarmman) criminal, miscreant; sinful man/person; wicked/evil/sinful deed
- papag
- to meet; adversary, enemy, opponent; mapag to oppose, to contradict, to resist, to compete against; to meet
- papat
- amapat urged, pushed aside
- papan
- 1. shield; apapan armed with a shield; amapan to beat with a shield. 2. apapan to wander about to cross/traverse in all directions. 3. pinapan an official in the law court
- pāpapātaka
- (S) hell; destruction
- pāpamāśa
- (S) to annihilate one's sins
- papal
- broken; pating prapal broken everywhere
- papas
- amapas to destroy, to annihilate; pinapasan wounded all over the body; kapapas destroyed
- pāpasanghāra
- (S) exterminator of disaster; destroyer of calamity
- papung
- toad, frog
- pama
- complete
- paman
- uncle
- pamasa
- celebration, commemoration
- paměgět
- name of an official function
- paya
- brushwood, scrub, shrubs, bushes; a species of cucurbit (Momordica charantia L.)
- payang
- pamayangan fishing boat
- payanggu
- (S priyaka) a plant
- payu
- mayu to make
- payung
- umbrella
- pāyun
- pāyunan cover; roof; crest
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- pāyūpastha
- (S) anus and genitals
- payoda
- (S) cloud
- payonidhi
- (S) sea; ocean
- para
- 1. to come; to go; destination; mara to come, to go; in the direction of; paran ira visited. 2. (S) difference, different. 3. part
- parakawi
- (S) excellent poet
- parakawīśwara
- (S) king of excellent poets
- parākrama
- (S) courage; heroism
- parag
- kaparag forced, transgressed against; attacked
- paragi
- cloth, clothing; paragyan cloth, clothing
- paragul
- to parry, to ward off, to avert
- parang
- 1. reef. 2. a group of people
- parāngmuka
- (S parāngmukha) enemy, adversary, opponent; kaparāngmuka be barricaded/checked/hindered
- paracakra
- (S) enemy's discus
- paracal
- kaparacal destroyed; asunder
- paracidra
- (S parachidra) betrayal; traitor, betrayer
- parajana
- (S) other man; stranger; general
- parājaya
- (S) defeat; amarājaya to attack; to defeat; to kill
- parāñjangan
- a bird
- paraḍah
- responsibility; burden, load
- parat
- kaparatan stained, brought into discredit; discredited
- parātma
- (S parātman) excellent soul, prominent soul
- paratra
- (S) death; dead; the hereafter
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- parad
- paradakěn grate it! scratch it! file it!
- paradāra
- (S) widow; divorse
- paradārabuddhi
- (S) sexual promiscuity; adultery
- paradeśa
- (S) other country/area/district/region; other place; other direction; amaradeśa strange, unknown
- paran
- what; how; makaparan what for; what usefulness; aparan who
- paranusa
- other islands
- parantapa
- (S) winner
- paranti
- maranti to prepare oneself; to make preparations; to use equipment/furniture; by using; consisting of
- pārapta
- (S) pigeon, dove
- parapal
- kaparapal broken; cut off
- parāpawāda
- (S) people's talk; slander, scandal, reproach
- parapura
- (S) other towns, other cities
- parapurī
- (S) other countries
- parab
- name
- parabyāpāra
- (S) lawsuit of another man; another man's business; kaparabyāpāra vexed, teased, disturbed
- parabhadraka
- (S) to work for another's happiness; to try to make somebody else happy
- parama
- (S) excellent, eminent; highest, most, utmost
- paramagarjjita
- (S) very excellent, very eminent
- paramaguru
- (S) excellent teacher
- paramaguhya
- (S) the primary secret
- paramajagatpālaka
- (S) eminent/excellent protector
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- of the world
- paramajana
- (S) nobility, nobles; prominent persons
- paramajñottama
- (S) eminent great scholar
- paramata
- jewel, diamond
- paramatanu
- (S) very fine
- paramatuccha
- (S) very small
- paramadharma
- (S) highest merit
- paramanandana
- (S) the best generation, best descendants
- paramabodhimārgga
- (S) the way to attain the highest existence
- paramābhyudaya
- (S) the utmost happiness
- paramamārgga
- (S) the best way, the most excellent way
- paramāmṛta
- (S) the excellent life-essence
- paramayajña
- (S) the best sacrifice, the best offerings
- paramarāmya
- (S) very beatiful
- paramarasa
- (S) very delicious
- paramarahasya
- (S) deepest secret; very secret; mystery
- paramārtha
- (S) the highest existence; the highest truth; very right, quite true; kaparamārthan social acts/duties; the highest truth
- paramārthatattwa
- (S) knowledge of the highest truth
- paramārthapaṇḍita
- (S) the great hermit; excellent priest; eminent hermit
- paramārthabuddha
- (S) the highest Buddha
- paramārtharākṣasa
- (S) wildest giant
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- paramārthasajjana
- (S) excellent/eminent wise man
- paramaṛṣi
- (S) the highest priest
- paramaśaktimān
- (S) supernaturally very gifted
- paramasatya
- (S) very loyal, very obedient
- paramasuka
- (S paramasukha) the utmost happiness
- paramasuteja
- (S) shining, very bright
- pāramitā
- (S) perfection
- parameśwara
- (S) 1. highest god; supreme god; another name of Śiwa. 2. king
- parameśwarī
- (S) 1. another name for Ūma. 2. queen
- parameṣṭi
- (S parameṣṭhi) the highest god
- parampara
- (S) successively, in succession
- parārtha
- (S) other man's interest; to think of another's interest; to work for the sake of another's interest
- parārdhya
- (S) most excellent, most eminent
- parārṣa
- (S paraharṣa) the highest joy, the highest gladness
- parawāda
- (S) to mock at somebody else, to ridicule someone else
- parawan
- girl
- parawaśa
- (S) to depend on someone else; defeated; killed; destroyed; amarawaśa to destroy; marawaśa to force, to dishonor; to disturb
- parawěñca
- aparawěñca in groups
- parawidhi
- (S) the highest power
- parawyāpāra
- (S) to interfere with another's business
- paraśu
- (S) axe, hatchet; maparaśu armed with an axe
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- parāśraya
- (S) to depend on someone else; amarāśraya to ask for help; to shelter in/under
- paraśwadha
- (S) axe, hatchet
- paras
- 1. soft white stone (material for sculpture). 2. aparas to cut one's hair; bald, bare-headed; maparas to smooth
- parasāmya
- (S) subordinate; common people
- parāsu
- (S) dead; corpse
- parasparopakāra
- to help each other; to assist one another
- parah
- broken; hit, struck; attained, reached; penetrated; umaraharahi to penetrate; to hit and penetrate; kaparah attained, reached
- parahita
- (S) another's happiness; to protect the happiness of another
- parahu
- boat; maparahu to go by boat; parahwanta it ought to be your boat
- parěk
- close by, nearby; aparěk close by, nearby; to approach; marěk be directed to, to look out upon, to appear before; see parö
- parěng
- together; while
- parěpat
- 1. servant. 2. one-fourth part; intersection of two roads
- parěpěk
- amarěpěk to approach; to hold, to seize, to catch; to collide with, to strike against
- parěpěh
- amarěpěhi to disturb, to vex, to tease; see parupuh
- parö
- aparö close, near; intimate; maparö to approach; see parěk
- pari
- unhulled rice
- parik
- 1. a fish. 2. parikěna will be divided/distributed
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- parikāla
- (S) hunting; amarikāla to hunt, to chase; to follow
- parikas
- very hard, very loud; see kas
- parikrama
- (S parikraman) to go round, to go about; preparation; things needed, accessories; work; marriage; maparikrama to prepare oneself, to make preparations; ning brāhmaṇaparikrama in accordance with all that is needed by a brāhmaṇa
- parikleśa
- (S) objection; weight, heaviness; hard attempt
- parīkṣā
- (S) investigation, examination; testing; amarīkṣā to test, to examine; to investigate to try
- parikṣīrṇa
- (S) destroyed, asunder; abolished; mamarikṣīrṇakna ought of destroy
- parigi
- 1. dike; pinarigi provided with dikes. 2. edge, rim, side; ditch; pinarigi fenced with stones; surrounded with walls of stone; parigyan maidservant; wet-nurse; foster-mother
- parigraha
- (S) to hold, to seize; to marry; amarigraha to have, to possess; to use; to touch; to follow
- parigha
- (S) cudgel, hammer
- paricakra
- (S) to walk; aparicakra to wander about; to cross/traverse in all directions
- paricāra
- (S) servant
- paricārakā
- (S) maidservant
- paricārī
- (S) maidservant
- paricārikā
- (S) maidservant
- pārijñāna
- (S) knowledge; kaparijñanan skill
- pariṇata
- (S) leadership; guidance
- pariṇāmaduhkhatā
- (S) sufferings which arise because of saṃsara
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- pariṇāha
- (S) wide, extended; figure; form
- parituṣṭa
- (S) contented, satisfied; satisfaction; glad, joyful
- paritoṣa
- (S) glad, joyful; satisfied; contented; see parituṣṭa, parintuṣa
- paritrāṇa
- (S) help, aid, assistance; guard; protection, shelter
- paritrāta
- (S) be protected, be sheltered
- parintuṣa
- contented, satisfied
- parintoṣa
- (S paritoṣa) contented, satisfied
- paripakwa
- (S) ripe; perfect
- paripūjā
- (S) reverence; homage; amaripūjā to pay homage, to respect
- paripūrṇṇa
- (S) full; perfect; satisfied; back; to recover; finished
- paripṛṣta
- (S) be investigated; be interrogated
- paripoṣa
- (S) entertainment
- paripoṣana
- (S) entertainment
- paripoṣita
- (S) be entertained; amaripoṣita to entertain
- paribrājaka
- (S pariwrājaka) wandering beggar
- paribhakṣa
- requital, retaliation
- paribhawa
- (S) loss; disdain, humiliation; mockery; amaribhāwa to molest
- paribhāṣā
- (S) 1. warning, reprimand; punishment. 2. proverb
- paribhūta
- (S) disdain, humiliation; violation, dishonoring; ill-treatment, molestation
- paribhoga
- (S) enjoyment, comfort, pleasure; tool, utensil, instrument; pinaribhoga be enjoyed
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- paribhramanta
- (S) to walk about, to go about, to wander about
- parimāṇa
- (S) measure, size; large; much; total, amout; number, figure, sum; tan paparimāṇa countless
- parimaṇḍala
- (S) surface; area; size
- pariwāda
- (S) mockery
- pariwāra
- (S) follower, adherent; servant; makapariwāra to become a servant
- pariwartta
- fence, hedge
- pariwṛta
- (S) surrounded, enclosed; mamariwṛta: to surround, to enclose; to watch, to guard, to keep an eye on
- pariweśa
- (S) bad omen
- pariśuddha
- (S) holy, sacred
- pariśrama
- (S) deed, action
- pariṣkāra
- (S) tool, utensil, implement, instrument
- parisamāpta
- (S) finished altogether
- parisuka
- pinarisuka to beg pardon
- parih
- 1. eye. 2. kaparihan pain; painful
- parihāra
- (S) the past; to hide; to stop, to arrest, to detain; an embrace; aparihāra to use an opportunity; marihāra to stop, to arrest, to detain; careful
- parihāsa
- (S) mockery, joke; to laugh; pinarihāsa to be mocked; to be laughed at
- paru
- (S) paru-paru lungs
- parung
- village headman
- parungpung
- reed
- parujar
- spokesman; representative; governor; deputy, successor
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- parupuh
- see pupuh
- paruṣa
- (S) to disdain, to humiliate, to violate, to force, to dishonor
- pāruṣya
- (S) roughness; humiliating or disdainful words; den paruṣyāni ill-treated, molested
- paropaghāta
- (S) to trouble another
- paron
- anvil
- paros
- jointed; segmented; maros having a jointed appearance, i.e., strong
- pargat
- kapargatan to catch a person in the act; suddenly visible
- pargila
- suspicion; guesswork, calculation
- parccaya
- (S partyaya) to trust, to believe, to rely on
- paryangka
- (S) couch
- paryangkāsana
- (S) a manner of sitting; meditation posture
- paryanta
- (S) boundary, limit; close, near; surrounding
- paryantus
- paryantusakna I beg your pardon!
- paryyaya
- (S) size; cubic measure, square measure, linear measure
- parwwa
- (S) 1. part. 2. a part of the Mahābhārata
- parwa
- aparwa divided into two halves; halved; marwan counterpart, equivalent; induction; comparison, resemblance
- parwwakāla
- (S) the time when sun, moon and earth are in a line; eclipse
- parwwani
- (S) the time when sun, moon and earth are in a line; eclipse
- parwwata
- (S) mountain; mamarwwata like a mountain
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- parwwatādhīndrasuta
- (S) son of Śiwa
- parwwataśikara
- (S parwwataśikhara) top of a mountain
- parwwatopama
- (S) like a mountain
- parwan
- anvil; see paron
- parwwasanggraha
- (S) collection of parwwas (parts of the Mahābhārata)
- parwweśa
- (S) limb from limb; limb by limb; piece by piece
- parśwa
- (S) side; close, near; flank, side-wall; waist; slant, slope; quiet, still, silent
- palang
- tan kapalangěn radical, enormous, tremendous, gigantic, extraordinary
- palangka
- (S paryangka) couch; throne; bed
- palangkāśayana
- (S) chair/couch with a seat-cushion
- palatuk
- woodpecker
- palana
- saddle
- palapar
- amalapar to flow, to stream; to overflow
- palar
- probable, perhaps; in order to, to try, to test; amalar to try, to test; to hope, to look for
- palāsa
- (S) a tree (Butea frondosa)
- palěgö
- makapalěgö slipped, slid; wrong
- palěh
- palěpalěh 1. negligent, neglectful; slow; pinalěh hated. 2. consoled, entertained; pinalěh averted, prevented
- palöng
- mapalöng to gleam, to shine, to glitter
- pali
- pali-pali accessories needed for a blessing ceremony; mamaleni to bless
- paling
- unknown; amalingi to make unknown; to disguise
- palit
- kapalitana will be ashamed, will be dishonored
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- palipid
- apalipid with folded edging, with pleated border
- palipir
- malipir to walk along the edge/border/side; palipiran edge, rim, side, border
- palibaya
- colleague; elder brother, uncle
- palis
- kapalisa will be destroyed
- palisir
- hoop, band
- palih
- split; apalih to split; to break
- palu
- hammer; papalon beat, stroke, blow
- palung
- palungan box for betel-leaf
- palupi
- letter; good omen
- palupuy
- 1. verse, poem; advice. 2. mapalupuy to cover, to enclose; to regard, to concern; kapalupuy hit, struck
- paluh
- kapaluh exhausted; suffocated; tortured
- pallawa
- holy sign, sacred sign
- palwa
- (S plawa) boat
- pawāka
- (S) fire; the god Agni; to burn
- pāwakāngśa
- incarnation of the god Agni, i.e., Dhṛṣṭayumna
- pāwakaśara
- (S) arrow of fire
- pawang
- form, appearance; figure; shadow, shade; possibility
- pawana
- (S) wind; the god Bayu; kapawanan blown away by the wind
- pāwana
- (S) to purify; clean; holy, sacred
- pawanāmaja
- (S) son of the god Bayu, i.e., Hanumān
- pawanaputra
- (S) son of the god of wind, Hanumān
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- pawanasakhā
- (S) friend of the god Bayu
- pawanasuta
- (S) Hanumān
- pawal
- a precious stone; gravel
- pawitra
- (S) to purify; pure; holy, sacred; kapawitran be purified; sacredness, holiness
- paśa
- (S) snare, lasso; snared, caught in a snare; kapāśa tied up, fastened
- paśagrahaṇa
- (S) stiff snare, stiff noose
- pāśabuta
- (S) vow of the god Waruṇa to hunt the criminals with his snare
- paśayuddha
- (S) noose or snare used as a weapon
- paśu
- (S) animal; cattle
- paśujāti
- (S) descendant of a cow, offspring of a cow
- pāśupatapāśa
- (S) name of a weapon of Rama
- paśupati
- (S) another name of the god Śiwa; name of an arrow
- paśuprabhūpama
- (S) like the god Śiwa
- paścat
- (S) after (that); then, afterwards; later on
- paścima
- (S) west
- paścimācala
- (S) mountain in the west
- paścimadeśa
- (S) country in the west
- paścimamukha
- (S) with one's face to the west
- paścimottara
- (S) northwest
- pās
- turtle, tortoise
- pasak
- what ought to be delivered; see pasěk
- pasagi
- 1. a die, dice. 2. apasagi rectangular
- pasang
- to put on, to use, to wear; apasang-pasangan
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- to put on everywhere; apasang to put on, to use, to wear
- pasar
- market; pamasaran grave, cemetery
- pasah
- separation; apasah destroyed, abolished; be separated; to shift, to shuffle (one's feet), to move; to grate
- pasěk
- payment; delivery
- pasir
- sea; coast, shore
- pasuk
- to enter; sapinasuk what enters, anything that enters
- pastika
- (S sphaṭika) crystal; jewel
- pahang
- mapahangan to hold a meeting
- pahat
- 1. chisel; apahat chiselled. 2. amahat to tap palm juice
- pahi
- difference; other
- pahing
- name of one of the days of the five-day week: lěgi, pahing, pon, wage, kliwon
- pahit
- bitter
- pahido
- apahido not to believe, not to trust
- pahil
- pinahil thrown away, not used anymore; pahilan famine, hunger, starvation; see wahil
- pahugi
- amahugi to give presents, to award gifts or prizes
- pahul
- 1. blue. 2. gift, present
- pahula
- to offer, to present, to give reverentially; offering, tribute
- pěkěn
- week; market; square; mapěkěn to gather, to meet; pěkěn agöng battlefield
- pěkik
- apěkik beautiful, charming
- pěking
- a bird
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- pěkul
- aměkul to embrace; pati pěkul-pěkuli to embrace each other
- pěga
- apěga packed, close together; shy, timid; měgā to drudge, to do one's utmost; kapěgan urged, pushed aside
- pěgak
- měgak to make one's eyes protrude
- pěgat
- broken; cut off; be driven away; experienced; to separate, to divorce; aměgati to stop, to intercept; pěgatakěn free from; escped from
- pěgap
- měgap to do one's utmost, to drudge, to work hard
- pěgěg
- sapěgěg one fathom long
- pěgěng
- aměgěng to hold one's breath; to restrain (one's anger)
- pěgět
- kapěgětan palace
- pěng
- hissing sound in the ear
- pěnga
- kapěnga-pěnga startled
- pěngěng
- apěngěng dizzy, with one's head reeling
- pěngět
- pěngět-pěngětan name of side dishes
- pěnging
- mapěnging angry; to forbid, to prohibit
- pěngung
- dark; silly, stupid; deep
- pěngkěk
- maměngkěk to bow, to bend; to sleep or sit in a bent position; stooping, ducking, bowed
- pěngpöng
- to make use of the opportunity to, to have the opportunity to; while, as long as, whereas; měngpöngakěn to take the opportunity to
- pěnghěl
- kapěnghěl broken; crooked, bent; curving; twisted, distorted
- pěcak
- měcak-měcak to net, to fish with a net
- pěcat
- free, liberated
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- pěcal
- wet rice-field
- pěcěl
- pěcěl-pěcělan vegetable salad with peanut-butter dressing
- pěcil
- 1. wet-nurse, foster-mother; aměcil to serve. 2. aměcil to seclude oneself from society
- pěcut
- pěpěcut whip
- pěja
- salted fish
- pějat
- pějat-pějatan a bird
- pějah
- dead
- pěñěk
- pinched; pressed; squeezed
- pěñět
- smashed, shattered, crushed; apěñět trampled down, crushed underfoot
- pěñu
- turtle, tortoise
- pěñcar
- piněñcar spread everywhere, scattered
- pěñcěr
- piněñcěr mixed, mingled
- pěṭa
- (S paṭa) painting, picture; figure, print; piněṭa painted
- pěṭak
- mapěṭak white
- pěṭal
- aměṭal to separate; to pull off; to draw
- pěṭuk
- aměṭuk to equal; to welcome, to receive, to react
- pěṭok
- den pěṭoki locked up; put in jail; made prisoner
- pěḍak
- mapěḍak close by, nearby
- pěḍay
- mapěḍay to wink one's eye; see pěḍe
- pěḍěk
- nearby, close by; see pěḍak
- pěḍěs
- apěḍěs sharp; hot (taste); mapěḍěs clear
- pěḍe
- apěḍe to blink one's eyes; to flicker
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- pěṇṭang
- piněṇṭang to be bent, be drawn (as, an archer's bow)
- pěṇḍět
- kapěṇḍět hampered, obstructed, blocked, hindered
- pěṇḍěm
- aměṇḍěm to bury; to conceal, to hide
- pěṇḍol
- aměṇḍol to refuse, to reject
- pětak
- papětak cackle (of a hen), crowing (of a cock)
- pětat
- amětat a comb
- pětěk
- kapětěk 1. pressed down, suppressed, oppressed. 2. pecked, bitten. 3. jammed, stuck
- pětěng
- dark
- pětět
- a kind of shrub
- pětik
- 1. sapětik a little, a bit. 2. mamětik-mětik to shift; to grate; to rub oneself
- pětung
- a kind of bamboo
- pěnět
- kapěnětan 1. pressure. 2. astonished
- pěněd
- beauty; apěněd beautiful, nice, pleasant; fine, splendid, magnificent; piněnědan protected, supported, cultivated, bred, looked after
- pěni
- part
- pěning
- apěningan to exert oneself, to take trouble (for); the right to independet investigation or interpretation of the law; aměning to hold, to grasp, to seize
- pěnuh
- full; aměnuhi to fill, to fulfil
- pěndak
- kapěndak hit, struck
- pěpěk
- complete; pinched; squeezed; aměpěki to complete, to fill, to fulfil; to equip, to cover, to enclose
- pěpěg
- aměpěg to gather, to come together, to meet; paměpěg adult
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- pěpět
- close together, packed; closing up, shutting well; pitch dark; flattened, level, flat; full; deaf
- pěpěd
- pěpědakěn urged, pushed aside; dashed forward
- pěpěr
- (pěpör) aměpěr to investigate, to examine; to pound
- pěpěs
- broken; wounded
- pěpöng
- see pěngpöng, pöng
- pěpěh
- spotted, dotted; to drop, to drip; to immerse
- pěyöh
- 1. apěyöh weak. 2. kapěyöh to urinate unintentionally
- pěrěk
- (prěk) mamrěk to press, to push; to squeeze
- pěrěp
- (prěp) fist; to box; aprěp to beat, to give a blow, to box
- pěrěm
- (prěm) to sleep; amrěm to close one's eyes; kaprěm (with) closed eyes; be killed in the war; papěrěman bedroom
- pěrěsöt
- makapěrěsöt flickering, twinkling, glittering; to splash, to sprinkle
- pělang
- kapělang stabbed
- pělat
- penis
- pělěk
- mělěki to fill, to fulfil; kapělěk full; to sink
- pělěng
- kapělěngěn startled; dumbfounded, to get stuck, to remain standing upright; worried, uneasy; confused; disorderly
- pělětuk
- mělětuk to splash, to sprinkle; to grow white; umělětuk to be scattered, be spread
- pělöng
- apělöng at enmity with
- pělěm
- cow fat
- pěli
- penis
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- pělik
- papělik ear-drop, earring
- pěling
- kapělingan startled; uneasy, worried
- pěluk
- 1. size, surface, area; height, bigness; bend, curve; apěluk to embrace; mapěluk to twist, twisting. 2. apěluk suffocated; weak
- pělung
- a sea bird; a kind of snipe
- pělok
- apělok clear; to shine, to sparkle
- pěsat
- jump; fast, quick; to move very fast; měsat to fling away; to go very quickly
- pěsěh
- apěsěh critical; tired, fatigued; angry; mapěsěh to explode
- pěsut
- a fish
- pök
- amöki to cut (off); kapök be cut off (the head)
- pöng
- amöngakěn to wait for, to await; see pěngpöng
- pöl
- pöla will touch, to want to touch
- pöh
- 1. result; consequence; amöh to squeeze, to press, to milk; pohan milk. 2. edge, side. 3. heart; kernel; central part
- pi
- too, also; indeed; but; see pih
- pik
- 1. fast, quick; to pinch; pinik seized, caught. 2. pinik decorated, adorned, embellished; be read through, be read to the end. 3. an owl. 4. white
- pikat
- mapikat to decoy, to catch (birds); to tempt, to cajole; papikatan bird catcher, decoy bird
- pikul
- amikul to carry on one's shoulder; bearer, carrier; pipikupikul bearer/porter (on the shoulders)
- ping
- 1. time (as, one time, three times, etc.). 2. an insect
- pingit
- 1. secluded; seclusion; to conceal, to hide; apingit lonely, lonesome; kapingit secluded;
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- watched, guarded. 2. mapingit vague, indistinct
- pingul
- white
- pinge
- white; see pinghe
- pingkal
- amingkal to kick
- pingkěr
- limp, crippled
- pingkěl
- limp, crippled
- pinggala
- (S) dark brown
- pinggalawarṇṇa
- (S) dark-brown colored
- pingging
- apingging silly, stupid
- pinggir
- edge, rim, side; border, boundary; paminggir border, boundary; surroundings; coastal area
- pingtiga
- amingtiga to triple, to triplicate
- pingrwa
- (pingro) double, twice
- pinglai
- pininglai a group of officials; see pilai
- pingsor
- mingsor to collapse; to go downward
- pinghe
- white; a flash of lightning
- pinghai
- name of a government official
- picěk
- pedal; to tread on
- picil
- apicil squeezed, pinched
- pijět
- apijět to massage; to press
- pijěr
- absorbed (in); repeatedly, again and again; industrious, diligent; especially; kapijěran undisturbed
- piñcang
- limp, crippled
- piñjang
- mapiñjanga ought to wear clothing
- pīḍana
- (S) punishment; sufferings; mīḍana to punish
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- piḍara
- amiḍara to bring or accompany a corpse to the grave; piniḍara robbed
- piṇḍa
- (S) 1. livelihood, subsistence, living; a delicacy; sacrifice; victim. 2. total, amount; number, figure; money as payment; apiṇḍa at the same time (with); amiṇḍa to go to; sapiṇḍa at all, entirely, absolutely, altogether. 3. way of appearing; like, as if; apiṇḍa to look like, similar to; miṇḍa to disguise oneself
- piṇḍang
- preserved fish
- piṇḍah
- 1. gone, away, disappeared; to go; to remove; piṇḍaha will be turned upside down; will change. 2. mamiṇḍah to look like, be similar to; tan piṇḍah matchless, unequalled
- piṇḍuhur
- miṇḍuhurakna will bring (it) upwards
- piṇḍo
- an piniṇḍwan when it will be doubled, when it will be done twice; tan papiṇḍwan less than two times, once
- pitā
- (S) father
- pīta
- (S) yellow
- pitāmaha
- (S) another name for Brahma
- pītāmbara
- (S) to wear a yellow robe (Buddhist monk)
- pitara
- (S pitarah) ancestors, forefathers
- pitik
- hen
- pitu
- seven; angapitu as if in the seventh month; pinapitu every seventh one; parpitwa will be divided into seven parts
- pituwi
- but, also; see pitowi, pituwin
- pituwin
- and also
- pitṛ
- (S) ancestor, forefather
- pitṛkāryya
- (S) ceremonial meal for the ancestors
- pitṛtarppana
- (S) ritual meal, given to satisfy the spirits of the ancestors
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- pitṛpinda
- (S) offerings to the ancestors
- pitṛpūjā
- (S) worship of the ancestors
- pitṛmārgga
- (S) the path of the ancestors to their spirit world
- pitṛwara
- (S) eminent ancestors
- pitowi
- and also
- pid
- amid to scorn, to abuse, to call a person names; to disdain, to humiliate
- pidik
- amidik to rob, to conquer; mamidik to steal back, to reconquer, to recapture; kapidik suppressed, oppressed
- pinākadhara
- (S) bearer of seduction; another name for Śiwa
- pinang
- aminang to ask for help; to invite; paminang invitation; pipinangan invitation; ally, allied, partner; pininang to be invited
- pini
- without value; name of a verse meter
- pinik
- decorated, adorned; see pik
- pinta
- request; aminta to ask for, to request; mapintakāsih to ask for something politely; to ask for pity
- pintěn
- how much, how many; much, many; some; see pira
- pintu
- door; apintu to guard, to watch; mapintu door-keeper, gatekeeper
- pinton
- apintona will show/display/expose/exhibit; paminton proof, evidence
- pipi
- cheek
- pipik
- amipik to look for; to choose, to select
- pipit
- apipit close together, closing up, shutting well; kapipit squeezed, oppressed, jammed
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- wedged; urged, pushed aside
- pipiruṣa
- to whistle (with one's mouth)
- pipil
- mipil to take, to receive; kapipil pressed from two sides, squeezed, oppressed; kapipil-pipil taken bit by bit; pinipil be pounded fine
- pipīlikā
- (S) ant
- pipīlikādi
- (S) ants and so on
- pipis
- amipis 1. to pound fine with a stone pounder. 2. pipisan counterfeit money, forged money; false banknote
- pipuk
- kapipuk cut off, broken
- pira
- how much, how; several; pira kunang lawas nira after some time
- pirak
- silver; rich; happy; mapirak rich
- pirāga
- pleasant, attractive, amusing, interesting; to like; see rāga
- piring
- 1. plate. 2. piniring to address with one's face turned aside
- pire
- amire to step aside, to evacuate; to give way to, to hold aloof (from)
- pil
- apil oppressed, jammed, wedged; see pipil
- pilang
- acacia tree
- pilapilū
- gall; mucus, slime
- pilěg
- to have a cold
- piling
- piling-pilingan the area of the head around the temples
- pilis
- the area of the head around the temples
- pilih
- 1. when; perhaps; probably; presumably, about; pili-pilih presumably, about, as an estimate; tan apilih many, much, not few, not little. 2. pilih, apilih to choose, to select
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- pilu
- kapilon hampered, hindered, checked, obstructed
- pilug
- kapilug dragged; trailed
- pilai
- pinilai group of officials; see pinglai
- piśangga
- red color, like a jambu fruit; reddish
- piśāca
- (S) goblin
- piśita
- (S) flesh, meat, mutton, beef, pork
- piśuṇa
- (S) slander, betrayal; kapiśuṇa deceived, slandered
- pis
- pinis cut off
- pisang
- banana
- pisan
- once; suddenly, all of a sudden; all at once; at all, abxolutely, entirely; amisan family; cousin
- pisaningū
- whatsoever; but not; not at all; apisaningun whatever may occur; pisaningun not at all
- pisah
- apisah to separate; be separated; amisahakěn to separate, to put a part; kapisah hastily, in a hurry, hurriedly
- pisit
- massage, press, push; apisit covered, enclosed, surrounded
- pisil
- mamisili to pinch; to squeeze; to press repeatedly
- pisis
- money
- pisuh
- amisuh to abuse, to call a person names
- pihak
- pihakan side; part
- pihan
- kapihanan complicated; difficult
- pihěr
- amihěri to detain; to stop; to keep; to obstruct, to hamper; to forbid, to prohibit
- pu
- sir, master, Mr.; the reverend; pungku my lord,
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- my master; see mpu
- pua
- which, that
- pukang
- thigh; amukang to cut off the thigh
- pukah
- apukah cut off, broken
- pukět
- drag-net; amukět to fish with a drag-net; mukěti to fasten, to tie up
- pukul
- amukul to beat
- pukulun
- I (servant), your servant; humble first person pronoun
- pukpuk
- a bird
- pugang
- a tree
- pugěr
- pinugěr bound, attached, captivated
- pugut
- mamuguti to cut off
- pung
- (S puṃs) 1. female. 2. leader, commander, foreman
- pungun
- pupungun not yet completely aware, not yet conscious
- pungka
- crack, hole
- pungkas
- apungkas to finish; to postpone; to end
- pungkur
- back; departure; mungkur to go backward; umungkur to go backward; to turn one's back to; kapungkur left bahind; to be behind
- pungkulun
- my master, my lord; see pukulun
- punggawa
- (S) commander, head, leader
- punggěl
- broken
- punggung
- stupid, silly; dull, dumb; apunggung stupid, silly; ignorant; pupunggunga perharps not known by; see pingging
- pungpang
- amungpang improper, indecent; rough, cruel;
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- pinungpang treated roughly; violated, dishonored
- puca
- away, gone; defeated; tolose, to suffer aloss; pinuca brought down, dropped, lowered; see pucca (2)
- pucang
- betel tree; amucangan betel-box
- pucuk
- extreme point, top, summit
- pucung
- bottle
- pucca
- (S puccha) 1. tail. 2. pinucca-pucca tyrannized, molested, beaten
- pūjā
- (S) worship, reverence, homage; apūjā to honor, to pay homage
- puji
- amuji to praise, to extol; to respect, to honor, to pay homage to
- pujut
- a servant
- pūjya
- (S) reverent, respected; praise, eulogy
- puñcak
- summit, top, extreme point
- puñjung
- amuñjung to rise up high, to shoot out flames; mamuñjung to honor, to repect, to pay homage
- puṭa
- fold, ply; hole; i puṭanya downward
- puṭu
- muṭu 1. destroyed. 2. to protrude
- puḍak
- pandan flower
- puḍangan
- a bird
- puḍay
- (puḍe) apuḍay to bathe
- puṇḍak
- shoulder
- puṇḍat
- mapuṇḍat short; finished
- puṇḍing
- apuṇḍingan to turn round and round, to wheel round, to rotate
- puṇḍung
- 1. (S) white ant. 2. mad; amuṇḍung angry, mad
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- puṇḍut
- to take; amuṇḍut to take
- puṇya
- (S) merit, service; good deed, virtuous deed; alms, gift, donation; mapuṇya to do things; to give alms, to give a donation
- puṇyadāna
- (S) alms, gift, donation, fund
- puṇyamān
- (S) sensible, wise, levelheaded, sedate; goodness; lucky
- puṇyawān
- (S) sensible, wise, levelheaded, sedate; goodness; lucky
- puṇyasambhāra
- (S) strength of good character/intellect/insight
- pūta
- (S) purified
- putajen
- putajenan a kind of tax
- putat
- a tree
- pūtana
- (S) a ghost
- putěk
- pressed down, suppressed, oppressed; sad, distressed; aputěk pressed down, suppressed, oppressed; confused
- putěr
- 1. to turn, to mix, to stir, to whip (e.g., an egg); amutěr to stir, to mix; to change, to alter. 2. a pigeon
- pūti
- (S) rotten, to smell bad, to stink
- putih
- white; kaputihan to grow pale
- putu
- grandchild
- putung
- tan kaputungan incessant; uninterrupted
- putus
- decision; finished, ready; complete, perfect; makaputus to finish, to complete, to settle
- putra
- (S) son; flower; amutrani to provide with flowers, to decorate; to put flowers on
- putrajanana
- (S) to bear a child
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- putrawangśa
- kaputrawangśan subordinate, inferior
- putrī
- (S) daughter
- putrikā
- (S) small gril, little girl
- putrīkṛta
- (S) to be adopted; to be made the child of
- putrotpādana
- (S) childbirth; to try for the birth of a child
- pudět
- apudětan to twist
- pun
- amumpuni to have, to possess; pumpunan subordinates, inferiors; all possessions, all property
- punagi
- promise; mapunagi to promise
- punang
- that, those
- punarapi
- (S) but, moreover
- punarjanma
- (S) reincarnation; see punarbhawa
- punarjīwa
- (S) to revive
- punarbhawa
- (S) to be born again
- punarmada
- (S) name of a verse meter
- punah
- extinct; destroyed, damaged; gone, disappeared
- punaḥkanyā
- (S) to become a girl again
- punuk
- neck; hump (of a camel); punukan crescent shaped
- puntarang
- amuntarang excited, enthusiastic, animated
- punti
- banana
- punnāga
- (S puṃnāga) a tree
- pupak
- 1. cut off; broken; uproar, commotion, noise, bustle. 2. apupak to lose the baby teeth and gain adult teeth
- pupū
- thigh
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- pupu
- amupu to pluck, to pick; to gather; to enjoy; pinupu picked up; gathered
- pupuk
- 1. broken; see pupug. 2. ointment, cream. 3. a bird
- pupug
- blunt, dull; broken
- puput
- pamuput end, finish
- puputěr
- a pigeon
- pupur
- face powder
- pupul
- gathering; apupupupul to gather, to meet
- pupus
- 1. young leaf. 2. amupusi all together, entirely, quite. 3. kapupus bound, attached
- pupuh
- hammer; amupuh to beat
- pum
- apum to form a pair; married
- pumān
- (S) man
- puya
- a flower
- puyang
- aunt
- puyěng
- apuyěng dizy; complicated; apuyěngan to turn round, to whell round, to rotate
- puyuh
- 1. quail. 2. puyuh-puyuhěn to urinate unintentionally because of nervousness; see uyuh, ěyěh
- pura
- (S) entrenchment; fort; palace; kingdom; city; see puri
- pūraka
- (S) to fill; to inhale; to breathe
- purākṛta
- (S) man's deeds in the former incarnation
- purāṇa
- (S) sacred/holy book; book of old stories; sapurāṇa like an old story
- purāṇakāwya
- (S) old verse; sacred poem
- purāṇaśāstra
- (S) old texbook, old exercise book;
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- puratuk
- makapuratuk to splash about, to splatter about
- purāntara
- (S) other kingdom
- purandara
- (S) another name for Indra
- purasabhā
- (S) capital of a kingdom
- puraḥsara
- (S) the one who is walking in front; the man who is replaced; foreman, leader; the man who precedes the others
- purěk
- 1. sawdust. 2. amurěkakěn to make preparations to attack; mamurěk to hold, to grasp, to seize; to catch, to detain
- puri
- (S) fort; palace; see pura
- purik
- apurik sad, distressed; disappointed; apurikan to disagree
- puring
- a tree (Codiacum moluccanum)
- puringas
- muringas to grin
- puringis
- muringis to grin
- purit
- kapuritěn confused; startled; mentally deranged
- purīṣa
- (S) faeces; refuse
- purih
- manner, way; situation; current, stream; fate; kapurih to shrink
- puru
- 1. a red dye. 2. puru-puru not clear, vague. 3. a skin disease
- purug
- amurug to go beyond, to surpass, to cross; to step/tread on; kapurug trampled down, crushed underfoot; hit, struck; until, arrived, attained, reached
- purugul
- amurugul to collide hard with, to strike hard against; to violate, to force; mamurugul to overpower, to force
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- purucut
- murucut to loosen; to let go unintentionally
- purutuk
- amurutuk scattered, spread out
- puruṣa
- (S) 1. man; hero; kapuruṣan heroism. 2. another name for Wiṣṇu. 3. male genitals; penis; kapuruṣan man's strength
- puruṣākara
- (S) to have the appearance of a man
- puruṣākṛti
- (S) to have the form of a man
- puruṣādhikāra
- (S) leader of mankind, leader of the people; commander
- puruṣāyusa
- (S) man's age
- puruṣawedhana
- (S) man as a sacrifice/offering
- puruṣottama
- (S) most excellent soul; another name for Wiṣṇu
- puruṣottamāngśa
- (S) incarnation of Wiṣṇu
- purohita
- (S) private priest, palace priest, royal priest; theologian
- pūrṇṇa
- (S) full; perfect; complete
- pūrṇṇākṛti
- (S) to come back as perfectly and completely as before
- pūrṇṇacandra
- (S) full moon
- pūrṇṇacandrama
- (S) full moon
- pūrṇṇamā
- (S) full moon; amūrṇṇamā during the full moon
- pūrṇṇawṛddhi
- (S) to develop perfectly
- pūrṇṇāhuti
- (S) perfect religious ceremony
- pūrtta
- (S) merit, service; good deeds, virtuous deeds
- purwacakra
- mighty, powerful
- purwwa
- (S) former(ly); beginning; in front of; east; amūrwwa to go to the east; to violate, to force,
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- to overpower; to pluck, to pick (up); mapūrwwa be preceded; amūrwwani to precede
- pūrwwaka
- (S) former(ly); beginning; reason; first; foremost, first, front (row); sapūrwwakanya to begin from the beginning; up from the beginning
- pūrwwakathā
- (S) introductory story, beginning of a story
- pūrwwakarmma
- (S) former deeds; deeds of former times
- pūrwwakāla
- (S) in former times
- pūrwwācāra
- (S) first precautions; introductory measures
- pūrwwajanma
- (S) former incarnation
- pūrwwadṛṣṭa
- (S) ever seen, ever visible
- pūrwwaṛṇa
- (S) an old debt; kapūrwwaṛṇan to owe goodness to another
- pūrwwastotra
- (S) introductory hymns/songs of praise
- pūrwwasthiti
- (S) former situation
- pulakět
- hypnoticmedicine, magical remedy
- pulang
- apulang soiled, covered with stains
- pulay
- amulay sad, distressed
- pulah
- way of acting, manner; behavior
- pulět
- silih pulět to twist around each other; see pulěd
- pulěd
- pinulěd be twisted
- puli
- a delicacy
- puling
- to go up and down; to turn round, to wheel round, to rotate; pinulingan deceived; to let (go), to let a person have his way, to admit, to permit, to leave
- pulingā
- mulingā astonished, amazed
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- pulina
- (S) island
- pulir
- turn; apuliran to turn round, to wheel round, to rotate
- pulih
- (come) back; again; repeated; apulih to come back; to recover; to attack again, to counter-attack; to improve a situation, to stand firm again, to hold on again; papulih resistance, defense
- puluk
- mouthful
- pulung
- apulung in heaps; mapulung to gather, to come together, to meet; to collect; pinulung collected; taken; n papulung rahi to consult, to meet
- puluṇḍas
- pinuluṇḍas investigated, interrogated
- pulut
- nangka plant sap; damar plant sap; kapulut decoyed by means of plant sap, to stick to plant sap when decoyed
- puluh
- sapuluh ten
- pule
- a plant (Alstoria sp.)
- pūwaka
- former(ly); in the beginning
- puwi
- permanent, constant, firm, fixed, for good; see puwih
- puwih
- also, too; indeed, really; and moreover
- puśatā
- a monkey
- puṣkara
- (S) blue lotus; skin of a drum; water; air; space, sky
- puṣpa
- (S) flower; amuṣpa to appear before; mamuṣpa to praise
- puṣpaka
- (S) vehicle of the god Kubera
- puṣpata
- name
- puṣpamūrtti
- (S) to have the form of a flower
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- puṣpalit
- (S) bee
- puṣpawarṣa
- (S) rain of flowers
- puṣpawṛṣti
- (S) rain of flowers
- puṣpaśarīa
- (S) a doll made of flowers
- puṣpitāgra
- (S) with a flower at the extreme point; name of a verse meter
- puṣpitāngśa
- (S) another name for Ratih (goddess of love)
- puṣpopahāra
- (S) welcoming with flowers; entertainment with flowers
- puṣpoharana
- (S) offerings with flowers
- pusadi
- throne; place of dancing
- pusěk
- apusěk confused, in confusion, disorderly
- pusěng
- pusěngan uneasy, worried
- pusus
- amusus to turn round, to turn on, to wind; to twine, to twist; to destroy, to annihilate
- pusuh
- 1. apusuh untimely dead. 2. pusuh-pusuh lungs
- pustaka
- (S) book; manuscript; pinustaka put in a book, written
- pūh
- broken; thin and slender; tired, fatigued; critical; kapūhan astonished; sad, distressed; startled; confused; amazed
- pūhak
- pamūhaka payment; compensation
- puhara
- cause; end, final; apuhara to make emerge, to make rise; to cause, to bring about; to result in, to come to, to end in
- puhawang
- captain of a ship
- puhěk
- sad, distressed
- puhiji
- a bird
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- puhun
- muhun 1. to take one's leave of, to say goodbye to. 2. puhun-wulu fine body hair, 3. a tiger, 4. well, source; origin, beginning; ancient times
- pṛkabhāryya
- (S) woman of low birth
- pṛtanā
- (S) an army division
- pṛthagjana
- (S) individual; mass, common people
- pṛthiwī
- (S) earth; world
- pṛthiwītala
- (S) earth; surface of the world
- pṛthiwīpakṣa
- (S) name of a group of hermits
- pṛthiwībhāra
- (S) as heavy as the earth
- pṛthiwīmaṇḍala
- (S) earth; world-globe; the whole world
- pṛthiwīrājya
- (S) sovereihnty over the whole world
- pṛdana
- creditor
- pṛśṇa
- (S praśna) question; mapṛśṇa to ask
- pṛṣṭa
- (S pṛṣṭha) neck, hump (of a camel)
- pek
- mangěpeki to take (away)
- peka
- 1. infantryman; to walk; servant. 2. pepeka interest, attention, devotion; watchfulness, wakefulness
- pekayodha
- infantryman
- pet
- to look for; to choose; to take away; to try; mamet to catch; to look for; metmeti to experience
- petsiwi
- desire, craving, longing, homesickness; love, to fall in love
- peda
- apeda to increase criminality
- penan
- brother/sister-in-law; aunt
- peni
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- per
- to wipe; ameri to wipe
- perat
- splash, splatter
- pelag
- fine, beautiful; smart, splendid; child
- pesi
- piece, lump
- pespes
- pespesan to roast
- paiśācika
- (S) a battle-array
- paiśnya
- (S) slander
- po
- but; see pun, pwa
- potra
- (S) boat
- potraka
- (S pautraka) grandson
- potrapotrika
- (S pautrapautrikā) granddaughter
- pon
- one of the days of the five-day week; see pahing
- pora
- (S paura) inhabitant of a city, citizen
- porajana
- (S paurajana) the inhabitants of a city; the citizens
- porawaṇik
- (S paurawaṇik) inhabitants and merchants of a city; citizens and merchants
- porawanitā
- (S paurawanitā) wife of an inhabitant of a city; wife of a citizen
- porawargga
- (S paurawargga) a group of inhabitants of a city; a group of citizens
- porot
- shine, ray; to leak, leaky
- poryyang
- a little, a bit; all gone; fallow
- pola
- a horrible animal
- polot
- pinolot arranged
- poṣya
- (S pauṣya) name of a month
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- poh
- mango fruit
- pyak
- apyak to cry, to yell; to smack the lips while eating
- prakaṭa
- (S) hard; to prove to be, to turn out to be; well known, famous; with pride
- prakatak
- amarakatak to treat cruelly; pamrakatak a cruel treatment
- prakampa
- (S) to move restlessly; to tremble
- prakāmpita
- (S) to tremble; to shake, to swing, to rock
- prakāra
- (S) manner, way, form; and so on; consisting of; to have the form of; saprakāra all kinds of
- prākāra
- (S) wall, dike
- prakaraṇa
- (S) part
- prakāśa
- (S) obvious; clear; well known, famous; kaprakāśa well known, famous
- prakāśita
- (S) well known, famous
- prakīrṇṇa
- (S) different, several (kinds of); many, much; scattered, spread (everywhere), separated
- prakupita
- angry
- prākṛta
- (S) low; mrākṛta to make, to do
- prakṛti
- (S) feature, character, habit, quality
- prakṛtiduṣṭa
- (S) wicked, bad, evil, sinful
- prakṛtibhūṣaṇa
- (S) usual adornment/embellishment; daily wear, daily clothes
- prakopa
- (S) anger; rage
- prakośa
- (S) strength, power; strong; violation
- prākkalpa
- (S) former times, ancient times
- prakwalita
- (S) to shine, to sparkle
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- prāgagah
- mragagah brave, courageous
- pragalbha
- (S) brave, courageous, to dare; proud, conceited; kapragalbhan pride
- pragaṛhyapāda
- (S) while embracing the feet (of another)
- prāgwiwāka
- (S) referee, arbiter, intermediary
- prang
- 1. war; aprang to wage war. 2. amrang a fish
- prangwrakta
- (S parāngwaktra) at enmity; to contradict, oppose, reject; revolting, rebellious; godless, sinful
- pracacah
- chopped into pieces; be cut into pieces
- pracaṇḍa
- (S) tremendous; exceeding, extreme; awful, horrible
- pracatya
- (S pratyaya) to believe
- pracāra
- (S) doings, behavior; quality, character
- pracala
- (S) to totter, tottering
- pracalita
- (S) to totter, tottering
- pracura
- (S) brave, courageous, to dare; to violate, to force, to dishonor; wicked, bad, evil, sinful
- pracetah
- (S) another name for Waruṇa
- pracoda
- (S) whip
- prajā
- (S) people; man; common, general; kingdom; nation
- prajānggasya
- (S) sky; sun
- prajādhipa
- (S) king of peoples; see prajādhipati
- prajādhipati
- (S) king of nations
- prajāpati
- (S) king of all creatures, i.e., god or Śiwa
- prajāmaṇḍala
- (S) kingdom's territory; agroup of people
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- prajāhita
- (S) that which is beneficial for all living beings
- prajña
- (S) clever, skillful; skill; wisdom, tact, wise conduct; expert; to know
- prajñopāya
- skill in inventing a trick/ruse; trick, ruse
- prāṇa
- (S) breath; soul; life; heart; makaprāṇa to concentrate by regulating the breath
- prāṇagata
- very quick, very fast; as quick as a thought changes
- prāṇaghātaka
- (S) to kill a living being
- prāṇajīwān
- (S) to revive
- praṇata
- (S) respect, honor, homage, reverence, tribute; friendliness, kindness, affability; modesty
- prāṇatulya
- (S) like a soul; life
- prāṇānta
- (S) the end of life; dead
- prāṇāntika
- (S) death is coming; death is approaching
- prāṇapraharaṇa
- (S) bringer of soul; name of an arrow
- praṇaya
- (S) love
- praṇayana
- (S) to equip, to provide with; to give; to prepare
- prāṇayama
- (S) holding of one's breath
- praṇayawākya
- (S) words of pity and love; words of consolation
- praṇāla
- (S) mediator, go-between; water pipe; ditch; makapraṇāla via a mediator or go-between
- praṇālaka
- (S) niche
- praṇālī
- (S) canal; ditch
- praṇawa
- (S) magic syllable om; holy, sacres; beneficial
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- prāṇī
- (S) living being
- praṇita
- (S panita) gambling; bet, stake
- praṇidhāna
- (S) attempt; effort; sevice; right to independent legal interpretation
- pratāpa
- (S) fame, illustriousness; grandeur, sublimity, loftiness; sovereignty; flame; shine, sparkle
- pratikāmī
- (S) to love one another; love each other
- pratikāra
- (S) to keep, to detain, to stop
- pratikūla
- (S) at enmity; to oppose, to resist; to revolt, to rebel
- pratingkah
- matter; situation; conduct, behavior
- pratijñā
- (S) promise; vow, oath
- pratīta
- 1. (S prathita) famous, well known; called, mentioned. 2. (S pratīta) excited, enthusiastic, animated; pratipratita elated, enraptured
- pratitapampa
- (S prathitapampā) known as Pampā; the well known Pampā
- pratīti
- (S) conviction; belief
- pratidina
- (S) every day; common, usual
- pratidwandwa
- (S) enemy; opponent
- pratidhwani
- (S) fate; predestination; what is predestined
- pratipakṣabuddhi
- (S) at enmity
- pratipatti
- (S) reverence, homage, mark of honor; to pay homage, to respect; reverent, respectful; firm, resolute
- pratipāda
- (S) beginning of the second half of the month
- pratipādya
- (S) to consult, to discuss
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- pratibandha
- (S) resistance, defense, opposition
- pratibala
- (S) well-balanced
- pratibhāwilāsa
- (S) funny thought
- pratibhaya
- (S) tremendous, enormous; awful, horrible; dangerous
- pratimā
- (S) painting; statue, image
- pratimāsa
- (S) every month
- pratiyodha
- (S) soldier
- pratiwandha
- (S) resistance, defense, opposition; to resist, to defend, to oppose
- pratiwimba
- shadow; example
- pratiśabda
- (S) echo; apratiśabda be heard, be learned; to re-echo, to resound
- pratiṣṭa
- (S pratiṣṭha) firm, solid, permanent, constant; to stand; place; base, basis; sure, certain; pinratiṣṭa build up; kapratiṣṭan be called/named/mentioned; fixed, established
- pratisantāna
- (S) housemates; further, farther
- pratisandhi
- (S) opponent, enemy
- pratisāmanta
- (S) vassal; submissive king
- pratisambodhana
- (S) answer
- pratisara
- adherent, follower
- pratisāra
- (S) commander
- pratisupardha
- (S) match, race; racecourse
- pratisubaddha
- (S) orderly; kapratisubaddhan limitation, restriction; foundation
- pratihata
- (S) beatenback, beaten off
- pratihāra
- (S) doorkeeper, gatekeeper
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- pratoda
- (S) whip; see pracoda
- pratyakṣa
- (S) clear, bright; obvious; usual; expert; amratyakṣākěn to assert, to express; to explain, to inform; to investigate, to examine; to prove; to have a person investigate/examine
- pratyakṣānumāna
- (S) results of knowledge; results of study
- pratyangga
- (S) body; parts of the body
- pratyadhirakṣaṇa
- (S) an excellent guard
- pratyantara
- (S pratyanantara) close relatives
- pratyaya
- (S) cause; pinratyaya already certain/sure; already fixed/determined
- pratyawayawa
- (S) with each part separated
- pratyawekṣā
- (S) investigation, examination; amratyawekṣā to investigate, examine; to peep at, to watch stealthily; to spy
- pratyupakāra
- compensation, indemnification; silih pratyupakāra to help one another
- pratyapekṣa
- (S) investigation, examination; testing
- pratyeka
- (S) each apart, each separated; special; top, summit; difference; tan papratyeka not differing
- prathama
- (S) first; excellent; first-class; superior
- prada
- (S) giving, granting, fulfilling
- pradakṣiṇa
- (S) 1. to turn to the right; apradakṣiṇa to go round something which is on one's right side. 2. fee, wage
- pradata
- (to tell) a story; pradatakna ought to be told
- pradīpa
- torch; lamp; flame
- pradīpta
- (S) to shine, to sparkle
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- pradeśa
- (S) place, district, country, village
- pradoṣakāla
- (S) afternoon, evening
- pradweśa
- (S) tired of; sick of; fed up with; to dislike
- pradhāna
- (S) 1. leader; prime minister; the most important raw material. 2. creditor; wwang pradhāna usurer
- prapañca
- (S) much, many; wide, broad; spacious, roomy; sufferings; confusion; maprapañca confused, in confusion
- prapañcātura
- (S) vexed by, disturbed by; passion
- prapañcika
- (S) to fall in love
- prapitāmaha
- (S) male ancestors, male forefathers
- prāpta
- (S) to arrive at; attained, reached; to come to
- prāpti
- (S) visited; hit, caught, struck; attaining, reaching
- prabañcana
- (S prabhañjana) wind
- prabhā
- (S) ray, radiance; shine; sparkle; light; glow
- prabhākara
- (S) sun
- prabhangśa
- stupid; silly
- prabhañjana
- (S) another name for the god Bayu; see prabañcana
- prabhāta
- (S) morning, dawn; door
- prabhātakāla
- (S) it is dawning, the dawn breaks
- prabhātha
- (S) door; see prabhāta
- prabhāwa
- (S) power, strength, might; fame; amrabhāwa to overpower, to control, to govern, to command, to have at one's disposal; maprabhāwa mighty, powerful
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- prabhāswara
- (S) to glitter, to shine, to sparkle
- prabhāswarajñāna
- (S) knowledge from which light emanates
- prabhinna
- (S) ranging elephant, mad elephant
- prabhu
- (S) king; ruler; maprabhu towards/against/concerning the king
- prabhūttama
- (S) excellent king
- prabhṛti
- (S) 1. and so on. 2. honorary gift
- prabheda
- (S) difference; different
- pramāṇa
- (S) 1. size, measure; boundary, border; duration; rule; to know about; kapramāṇa determined, fixed; regulated; be put in order. 2. power; sovereignty; apramāṇa sovereign; sapramāṇa anything which is requisite
- pramatta
- (S) negligent; incautious, imprudent
- pramathana
- (S) endless; huge, very large; full; overflowing; abundant
- pramāda
- (S) negligent; excited, enthusiastic, animated; imprudent, incautious; inattentive
- pramādabuddhi
- (S) inattentive of character; hendless of character
- pramadani
- carpet
- pramuka
- (S pramukha) first, in the beginning; main or principal part; excellent, eminent; leader, foreman
- pramudita
- (S) 1. excited, enthusiastic, animated. 2. everything; the whole world and everything in it
- pramusi
- precious
- pramoda
- (S) glad; excited, enthusiastic, animated; to like
- pramodana
- (S) exciting, amusing; patient
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- pramodhana
- (S prabodhana) help, aid, assistance; proposals
- prāya
- (S abhiprāya) intention; purpose; attempt, effort, exertion; kaprāya desired
- prayatna
- (S) careful; attempt, effort
- prāyaścitta
- (S) fine; compensation; sacrifice or offering to expiate sins
- prayāsa
- (S) troubles; difficulties; efforts, attempts
- prayuta
- (S) million
- prayoga
- (S) use, utilization; maprayoga to, for (the sake of)
- prayogakriyā
- (S) practical work
- prayojana
- (S) intention, purpose; reason, cause
- prārathana
- (S) prayer; hope; request; demand, claim; aprārathana to promise; to request
- prarudita
- (S) to lament; to cry, to weep
- pralagi
- former(ly)
- pralada
- (S prahlāda) fresh; glad; sapralada friend, to have as a friend, to be friends; daily supervision
- pralāpa
- (S) lamentation; sigh; complaint
- pralāpita
- (S) lamentation; sigh; complaint
- pralabdha
- (S) lucky; happy; pushed aside, urged
- pralamba
- (S) hung up; see pralěmba
- pralambang
- resemblance; motto; proverb; hint, sign, signal
- pralaya
- (S) destruction, ruination; fall; the end of the world
- pralayakāla
- (S) time of the end of the world
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- pralayāgni
- (S) fire at the ending of the world
- pralayabāyu
- (S pralayawayū) wind at the ending of the world
- pralayawarāha
- (S) wild pig/boar on the day of resurrection
- pralěmba
- (S pralamba) hung up; pinakapralěmba used as a cloth
- pralīna
- (S) dead; disappeared; gone
- prawaga
- (S plawaga) monkey
- prawagādhirāja
- (S) king of monkeys
- prawagabala
- (S) army of monkeys
- prawacana
- (S) speech; sermon, preaching; announcement; introduction; aprawacana to speak, to talk
- prawāda
- (S) talk; rumors; words
- prawādika
- to give a lecture; to practice knowledge
- prawandha
- (S prabandha) bundle, bunch
- prawara
- (S) esteemed, respected, honored, honorable, most important
- prawala
- (S) upright, honest, reliable; straight-forward, just; prawala kadi just as ...
- prawāha
- (S) stream, current; flow, inundation
- prawīra
- (S) hero
- prawīralalita
- (S) name of a verse meter
- prawṛtti
- (S) nature, natural ability, character; behavior; attempt, effort
- prawṛttyācāra
- (S) usual way of acting; common way of doing something
- praweśa
- (S) to soak, to penetrate; mapraweśa to soak, to penetrate
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- praśangka
- (S pṛṣatka) arrow; see praṣatka, prasangka
- praśāsta
- (S) famous, well known; praised
- praśāsti
- (S) inscription; resolution, decision, decree
- praśiṣṭa
- (S) indicated, pointed cut; advised, suggested
- praśraya
- (S) good life; good manners, decency
- praśwāsa
- (S) breath
- praṣatka
- (S pṛṣatka) arrow; see praśangka
- prās
- basin for offerings; aprās watang a sacrifice, an offering; maprāsprāsa to have to give a religious feast; pinrās praised
- prasangka
- (S pṛṣatka) arrow, see praśangka
- prasangga
- (S) opportunity; to try; to walk along
- prasanggawacana
- (S) incautious words; imprudent words
- prāsāda
- (S) stage; tower; lighthouse
- prasāda
- (S) goodness, virtue, benefit, benefaction
- prasadu
- prasadwa to have to report
- prasama
- all (of them); together
- prasara
- (S) forerunner, advance guard; vanguard, pioneer
- prasārita
- (S) to spread, to scatter
- prasahyabarana
- (S) to kidnap a woman
- prasiddha
- (S) perfect, complete; really, indeed; firm, solid, constant; especial; top, summit; tested, carried out
- prasuta
- (S) born
- prasupta
- (S) to sleep, to fall asleep
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- prastaraṇa
- (S) mattress
- prastāwa
- (S) matter, thing; situation; event; intermediation; reason, cause
- prastuti
- (S) prayer; eulogy
- prasthānamanggala
- (S) goodbye party, farewell party
- prasyuga
- dead
- prah
- prah-prah to ask; to interrogate; to investigate, to examine
- prahara
- (S) moment, instant
- prahāra
- (S) hurricane, storm; strong wind
- prahārakāla
- (S) season of strong winds
- praharaṇa
- (S) weapon
- praharaṇakalikā
- (S) name of a verse meter
- praharṣa
- (S) elation, exuberance
- praharṣiṇī
- (S) excited, enthusiastic, animated; name of a verse meter
- prahāsa
- (S) loud laughter, burst of laughter; to laugh at
- prahasana
- (S) joke; amrahasana to joke; exciting; amusing
- prahasita
- (S) laughter, loud laughter, burst of laughter
- prahelika
- (S) a puzzle; secret
- prahwa
- (S) to hang up; to bow, to bend, to stoop
- prěkěsět
- mamrěkěsět to squeeze
- prěkul
- an axe
- prěktěk
- sound of something breaking
- prěgas
- aprěgas nice, fine, beautiful, smart
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- prěgi
- aprěgi quickly, hastily
- prějat
- amrějat to run away, to flee
- prějit
- a bird
- prěñjak
- a bird (Prinia familiaris)
- prědi
- amrědi to assert emphatically, to say emphatically
- prědung
- unattainable place; steep gorge, steep ravine
- prěpěs
- broken
- priktik
- light tapping sound, e.g., "tik-tik"; the sound of rain or fire
- prigigih
- mrigigih to giggle; amrigigih to tremble
- pring
- 1. bamboo. 2. picturesque/panoramic sky
- pringga
- danger; dangerous
- prit
- a bird (Tringilla stricta)
- prīti
- (S) gladness; satisfaction; friendship; maprīti to be friends with, to be allies, to conspire with
- prītikāraṇa
- (S) satisfaction
- prītikarī
- (S prītikarin) cheerful, elated; to satisfy; maprītikarī to be friends with
- pridondi
- doorkeeper, gatekeeper
- priya
- (S) friend; darling, beloved; husband
- priyā
- (S) darling, beloved; wife
- priyaka
- (S) a plant
- priyanti
- they desire, they want; something desired; desire
- priyāpriya
- (S) amusing and annoying
- priyamitra
- (S) a good friend
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- priyambada
- (S priyamwada) to flatter, to cajole; to address in a friendly manner
- priyaraṇa
- (S) war-minded; pugnacious, combative
- priyawākya
- (S) friendly words, kind words
- priyawiyoga
- (S) taking leave from the beloved; being separated from the beloved
- priyawiraha
- (S) taking leave from the beloved; being separated from the beloved
- priyawirahātura
- (S) mournful because of separation from one's beloved
- priyasamāgama
- (S) meeting with one's beloved
- priyahita
- (S) good and useful; good and just; apriyahita deserving, meritorious
- priye
- Hey! My darling!
- priyottama
- (S) the unequalled beloved
- prih
- 1. (S) attempt, effort; amrih to attempt; to make an effort; to want to reach, to want to acquire or get; active, diligent; mangkin amrih the more diligent. 2. sharp (pain); sad; aprih sharp (pain), smarting; painful. 3. a plant, a variety of ficus
- prihati
- sad; smarting; see prihatin
- prihatin
- smart, smarting; see prihati
- prihambak
- alone
- prihawak
- 1. alone. 2. to feel pain all over one's body
- prukutut
- pigeon, dove
- preksā
- (S) careful(ly)
- preta
- (S) ghost, spirit
- pretatarppaṇa
- (S) sacrifice to satisfy ghosts and spirits
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- pretādi
- (S) spirits of dead persons and so on
- pretādhama
- (S) a low status spirit or demon
- pretarāja
- (S) king of spirits
- pretāsura
- (S) ghost and demon
- prema
- (S) love; pity
- prokṣaka
- (S prekṣaka) investigation, examination
- prottungga
- fat and healthy man
- protsāha
- (S) suggestion
- protsāhana
- (S) suggestion; to suggest
- prodbhūta
- (S) figure, stature; horrible, awful; enormous
- plawa
- (S) boat
- plawaga
- (S) monkey; see prawaga
- plawangga
- (S) monkey
- plěkah
- umělěkah to split, to burst, to burst, to break
- plětik
- 1. pinělětik inlaid with gold; set with diamonds. 2. mlětik flung away; to plop into the water
- plěsat
- mlěsat flung away, to move very fast; to splash, to splatter
- pwa
- also, too; but; then; and
- pwak
- amwak to let a fart; to fart at
- pwakulun
- my lord, my master
- pwang
- see pwa
- pwangkulun
- see pwakulun
- pwanghulun
- see pwakulun
- pwan
- also, too; see pwa
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- pway
- (pwe) mapwe to sleep; to change; mapway-pway hanging down, to hang loose
- pwāyama
- mouth
- pweku
- pwa + iku
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- phala
- (S) fruit; wage; fee; result, consequence; ending
- phalapa
- usefulness, advantage
- phalāpekṣa
- (S) to expect wages/compensation/retaliation
- phalabhoga
- (S) to get food as a reward
- phalamūla
- (S) fruits and tubers
- phalamūlāśana
- (S) to eat fruits and tubers
- phalāhāra
- (S) to eat fruits
- phalita
- (S) to blossom, to bloom
- phalguṇa
- (S) 1. name of a month. 2. another name for Arjuna
- phālguṇi
- (S) name of a month
- phalya
- (S) flower, tree
- phīra
- an awful animal
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- baka
- (S) 1. a heron. 2. name of a giant
- bakamurkha
- (S) stupid heron
- bakar
- binakar burnt
- bakaripu
- Baka's enemy; another name for Buddha
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- bakal
- candidate for wife, fiancée; ambakalana to have to repeat
- bakāsěm
- sour soup; soup with tamarind
- bakikuk
- a hen (Gallus bangkiwa)
- bakikul
- bakikulěn to look for again and again
- bakiti
- ant; ambakiti like an ant; to come and go like an ant
- bakung
- a plant (Crinum asiaticum)
- bakula
- (S) a plant (Mimusops elengi)
- bakta
- babaktan present, gift (brought along)
- bakṣaṇa
- (S bhakṣaṇa) to eat
- bagañjing
- temple
- bagor
- female deer
- bāng
- abāng red; binang yellow-colored; kabāngan to become red; angry
- bangěnggi
- strong
- bangět
- abangět very, extreme; quick, fast
- bangiwen
- former(ly)
- bangun
- 1. form; like. 2. to get up, to stand up; to stand; abangun to stand up; amangun to get up, to stand up; to wake, to awaken
- bangus
- muzzle (e.g., for a dog)
- bango
- a heron (Ciconia sp.)
- bangkak
- 1. cruel. 2. bangkak-bangkak a bird
- bangkapö
- a large sea fish
- bangkit
- 1. happiness; binangkitan sharpened, whetted. 2. to exceed, to surpass; excellent, eminent; superior
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- bangkiwa
- ambangkiwa to act like a wild hen
- bangkrak
- babangkrak a water bird
- banggi
- afraid; fear, danger
- bangbang
- 1. a musical instrument. 2. reddish, light brown; binangbang painted red
- bangbatu
- part of a palace
- bangras
- tremendous, enormous, violent; dangerous
- banglus
- a fish
- bangśapatra
- (S wamśapatra) a kind of sedge-grass
- bangsal
- binangsal fenced, enclosed by a hedge
- bangsawara
- a textile
- bangsi
- (S wamśi) flute; mabangsi to blow a flute
- bacangah
- a kind of wayang
- bacingah
- several; different kinds of; outer square
- bacot
- nose; mouth
- bajang
- little, small, dwarf; pabajangan graveyard for children
- bajing
- squirrel
- bajo
- mambajo to cross the sea; by sea
- bajra
- (S wajra) flash of lightning; diamond; binajra hit by a thunderclap
- bajrāgni
- (S wajrāgni) fire of the thunderbolt
- bajraghoṣa
- (S wajraghoṣa) thunderbolt
- bajrāngkara
- name of Buddha
- bajrājñāna
- name of Buddha
- bajradhara
- (S wajradhara) to carry a thunderbolt; kabajradharan adherent of Bajrāyana
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- bajrapañjara
- (S wajrapañjara) cage made of diamonds; a battle-array
- bajramaya
- (S wajramaya) consisting of thunderbolts
- bajrāyana
- (S wajrāyaṇa) name of a school of Tantri
- bajralepa
- (S wajralepa) layer of diamonds
- bajraśanī
- (S wajraśanī) chisel made of a thunderbolt; chisel of steel; chisel of diamonds
- bajrasadṛśa
- (S wajrasadṛśa) (to look) like a diamond
- bajropama
- (S wajropama) (to look) like a bajra (q.v.)
- bañak
- goose; bañak angrěm goose sitting on eggs; a battle formation
- bañar
- a fish
- bañu
- water; to bathe
- bañol
- clown; abañol to crack jokes
- bañcang
- bañcangan 1. payment of the debts of a son by his father. 2. knot, snare, halter, noose, lasso
- bañcana
- (S wañcana) disaster, calamity; trick, ruse; disappointed
- bañcanopaya
- (S) slander and trick
- bañcar
- kabañcaran killed as a hero
- bañcal
- amañcal to throw away; to kick
- bañjar
- row, line; environs; circle
- bañjur
- abañjuran direct(ly)
- baṭang
- babaṭang corpse
- baṭuk
- forehesd; front, before
- baḍama
- large knife
- baḍawāgni
- (S waḍawāgni) hell-fire
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- baḍawang
- turtle, tortoise
- baḍyag
- an alcoholic drink
- baṇa
- (S) arrow
- baṇi
- (S wāṇī) another name for Saraswatī
- baṇija
- (S waṇij) merchant, tradesman
- baṇijakarma
- trade
- baṇṭeng
- bull
- baṇḍang
- baṇḍangan prisoner of war
- baṇḍěm
- ambaṇḍěm to throw at
- baṇḍi
- a remedy, a medicine
- baṇḍung
- together; to play against, to have a match (with), to compete, to rival; abaṇḍung to accompany; ambaṇḍung to equal; silih-baṇḍung to help each other
- baṇḍut
- baṇḍut-baṇḍut be helped, be assisted; kabaṇḍut snared, wired; strangled, lassoed
- baṇḍusa
- coffin; trunk, box; maṇḍusa to bury
- baṇḍot
- binaṇḍot tied up, fastened; see baṇḍut; ula baṇḍotan a poisonous snake
- baṇḍyaga
- a stranger; traveler, wanderer
- baṇyaga
- captain
- baṇwa
- boat; see banawa
- bata
- brick; ambata (to look) like a wall
- batang
- 1. higher place, elevation. 2. binatang-batang heightened, raised. 3. defeated. 4. numeral classifier
- batěk
- sabatěk together
- batur
- 1. raised/heightened floor; stairs; mabatur provided with stairs. 2. servant; abatur head.
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- 3. treasures, treasury, riches
- badal
- amadal to refuse
- baděs
- ambabaděsi brought into discredit, discredited, stained
- bade
- equipment for cremation
- baddha
- (S) 1. bound, tied up, fastened. 2. caught, seized; headcloth
- badyag
- an alcoholic drink
- badha
- (S wadha) dead; death
- bādhaka
- (S wādhaka) handicap, obstacle, troubles, hindrance
- banantěn
- a fine cloth
- banara
- a plant (Smilax zeylanica)
- banawa
- boat; see baṇwa
- banaspati
- (S) 1. tree. 2. a forest ghost
- baning
- turtle, turtoise
- bantal
- pillow
- bantěn
- pabantěnan victim; sacrifice, offering, pious gift
- bantěr
- abantěr quick, fast
- banting
- ambanting to throw down, to fling down with a jerk
- banděng
- a sea fish
- bandoga
- a plant
- bandha
- (S) 1. bundle, band, tie; bond, alliance; mambandha to tie up, to fasten, to bind fast. 2. body; babandha corpse; silih-bandha to seize one another, to grasp each other
- bandhana
- (S) tie, bundle, band, bond, alliance;
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- chain; sarwajanmabandhana anything which puts mankind into chains
- bandhapāśa
- (S) string and snare
- bandhu
- (S) sister, brother, relation
- banyaga
- merchant, tradesman; see baṇyaga
- bāp
- many, much; very, quite; heap; abāp in heaps; in bundles
- bapa
- father
- bapuh
- (S wapuh) body
- bapra
- (S wapra) wall
- baprakeśwara
- (S waprakeśwara) mountain ghost
- baprorddha
- (S waprorddha) on/upon/above/over the wall
- babak
- 1. broken; peeled off; mabak to tear off. 2. ambabak lungguh to get a home
- babat
- part
- babatan
- raised floor, heightened floor
- babad
- ambabad to cut (off)
- babar
- ambabar to open; mababaran to separate, to spread; finished, all over
- babal
- torn (off); penetrated; broken
- babah
- babahan gate
- babu
- ababu thousands of
- bāmakara
- (S wāmakara) left hand
- bamakṛti
- to die as a hero
- bāmana
- (S wāmana) goblin; dwarf
- bāmahasta
- (S wāmahasta) left hand
- bāmi
- (S wāmin) to spout
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- bamodara
- (S ambhodhara) cloud; ambamodara to tread on clouds
- bāmoru
- (S wāmoru) left thigh
- baya
- cloth; motif
- bayang
- 1. abayangan doubtful; to go around. 2. binabayang carried away, brought away
- bayangkarya
- binayangkarya newly married man or woman
- bayan
- a parakeet, parrot
- bāyabya
- (S wāyawya) arrow of Bayu; northwest
- bāyabyastha
- (S) in the northwest
- bāyu
- (S wāyu) wind; breath; vital strength, energy; vitality
- bāyutanaya
- (S wāyutanaya) son of the god Bayu, i.e., Hanuman
- bāyuputra
- (S wāyuputra) son of the god Bayu, i.e., Hanuman
- bāyubajra
- (S wāyubajra) storm, hurricane
- bāyubajrasadṛśa
- (S wāyubajrasadṛśa) like wind and a flash of lightning
- bāyubrata
- (S wāyuwrata) vow to the wind
- bāyubhaksa
- (S wāyubhaksa) to live on winds; to subsist on the winds, i.e., to fast
- bāyumitra
- (S wāyumitra) friend of the god Bayu
- bāyusuta
- (S wāyusuta) son of Bayu, i.e., Hanuman
- bayong
- a fish
- bāywākāśādhika
- (S) wind, sky and so on
- bāywātmaja
- (S wāywātmaja) son of Bayu, i.e., Hanuman
- bāywāhāra
- (S) to live/subsist on winds, i.e., to fast
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- bara
- heavy; load, burden; kabaran overloaded, over-burdened; impotent, powerless; see bhāra
- barang
- 1. in vain; gone, away, disappeared. 2. whosoever, whatsoever. 3. binarang attacked with a large knife
- barat
- wind; strong wind; ambarat katiga like a wind in the third month
- baranang
- ambaranang robber; one who burns; makabaranang be burnt
- barabal
- amarabal to stream, to flow; to overflow
- barabas
- marabas to stream, to flow; to overflow
- barasat
- makabarasat to run helter-skelter
- barěp
- ambarěpi to precede; to be the leader or commander
- barěběk
- jingling, to jingle
- barěbět
- noisy; noise
- barěběl
- makabarěběl incessant, continuous; to fall bit by; to flow, to stream; see barabal
- bari
- and; sometimes; when; moment; bari-bari continuous, incessant; whatsoever; whosoever; baryyan several, different; each; sabarinya at every time when; during, as long as; while
- baribin
- noisy; disturbing, to disturb; confused, inconfusion
- barung
- ambarung to accompany; to beat a large percussion instrument
- baruṇa
- (S waruna) 1. the god Waruṇa, god of the sea. 2. west
- bāruna
- west
- baruṇāstra
- (S waruṇāstra) arrow of the god Waruna
- barubi
- a plant
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- barubus
- barubusan to appear, to rise; to bud
- barubuh
- makabarubuh to fall on one's back; kabarubuh turned over, toppled over; thrown away; destroyed
- barkakan
- a fruit
- barpět
- to stop; gone, away, disappeared; to flicker
- barpulung
- to gather, to meet, to come together
- barwang
- a bear
- barwung
- a sore; wound
- bala
- (S) 1. strength; mabala strong. 2. army; subordinate, crew
- bāla
- (S) children; young
- bālaka
- (S) young; small children
- balaka
- honest, upright, reliable; straightforward, just; frankly, openly
- balakang
- back(-part); behind
- balakrama
- soldier
- balang
- 1. grasshopper. 2. mabalangan to throw at one another
- balātkāra
- (S) force; compulsion; violence
- balādhika
- (S) officer, commander
- balanak
- a sea fish
- balapati
- commander-in-chief
- balapradhāna
- (S) commander-in-chief
- balabag
- board
- balabar
- abalabar to run away, to flee, to take to one's heels; amalabar to overflow
- balabur
- a very heavy rain in the dry season; kabalaburan caught by the rain
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- balay
- building; hall; see bale
- balawān
- (S) strong; mighty; powerful
- balasanggha
- (S) group of soldiers
- balasamūha
- (S) group of soldiers
- balasah
- makabalasah spread, scattered
- balěm
- 1. abalěm slow; robust; short; low. 2. balěman glowing coal, cinders
- balī
- (S balin) 1. strong, solid, firm, robust; superior. 2. not, no
- bali
- again; kabali beaten back, beaten off; see balik
- balik
- mistaken; mistake, fault; again; as the successor, as the substitute; abalikakěn astonished; malika will be a traitor, will go over to the enemy; kabalik beaten back, beaten off; turned upside down
- balinguh
- balingubalinguh enthusiastic; passionate
- bālitanya
- (S) son of Bali
- bāliputra
- (S) son of Bali
- balisah
- uneasy, worried
- balu
- widow
- balung
- bone
- balumbang
- well; pond
- balut
- abalut bandage
- balun
- abalun orphan
- bale
- bale nyasa annex, outbuilding
- balmika
- (S walmīka) anthill, ant nest
- bawi
- pig
- bawita
- greedy, gluttonous
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- bawis
- soon, directly; quickly, fast
- bawu
- dawn
- baśa
- (S waśa) hope; will, desire; command, order; might, power; baśa-baśa very powerful, very mighty
- basaja
- usual, common; intentionally, expressly
- basanta
- (S wasanta) spring season
- basantatilaka
- (S wasantatilaka) flower in spring; name of a verse meter
- basama
- perhaps, probably
- bāsawaḥ
- (S wāsawa) another name for the god Indra
- basah
- 1. rotten. 2. basahan robe of state, court dress
- basu
- (S wasu) a creature similar to a dewa (god)
- basundharā
- (S wasundharā) earth, world
- basundhari
- (S wasundharī) earth, world
- bahak
- 1. ambahak to rob. 2. a large ferocious bird
- bahang
- drunken
- bahěm
- molar (tooth)
- bahělung
- bone; see balung
- bahi
- fish
- bahiri
- 1. (S bheri) drum. 2. tree bark
- bahu
- 1. shoulder; neck. 2. much, many; bahuweda many kinds of knowledge
- bāhu
- shoulder; hand; arm
- bahud
- ambahud cruel; to kill
- bāhudaṇḍa
- (S) the arm/hand which is punishing
- bāhupāda
- (S) hand and foot
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- bahumantra
- several sacred formulas
- bāhurakṣa
- (S) hand-protector; bracelet
- bahula
- 1. (S) thick; packed, close together; large; strong. 2. for, because; cause, reason; during
- bāhulya
- of; the more; moreover
- bahuwangśa
- (S) to have many descendants
- bahuwidha
- (S) much, many; several
- bahuśiṣya
- (S) to have many pupils
- bahni
- (S wahni) fire
- bahnidhāraṇa
- (S wahnidhāraṇa) cremation
- bahnibrata
- (S wahniwrata) vow to fire
- bahnimaya
- (S wahnimaya) fire; to consist of fire
- bāhwābharaṇa
- (S) arm-ornament, hand-embellishment
- bahwṛca
- (S) priest, specialist in Ṛg-weda
- běk
- full; see iběk
- běkěl
- biněkělan to be provided with provisions during one's journey, to get victuals for one's journey
- běkiki
- a fish
- běga
- to stammer, to stutter
- běger
- young; cheerful, animated, enthusiastic
- běng
- an onomatopoeic word to express humming
- běngang
- to open one's mouth; biněngang opened, open
- běngkat
- to go; departure
- běngběng
- closed room
- běcik
- aběcik-běcik good; beautiful
- běñu
- (S) aběběñon to joke
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- běñud
- astonished, amazed; startled
- běñcah
- biněñcah crushed, broken
- běñjit
- piglet
- běṭěk
- cook
- běḍag
- to hunt; biněḍag hunted, chased
- běḍol
- biněḍol destroyed; drawn, pulled out
- bět
- shrubs; bushes
- bětah
- 1. also, too. 2. tough; approved, to stand the test; to stand firm, to persevere; steadfast, undaunted, resolute
- běněm
- aměněm to roast in warm ashes or glowing coals
- běněr
- right; straightfoward; aběněr right, straight-forward; sure, certain; aměněr-měněr to point directly at, to go up directly to
- běntar
- broken; torn; burst, split
- běntis
- calf (of the leg)
- běntur
- aběnturan to strike against each other, to collide with each other
- běnter
- warm; clear, bright
- běndu
- angry; anger
- běběk
- pamběběkan place of collection
- běběng
- hampered, hindered, obstructed; amběběng to hinder, to hamper, to obstruct
- běběd
- 1. cloth, skirt; belt. 2. shark. 3. bandage; amběběd to bandage
- běras
- hulled rice
- běrěběg
- kaběrěběg noisy
- běrěm
- palm wine
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- běriwok
- to have a dense moustache and beard
- bělah
- split, broken, burst
- bělěk
- aběbělěk in great number
- bělět
- kabělět unbearable
- běsar
- 1. mulberry. 2. large, great
- běsi
- a heron
- běsur
- stubborn, obstinate, headstrong
- běhak
- torn
- böběl
- kaböběl broken; to shudder, to shake
- böh
- (běh) aböh swollen
- bi
- woman; lakibi men and women; see anakbi
- bikal
- abikal hard
- bingar
- clear, bright; beautiful; cheerful, enthusiastic; abingar fresh; clear, bright
- bingung
- confused, in confusion
- bingkas
- destroyed, damaged
- bingle
- a bird
- bicaruka
- (S abhicaruka) prayer for warding off danger, etc.
- biḍudak
- amiḍudak like a snake
- biddhanāga
- clothes peg; clothes hook
- binang
- abinang large
- bini
- wife
- binihaji
- queen
- binturun
- a bird
- bindanāga
- mabindanāga with betel-leaf and lime
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- bindar
- to hit something accidentally and after that to call the name of one's favorite person
- bindhiwāla
- (S bhindipāla) a javelin/spear/lance
- bipariīta
- (S wiparīta) deviation
- bibal
- small wound
- bibi
- mother
- bibik
- amibik to shut, to close
- bibit
- 1. fishhook; point of a fishhook; amibit to angle. 2. amibiti to call, to mention
- bībhatsa
- (S) not delicious; very ugly
- bimba
- (S wimba) painting; shadow; picture
- biru
- abiru blue
- bilala
- 1. quiet, still, silent, calm; permanent, constant, firm. 2. afraid
- bilulu
- a plant
- biluluk
- pistil of the coconut flower
- biṣa
- (S wiṣa) poison; miṣani to poison; see bisa
- biṣama
- (S wiṣama) enormous, tremendous; terrible, violent; hard; difficult; dangerous; hardly passable
- biṣṭi
- dangerous
- bisa
- can, capable; tan pabisa cannot, incapable, impotent, powerless
- bisan
- abibisan relationship between parents whose children are married; in-laws; see besan
- bīsik
- bisik-bisik to whisper
- bisu
- 1. dumb, mute. 2. a bird
- bu
- abbreviation of budha, i.e., Wednesday
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- buat
- to do, to make; mamuat to do, to make
- buka
- to begin; abuka to give reason to; sabuka in the beginning
- bukakuṇḍur
- crown, diadem
- bukět
- abukět firm, solid, strong; mabukět to shrink
- bukur
- temple, chapel
- bukuh
- abukuh to bow solemnly
- bung
- bamboo shoot, bamboo bud
- bungalan
- yellow
- bungah
- abungah merry, glad, cheerful, elated
- bungkah
- base; bottom; underpart, underside; bubungkah a water reed
- bungkil
- cake of pressed peanuts; bubungkilan all kinds of tubers
- bungkul
- 1. classified for counting houses. 2. bubungkul knob; bud; knot, handle
- bungbang
- hole
- bungbung
- bamboo
- buñcang
- mabuñcangakěn to throw away
- buñcal
- to throw away
- buñcit
- last; hindmost, sternmost
- buñjit
- piglet
- buḍeg
- dumb; stupid, silly
- butěng
- abutěng mentally deranged, mad, angry; hothead
- buti
- merit, service
- butir
- butirěn wound; physical defect; stain, blot, shame
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- budur
- an alcoholic drink
- buddha
- (S) kabuddhan seat/throne of Buddha
- buddhakula
- (S) descendant of Buddha
- buddhāngkura
- (S) descendant of Buddha
- buddhātmaka
- (S) man whose soul is full of conciousness
- buddhānusmaraṇa
- (S) meditation on Buddha
- buddhapratiwimba
- (S) shadow of Buddha; image/picture of Buddha
- buddhamārgānusārī
- (S) to follow the way of Buddha
- buddhālaya
- (S) seat/throne of Buddha
- buddhaśāsana
- (S) commandments of Buddha
- buddhi
- (S) consciousness; knowledge; intention; invention; feeling; quality; abuddhi to like; aware of, conscious of
- buddhipūrwwa
- (S) something of which one is aware
- buddhimān
- (S) sensible, wise, levelheaded, sedate, strong of character; clever
- buddhuracana
- (S) invention and plan
- bun
- dew; kabunan covered with dew
- buněk
- abuněk desperate; sad, distressed; powerless, impotent
- buntang
- kabuntang-banting shaken; jostled; jerked to and fro
- buntal
- amuntal to lance, to spear
- buntěk
- the buntěk fish (a poisonous sea fish)
- buntěr
- round, bulbous; spherical
- buntut
- tail; rear guard; classifier for counting animals
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- bubak
- destroyed, damaged
- bubat
- amubat to beat, to give a blow
- bubar
- finished, ready; scattered, spread; damaged, destroyed
- bubuk
- moth; woodworm
- bubut
- binubut drawn, pulled out
- bubur
- jelly; amubura will become a jelly; will be smashed
- bubul
- torn (off)
- bubuh
- 1. bubuhan task; burden, load; share, part. 2. bubuhěn swollen
- buyan
- mad
- buyut
- ancestor, forefather; old men; kabuyutan holy place; temple, chapel
- burangkak
- proud, conceited
- burat
- face powder; ointment, salve
- buranah
- maburanahan to flourish, to develop luxuriantly
- burayut
- to stick to; to tie up, to fasten; makaburayut to stick to; to tie up, to fasten
- burěngik
- pating burěngik everywhere there was groaning, everywhere groaning was heard; kaburěngek-burěngek to moan, to groan continuously
- burit
- behind; rear guard; stern (of a ship)
- burilap
- pating burilap to sparkle, to twinkle, to glitter, to flicker, to shine
- buru
- aburu to hunt, to chase; then, moreover, further; maburu-buru to hunt; paburwan hunting field, hunting grounds
- buruñja
- binuruñjakěn (animals) driven together as the hunters make noise
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- buruhun
- aburuhun to look for vegetables
- burwak
- a bird
- bulalak
- speckled; striped
- bulus
- javelin, spear, lance; mamulus to stab; to beat
- buluh
- amuluhi to refuse, to reject; to disdain, to humiliate
- bule
- albino
- busung
- dropsy; dropsical
- buset
- monkey
- buhak
- broken, burst, damaged
- buhaya
- 1. crocodile. 2. abuhaya to want, to desire, to intend to, will
- buhun
- name of a country
- beji
- a musical instrument
- betala
- a weapon
- bebek
- duck
- berěm
- a black cloth
- beri
- a musical instrument; see bheri
- beres
- paberes gun dog, hound
- bela
- to follow one's dead beloved by commiting suicide; pabelan weapon used for committing such a suicide
- belek
- an eye disease
- besan
- parents of both husband and wife; see bisan
- bok
- sound-symbol to express something which falls, or somebody who lies down
- bog
- sound-symbol to express somebody who falls
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- bogor
- pabogoran garden of aren-palms
- bogol
- ambogol unarmed
- bong
- 1. kabongan startled, fallen asleep. 2. ta bong-bong come, let us hold a cockfight; come, let us enjoy a cockfight
- bongoh
- abobongoh stupid, silly
- bonglěs
- to go secretly; to go stealthily
- bonglot
- to go; abonglot to go; to flee; to fly
- bocokok
- a crocodile
- bojěm
- lotus
- boño
- name of a color
- boñcah
- children
- boñjing
- a melody; to shake, shaken, shaking, to move violently to and fro
- boṇḍi
- moṇḍi hysteric, neurotic; to behave idiotically
- bot
- abot heavy; difficult; binotan urged, pushed aside
- botoh
- to bet; to gamble; bobotoh gambler; kabotohan (place off) gambling
- botdagang
- śūdra (the lowest of the four castes)
- botrawi
- stone walls at the sides of a pond; bathing-place
- bodhi
- (S) the tree under which Buddha received Enlightenment
- bodhimūla
- (S) causes of the soul's consciousness; principles of spiritual development; origins of spiritual development
- bodhisattwa
- (S) coming Buddha; candidate Buddha
- boddha
- (S bauddha) Buddhists; kaboddhan holy place of Buddhism
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- boddhangśa
- (S bauddhamśa) descendants of the adherents of Buddhism
- boddhatantra
- (S) doctrines of Buddhism; canons of Buddhism
- boddhādhyakṣa
- (S) teacher of Buddhism
- boddhapakṣa
- (S) adherent of Buddhism
- boddhapratīta
- (S) Buddhism
- boddhabrata
- (S) pious/devout adherent of Buddhism
- boddhalakṣana
- (S) pious/devout/loyal to Buddhism
- boddhasthāpaka
- (S) Buddhist monk
- bondolo
- a kind of glutinous rice
- bobot
- abobot pregnant; bobotana ought to be fined
- boboh
- abobohan to attack; bobohan task, obligation
- bor
- amazed, astonished
- boles
- scattered, spread; to separate
- bolu
- name of a flower (Zehneria exasperata Miq.)
- bowong
- tiger
- bos
- mabos ferocious, wild; snappish, biting
- bosěn
- tired, annoyed
- boh
- hey!
- byak
- quick, fast
- byakta
- (S wyakta) clear, bright; obvious; sure, certain; convinced; pamyaktan a clear proof
- byagata
- consolation; consoled; calmed
- byatīta
- (S wyatīta) past, after
- byāpaka
- (S wyāpaka) to develop luxuriantly, to flourish, to spread, to extend, to enlarge, widen
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- byāpāra
- (S wyāpāra) behavior; doings; conduct; work, profession
- byāpārī
- (S wyāpārin) to carry out, to work at
- byāpī
- (S wyāpin) to develop; to soak, to penetrate
- byamoha
- (S wyāmoha) unconscious; fainted, swooned
- byaya
- (S wyaya) destruction, ruin; loss; victim; sacrifice; expenses, cost, charges; makabyaya to sacrifice; to bear, to endure, to suffer; pabyaya expenses, cost, charges
- byayātma
- (S wyayātman) disposed to sacrifice
- byar
- open; be put on; turned on, lighted
- byawasthā
- (S wyawasthā) situation; matter, thing; decision, determination
- byasana
- (S wyasana) passion; bad feature or characteristic, bad quality; attempt, effort; diligence, industriousness
- byěng
- byěngakěn will be thrown away; see bwang, bwěng
- byung
- mabyungakěn scattered, spread (everywhere), separated
- byut
- abyut to hang down, to bend down (because of the weight of fruit and folliage)
- byur
- abyuran scattered, spread (everywhere)
- byūha
- (S wyūha) battle-array; regulation, rule; abyūha to be on one's post in a battle formation
- byota
- abyota to differ with, in conflict with, contradictory to
- byoma
- (S wyoma) sky, space
- bra
- king; title of kings; see bhra, bhre; patik bra your slave; my lod, my master, your highness
- brangbrang
- amrangbang to grow red (like a red onion)
- braṇitasandhinī
- (S wraṇitasandhinī) to help the wounded
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- brata
- (S wrata) asceticism; vow, solemn promise; to fast; obligation, task; abrata to practice asceticism, to swear; to take a vow, to make a vow
- bratajapa
- (S wratajapa) asceticism and sacred formula
- bratī
- (S wratin) hermit; one who is practicing asceticism
- brāntajñāna
- (S bhrāntajñāna) deviating thought, deviation
- brahah
- to turn round, to wheel round, to rotate
- brahmā
- (S) 1. the god Brahma. 2. word; prayer; sacred formula; anger
- brahmāṛṣi
- (S brahmaṛṣi) priest of the brahmana caste
- brahmaṛṣikanya
- (S) daughter of a brahmana priest
- brahmakanyā
- (S) girl of the brahmana caste; another name for the godness Saraswati
- brāhmakṣatra
- (S) brahmana and kṣatriya
- brahmāngśa
- (S) the brahmanas
- brahmacārī
- (S) first stage of the life of the triwangśa (q.v.); good manners, good conduct, good behavior
- brahmacaryya
- (S) morality, decency, moral ethics; self-restraint
- brāhmaṇa
- (S) brahmana; priest, hermit
- brāhmaṇateja
- (S) aura/shine of a brahmana
- brāhmaṇayogi
- (S brāhmaṇayogin) priest of the brahmana caste
- brāhmaṇarūpa
- (S) to have the appearance of a brahmana
- brāhmaṇarūpadhara
- (S) to have/accept the appearance of a brahmana
- brāhmaṇaśāpa
- (S) a brahmana 's curse
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- brāhmaṇī
- (S) another name for the goddess Saraswati; brahmana 's wife
- brahmadaṇḍa
- (S) staff of the god Brahma
- brāhmādhinata
- (S) king of the brahmanas
- brahmapada
- (S) seat/place of the god Brahma
- brahmayajña
- (S) sacrifice to the god Brahma
- brahmarāja
- (S) private priest; head of the priests
- brahmaloka
- (S) seat/place of the god Brahma
- brahmaśara
- (S) arrow of the god Brahma
- brahmasūtra
- (S) brahmana 's cord (as mark of recongnition)
- brahmasūtropama
- (S) like a brahmana 's cord
- brahmāstra
- (S) arrow of the god Brahma
- brahmasthāna
- (S) 1. seat/place of the god Brahma. 2. a tree
- brahmahatya
- (S) murder/murderer of a brahmana
- brěkěkěk
- kabrěkěkěk to humble oneself; cringing
- brěg
- binrěg driven away; hunted, chased
- brěgěñjong
- a giant, a demon
- brěnggiristi
- (S bhṛṅgirīti) another name for the god Kumara
- brěteh
- thief
- brěbět
- abrěbět to buzz; to pass very fast
- brěběs
- mrěběsi to flow, to drip, to stream
- brěsi
- pabrěsi the servant who carries the seat-pillow
- brěsil
- infirm; invalid; having a defect
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- bris
- thick; dense
- blak
- wounded
- blandong
- blandongan a boat
- blěḍag
- amblěḍag to explode; to sound loudly
- blěběk
- (bělěběk) mělěběk to inundate; makabělěběk to bubble up
- blik
- ablik to scream
- blo
- foal
- bwang
- binwang thrown away; driven away; hunted, chased; see byěng, bwěng
- bwat
- 1. very, extreme, exceeding; heavy; burden, load; abwat heavy; makabwatan to make heavier, to aggravate; to consider difficult/heavy; binwatan pushed aside, pressed, oppressed; burdened, loaded. 2. amwat to load; to carry. 3. material; result; product. 4. to feel; for (the sake of); to give
- bwěng
- bwěngakěn thrown away; see byěng, bwang
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- bhakta
- (S) 1. food; pabhaktan place to store cooked rice; depository for cooked rice. 2. ambhakta to carry
- bhaktawatsala
- (S) to like, to be fond of; greedy, gluttonous
- bhakti
- (S) devotion, fidelity, loyalty; faithfulness; honor, respect, reverence, homage, tribute
- bhaktimān
- (S) loyal, faithful, devoted
- bhakṣa
- (S) food
- bhakṣana
- (S) food
- bhakṣyapāna
- (S) food and drink
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- bhāga
- (S) part, share; happy, happiness; samabhāga the same part/share/portion; see bhage
- bhagawatī
- (S) another name for the goddess Durgā
- bhagawān
- (S) priest, hermit, master, God
- bhage
- (S bhāgya) happy, happiness; bhageya welcome!; see bhāgya
- bhagna
- (S) broken; damaged; destroyed; dead; to fail
- bhagnapratijña
- (S) one who denies his vow; liar
- bhagnawīryya
- (S) one who loses his courage; desperate, powerless
- bhāgya
- (S) happy, happiness; see bhage
- bhāgyamān
- (S) happy
- bhangga
- proud; conceited; stubborn, obstinate, persistent
- bhanggāpakāra
- (S) destruction and ruin
- bhanggi
- (S) fragile; flexible, pliant; tan pabhanggi incessant, continuous; unbreakable
- bhaṭa
- (S) servant; soldier
- bhaṭamantri
- (S bhaṭamantrin) commander; officer
- bhaṭāra
- (S bhaṭṭāra) god; king; abhaṭāra king; dina bhaṭāra the day of the sun-god, Sunday; see bharāla
- bhaṭārī
- (S bhaṭṭārī) goddess; woman
- bhaṭṭagana
- (S) group of singers
- bhāṇḍa
- (S) merchandise; property; abhāṇḍabhāṇḍa leader, foreman, commander
- bhaṇḍagina
- clown
- bhadrā
- (S) patient; one who forgives easily
- bhadrawāda
- (S) good omen; name of the second month
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- bhadrawantan
- (S) the second month
- bhadrika
- (S) the best one; the most excellent one; name of a verse meter
- bhadreśwara
- (S) another name for Śiwa
- bhānu
- (S) the sun
- bhāndāri
- (S) treasurer
- bhānwātmaja
- (S) son of the god Surya
- bhāma
- invincible, unconquerable; unbreakable; enormous, tremendous, violent
- bhaya
- (S) 1. afraid, to fear; danger. 2. possibility
- bhayangkara
- guard
- bhayadurgga
- (S) aid, help, assistance
- bhayānaka
- (S) awful, horrible
- bhāra
- (S) load, burden; heavy; difficult; important; kabhāran too heavy; objection
- bharaṇa
- makabharaṇa used as an adornment; to wear an embellishment
- bhārata
- (S) descendants of Bharata; pabharatan battlefield
- bhāratakathā
- (S) story of Bharata (the Mahābhārata)
- bhāratayuddha
- (S) war between the descendants of Bharata
- bhāratawarṣa
- (S) India
- bharadwājāśrama
- (S) hermitage of Bharadwājā
- bharāla
- (S) God; see bhaṭāra
- bhārggawa
- (S) 1. descendants of Bhṛgu. 2. hammer; striker
- bhartula
- (S wartula) round, spherical
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- bhartṛloka
- (S) place of one's husband
- bhāryyā
- (S) woman; wife
- bhalla
- (S) arrow
- bhāwa
- (S) figure, stature; attitude; behavior; kabhāwa defeated
- bhāwaka
- (S) as if; like
- bhāwacakra
- (S) chain of life and death; abhāwacakra be born again, to incarnate
- bhawana
- (S) house
- bhāwanā
- (S) conjecture, suspicion; shadow; fantasy, illusion, imagination; calculation; bhināwanā expected, supposed, suspected; imagined, alluded
- bhawānī
- (S) another name of the goddess Umā
- bhawarasa
- abhawarasa to agree, to consult
- bhawah
- bhawahan adornment, embellishment, ornament
- bhawika
- (S) pious, virtuous, modest
- bhawiṣya
- (S) future; after that; then, further
- bhawiṣyati
- (S) he/she will be/become soon; will soon; further, then; bhawiṣyatiněn ought to be surpassed
- bhaṣa
- abhaṣa rather, somewhat
- bhāṣa
- (S bhāṣā) prayer; word; language; abhāṣa to say, to tell, to swear
- bhāṣaṇa
- (S wāsaṇa) mabhāṣaṇa to trade, to carry on trade
- bhāṣarudita
- (S) melancholy melody
- bhāṣita
- (S) to have said, to have told
- bhāskara
- (S) sun
- bhasama
- (S) ash; abhasama bandaged; to wear a cloth, be dressed; to bestrew with ash; makabhasama
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- to become ash/dust
- bhasmara
- kabhasmaran to fall in love
- bhasmaśayana
- (S) to sleep on ash/dust
- bhasmī
- (S) destroyed; to become ash/dust; see bhasmībhūta; bhasmyan destruction; kabhasmyan cremation; fire; burned, caught by fire
- bhasmīkṛta
- (S) to become ash; burned, cremated
- bhasmībhūta
- (S) to become ash; cremated
- bhāswara
- (S) to radiate, radiating, shining
- bhikṣu
- (S) priest; Buddhist monk
- bhikṣuka
- (S) beggar; priest
- bhīta
- (S) afraid, to fear; coward
- bhindipāla
- (S) javelin, lance, spear
- bhinna
- (S) 1. tremendous, enormous, violent; dangerous; alarming, frightening; kabhinna-bhinna endless. 3. decrease, diminution; restriction, limitation. 3. different; difference
- bhīma
- (S) tremendous, enormous, violent; horrible, awful
- bhīru
- (S) afraid
- bhiṣak
- (S) remedy, medicine; physician
- bhīṣaṇa
- (S) tremendous, enormous, violent; dangerous; difficult; alarming, frighting
- bhiṣuwa
- (S) sacrifice; victim
- bhukti
- (S) meal, food; to use; to enjoy; to satiate oneself, to satisfy oneself; mukti to enjoy
- bhūgaśrī
- hair-cord, hair-string
- bhuja
- (S) hand; ghost with one hand
- bhujaga
- (S) snake
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- bhujagakusuma
- (S) nagasari flower
- bhujagapati
- (S) king of snakes; another name for Anantabhoga
- bhujagāpaśa
- (S) cord consisting of a snake: weapon of Indrajit which is a lasso made of a snake
- bhujagapuṣpa
- (S) nagasari flower
- bhujagaśiśusṛta
- (S) decorated with young snakes
- bhujagāstra
- (S) arrow consisting of a snake
- bhujangga
- (S) learned man, scholar; priest; makabhujangga be apprenticed to; to have as one's apprentice or student; to have as one's follower or adherent
- bhujanggaprayāta
- (S) creeping snake; name of a verse meter
- bhujanggawijṛmbhita
- (S) a snake which is lying loosely; name of a verse meter
- bhujadwaya
- (S) both hands
- bhujālamba
- (S) hand-supporter
- bhūta
- (S) living being; creature; giant; evil ghost; devil
- bhūtādi
- (S) giant/demon (and so on)
- bhūtayajña
- (S) offerings/sacrifices to evil ghosts; offerings/sacrifices to giants
- bhūtala
- (S) earth, world
- bhūtahita
- (S) human welfare; welfare of all living beings
- bhūpati
- (S) king; regent
- bhūpāla
- (S) king; regent
- bhūpālaka
- (S) world-protector
- bhūbhāga
- (S) part of the earth
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- bhūmaṇḍala
- (S) the spherical world; circle, cycle; region, area, district, country; territory
- bhūmi
- (S) earth; soil; makabhūmi to have
- bhūmicāra
- (S) to walk on earth; abhūmicāra to walk on foot
- bhūmija
- (S) son of the earth (Bhoma)
- bhūmitala
- (S) earth-surface
- bhūmidāna
- (S) gift in the form of a piece of land
- bhūmidewādi
- (S) the goddess Pertiwi and others
- bhūminātha
- (S) king
- bhūmīndra
- (S) king
- bhūmipāla
- (S) king
- bhūmipālaka
- (S) world-protector
- bhūmiputra
- (S) son of the goddess Pertiwi
- bhūmimaṇḍala
- (S) the spherical world; the whole world; territory
- bhumiṣa
- proud; conceited
- bhūmyāgāra
- (S) house and yard; dwelling-place; home
- bhūmyātmaja
- (S) son of the goddess Pertiwi
- bhūrbhuwaḥ
- (S) earth and sky
- bhūrbhuwaḥswaḥ
- (S) earth, sky and heaven
- bhūlokapāla
- (S) world-protector, earth-protector
- bhuwana
- (S) world; continent; nature; earth
- bhuwanāṇḍa
- (S) terrestrial globe
- bhuwanatala
- (S) earth-surface
- bhuwanatraya
- (S) the three worlds; the three realms of nature
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- bhuwanāntarāla
- (S) earth and sky
- bhuwanamaṇḍala
- (S) region, district, area, country; territory; earth-surface
- bhuwanarakṣaṇa
- (S) world-supporter
- bhuwaḥ
- (S) world, earth
- bhuwaḥpada
- (S) world of human beings
- bhūśayyā
- (S) to sleep on the earth; to lie on the earth
- bhūsaṇa
- (S) ornament, adornment, embellishment
- bhūḥ
- (S) earth, world
- bhūḥbhāga
- (S) part of the world
- bhṛngga
- (S) a bee
- bhṛtya
- (S) servant; subordinate, crew
- bhṛtyādhikāra
- (S) head, commander, leader, chief
- bhṛtyapati
- (S) commander(-in-chief)
- bhṛtyasanggha
- (S) group of subordinates; gathering of fishermen
- bhekṣa
- (S bhaikṣa) alms; charitable gift; religious meal
- bheda
- (S) different, difference; except (for); mabheda in groups
- bhedakāra
- (S) to lie; to play off against each other
- bheri
- (S) a musical instrument resembling a drum
- bhaikṣa
- (S) alms; charitable gift; religious meal
- bhaikṣakarmma
- (S) beggar
- bhairawa
- (S) 1. another name for Śiwa; mabhairawa awful, horrible. 2. Śivaite priest; mamberawa to act as a Śiwaite priest
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- bhairawī
- (S) another name for the goddess Uma
- bhoktā
- (S) eater; user; the one who enjoys
- bhoga
- (S) use, the use of; enjoyment, pleasure; food, meal; food and clothing
- bhogabhungga
- (S) several kinds of food; various kinds of meals
- bhogi
- food
- bhogopabhoga
- (S) several kinds of enjoyment/pleasure
- bhojana
- (S) food; entertainments; offered meal and drink
- bhojanapāṇa
- (S) meal and drink
- bhoh
- hey!
- bhra
- title of kings
- bhrā
- abhrā clear, bright; to shine, to sparkle; beautiful, splendid
- bhrānta
- (S) confused, in confusion; desire and love
- bhrāntacitta
- (S) confusion, bewilderment, entanglement
- bhramanta
- (S bhram) to wander about; to cross or traverse in all directions; lying in the way; worried, uneasy
- bhramara
- (S) bee
- bhramarawilambita
- (S) place of hanging bees; name of a verse meter
- bhramarawilasita
- (S) uneasy bees; name of a verse meter
- bhramita
- (S) wandering about; crossing/traversing in all directions; uneasy, worried
- bhramitākṣara
- (S pramitākṣara) with flirting eyes; while playing with the eyes; name of a verse meter
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- bhraṣṭa
- (S) to fall down, to collapse; defeated; destroyed; dead
- bhrukutila
- (S) frowning with the eyebrows; to frown with the eyebrows
- bhre
- king; title of kings
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- makara
- (S) shrimp, lobster; a horrible or awful creature; ornament in the form of a makara
- makaradhwaja
- (S) the god Kama
- makarabyūha
- (S) a battle-array
- makarānana
- (S) a battle-array or formation
- makarawaktra
- (S) a battle-array
- makin
- the more; to increase
- makuṭa
- (S) crown, diadem; amakuṭa to have the crown, to wear a diadem
- makuṭāgra
- (S) top of a crown/diadem
- makuṭadhara
- (S) to wear a diadem
- maga
- mamaga-maga dissappointed again and again; kamaga to fail; dissappointed
- magag
- kamagagěn astonished, confused, bewildered
- māgadha
- (S) favorite singer; excellent singer
- māgadhapati
- (S) king of the land of Māgadha
- māgadhendra
- (S) king of Māgadha
- māgha
- (S) name of a month
- māghamāsa
- (S) the month Māgha
- mangu
- hesitance, doubt; to dream, to muse; mangu-mangu to hesitate
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- manguyu
- priest; pamanguyuwan hermitage
- manguri
- a palace official
- mangulangi
- fifth wife of a king
- mangkā
- then; such, like that; see mangkana
- mangkana
- thus, so, such, in such a manner; samangkana thus; though; at that time; now, nowadays
- mangkěl
- amangkěl not yet ripe; grieved, offended, peevish
- mangkin
- 1. the more ... the... -er; see makin. 2. now; later on
- mangke
- now, nowadays; at present
- mangko
- now; soon
- manggala
- 1. (S) happiness, good luck; blessing, grace, mercy, favor; blessing ceremony; first child. 2. beginning; leader, chief, headman. 3. belt; amanggala to wear a belt; pinakamanggala to be a protector
- manggalagīta
- (S) melody which brings good luck or happiness
- manggalastāwa
- (S) eulogy which brings good luck or happiness
- manggalya
- (S) dangerous. 2. beneficial, blessing, advantageous
- manggis
- a fruit (Garcinia mangostana)
- manggista
- a fruit
- mangguṣṭa
- (S) a fruit
- mangmang
- call; oath; vow; mamangmang to swear
- māngsa
- (S mānisa) meat; food; meal; fish-eater
- māngsapeśi
- (S) lump or piece of meat
- māngsabhakṣa
- (S mānisabhakṣa) to eat meat/flesh
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- māngsabhakṣaṇa
- (S mānisabhakṣaṇa) flesh-eating, carnivorous
- māngsarasa
- (S mānisarasa) taste of flesh/meat
- mangsī
- (S maṣi) ink; pamangsyana smeared with ink, dirty with ink, spoiled with ink
- macan
- tiger
- maja
- a fruit (Aegle marmelos)
- majana
- majanana ought to be the referee/arbiter/intermediary
- majum
- ingredients which cause drunkenness
- majja
- (S majjā) ointment, salve
- mañal
- male genitals
- mañca
- subject or vassal kings; strange
- mañcanagara
- governor
- mañjangan
- deer
- mañjabhāṣaṇi
- (S) name of a verse meter
- mañju
- amañju to dislike
- maḍake
- shallow place
- maḍangkungan
- name of a wuku (q.v.)
- māṇawakakrīḍita
- (S) a playing boy; name of a verse meter
- maṇi
- (S) pearl; jewel; diamond
- maṇik
- pearl; jewel; diamond; pamaṇikan jeweller
- maṇigunanikara
- (S) some good characteristics; name of a verse meter
- maṇigopura
- (S) gate set with jewels
- maṇimaya
- (S) consisting of jewels
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- maṇimukya
- (S maṇimukhya) excellent jewel; important jewel
- maṇḍaga
- salve, ointment
- maṇḍapa
- (S) open front hall
- maṇḍala
- (S) circle, area, district, milieu, territory; cycle; hermitage; amaṇḍala hermitage
- maṇḍalam
- (S) holy milieu
- maṇḍalika
- (S) 1. submissive countries. 2. an aquatic plant (Artocarpus rigida Bl.)
- maṇḍi
- 1. to bathe; to water, to spray. 2. poisonous; effective, efficacious
- maṇḍihalādi
- to mock; to abuse; to call a person names; to scold, to defame
- maṇḍuka
- (S) frog, toad
- mata
- 1. eye; minata visible, seen; pamata sight, view; sakamatan what is seen, what is visible. 2. see ata
- mātā
- (S) mother
- matang
- cause; reason; intention; purpose; plan
- matangga
- (S) elephant
- mātāmaha
- (S) grandmother
- mati
- (S) thought; opinion
- matika
- too, also; see atika
- matikin
- too, also
- matkuṇa
- (S) a kind of bug
- matta
- (S) excited, cheerful, glad, merry, enthusiastic; angry; mad; mattakrīḍa name of a verse meter
- mattamayūra
- (S) merry peacock; name of a verse meter
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- mātra
- (S) size, measure; small; only, but; a trifle; a little, abit; mātra-mātra gradually; samātra a little, a bit
- matsara
- (S) jealous, envious; jealousy, envy
- mātsaryya
- (S) jealous, envious; jealousy, envy; greed
- matsya
- (S) fish; meat
- matsyādhipa
- (S) king of the land of Wirāṭa
- mada
- (S) pride; madness; drunkenness; passion; amada drunken; kamadan reckless deed
- madana
- (S) love; the god Kama
- madanakāryya
- (S) to cause love, to make (someone) fall in love
- madanāgawiṣaya
- (S) to cause a drunkenness of love
- madanatantra
- (S) textbook of love
- madanadahana
- (S) the one who burned the god of love, i.e., Śiwa
- madanabāna
- (S) arrow of love
- madanarāga
- (S) sick because of love; lovesick
- madanāri
- (S) enemy of love, i.e., Śiwa
- madanawilāsābhyāśa
- (S) close to love-making
- madanawedanātma
- (S) hit/struck/caught by love and pity
- madanaśara
- (S) arrow of love
- madanaśarāgni
- (S) fire of the arrow of love
- madanāśrama
- (S) hermitage of the god Kama
- madanodaya
- (S) the arising of love and pity; name of a sacred formula
- madalekha
- (S) letter containing conceited words
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- madirā
- (S) an alcoholic drink
- madya
- (S) an alcoholic drink
- madraka
- (S) Madras (the city); name of a verse meter
- mādhawa
- (S) another name for Wiṣṇu
- madhu
- (S) honey
- madhuka
- (S) a plant
- madhukara
- (S) bee
- madhūdang
- (S) another name for Kṛṣṇa
- madhupa
- (S) bee
- madhuparkka
- (S) dish with honey; cocked food with honey
- madhubrata
- (S) bee
- madhumāsa
- (S) spring season; minadhumāsa sugared
- madhura
- (S) beautiful, fine; friendly
- madhularalalita
- (S) name of a verse meter
- madhulawṛkṣa
- (S) a tree
- madhusūdanāwatara
- (S) incarnation of Kṛṣṇa
- madhuswara
- (S) pleasant to be heard
- madhya
- (S) middle, mid
- madhyakrośa
- (S) half a krośa (a linear measure)
- madhyama
- (S) middle, mid; average
- madhyamadāna
- (S) the average gift
- madhyamaphala
- (S) average wage, average fee
- madhyamottamakamiṣṭa
- (S) average highest and average lowest
- madhyarātri
- (S) midnight
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- madhyastha
- (S) to stand in the middle; impartial, neutral
- madhyordhamadhaḥ
- (S) middle; high; low
- māna
- (S) thought; meaning; conceit, boasting, bragging; anger
- manāng
- fault, mistake; angry
- mānadhāna
- reverent, respectdd, honored; upright, righteous, straightforward, honest; kamānadhānan honest struggle
- manādhukāra
- to welcome with cheering
- mānamana
- continuous, incessant; to and fro; amāna-mana to do one's utmost; mamānamana with all one's might, with might and main
- mānamānasa
- (S) proud, conceited; reckless
- mānayanāya
- to intrigue against the king
- manawa
- perhaps; probable
- mānawa
- (S) man
- mānawakākrīḍita
- (S) playing slaves; name of a verse meter
- mānawāgama
- (S) the code of Manu
- mānawādi
- (S) the code of Manu
- mānawibhawa
- (S) kamānawibhawan extravagant self-reliance; excessive self-confidence
- mānasa
- (S) heart; feeling; inner self; inner man, internal; sad, distressed, sorrowful; mānasā sad, distressed, sorrowful
- mānasika
- (S) inner self, inner man, internal; mental, moral; psychic
- mānasija
- (S) love
- manastāpa
- (S) sadness, sorrow, distress; misery
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- manah
- (S) heart; feeling; thought
- manahil
- name of a wuku (q.v.)
- maněh
- wet-nurse, foster-mother; maidservant; female slave
- mani
- jewel, diamond; see maṇi
- manis
- 1. nice, attractive, sweet; friendly, kind. 2. umanis the first day of the five-day week
- manuk
- bird
- manuja
- man
- manūpadeśa
- (S) the code of Manu
- manuṣa
- (S) man
- manuṣakṛti
- (S) to have the appearance of a person
- mānuṣagendha
- (S) the smell of man
- mānuṣādhama
- (S) low/humble/mean man
- mānuṣapada
- (S) world of men, the human world
- mānuṣabuddhi
- (S) man's thought, thought of man
- mānuṣarūpa
- (S) man's form, man's appearance
- mānuṣaloka
- (S) human world, world of men
- mānuṣya
- (S) mankind; man
- mānuṣyaloka
- (S) human world, world of men
- manogāmī
- (S) as fast as thought
- manoja
- (S manojawa) as fast as thought
- manojawa
- (S) as quick as thought
- manojawana
- (S) as fast as thought
- manojña
- (S) delicious; splendid, beautiful, fine
- manobhawa
- (S) love
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- manobhū
- (S) love
- manol
- a water bird
- manohara
- attractive; beautiful; kind, friendly
- mantare
- half; see antara
- mantěn
- ruby
- manti
- kamantyan an instant, a moment; to pass, to expire; interstice, gap, interim, interval, pause
- mantu
- son/daughter-in-law
- mantun
- to stop; see antun
- mantra
- (S) sacred formula; prayer; mantroṣadha sacred formula as remedy, sacred formula for healing
- mantramātra
- (S) only one prayer
- mantri
- (S mantrin) minister, adviser, official
- manda
- (S) gentle, kind; rather; a little, a bit; stupid, silly
- mandākrānta
- (S) name of a verse meter
- mandateja
- (S) to shine dimly, to shine dully
- mandabhāgya
- (S) not dangerous; unlucky
- mandamāruta
- (S) soft wind
- mandara
- (S mandāra) 1. a tree (Erythrina indica). 2. name of a mountain
- mandarādri
- (S) mount Mandara
- mandālpaśakti
- (S) impotent, powerless; limp
- mandawīryya
- (S) coward
- mandaśarana
- (S) impotent, powerless; limp
- mandi
- efficacious, effective; see maṇḍi (2)
- mandra
- (S) pleasant; amusing; cheerful, animated,
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- glad; fine, splendid
- manmatha
- (S) love; the god Kama
- manmathābha
- (S) like the god Kama
- manmatharipu
- enemy of the god of love; another name for Śiwa
- manmathasakā
- (S manmathasakhā) friend of the god Kama
- manman
- indifferent, not minding
- mapacāra
- (S apacāra) lack, shortage; to sin
- mami
- first person pronoun: I, me, mine
- mamrati
- ruler; manager; controller; authority
- māya
- 1. māya-māya mental, spiritual; to disappear; amāya-māya clear, obvious; to radiate, radiating; tan māya (ritually) unclean. 2. too, also
- māyā
- (S) hypnotism, magic, witchcraft; juggling; pseudo; quasi; trick, ruse, conceit; false; counterfeit; māyāmājā metamorphosis
- māyākāra
- (S) mirage
- mayang
- 1. coconut flower; mamayang to flower, to be in bloom; pamayang flower. 2. kamayangan elated; see hyang
- māyārūpa
- (S) apparent form; mirage; pseudo, quasi
- māyāwaktra
- (S) vague sight of a face
- māyāweṣa
- (S) disguise
- mayūra
- (S) peacock
- mār
- weak; gentle; mild tempered; tired, fatigued; ill, sick; fine, delicate, soft; angamār lingering (e.g., a disease); to languish; kamāran to weaken, weakened
- mara
- (maran) to go forward, to proceed; to, in the direction of; in order (to, that); for (the sake of); too, also; indeed; emphatic particle; see marapwan
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- māra
- (S) death; destruction; danger
- marakata
- (S) a precious stone; jewel; emerald
- marakatawarṇṇa
- (S) emerald-colored
- marakarmma
- (S) unlucky
- marakih
- name of a wuku (q.v.)
- māraṇa
- (S) murder; death; plant-disease; infectious disease
- marapwan
- (marapwa) in order to; so that
- mārawighna
- (S) hindrance/obstacle/obstruction by the goddess Māra
- mārawijaya
- (S) victory over the goddess Māra
- marika
- 1. nowadays, at present; he, she; such a, such like, like that; for (the sake of). 2. emphatic particle
- marike
- to this place; here, hither
- maring
- glad, to feel well, comfortable, at one's ease, contented; see aring
- marica
- (S) black pepper
- marimis
- mamarimisi to penetrate; to pass with great difficulty; see rimis
- maru
- second wife; makamarwa will become the second wife; maru-marun jealous, envious
- māruta
- (S) wind; the god Bayu
- mārutaputra
- (S) son of the god of wind
- mārutasuta
- (S) son of the god of wind
- mārutāhāra
- (S) to live on wind, i.e., to fast
- māruti
- (S) son of the god of wind, i.e., Hanuman
- marutaputra
- (S) son of the god of wind, i.e., Hanuman
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- marutprasuta
- (S) son of the wind-god, i.e., Hanuman
- marutsuta
- (S) son of the wind-god, Hanuman
- marus
- blood
- māropadrawa
- (S) danger and accident
- markata
- see marakata
- mārgaṇa
- (S) arrow
- mārgga
- (S) way, manner; cause; amārgga to go; to pass; samārgga in order to; samārgganta in accord with your way
- mārggaśiraḥ
- (S) name of a month (November-December)
- martyapada
- (S) world, earth
- martyaloka
- (S) world, earth
- mardala
- (S) a drum
- mārdawa
- (S) soft, gentle, mild-tempered
- marpawān
- to stream, to flow
- marmma
- 1. cause. 2. marmman a weak place or point; difficult place or point. 3. pity; kindness. 4. very, extremely, exceedingly. 5. marmma-marmma to hesitate, to doubt, doubtful
- marmmara
- (S) to buzz
- maryyādā
- (S) good behavior; piety
- marṣa
- (S) goodness, virtue, benefaction; charity, philanthrophy
- malangghya
- (S alangghya) impassable, impracticable
- mālati
- (S) jasmine (Jasminum sambac L.)
- malayākya
- (S malayākhya) named Malaya
- malayaparwwata
- (S) Mount Malaya
- malayapradeśa
- (S) Malaya area
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- malayamāruta
- (S) wind from Mount Malaya
- malar
- in order to; because of
- malah
- even, even so
- malěm
- night; pamalěm the whole night
- malěr
- yet; still going on; it still goes on
- mali
- to heal, healed; to recover, recovered
- maling
- thief; minaling-maling killed secretly
- mālinī
- flower arranger; name of a verse meter
- malih
- again; compensation; substitute; change
- malecca
- disloyal
- mālya
- (S) bouquet, nosegay, floral tribute
- mālyakarmmā
- (S) to arrange flowers
- malyāla
- steel
- malla
- (S) wrestler
- mallamoṣti
- (S) wrestler
- mawa
- to radiate, to beam, to shine
- mawi
- perhaps; probably
- mawwang
- a monkey
- maśaraṇa
- to ask for protection; see śaraṇa
- mās
- gold; mināsan gilt; furbished with gold
- māsa
- (S) 1. a measure (1/10 th suwarṇa). 2. time
- masa
- how is it possible!
- masih
- yet, still, more
- mastaka
- head
- māstawa
- (S āsawa) alcoholic drink
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- mah
- look! come on! please!
- mahā
- attempt, effort; trial; umahā to attempt, to take trouble (for), to try; intentionally, expressly
- mahākāraṇa
- (S) another name for Śiwa
- mahākāla
- (S) another name for Śiwa
- mahākālana
- a large giant
- mahākāwya
- (S) great poem
- mahākaśmala
- (S) very dirty
- mahākrūra
- (S) very violent; very cruel; very rough
- mahākliṣṭaśarīra
- (S) wound on the body; wounded
- mahākṣitisuta
- (S) the great Bhauma (Bhoma)
- mahāgaja
- (S) large elephant
- mahagambhira
- (S) 1. very deep; very dangerous. 2. rich in; with a plentiful supply of
- mahāgila
- (S) a large and dangerous fish
- mahāguru
- (S) great teacher; professor; scholar
- mahāgrāha
- (S) large fish
- mahāghora
- (S) tremendous, enormous
- mahājana
- (S) great person; people; the public, the masses
- mahātala
- (S) name of a hell
- mahātipāpa
- (S) very sinful; very evil or wicked
- mahātṛpti
- (S) great satisfaction; very deep feeling of satisfaction
- mahātma
- (S mahātman) great soul; man with a noble heart; sick person
- mahātmya
- (S) ill, sick; kamahātmyan magic power,
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- supernatural talent; nobleness
- mahātyanta
- (S) extraordinarily, extremely, exceedingly
- mahādibya
- (S mahādiwya) splendid, very fine; amazing, astonishing
- mahādurggama
- (S) impassable, impracticable
- mahādurlabha
- (S) scarcely obtainable, hardly obtainable
- mahādewa
- (S) king; another name for Śiwa
- mahādewī
- (S) first queen
- mahādbhuta
- (S) very amazing, very astonishing
- mahādwija
- (S) great priest
- mahānātha
- (S) great king; emperor
- mahānala
- (S) large fire
- mahānasa
- (S) kitchen
- mahāntěn
- throne
- mahāpakṣi
- (S mahāpakṣin) large bird
- mahāpaṇḍita
- (S) grand priest
- mahāpātaka
- (S) enormous disaster
- mahāpada
- (S) with large legs
- mahāpadma
- (S) giant lotus; hidden treasure; place of treasure
- mahāpāna
- (S) delicious drink
- mahāpāpa
- (S) very wicked, evil, sinful
- mahāpawitra
- (S) very holy
- mahāpāśa
- (S) large snare, large lasso
- mahāpaśu
- (S) large cattle
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- mahāpuruṣa
- (S) important person; high official, great man
- mahāprajña
- (S) very learned; very wise, very tactful
- mahāprāṇa
- (S) 1. important creature. 2. aspirated sound
- mahāprāṇawatī
- (S) inner, internal; in one's heart of hearts
- mahāprabhāwa
- (S) very mighty; extremely powerful
- mahāpralaya
- (S) the day of the ending of the world
- mahāprawira
- (S) undaunted, intrepid
- mahāphala
- (S) very fertile, very luxuriant; very successful
- mahābala
- (S) very strong; very mighty, very powerful
- mahābodhi
- (S) noble-minded; nobleness
- mahābrāhmaṇa
- (S) great brahmana; grand priest
- mahābhagawatī
- (S) girl of the upper circles of society
- mahābhaya
- (S) very dangerous
- mahābhāra
- (S) extremely, exceedingly; heavy burden; very heavy
- mahābhirāma
- (S) very beautiful/fine; very splendid
- mahābhīṣana
- (S) very dangerous; very poisonous; very awful, very horrible
- mahābhūta
- (S) principal element, main element
- mahābhairawa
- (S) very frightening; another name for Śiwa
- mahābhairawī
- (S) name of a hell
- mahāmāngsa
- (S mahāmānisa) very delicious meat
- mahāmaṇḍapa
- (S) large hall
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- mahāmantri
- (S mahāmantrin) prime minister
- mahāmārgga
- (S) highway, great road
- mahāmuni
- (S) great priest
- mahāmūrkka
- (S) very stupid, very silly
- mahāmṛta
- (S) holy life-water; precious life-water
- mahāmegha
- (S) large cloud
- mahāmoha
- (S) great error; great mistake
- mahāyati
- (S) great priest
- mahāyāna
- (S) large vehicle; the northern (Mahayana) school of Buddhism
- mahāyānabrata
- (S) asceticism according to the rules of the Mahayana school
- mahāyānika
- (S) adherent of the Mahayana school
- mahāyodha
- (S) great hero
- mahārāja
- (S) great king; emperor
- mahāratna
- (S) very expensive jewel
- mahāratha
- (S) great hero
- mahāramya
- (S) very beautiful, very fine
- mahari
- throne
- mahārūpiṇī
- (S) very beautiful, very fine
- mahārorawa
- (S) name of a hell
- maharddhika
- (S) very rich, very strong, very mighty, very powerful; very clever; very wise/tactful man
- maharddhikapada
- (S) heaven of great heroes
- maharṣi
- (S) great chosen priest
- maharṣiwara
- (S) great select/exquisite priest
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- mahāwangśa
- (S) noble birth; noble generation, noble descendant
- mahāwānara
- (S) large monkey
- mahāwighna
- (S) great obstacle/obstruction/hindrance
- mahāwidagdha
- (S) very wise/tactful
- mahāwibhawa
- (S) very mighty, very powerful
- mahāwīra
- (S) great hero
- mahāwīryya
- (S) reckless, intrepid, undaunted
- mahāwiśesa
- (S) very precious; very mighty, very powerful
- mahāwiṣa
- (S) very poisonous; efficacious poison, strong poison
- mahāwṛkṣa
- (S) large tree
- mahāśakti
- (S) supernaturally very powerful
- mahāśaktimān
- (S) supernaturally very powerful
- mahāśābdika
- (S) supernaturally very powerful
- mahāśūra
- (S) great hero
- mahāśrāwaka
- (S) priest
- mahāśwahastī
- (S) with a lot of horses and elephants
- mahāsāgara
- (S) large ocean
- mahāsatya
- (S) very loyal
- mahāsatwa
- (S) very pious; very god-fearing, very devout
- mahāsādhu
- (S) very pious; very god-fearing, very devout
- mahāsaphala
- (S) very luxuriant, very fertile
- mahāsamudra
- (S) large ocean, large sea
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- mahāsāra
- (S) a musical instrument
- mahāsinghanāda
- (S) loud scream like the roar of a lion
- mahāsinghapuruṣa
- (S) great courage like that of a lion
- mahāsurapati
- (S) the great king of the Asuras
- mahīja
- (S) son of the goddess Pertiwi, i.e., Bhauma
- mahītala
- (S) surface of the earth
- mahīdhara
- (S) mountain, mount
- mahimān
- (S) greatness; sovereignty; strength, power
- mahīrandhara
- crack in the ground/earth
- mahiṣa
- cow
- mahiṣī
- (S) queen
- mahendraparwwata
- (S) Mount Mahendra
- mahendrasāyaka
- (S) arrow of Indra
- mahendriya
- (S) the great senses
- maheśwara
- (S) another name for Śiwa
- māheśwara
- (S) surveyor/supervisor of Śiwaism
- maheśwaraśara
- (S) arrow of the god Śiwa
- maheṣudhi
- (S) place of a large bow and arrow
- maho
- quiet, still, lonely, silent; clear; sparkling, gleaming; see aho (2)
- mahocca
- (S) very high
- mahojjwala
- (S) very shiny, very sparkling
- mahottama
- (S) very excellent
- mahotpāta
- (S) very important; significant omen
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- mahotsawa
- (S) great party; great feast
- mahotsāha
- (S) very active; extraordinary activity
- mahodadhi
- (S) large sea; large ocean
- mahopadeśa
- (S) college, university
- mahorgra
- (S) very strong, very hard
- mahoṣadha
- (S mahauṣadha) efficacious/effective remedy
- mahoṣadhi
- (S mahauṣadhi) efficacious/effective medicine
- měkar
- to unfold, to open; to develop, to swell
- měgěgěh
- firm, permanent, constant; immovable, immobile, motionless
- měgět
- paměgět important persons
- měngěn
- aměngěn-měngěn amazed, astonished
- měṇḍung
- cloud
- měṇḍur
- jasmine
- měta
- elephant
- mětah
- raw
- mětta
- (S matta) drunken; excited, enthusiastic, cheerful; angry; kaměttan passion
- měna
- kaměna before; purpose, aim, goal; see kaměnā; saměnā before
- měnir
- aměnir-měnir powder-like ground rice
- měnur
- jasmine
- měne
- nowadays, at present; soon, directly
- měntal
- to jump far away (elastic); invulnerable, unhurt
- měnděm
- drunken
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- měnya
- nowadays, at present
- měmabang
- to swell, to rise (dough); to blossom, to flower; to open, to unfold; to bud, to develop, to multiply
- měrěngět
- to feel warm; to perspire, to sweat
- mělěs
- shining, sparkling; to stream, to flow; to melt, to drip; amělěs wet
- mělur
- mělurěn to melt, to drip
- mělkah
- to burst (open); to open, to unfold
- minging
- fragrant, odorous
- mingmang
- 1. of, from. 2. root. 3. a bracelet. 4. in place of, instead of
- miñak
- oil; miñak susu milk
- miñu
- grape
- mita
- (S mimitta) cause, reason
- mitra
- (S) friend, comrade
- mitradrohaka
- (S) traitor to one's own friend; secret enemy amid one's surroundings
- mitrasamaya
- (S) peace treaty
- mithuna
- (S) a twin child; pair of twins
- mithyā
- (S) a lie; in vain; to ignore, to deny; unreliable, untrustworthy
- mithyādṛṣṭi
- (S) unreliable/untrustworthy in seeing or surveying
- mithyāprawṛtti
- (S) to do wrong, to make a mistake
- mithyāwacana
- (S) lie, deceit
- mithyāwāda
- (S) curse in vain, unavailing curse
- mithyāsamaya
- (S) not to fulfil/keep one's promises
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- mīna
- (S) fish
- mīnāntaka
- (S) fish trap
- minda
- (S miṇḍa) ram, male sheep
- mimil
- to want to know; mimilan coward
- mir
- desire, craving
- mirah
- red; ruby
- miśra
- (S) 1. interest. 2. mixed, mingled. 3. to incarnate
- mihat
- to see, to look at
- mu
- your
- muang
- see mwang
- muka
- (S mukha) face; head; mouth; front; hole
- mukapadma
- (S mukhapadma) face like a red lotus
- mukawāsa
- (S mukhawāsa) perfume
- mukukung
- to bend; to stoop
- mukodgata
- (S mukhodgata) to come out of the mouth
- mukta
- (S) free; liberated; to go up into non-being
- muktā
- (S) jewel; pearl
- mukti
- (S) redemption, liberation; happy; muktya will die; pamuktya authority; command, control
- mukya
- (S mukhya) first; especially, most important
- mukṣa
- (S mokṣa) see mukta
- mungsuh
- enemy
- muñja
- (S) a kind of sedge-grass
- mūḍha
- (S) silly, stupid
- muṇḍa
- (S) bald (head)
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- mutya
- (S) pearl
- mutyāhāra
- (S) pearl
- mūtra
- (S) urine
- mudā
- (S) excitement, cheerfulness, enthusiasm; amudā merry, cheerful, glad, elated; excited, enthusiastic
- mudita
- (S) cheerful an excited
- mudgā
- (S) peanut
- mudgara
- (S) hammer
- mudrā
- (S) symbolic positions of the hand (in standing or sitting)
- mun
- when; as if, like
- muna
- (S mauna) silent, quiet
- muni
- (S) priest
- munidharma
- (S) rights and obligations of a priest (hermit)
- munīndra
- (S) king of priests
- muniwacana
- (S) words of a priest
- muniwara
- (S) chosen priest
- muniśāpa
- (S) curse of a priest
- munīśwara
- (S) king-priest; priest who is king
- munda
- a musical instrument
- mumul
- shark
- murang
- murang-murang to argue, to contest, to disprove, to contradict, to protest; to lie in the way of
- murawa
- (S muraja) drum
- murěk
- amurěkan to drive away, to hunt, to chase
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- murěgang
- umurgang to stand
- murit
- ring; handkerchief
- murug
- kamurugan a flower
- murungut
- sour look, sour face; snappish, biting
- murudung
- amurudung to warm oneself; to sunbathe
- mūrkka
- (S mūrkha) stupid, silly; greedy, covetous; proud, conceited
- mūrcca
- (S murcchā) faint, fainted, unconscious; impotent, powerless, desperate
- mūrccita
- (S mūrchita) faint, fainted, unconscious; impotent, powerless
- mūrtti
- (S) body; bodily
- mūrddha
- (S mūrdhā) head
- mūla
- (S) root; surface; cause, reason
- mūlaphala
- (S) all kinds of tubers
- mulu
- to protrude; to stretch out; protruding; knot, handle, knob
- mule
- tan pamule not to mind; inattentive, without attention, to pay no attention, to have no interest
- mūlya
- (S) price; value; fee, wage; merit, service
- mulyar
- to shine, to sparkle
- muwah
- again; repeatedly, again and again; muwaha ta nghulun gumawayakna let me do it again
- muśala
- (S) hammer, cudgel
- muṣa
- (S muṣā) cauldron for melting compact material
- mūṣika
- (S) rat
- muṣṭi
- (S) fist; amuṣṭi to box
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- muṣṭipati
- (S) beating with the fist, giving a blow with the fist
- muṣṇa
- to disappear; gone
- musala
- (S) hammer, cudgel; see muśala
- musuh
- enemy; amusuhi to fight against; to contradict, to oppose, to resist; mamusuh to fight against
- muha
- (S moha) confused, in confusion; astray, wrong, mistaken; drunken; muhamuha drunken
- muhūrtta
- (S) when, at the moment that; moment, instant; samuhūrtta at the same moment, just; a moment later, after a moment
- mṛga
- (S) deer; quarry; game
- mṛganatha
- (S) king of the animals (tiger or lion)
- mṛgapati
- (S) king of the animals (tiger or lion)
- mṛgaprabhu
- (S) king of the animals (tiger or lion)
- mṛgalañcana
- (S) moon
- mṛgayāśīla
- (S) to like to hunt, to like hunting
- mṛgawasa
- (S) to hunt
- mṛgendra
- (S) king of the animals (tiger or lion)
- mṛgendrādhipa
- (S) king of the animals (tiger or lion)
- mṛtajīwanī
- (S) to revive the dead
- mṛtyu
- (S) death
- mṛtyujihwā
- (S) tongue of death
- mṛtyuñjaya
- (S) victory over death
- mṛtyutulya
- (S) like the god of death
- mṛtyudeśa
- (S) south
- mṛtyuparigha
- (S) cudgel of the god of death
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- mṛtyupāśa
- (S) snare/lasso of the god of death
- mṛtyumāyā
- (S) to threaten with death
- mṛdangga
- (S) drum
- mṛdu
- (S) soft, gentle, mild-tempered
- mṛdupallawa
- (S) fine branch, twig, sprig
- mṛṣā
- deceit, lie
- mṛṣāwāda
- (S) to lie, to deceive; lie, deceit
- mṛṣawādī
- (S mṛṣawādin) to lie, to deceive; lie, deceit
- mṛṣodita
- (S) deceit, lie
- mekala
- (S mekhala) loincloth; belt
- megha
- (S) cloud
- meghanāda
- (S) to make a sound like thunder; another name for Indrajit
- meghāntara
- (S) name of a type of cloth/textile
- meghawisphūrjita
- (S) roar of thunder; name of a verse meter
- meda
- (S) sperm, semen; water; plant sap; dening medanya because of fighting for a woman
- medinī
- (S) earth
- medhā
- (S) manner/way of carrying out; tact, insight, understanding; kamedhan invention; ruse, trick; attempt, effort
- men
- menmen to wear a mask, to perform a mask-dance; mask-dance; mask-dancer; amenmen to perform a mask-dance
- menak
- nobleman, noble
- meru
- (S) name of a mountain (Meru); sameru as high as Mount Meru
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- merutulya
- (S) like Mount Meru
- meruparwata
- (S) Mount Meru
- merene
- here, hither, to this place
- melěm
- a river fish
- mele
- to droop out of
- meṣa
- goat
- meh
- nearly
- maitrī
- (S) good, virtuous; patient; humane, philanthropic
- maitreya
- (S) friendship; kindness, friendliness
- maithila
- (S) king Mithilā
- maithilī
- (S) another name for Sītā
- mainakāgiri
- (S) Mount Mainaka
- mo
- for (the sake of); once, time after time, now and then; see mon
- mokta
- (S) free, liberated; death; to die
- moktapada
- (S) place of those who have attained redemption
- moktaḥ
- (S) gone, to disappear; to die; death
- moktikānana
- (S mauktikānana) like pearl
- mokṣa
- (S) redemption, liberation; to die
- mokṣakamārga
- (S) way to redemption
- mokṣātamaka
- (S) one whose soul is redeemed
- mokṣapada
- (S) the place of those who have attained redemption
- mokṣasuka
- (S mokṣasuka) happiness through attaining redemption
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- mogha
- (S) soon; but; incidentally, causally, unintentionally; really, indeed; suddenly, all of a sudden; continuosly, incessantly; moreover, and
- mong
- 1. tiger. 2. pamong official, supporter; caretaker, guardian
- mongo
- to look sour
- mongkono
- thus, so, such, in such a manner; see mangkana
- mongmong
- a musical instrument, a cymbal
- moda
- (S) perfume
- modaka
- mixture; ingredients
- modakanda
- ointment, salve
- modana
- (S) exciting, amusing; amodana to excite, to amuse; encouraging; delightful, gratifying
- mohadita
- (S) useful for making perfume
- mon
- when, as; though; whether ... or
- mona
- (S mauna) still, quiet, silent; voiceless
- monabrata
- (S maunawrata) to practice asceticism by not speaking; a vow not to speak
- moni
- (S maunin) stealthily, secretly
- mono
- so, such, such that, like that; during; continuously
- momo
- stupid, silly; mad, angry
- mor
- see wor
- mol
- on a large scale
- molya
- (S maulya) especially; based upon
- moh
- amoh torn off; destroyed; minohan killed
- moha
- (S) confusion; mistake; drunkenness; stupid, silly
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- mohacitta
- (S) confused, in confusion
- mohanaśara
- (S) arrow which causes confusion or drunkenness
- mohanāstra
- (S) arrow which causes confusion or drunkenness
- mohita
- (S) confused, in confusion; charmed, captivated
- mpu
- master, expert; thumb
- mrak
- peacock
- mrik
- odorous, fragrant
- mlagandang
- amlagandang kidnapper, to kidnap
- mlěk
- to fill, to fulfil
- mlětuk
- to fly
- mleccha
- (S) man of low caste
- mlecchajāti
- (S) of low birth
- mlecchaswabhāwa
- (S) low, mean, humble
- mwak
- amwak to cry, to yell
- mwang
- 1. and; with. 2. amwangi to help, to assist; amwangmwangi to cause, to bring about; to support, to protect, to look after, to take care of
- mwat
- amwat to contain; to carry
- mwab
- amwab to yawn; to sprinkle; to boil
- mwas
- 1. to flow, to melt, to drip; amwas wet; umwas to flow. 2. tan amwas not to be persuaded, not to be talked over; stubborn, obstinate
- mwah
- amwah destroyed, damaged
- mwěh
- and; see muwah
- mwit
- amwit, māmwit to take leave; to say goodbye; to begin with, to begin to
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