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DICTIONARY.
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By
J.
N.
GUSHING, M.
RANGOON
r. D.
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This revised edition of the Shan-English Dictionary was prepared principally by Dr. Gushing, but others have done a great
deal of work on
definitions
it.
Many
words have
^
H.
W. MIX.
ToungoOf January,
1914'.
Dictionary is to place before the student the colloquial language of that division of the Tai family known as the Shan or Burman Shan. The pronunciation common in the
this
The aim of
Laihka and Mongnai has been taken as a standard. book through the press, several During words were omitted accidentally and a few new ones were collected.
principalities of
GUSHING.
INTRODUCTION.
1.
P^^opie
^^^ broad,
mountainous
belt of country,
which sweeps around from the Assamese border easterly and The southerly, between Burma and Anam to the Gulf of Siam.
branches of the family are tho Khamti, Chinese Shan (Tai Mow), To these should be added the now Shan, Laos, and Siamese,
extinct language of the
the conquerors of
Burma spoken about the Upper Irrawaddy and its branches. The Chinese Shan is used in the many small principalities which lie east and northeast
Assam.
The Khamti
is
of
Bhamo and
it is
are tributary
to China.
is
The Shan
the
or
Shan, as
sometimes called,
employed by
inhabit the territory lying between the mountains east of the great Burman plain and the Cambodia River, and between the 19th and
23rd
The Laos is spoken throughout between the Salwen and Cambodia Rivers
The government
differ
is
and between the 19th parallel of north latitude and the northern boundary of the kingdom of Siam.
to
tributary
internal
Siam, but
affairs.
the administration
of
as a spoken language,
kingdom of Siam.
separate
Ail
form.
These
five divisions
may be formed
5
into
6
of each
INTRODUCTION.
group are dissimilar one to another.
;
They may be
arranged thus
TAI FAMILY.
Northern group
I
Southern group
I
Khamti
Chinese Shan
Laos
Siamese
Barman
Si'
an
principalities, the language seems to be Chinese Shan with a large mixture of a foreign spoken element. On investigation it may be proved that the Hotha Siians are really Shanized descendants of a race occupying the
territory of
Hotha
Dictionary
This Dictionary embraces the vocabulary in colloquial use ^^"g ^^^ ^^^"'- ^" ^^^ ^^^" ^"^^ based oa the
Shau
colloquial.
that are never used in the spoken form of the These words have been indicated by (6.). Doubtless language. many more words of this kind exist in books yet unexamined, but
been found
student
tlie
who
is
only
in
common
supply wants arising from the peculiar rythmical style in which all the native books are written. If they are really
much
assistance to the
comparative philologist,
3.
The Shau
as
Dialects.
spoken in Laihka and Mongnai has been taken as the standard of pronunciation.
Dialectic differences exist in several local-
ities,
INTRODUCTION.
The most
noticeable dialects are the '^oS, Khiin. Ic, at Kengtung and the cS8, Lii, 5c, at Kenghong, principalities east of the In these Salwen, where the Laos influence has been very strong.
principalities a slightly modified
is
used
quite as
much
as the
Shan alphabet, while a few consonants like Thus hpai, in Shan, are in common use.
the principal
dialectic
pronounced /ai.
of the
West
Salwen,
differences are
In these found in the border principalities like Samkah ^co.o'^). seem to have arisen from Burman influence
consist principally in slight variations of vowel
and
sounds,
and
is
Thus
Mong Pawn,
large element of the population, there are unimportant dialectic differences, which perhaps should be called mere provincialisms.
Even
in the region
ir
spoken,
different
Thus
and Khamti
89S, meen and S'2^, ween, Ic, to dialects have been examined somewhat and a few of
Many
and
any
the
in
of those in use
exactly
indicated
in
by the
Dictionary.
places in
The tone
indicated
which they
differ.
is phonetic and therefore the greater of them are fixed in their orthoer-
The
spelling of
Shan words
portion
'
^. , ,. Difierences of spelling.
There are however a few signs raphy. the same phonetic value. In the use of these there is no having
uniformity of practice.
the same writer
is
Books
usage. standard, to which appeal may be made as a guide in settling the orthography of such words. In the orthography adopted for
this class of words, I
inconsistent in his
own
to
me
to be the
some
cases the
INTRODUCTION.
The
following are interchangeable signs:
c8
INTRODUCTION.
Differences of spelling also arise from the carelessness of writers. Tiius c/)j and s/^'] are often written interchangeably. From the nature of its vowel, Cjdj, can be of the fifth tone only, while the
vowel in
c/3^
is
first
2c,
to appear,
4c,
if,
strike.
5.
As
the
Shan
is
tonal language
a nice
important.
single combination has a variety of distinct meanings according to the peculiar tone of voice with which it is
uttered.
Five tones
may
tone
The
rising
as in
first
is
the
inflection
|,
at the
a dog.
is
a deep
bass tone
The
to be
third tone
is
and
|,
may
mad.
fourth tone
is
The
first
tone
and may be called the high tone, as wp, to come. The fifth tone is an abrupt, explosive tone and may be called
the emphatic tone, as
,
a pony.
sixth tone, as 9C]t, the polite impera-
>P^?
>'39cS, etc.
Some
marked
(6)
in the Dictionary. The sixth tone has a falling inflection at the end.
slightly
circumflex and
No
except
as wil.
which
is
by the Shans to mark the tonal distinction, employed sometimes to denote the high tones
the numerals being
The
1, 2, 3, 4,
and
5,
in
10
6.
INTRODUCTION.
From
the great paucity of signs representing vowel sounds,
Series of Tones.
rise to
the
distinction
of CoScoS, ^q.
4)0,
closed tones
closed as to the
tones ( lit. open as to the lips ). lips) /lo^o^'S, 3c, 4o, open This distinction recognized by native scholars, does not cover ail
cases, for the vowel
'^
and
different quantities.
designated the vowel quantity, not noticed by native scholars, as a mediate one.
As
different combi-
Those closed
syllables in
or closed series
and are
koong,
3c, a
prawn.
Those closed
lips well
in the Dictionary
kong, 4o, a spinning wheel. Those closed syllables in which the vowel is uttered with the are called mediate series and are indicated lips moderately open in the Dictionary by m. with the numeral marking the tone
as
RS,
prefixed, as
It will
BS, kip, 4m, to pick up or out. be seen from this that some combinations of vowels and
some, from their nature admit of only one series. The syllables which admit of only one series of tones, for the
sake of uniformity in the system of notation adopted, are invariably marked in the Dictionary as belonging to the closed series,
without
reference
to the
are:
inherent quantity
of the vowel
itself.
These combinations
J3|
kah, ^^ kee,
.go5 kaut,
OoS
koo, C/>^ kau, J^8 k5, vg^ kauk, J^S kaung, kaun, j^S kaup, jdS or <o kaum, j^* kau-ai or koi,
INTRODUCTION.
^1 kwah,
jg] kyah, ^|^8 kyo,
11
SJ^^ kyau, j^S kyauk, ^8 kyaung, krah, ^\ kwah, J^ kaii. .gjoS kyaut, ^\ Combinations which allow of two series of tones, the open and
the closed are
:
^8 koong, kong.
,oo5 koot, kot.
^ koom, kom.
^^ kai,
k'ai.
eS
k-ay, k-e.
SS
keuk, keuk.
SS
keung, keung.
ketln.
^-jS keun,
SS
keum, keum.
kyook, kyok.
kyeuk, kyeuk.
^1^
%^B &c.
^8
and mediate
&c.
BB
BB
BcB
^o5
BS BS
^8
Two
Couplets.
kinds of Couplets exist in the Shan language which may be designated as Proper and Phonetic.
1*^.
INTRODUCTION.
or related signification are used to express a single idea, as c8c, Ic, This kind of Couplets 4o, to be good, cB lyiS, 5c, Ic, to arrest.
XIV
of the Shan
Grammar.
are syllables having no mean(.gdoiS] in themselves, which are joined to a word for the sake of the ing
additional sound that they produce. They are not in very freuse and are confined principally to the conversation of old quent women and children. When they are employed, it is generally
through the influence of anger, a desire for fun, or some feeling which seeks to express itself in a many-worded form. The Phonetic Couplet always has the same consonants as the
syllable to
which
it
is
joined,
the
variation being
only
in
the
The vowel of the word which takes the couplet vowels employed. has an affinity for some one vowel or certain vowels and for no
others.
If it
has an affinity for more than one vowel, generally is in more common use than the others.
Thus
may
as
fie,
/5|J3
kah
kee.
On
the other
hand
kee,
koo takes
j3|.
sS
k-ay, k-e
may
take
JD1,,S or cjd^,
but
JDj
is
the
commonly
used couplet,
/j'
C/5*|
.o.
kau,
may
take JD|,
or sB, but
o^
is
the
commonly used
couplet.
jd6 kang, jdS kang,
words,
attract
to
^5
may
as
other's
vowels with one exception. SS kying of the mediate series may take as a couplet, syllables containing the other vowels of this Besides, group, but is itself never used as a phonetic couplet.
phonetic couplet chooses that pronunciation of the syllable which belongs to the closed series, as joS kang and not kang; while SS kying or
.85
keeng
of the
closed series,
when
using
>o8 as
keng choose that pronunciation of the syllable which belongs the oj>en series, as joS kang and not kang.
to
INTRODUCrnON.
Thus
j:)S
18
in the
both
kang and
open
series
kang may take 3S keeng ( the commonly used form ), keng, and or kang keeng, jd83S kang keng j^8 kaung, as jd6^S kang keeng or kang keng, and /jSjoS, kang kaung or icSng kaung.
3S keeng usually takes 3S keng, may take jdS kang or jyS kaung.
vSS J^S
as
^8^6
may
may
SB keeng
or
kaung.
SS keng
jdB
usually
^8
keeng, but
kaung.
BS
all
keng, but
may
'3$,
Bo SS
keow takes
>o8 k'ow.
k-way takes
-o'
kai.
jdS kang,
and
J3S
kefing
takes
J^S
may
take
Bb
keeng,
BS
kail
takes ,8 kee.
The
couplet
indicated
in
the
Dictionary by prefixing j. A kind of double phonetic couplet is formed by using after the word an open syllable formed of its initial consonant and the
vowel
couplet.
ee,
The open
may
So,
itself,
as
coc8cg.Sc6.S,
4o.
In
let is
first
substantive and verbal forms, the phonetic coupseparated from its principal word by the repetition of the
compound
compound word, as w.S.88, m^k keng tamarind, becomes Jb,8SiDjoS, mak keng mak kang.
syllable of the
2o, 4o,
8'>^g^
14.
INTRODUCTION.
pin hoo, Im, 4c, to have holes, becomes 89Scjj.8^|p] pin hoo pin hah, Im, 4c, lui, 4c. be that these phonetic couplets are the empty signs of dead words, but I incline to think, that they have grown out of the tonal
It
may
character of the language to supply a demand for a slightly more emphatic form of expression than any afforded by simple words.
8.
number of words
Foreign words.
1st.
Burman
origin
it
is
the
Dictionary.
Among
in a
Burma
the use of
in
Burman words
Shan
form
is
much more
extensive
than
the
Shan country.
The
absorption of such a large number of Burman words is due prinof the Burman conquest, through which, cipally to the influence
Burman
officials
were stationed
In
in all parts
many
border
in
principalities,
Yawnghwe,
is
is
the
monasteries
and hence
slowly
The
Pali.
The number of
Pali
words
is
very
large.
These have been introduced through the sacred books of Buddhism. Only a part of the words met with in various Shan books
examined by the
lish
In most cases,
the
in his
Dictionary,
lias
been followed,
because
the
has
no
The Burman form of knowledge of the Pali language. word has always been inserted after the Shan form, in order that there might be no difficulty in the identification of the
critical
the Pali
word.
in the
Shan transliteratioB
the
of Burmese and
and
CO. in use
The Chinese.
Few words
among
the central
and southern Shan principalities are derived from this language; but in the principalities which border on China, words have been
absorbed
cipalities
in the
for the
same reason
as in prin-
bordering on Burma.
ABBREVIATIONS.
15
n.
noun.
adjective.
adv.
prep,
conj.
int.
adverb.
preposition.
conjunction.
interjection.
V.
part,
verbal particle.
num. numeral.
trans,
transitive.
intrans.
fig.
instransitive.
figuratively.
4.
5.
emphatic tone.
circumflex, lowering slightly at the end.
closed series.
6.
c.
o.
m.
C. S.
K.
b.
Khamti.
used in books only.
SHAN DICTIONARY.
O.
The
first letter
of the Shan
first
Consonant in
5c, n.
*^,5c,
spittle
drool,
to drool, to
hang
in long
V.
the same,
also to
mouth.
buy and
sell.
ooScS^i^y' -aSS,
to another.
S>'4&,
>'3^,
5c,
^,
by
trade.
4m,
v.
to trade in clothing.
v^cdooS,
f.
to
after
another
for trade.
V.
to trade
by going together
in
com-
pany.
or
by going
together in a
V.
company.
the sam^.
>4
"^^SocoS,
places.
betwe^i certain
c8o^8,
and
there.
to trade
by
raft.
SScSSS-s^S,
another.
to
V.
with
much
V.
capital invested.
to traffic
by means of
r>.
carts.
to go about
less
and
trade,
far
or
goods.
o8oo,
88, 5c,
jD^, 4c,
-
5c,
4>o,
4ic,
2o,
V.
to trade
by caravan.
V.
to trade
by boat.
noise in one's sleep,
V.
S,
4c, Ic, V. to
make a confused
a bridle.
/n>f^,
4c, Ic.
j>R,
,
5c
n. the bits of
same.
>S, 2o, n,
*BS,
2c, a
bamboo
n. a spoon-shaped eajvpick. ^-^f "Se, 2o, 5c, 3c, Ic, n. a straight, flat ear^ick. 6^'Se, 2o, 4o, 3c, Ic,
i,
an ear-pick.
a fork.
71.
o^,
2o, 3c,
k^.
ft,
an oar, xnde
g^, 2o, 4c, n, a ladle, XiS^S, 2o, 4c. coSy 2o, 4o, n. a foric of any kind or ^xt^Jreq,
3o, 4o;
jd5^co6,
2o,
flat
in cooking,
iog, 2o,^
^cS, 2o.
proper^ ooS 4o.
is
oS
JO 5/) 5, So, So, adv. ^>^th
o6co8,
reason.
jo6, Ic, V.
(C.S.
mind, vide
JO 6,
Sc, V.
*BS,
3c. to
put up a barrier
to cover or put
up the
:
side of a house or
room
"O^,
up a
barrier,
one thing f|^om another by setting as a boundary between two pieces of land.
by putting up something,
umbrella,
to
as a
tem-
porary partition.
ooS, 3c, Sc,
'
V.
to carry an open
cover
with
an
umbrella.
v. to refrain c'[jdSoo|, Sc, Sc, Sc, Ic,
from looking
at
through
or
dislike.
V. to cover the side of a building with Sep, 3c, So, make a partition of them.
boards
V. to
of a
house
(K.)
6o\f, Ic,
off
the
wind;
3o. (K.) oj, Ic, o', Sc, 5c, V. to put up a barrier or partition.
V. V.
to fence, enclose in
any manner.
/dS,
to make a barrier for sheltering something or from entrance. debarring 4c, V. *BS, 4c, to be benumbed from cold; to be numb from
to
partially
coagulate,
as
broth
n.
^,
as in
S.
n. the
Sj:>S
x>6
to
be
in
the
midst
of the
ooS,
ooSeSoo',
tlie
body.
open space
in a village.
lo, n. a
jdS,
watch house, sentry post, co/>S, 5c, lo. to lo, V. *SB, Ic, to set a trap, take measures to entrap hold, restrain, as one person holds back another from going; to detain, keep from going; to put away a wife without
;
c,
way or
passage.
00^, lo,
^,
V.
V. V.
V.
the
same as jdS'S^,
lo, 4c.
-c8B,
z;.
beaten.
morning.
2c, lo, lo, to
be bare, destitute
JsSo'^S, lo, 4c,
n.
of,
useless, irresponsiWe.
to
lo,4c,3c,
V.
"88, lo, 4c, lo, V. to shine with intense heat, used of the sun.
'Q'i^,
tJ.
to be forenoon;
n, n.
-co',
n.
noon, noonday.
to be sunset; n. sunset.
/)S
5
be partially dark at twilight;
as the settiiig stm
JoSoSopJ8c6^,
n. the
lo,
4k;, 4<o,
5c, 5c, w. to
evening twilight.
lo,
00^08,
4,
4o, 2c,
to be hidden,
its
by
the observer
who
is
in the shadow.
have an
oSo^
c^,
4m,
v,
an appointmenL
c8S, lo, 4c, lo,
.
cSSgS,
4o, -^c.
same as
^80^00^06,
V.
t;.
^qS,
.
its
rays, as the
n. the
expanse of heaven;
71.
the same.
for fastening by placing (K. and C.S.) a bar used a hole, vide 3'iS, 2o.
jnh, 2o, n.
*^8,
2c, a
bow; a cross-bow
for shooting.
j^,
cross-bow
or
an
ordinary bow.
n. a two-stringed bow. nSj^'i^, 2o, lo, Ic, n. a cross-bow of great tension. -s|8S, 2o, Ic, lo,
'[oS8,
fabulous
bow,
used
by
supernatural
beings.
JO 8
n.
more
/>S, 2o,
^S,
3o.
voS, lo.
4c. 3o.
and C.
S.) the
sambur, vide
monkey, c88jd8,
as
3o, n. the
bony parts of a
fish,
jd6o|,
So, Ic,
the
bones
of a
fish.
6
jyScS, So, So, adv.
/>o5oo||ci3
much
shrunk, shrifdled,
c^
Ic.
jo, 4o,
n.
*SSf
stiffiiess
a:>8x>o', 4o,
cooSco^co^, 4o,
plumb
line,
used to ascertain the perpendicularity of posts. jdS, 4o, v. *3S, 4<c, (c>88 B.) to be free from; to be exempt from. /d', 4o, Ic, r). to be far removed from.
CO 8,
4io,
filth,
r>.
material or moral.
to be entirely free from
;
4c, 4fO,
V.
odSscooS B.) to be at
from;
(ooSscBi B.) to reconnoitre. U08, 60, n. *SS, 5c, the chief of a village, ij^j^oBS, 2c, 5o, 2c, 5c. jo6, 5o, n. *^, 5c, a stage or frame erected for any purpose; higher rank officially or socially.
jySoc^, 4o,4c,
V.
suspending or crucifying
>g, 5o,
a stand for guns. '><f<5o', 5o, Ic, 4c, n. a staging erected for firing rockets. n. a staging or frame for stacking straw. cS^S, 5o, 4o,
3c, n.
006", 5o, 2o, n.
a person of rank.
/>o6, 5c, 2o, V.
joo8,
5c, 4o, n.
(K.) to sneeze, vide "Sco, 3c, lo. one kind of jSucooS, 2c, 5c, 4o, the (ooo^CT? P.)
jXoS,
6c, 4o, V.
(oooD^l B.) a native of Kathay or Munnipoor. (K. and C.S.) to cackle as a hen, vide "Soo^, 3c,
2o.
^x^
iOo5cSo|,
Sc, Sc,
2c, n.
freq.
written
oSc8o\.
jDo5, 4c, V.
*ScB,
to be rather cold.
to
c^cScpC"^,
4c, Ic,
pleasant state of
be in a
c^cScpcS, 4c, Ic, Im, Ic, v. the same, DD'Soo5'>c8, 4c, 2c, 4c, lo, V. to have diilb.
jOoSS^So,
fever;
have violent
chills
preceding
also
^S^S,
3c, 3c.
Ic,
c^So^6'c^ScoS, bone.
'?ic8,
3o,
z).
to
be chilled
to
die
be very cold so that one his chills to be cold preceding a fever; sometimes the same as ooS^cSttcS,
4c, lo, f . to
;
>c8<pp,
t>.
to be very cold.
to be intensely cold, so as ^c8<^c^ODoSco6, 4c, lo, lo, 2c, 3o, ti. to produce trembling and numbness.
3^0^6*^008,
o8cp, 4c, Im,
joo5c^So^c^5co8,
4c,
2o. n. happiness, ease, rest, "^^Ol* 4o, C06, 4c, 3o, V. to be very cold.
cS, 4c, Ic, V, to
the same.
bite off,
ooS, 4c,
or
V.
*ScS,
4c, to
bite,
stronger than
'^S, 4o,
JDtS,
to bite
off.
BS,
4c,
5m,
V.
SSjdoScSd'^S, 4c,
3m,
gnash the
teeth,
ijit.
fortunate
;,
2c,
jdoSjD]^^], 4c,
ooS, 5c,
v,
(K.) to swing, stir up, agitate, vide .g', Ic *BcS, 5c, to be clever, able, accomplished; to be proof
v.
V.
to he proof against
influence of a charm.
-oaS, 5c, Ic, V. to
be
same.
same.
to be proof against the cot of a knife. to be proof against the cut of a sword.
this cjcle.
x>o5
(K.) 4c.
are
rettiiled
which
articles
women's bazaar
in the
Shan
States.
women's bazaar, held in early morning on a bazaar day, composed for the most part of women oikly,
by
barter.
3o,
V.
*S
^, 3c,
(oooS B.) to be
difiGcult, to
be adverse
less
to,
i?^,
than
5o, which implies the use of force, sometimes used with 5o, as cx)'[s6^(j
der.
y,
i^ 00
v.
to
^ve
an unwilling mind, as
oa
^^0 ^ ^ faithful,
steadfast to
<e*g
word.
>$, 5c, 5c, 3c, r. to be faithful, firm in one's word.
wsS,
the same.
JD C>S
V.
to break
a promise or pledge,
to
be
^oc6 P.)
oSS^jDcSj^loj^, 5c, 3c, 5c, 5c, 3c, 4c, the five signs accompanyTo the departing soul the vision of ing this transition.
(^a j
hell
is its
destination
(h)
will
it
become a beast
that
it will
(c)
and the
the
sound of pagoda
will
go
to
nat
country; (e) the vision of filthy water indicates a rebirth in the form of maggots* &c., in corrupted matter, vide 00j3c8,
5c, 5c, 5c,
and oooc8,
up flour that the unground kernels (K.) of grain may be removed, vide co5, 5o. the musk cai; musk. n. (co(Bt jDop8, 5c, 4c, B.j
ncr^S,
5c, 4c,
V.
to toss
^^'
1*^'
^* ^^^
same.
J3c88, 5c, 2c, n. (^oodBS B.) the sacred period of the year when the priests' garments are made and presented with certain
ceremonies;
cS'jc
jd|,
3c;
('C.S.)
2c.
*8o, Ic, 4o, adv. (K.j above. jD'jS, Ic, v. *Si'3^, Ic, to head off";
from
any way of
a
it
body
of troops surrounds
an animal in catching
in order to
prevent
its
escape.
J^?^, 2c, n, (odS B.^ Virgo, the sixth sign of the Zodiac,
JO^,
tenacious of
^6,
2c, lo, a.
/3cp],
2c, 2c,
n.
10
x>^
(^or
an infaior nat which 3c,) 5c, (o^g P.) the base of the Myenmo mountain, in guards
X>^Coo^,
treat
reverently,
as
an <^d
jD^ScSS, 2c, lo, adv. (C.S.) above, vide j:>\'s^, 8c, Id. jD'sS, 3c, V. *S'3^, 3c, to be prevented from natural action, as the breath, or as a tree in its growth by the boring of insects;
to retain one's temper under provocation,
'oSjd^S'^o, 3c, 3c, 3c, 5c,
t;.
uS^,
5o. as in
to be destitute of food,
time
of war.
"o,
3c, 2o, V. to
t^.
c6^,
3c, Ic,
4m,
V.
and continue to
work or
act.
ooSBS,
c^^,
from weeping.
self,
/3o8,
to bear quietly.
co^coj, 4c, 3c, 2c, n. the stick of the triangular shaped flag used for an offering.
ceo, 4c, 3c, n. the same.
8c
'
jo^S
11
i0^8o5,
4rc,
4m,
revol'/ing
ro4 on the top for fastening animals; a well sweep. 8cS, 4c, 4o, n. the handle of a spool used when winding on
thread.
3c, n. the spindle of a spool;
also,
jd^Scco'T,
^>S'g^,
vide
^oo^dSB.) an
iron style,
also written
jd^S
^5^oo|,
4c, 2c, n.
^o^
<^
to struggle together;
a woman,
jd,
5c, 5o, V.
to
make great
v. V.
<^c6S, 5c,
3c, 4c,
to ravii^,
commit a rape,
5c, 5o.
j:>Sc6c8,
4m,
V.
same as jd^/JiS,
8o5/3'c^'[, 5c,
jys^, lo, n.
4m,
employment
in particular;
same.
lo, infreq.
(^co^ B.)
^^,
JDS, 2o,
V.
*B'3^, 2c,
to
to
too many,
make
bundle of
as a torch.
bound together
for
some purpose,
coT,
3o, 4c, n.
the neck.
n.
a torch.
n.
the rib of a sugar palm leaf. oo', So, Ic, n. the beam of a plwigh, also jys^cc^ 4o,
c5b', So, 4c, n.
Ic
the
n. the stalk aad skeleton of the tobacco leaf; oo^. So, Sc, same chopped fine for smoking.
j>o8, 4o, n,
*3^,
4c, a
"^^gS,
mortar.
coooj, 4o, lo, Ic, n. a bamboo pole having three joints a constellation of three stars. 00 S, 4o, 2o, n.
\he.
only;
cross piece
yard or
gong is suspended. beam of a balance or a pair of scales, that a cooly uses when carrying two
on
all fours.
baskets or bundles.
J3'>c,
4o,
V.
Rq^,
4c, to creep
V.
cScS^^I^,
yD^^S,
the same.
self along.
push one's
5o,
Ti.
0C,
5o, n. *.SS, 5c, (no^ B.) brimstone, sulphur. 5o, i\ 5c, to break away from, as a branch
&^,
from a
in a landshdc; to retreat,
withdraw, as before
0^1 V
5o, Ic, Ic,
V.
to
break and
v.
fall,
as a rotten branch.
y-jccoyw,
iara8,
to lose in a contest.
off,
as the
branch of a
tree.
/D-^oc,
numeral
figure,
sometimes -csoS,
JD(S
18
with milk.
focnoB.)
rice boiled
jdSS, 3c, 2c, *jd<So\, 3c, 2c, (^008 P. ) to serve a priest in anything which it is not lawful for him to do.
^,
at
kyoung, but
is
*BS,
4c, to join,
unite;
mend a
to
breach,
close
compose rythmically,
;
make
a joint, or place of anything united a poetry; as the sheath of a knife any trap arranged sheath, envelope,
n.
;
so that
lo,
two parts spring together, as &oSjo<S'jo8oc^, 4m, 4, 5o, to set a trap, take measures to entrap a bird; adv.
S'sS'^SjdSSoS,
Ic, 3c, 4c, 4c,
together with, as
to eat rice
4m, 4o,
abcmt a woman.
V.
jD'>Sooj&^,
to
place
succession;
/>,
by
side.
to place one
upon another;
to siag alter-
V.
to join
the opposite
of
4c, 5o.
two
V. V.
8o5,
4c, 3c, n.
wooden case
j^,
difficult to insert or
^8ooS^'>c'[i,
village.
be
full,
crowded as a
14
Jo6
J0<S
2o, n.
*3S, 2c, the sheath which envelopes a sprout, as of bamboo; the petal of some kinds of flowers, as the lily; the
husk of maize;
shell of
a prawn. OOvS, 2o, lo, n. the sheathlike extremity of the stalk of a sugar palm leaf, by which it is attached to the trunk of the tree.
'>c'[,
bamboo.
S, 2o, 2c, n.
an onion skin.
a butterfly of any kind, also jd(S88, 2o, 3o.
butterfly of unusual size
n.
having
on each wing.
3o. jd(9^8, 2o,
n. vide
a cowry.
arm
n.
pit;
viore freq.
55c?,
2c, 5o.
a bivalvular
shell-fish,
as
muscle or
oyster.
n. the same. .ogScS, 2o, 3c, 4o, a finger nail, vide 286', 5m. >iS, 2o, n. (^C.S.)
c8cS88, 2o, 5m, 4c, n. ^C.S.) the same, znde '>86'88, 5m, 4c. n. a merlon, that part of a parapet lying between /36'co'[, 2o, 3c,
two embrasures.
iD6',
fcoS B.) a period of time, an age. n. the three evil periods, viz., oo^S^/s-jSooq
cci^jd^ 00006',
periods, viz.,
4c, 2c, 5c, 5c, 3o,
c8o|,
o5oo5oojd62c,
5c,
5c, 3o,
8oo5oo/d6,
which
four cardinal periods which constitute a grand p)eriod. /)6, 3o, n. a texture made of split bamboo.
n.
fire
for
woman
after childbirth.
J0ODo5
16
jo<?,
3o, V.
*BS,
Sc, to hold
(K.
and C. S.)
^(S, 3o, V.
j:><S,
*SS,
3o, v.
*B6,
3c, (od;9 B.) to offer (to a priest). 3c, (006* B.) to join, unite; to adhere to, take
to put
up a
notice in
some public
2c, 5o.
(oocc5oo^
B.) contemptuously,
/xCaSjdoBjS, 5c, 4c, 5c, 4o, adv. unevenly, in as a dog going on three legs.
hopping manner.
jotjDco,
Zodiac.
/jooS,
5c, 3o, n. a
infreq.
a supporting beam from its position; to glance, as a bullet from a surface, jdcooS, 5c, 3o. a conjugal state. /5OIOI0D, 5c, 2c, 2c, 5c, n.
uDftoS, 5c, 3o, V. to slip, as
utensils,
"oScBcJ
a. heavy, jd')jd, 5c, 5c, 2o, opposed to coy^, 5c, 5c, jO^, 5c, 5c, 2o. JD, 5c, 5c,
jo<^'>c'[,
coc
pity, compassion.
to
move about
in
thoughtless
to be
or
aimless manner, as a
lazy
and
mentally incapable. JDoouDQ, 5c, 5o, 5c, 5c, adv. in a careless, disorderly manner.
JDCOCO, 5c, 5c, 5c,
71.
its earliest
stage of
conception.
j:>coS, 5c, 2o, n. syphilis,
n.
sometimes >o|coS, 2c, 2o. vide jdcioS, 5c, 3o, a Shan paper
mat used
for
a bed.
16
jDcocS, 5c, 3o, n.
jo8
SoSop,
5c, 5c, 5c, So, viz. 0008, 5c, 5c, 2c, /ao^so^, 2c, 4c,
coScco^,
2c, 2c, Oj^coo^, 2c, 2c, ooS-^c, 2c, 5c, jo-^oo, 2c, 5c, c^oo^, 2c, 2c. 5c, 2c,
CiW^coi,
/>c8cS, 5c,
tide
3m,
V.
f.
co^occp,
V.
to fall
to
run
of
Toungoo; ooS/5c8S,
who
.ooaj'SC,
are under Siamese rule, JDg, 5c, Ic, infreq. P. a good, virtuous, n. (^ooca^cto j
upright
person.
/>8, Ic, pr.
I,
used in
addressing inferiors,
intimate friends.
or in
very familiar
discourse
'01,
among
I,
/d8, Ic,
*BS,
Ic,
up,
as
agitate,
mix togethor;
of men, vide
to
be
mingled
in confusion,
4c.
several
races
"^^S-,
9c8,
Ic, 4c, V. to
-scSo-^So', Ic,
so8, 2c, pr. self, myself, iiiyself, &c., vide 008^38, Ic, 2c.
,08, 2c, V.
*^8,
tJ.
^^,
2c, 2c;
^K.^ 4c.
g,
2c, Ic,
V.
an antique garment.
^,
8c, to tie a knot, as of the hair.
8c, V.
*^,
'^S58,
3c, lo,
lj
t^,
jd8c85c8,
as a
man.
hair on the side of the head.
3c, 2c, v.
woman.
by the
influence of a spirit, as
o8oo'jd89S,
to court as lovers, to
mix up
in trouble.
V.
the same.
sScQS,
J2fiQ,
same as x>8
^8,
an owl.
kind of owl.
or circular motion,
as
CO,
smoke or the water of a large eddy, also 5o. 5c, 2c, V. to rise and overspread, as a column of smoke.
butea
tree,
jd8jd8, lo, lo, adv. with a loud voice, (j^ScooS, 5c, 3o.
*SS,
2c, to
complain
its
of;
hope of preventing
regret the absence
recurrence,
than co8,
3c;
to
of.
v.
Im,
3c, V.
c8Sc88c8So86, 2o,
cpj,
Im.
v.
the
same as
Jo8, 2o.
2o, Ic;
jd8, 3o, n.
*BS, *3S,
jd8, 4o, n.
^38, 5o, n.
4c, the
common balsam
plant.
machine for cleaning(^tton. a mill for grinding sugar cane. n. ^cSj3^^, 5o, 3c, 3c, 60, 2c, 3c, n. the same. iaSoSyag',
^oS^cp, 5o,
18
jd8, 5o, v. to pull or
jx>t 5c, 2c, n.
^S
bend down, stronger than oc8, 5o.
species of stone;
^o6 B.j a
from
ako
^o,
jo8, 5c, 5c, n. (ctdQ P.^ a wise man. ^ &, Ic, to lay hold of, to clinch; />y Ic, V.
practice, keep; to be
to hold,
observe, do,
liquor,
intoxicated
i.e.
held
by
used
with co8, 3c; n. & pencil or pen; the quantity grasped in the hand, as in reaping; the name of the second month
cS
."^JD,
be begun in
observance.
hxii it
Oc8,
used
by
same as
j5,
Ic,
2nd
a
def.
cSoS, Ic,
a lead pencil.
to keep, observe
V.
worship
day;
to
observe
religious duties.
v.
the same.
fist,
with
tiie
thumb
erected.
4to, Ic,
oo8^'>^, Ic,
V.
V.
to clinch the
same as
00 O, Ic, lo,
4)0,
V.
V.
o^,
8,
Ic, 2o, V. to
cSp,
draw the under lip beneath the upper teeth. a small brush used by the Chinese for writing. V. to throw by the handful.
v.
(Sp'>Sj5cSd,
to prevent rain
by
sorcery.
,
28,
also
a5c8'>S
V.
and pull
violently.
qS,
v.
the same.
A
o,
Ic,
.
19
-a^,
2c, j^'^S'J^j^'^So,
color,
purple;
V.
to be light purple.
t;.
coo5^8,
new
leaves of the
n.
(oocgo
name
of the
of nature,
(oOj^O P.) the grand cycle, or complete revolution the system of things considered yi^J36', 5c, 2c, 3o;
as subsisting
excessively.
same as
last def.
j5,
2c, 5c, n.
body
as
formed under
(ooggo^l P.)
forty.
repetition
of
vide
-g,
according
as.
you
wish,
sometimes in
colloquial
language
"3
a small quantity taken up in the fingers one handful or mouthful of food. jD8|,
8, 4c, 3c, n.
a mouthful of
20
/) JD
^
oc^
c8*^,
4,
2c.
the
ccmtents
made up
for chewing.
oooo'[, 4c, 5c, 4c, 3c, n. the same, 00 S, 4c, Ic, adv. afterwards.
C&8, 4c, Im, adv. immediately, instantly, at c8'>S, 4c, 4c, adv. afterwards.
adv. for a -og*^, 4c, 2c,
(Hice.
moment,
in a
moment.
adv. frequently. iSg'^SjSiSg^, 4c, 2c, 4c, 2c, 4c, 2c, 3c, adv. the same as
^^S^S,
4c,
^jag^,
of.
4c, 2c.
j6,
v. *.S,
to
examine by feeling
4c, 4o, 5o, 4o, 3o,
v.
opcp-s^opcpc^oS,
feeling.
to
v.
to
feel
the
pulse
or at death;
v.
the
same as
/kjoS, 4c, 3o, n. (oogoS B.) the narrow border which is attached to woven-work partitions, the border of a garment, &c.
/>cS, 4c, 4o, n.
(oog^lB.) a sacred inscription, a writing containing directions given by a god, 8^co*^j!>c6', 4c, 4c, 4o, Ic, 4c, to be in a book containing such a 4o, writing; any inscription
on stone or wood; the
title
x>,
5c, V.
*E,
5c, to
body; to collect
o5, 2c;
n.
a.
to
pawn, mortgage,
fast at
prop, support,
^5,
5c,
Im,
V.
to be pierced
and held
and held
the
tuft
of an
arrow.
86, 5c, 8m,
spear.
CO, 5c, Ic, V. to
V.
to be pierced
fast
at
the
tuft
of
J^\
21
^og5,
5c, 3c, V. to
aid, help.
4)0, r.
V.
to be collected in
much
as
coSjdcoS
v.
the
same as
last def.
soapstone pencil,
sometimes
2c.
cloth
or
carpeting made of hair or wool and brought from China; a thick cushion used to sit on, jSocoI^cSdioSS, 5c, 5c, 2c, Ic
lo, the throne of the
Sekkya Prince,
service read in
oool,
/),
admitting a
good or
bad
to be lucky.
V.
to suffer or prosper
much under
the
influence
of the past.
o', 2o, 5o, V. to
to be unlucky,
.o,
3o, V.
partially;
cold,
to
partially
coagulate, as
or
softens
by
side,
strips
of
carpet;
to
the
other
as
sewing,
clapboarding,
unequally so that the end of one piece extends beyond the end of another piece, sometimes j5coco', 4o, 2o, Ic.
n.
jO|,
Ic,
*S,
Ic,
a crow;
v.
used of
22
Ic, lo, n.
jD\oo
JD^C^,
"O^, Ic,
08,
Ic, 2o, n.
^8,
jai, 2c,
size.
as
c^jD'^,
a charm which
to go, vide
j^\,
is
ball.
^[, 2c,
V.
(C.S.)
2c.
which
consists
used in making charms, >oo8, 4o, 2c. a large shed or <^6* P.) iTi/reg. (OD^Ot
is
B.
booth, also jd'^cjj, 2c, 4c, and a^jD'*c|i, 6c, 2c, 4c. jO|, 2c, 5c, n. (^olw P.) a village. /3|, 2c, 5c, n. (ooD P.) sensuous desire, passion, cco^cSo, 4c, 5c,
oO'^Sac], 2c, 2c, comp. e^\-o, 2c, 5c, lust, >8cc8ooj, 5c, 2c, 2c; hence, jdi^wooSoc^, 2c, 5c, 3c, 5c, the desire of outward things;
^ccSoDi^jojw, 5c, 2c, 2c, 2c, 6c, libidinous desire. an object of sensual desire; -jd8, 2c, 5c, 2c, n. f qarS* B.)
sensual enjoyment;
sexual intercourse.
n.
(
c^oocSc^cg', Ic, 4c, Ic, 4c. <So, 2c, 5c, 2c, n. the eleven lower divisions of the universe,
in
which there
is
'^X'^f
lust.
passion,
e|lJD|o^oDoo, 2c, 5c, 2c, 2c, 5c, 5c, 5c, vide /w-^cDDoo, 5c, 5c, 5c, 5c.
jDjcc^o^S^ooico-^Cjj,
2c, 2c, 5c, 5c, 2c, 2c, 2c.
(cpoTJaoooo
n.
P..)
(ooDCa^8jo
Ic.
oi^cjcSolocil, 2c, 2c, 5c, 2c, 2c, jc68c|oo-[>c|, 5c, 2c, 2c,
2c, 2c, JDic^o^S^oo-^coicil, 2c, 2c, 5c, 5c, 2c, 2c, 2c.
c8ScB, 2c,
6c,
5m,
5c, n.
o8S
(^
P..)
invulnerability, as
in the case of a
man who
will,
woman
to
love
vulvar.
of feeling.
4c, 2o, n. (
ogDoS P. j a transgression
witches,
5o;
(K.) 0^8008,
^odoco P.)
time;
with
S-aS,
Im, an
epidemic
Im,
'""
2c, 5c.
flit,
^'-i^thrax,
c-o^Cw^,
a
same.
prime;
wild,
reckless
passions, a fast
man.
,
cB'aScSSooScBS
disease.
4m,
4o,
4m,
71.
foot
and mouth
S^SogScSoS,
8'>Su88,
2c, 5c,
Im,
joi^cooo^,
a rapidly fatal epidemic disease. -(p|c8S8, 2c, 5c, 3c, lo, 4o, n. an epidemic disease. 2c, 5c, 3c, n. (coocDZacS P.) one of the eight principal
2c, 5c, Ic, 4c, n.
hells,-
to four
little
over
"08,
same as
jd|,
3c.
B^S'C^'S'^S,
V.
to advance in price.
24
j3|CoS, 3c, 3o, n.
00],
JD]
M^
^ar??^
3c, 3c,
n. ferriage.
r.
to decrease in price.
3c, 2c,
V.
to be cheap.
-o'T,
oCjS,
3c, 4c, V. to
3c, 4c,
71.
price,
price).
'>S'0'S'^,
same.
c^,
g^SyowsS,
n. the
3c, 2c, V. to
be high priced.
cS'oS^,
(^'s^coS,
i^,
3c, 2c,
prep,
at,
to,
from.
pre-p.
beneath, below;
under,
beneath.
3c, 3c, n.
space
before
one's
face,
presence;
adv.
and
prep, before.
oc', 3c, 3c, adv. here.
adv. above, over; prep, above, over. 3^8, 3c, lo, n. outside space; adv. outside; prep, outside "^g-Sj 3c, 3c,
'>S, 3c, 4c, n. inside space;
of.
(y^,
^j, 3c,
V.
to be equal, as
much
as,
a. all,
only.
according
>',
cS/3|*c',
as this.
8i, 3c, 4c, a. all, JOj/W'sSSg, 3c, Ic,
J^8,
4c
/d'jo^J^S, Ic, 3c, Ic,
how much.^
be scarce.
how.? as
how
far?
jo"[,
3c, V.
*.S, 3c, to
V.
the same,
"oSjd^w^SS,
a famine.
3c, adv.
^'>Sc>S^oSc^8i^yD"[oo^co'^o5,
3c, 4c, 3c,
4m,
Ic, 4c,
4m, denotes
necessity, emphasis.
jO|,
8c, odr.
with a negative,
until,
is
as
.S^jd|jo88,
3m,
finished.
same a*
3c,
V.
cS-sS, 3c,
3m;
v.
the same.
^'>Sjd]^'sS,
^,
V.
to posture gracefully.
j3|, 3c,
a place,
driven by one
man,
4c, n.
4c,
imported turbans made of several handkerchiefs; the ground of a picture; breadth, width, as of cloth, o8, 4c,
of
tJie
infreq.
n.
painting.
oo-jSyD]!, lo,
4c;
c^yD]80D9Soo8,
to
be dead.
more than
that.
JD|8, 4c,
V.
the same.
to go, vide 2c. JD|8, 40,1). (K.) ^|, /3]t/3]lo'[80l8, 4c, 4c, 4c, 4c, adv. in a loud, excited manner.
/31<::8S, 4c, 2o, n.
JBS, 3c,
V.
'^JD.S,
3c,(Qo5 B.)
grind, .SBooiooi,
Y*^'
5, 8c,
^^
V.
^^' ^'
^^
same.
*>S,
3c, to
to numerals, as 3, 5, 7;
applied
also, 5c.
unmarried
state,
as
cd5ScOO,
^co,
5c, 5c, n.
26
^8
5c, n.
BBcS, 5m,
^JB, 4o,
V.
(cB^
4c, to
P.)
fame.
BBf
4o,
*SS,
for nothing;
5s,
2c, n.
n.
3, 2c, 3c,
the
little
finger or toe,
same.
tree.
2c, 5c, n. a
2c, 2c, n,
branch of a
g,
n. t>k^
o>Scp|,
2c, 2c.
(^cB|.cp P.)
man and
partly a bird.
n.
.SScy, 2c, 5o, n. the armpit. SSy 3c, V. *SS, 3o, to roll over and over, to fall over and over.
j^,
like a ball.
SS,
coS
SS,
4jc,
,
fall,
to roll downwards.
o^,
lo; a turn.
"CSC,
SS, 4,
o6,
*BS,
4c, 3o, V.
toS
B.")
BS,
calctdation.
BS, 5c,
a.
BS^ Im,
BSy Im,
BS, Im,
life,
as after
the
on any weapon.
^5, Im,
2c, n.
3S
JB64j Im, Ic,
n.
n
SSooS, 2m,
is
^So^S,
to
be
clear,
clean,
vacant
piece
of
to be perfectly clear, as
^'3^> Sm,
SS, 3m,
V.
3c, 3c, u. to
to pretend,
be clear and open. to feign, sham, used with yo5, 4m, vide
vide "'cfo', 2c, 4c,
3S,
.SScb',
J86,
3o.
4c, n.
4m,
(K.) a spark of
fire,
4m,
the
n. *jd8, 4c,
fire
;
a tripod for supporting a cooking pot three bricks or stones used for the purpose.
over
00'O'[,
4m,
n.
lo, Ic, n.
n.
c8J6,
JiS,
4m, 4m,
used only in names of towns and countries. JBS*, 4m, 4c, n. Keng-kham, a principality west of the Salwen.
4m,
n.
4m
lo, n.
4m, 4o
SScoS, 4m,
Ic, n.
Keng-tung,
a large
principality
east
of
the
Salwen.
n. n.
.
Mongnai,
(b.),
mde ^Sac',
4o, 4o.
36', 4m,
2c,
Chiengmai or
Zimme.
the
^So^S, 4m, 4c, n. Keng Yimg, .8o^, 4m, 4o, n. Keng Lom, a
BSc^-jS, 4m, lo,
n.
district
4c.
a district in
Kehsi Mansam.
3SS, 4m,
Hsen-wi, ^b.), xnde o8cp8, 3m, Ic. .86 jS, 4m, 3c, n. Keng-hung, a principality on the river, east of .86006, 4m, Ic.
Ic, n.
Cambodia
Zimmd.
as
J36c',
4m, 4o,
n.
.86, lo, V.
*SS,
preparing curries.
the
J36,
2o, *.86, 2c, to swing backwards and forwards, arms in walking, or the feet when hanging down.
V.
"g^, 2o, 5c, V. to swing or brandish a stick. SS, 2o, V. to hop on one foot in l^y, used of children.
28
5S'>8ScS, 2o, 2o, 5o,
V.
5c
the same.
Sb'ie, 2o, 5c, n. a rapid in a river. 38, 3o, V. *5S, 3c, to scrape up with
sugar, after boiling;
stick,
as
half-hardened
with
a stick after
SSf
So, V.
*BS,
3c, to
pretend to do or be, as
JoSJBS,
im, 3o,
sometimes 3m.
008,8^-00.8, 3o, 5c, 3o,
p.
to pretend in sport.
,88cS, 3o, 3o, adv. very reduced in size, shrunk, shrivdled, CO,
Ic
SS, 4o,
^8,
4(0,
n.
*3S,
n.
JBS, 4o, v.
a small insect which blights the rice plant. *SS, 4c, to be small, diminutive in stature,
or animals, cdS, 4c;
whether
(K. and C.S.) 5o. a. of a deep red color, used of the hair of oxen as 3S, 4o, a red ox. "^-aSBS, lo, 4o; o83, 4c, 4o,
JBS, 4o, V.
men
*SSy
to incline sideways; used in composition, vide OD^S, 5c, 4o. 'jc'i^Sooi, 4o, 3c, 4o, Ic, V. to look askance at a pereon. SSa^S, 4o, 3c, n. (^ctS'tcooooS B,) a bi^op's assistant, 8^, 4o, Ic, n. the cinnamon tree; cinnamon.
the other,
SSa^S^
SSj 5o,
who hat
is
*3S,
5c,
a stick on a peg.
wound
'8,
5c, 5o;
c^,
38, 5o,
ako the
rope
wound on
r.
38,
5c, to
be lame through
stifiiiess
or
crookedness
Im,
5y.
Im,
the same.
lo, to roll up, to twist together,
9,
Bcp, Im,
V,
*jO^,
a
roll,
V.
to
be rolled
up; n
4c.
to roll or twist
J8c^'c8^,
Im,
V.
^cQS,
4c, 3c.
Bc^, 4m,
JBc^,
lo,
n.
*B9^,
j^bB<,
lo, lo;
vide c^, lo, Ic, Bc^OD^, lo, 3c. oo', lo, 3c, 11. the core of certain vegetables,
as
the
pumpkin
and cucumber.
"
oo<J,
of a pagoda, oo8o'>SocS,
'oo(S', lo, 5c, 4c, 5c,
n.
tree,
n. ^, lo, Ic,
.8q^
lo, V.
(K.) an ear ornament, vide ^6*5]^, ^, Ic. *B'iS, Ic, to be unsuccessful in doing what was
hang, as by a rope;
trousers in
to
gird
up, as a garment.
J^'3^,
"86*,
up the
Shan
fashion.
up the
loins in
Burman
fashion.
v.
S<S.8<:p'0-|,
thesame^
up the
waist-cloth in
Burman
fadbiion.
to suspend, hang.
Ic, to girdle
^c^,
lo, V.
V.
^Bo^,
tree.
J3c^ lo,
n.
the
tree.
^,
adv.
certainly, surely;
particle,
very,
as
life,
especially
in
business.
the same.
title
of respect, lord.
80
3c, D. to
^oS
be very true. a prefix.
^cpc^, 2o,
co,
prefixed
to
a sentence.
V. *JB^, 2c, to be hard in substance; to be stubborn; JBcp, 2o, to be hard through being beaten or pressed together, as
earth in a tube;
(K.) 4o.
to be rigid,
stiff
JB,
2o, 4o,
V. V.
S,
2o, lo,
from convulsions.
oooSc^, 2o,
Ic, Ic,
and hard,
so as to
sound on
weapon or
tool inserted
in
the
n.
Ic, n. the
a musical instrument
made
of a gourd
to be narrow, strait, close; to (Ofig^l B.) be poor, without roeans; to be destitute, as ^cp-^S, 4o, 4c,
4c,
*B^,
destitute of clothing.
cp, 4o, Ic,
tJ.
(6,
JBc^, 4o,
4o, 2c,
V. V.
t).
Sep, 4o,
*5S,
V.
suffocated
with anything,
as
dust, to
choke with
to
rice.
.Soo, 2c, V.
JDoS, 2c,
be
close;
straitened,
as
space
from
the presence of
many
things;
to be crowded, to
crowd some
^^S
p. to be crowded; to BoS/>'>S"gSjD'>S, 2c, Ic, 3c, Ic, of each other.
81
borrow mutually
t;,
to be close, narrow.
to be distressed, harassed in mind.
u.
cg^cpcg, 2c,
v.
cg'^Scg, 2c, Ic, 4o, Ic, v. the same, to have one unpleasantly near.
^o5,
.SoS,
'^jc,
V. V.
3m,
ScSf 4m,
o|,
5^',
n.
4m, 4m,
V.
fish.
by which a
^oS, 2o,
to
put up
fire,
or hinder
(K.) 4o.
.ooScSsj^jdS, 2o, lo, So, 3c, v. to defend, deliver from; to pacify. ^oScSoS, 3o, 3o, r>. to be in a comfortable condition of life.
^o5, 4o,
BaS,
4o,
n.
*ScS,
V.
SS, 4o.
between two
*ScS,
4c,
to
off"
sharp edges;
to cut
3m,
V.
to
grind,
gnash the
teeth,
jdoS'SSjdoScSd'jS,
4c,
8m,
4c, 4c.
BcSf 4o, V, *BcS, 4c, to fail of igniting when fire is applied, as a fuse; to be barren, not bearing young, 00^3oS, 8c, 4o.
J3S,
to drink;
to
rust;
to
enjoy
the
revenue
of.
jDaS-^S^oS,
another.
V.
to
be
fitted,
adapted to
one
consume
entirely.
on wages.
jdi^'sSjS,
Ic, 3c, Ic, Ic, v.
j:>\B'3^^'^, same,
the
V.
to
make mutual
promises.
insufficient
and an
quantity
82
B^
88oof cSo^,
'86"S^'>S,
4c,
Ic, Sc, 4c, 4c, V. to eat food, rice
8c,^
and curry.
interest. Ic, 3c, 2c, 2c,
w8ccS8'>too6, Ic,
on
y3g^g^op8,
same.
8>coo8,
BJB,
a marriage,
c^Sx>co|,
by
2c
co6, Ic, So,
oat.
V.
hiriiig one's
self
oo?J8Sc^,
c^o5B'>Sco,
to taste insipid.
p.
to lire
&om
one's
one to
c&,
t>.
to eat voracionsly; to
use
up
means
o8c6o8,
living.
Ic,
3m,
8m,
2o,
3m,
v.
to
consume
all
one's
income in
oSoScci^,
Ic,
2c,
v.
to
make an engagement
or
pledge
without consideration.
to diet,
Ic, 4o,
V.
oSJ8'>8c8<S',
to
live
without
making any
sufficient.
religious offerings.
more than
surfeited,
be cloyed,
satiated,
sick
v.
the same.
V.
to eat
what
is
<Sip8a^8cSDooS, Ic, 4c, 4c, So, 3o, v. vide following word. to cause food to diminish rapidly ^.Scxp^og, Ic, 4o, 4o, 4c, V,
in quantity
when
up
one's
means
26,
rapidly, to exhaust
V.
by
lavish use.
Ic, 4o,
^
V. (cooSssooS B.) to take a bribe. JB'sSco^cgS, Ic, 3o, 2c, CO 8, Ic, Sc, V. to drink intoxicating liquor.
88
v.
the same.
co88^,
c86*^^c8,
coS, Ic, lo,
same,
to eat voraciously.
V.
coSco'coS,
buying.
to
be
open-handed,
profuse
co^^^co',
oq8,
Ic, lo,
to relish.
c^SB-^ScS,
4m,
V. V.
the same.
o-^S^^SS,
ocS, Ic, 2o,
to eat carelessly.
V.
c^c^^'j^^S, Ic, 2o, Ic, 3c, <i>8, Ic, Ic, V. to eat first.
the same.
yoo8,
(ooc^g B.) to
live
on
interest,
sSaS^^
V.
to
make
a profit.
appetite,
Ic, 2c, v. to
have
satisfied the
have eaten a
sufficiency.
^^>8cS,
JB8,
2c,
v.
Im,
V.
the same.
(o^? B.)
imprecate
make mutual
v.
V.
asseveration.
c^8^^^6,
one's
relatives
in
an
imprecation.
V.
the
same as ^^So],
2c, 3c.
revile, to use
abusive language.
v. the same. co"l^'>Sg8, 2c, 2c, 2c, 5c, O], 2c, 3c, V. to take an oath; to curse.
V. to g^oS, 2c, 4c,
be profane, reckless in imprecating curses. J^oS^^^tpoS, 2c, 4c, 2c, lo, V. the same.
5
S4>
SS
3'3^, 3c, n. /^Chinese) a certain throw of dice securing an advantage in the game to the person casting it.
B'3^,
series of tones.
as
the
4c.
3S,
3c,
V.
^S,
3c, to
as
cigar held
^8c*,
anything by holding
child
it
in
the
armpit,
co^,
sitting
on the
^6*,
4m,
V.
*JO(S',
up or
out;
to choose,
,098,
4m,
Ic, V. to
duties or revenue
and
live
upon
thera;
^^<^j
to pick
up and
eat food.
4m,
from the
bolls.
guard
to
^, 4m, 4o,
V.
to keep in
memory
the
words of another;
4m,
c86,
to
nourish,
to
bring
up
lefL
the same.
4m,
5c,
V.
to pick
up and keep.
jS"o8, 4m, 4o, 3c, v. to glean. cy, 4m, 2o, V. to take the after-birth.
/n'iSt\^o^ODcS/SQ'i^t^,
4m,
every
other one.
v.
the
BS,
2o, n.
lo.
*B6,
n.
2c, the
is
rubbed
husks.
SS
BS'^,
2o, 2c, n.
35
is
separated
from the grain by pounding. BS, 2o, V. BS, 3c, to be narrow, contracted, drawn into a small
compass, /30^S, 2c, 3o, t). to be straitened in mind, harassed, eg, 3o, Ic,
4o,
Ic.
vide .8c6c6,
BS,
buckle, vide
BcS,
4o;
flat
thing;
a.
aux. for
flat
n. the
head of a spindle,
plate,
of whatever
hard
substance, that
inserted at the
oc,
lOtS,
mouth
5o, n.
BS.
at short intervals,
^6'8c9^'[,
5o,
5o, 2c.
B^/^o^t\, 5o,
BS,
5o,
V.
to
ride skilfully.
BS,
vide S.
5c, 5c, 2c, n.
^8 001,
ments.
5ccSooi,
lust, vice.
cBS^S,
and
coo9oo, 4c,
5c, anger;
cwiJ"?
4c, 5c,
ccoYoo, moral
intellectual blindness;
heresy;
laziness
;
8c8Bi3oo|,
j3Qc8oSoo,
doubt;
c8^c,
5c, 5c,
4c,
3m,
5c,
fickleness,
instability;
5c, 5c,
shamelessness ;
jy^'^cScoSo,
Bo,
Ic, n.
Ic, 3o;
^8S5, lc,3o,lc,4o,
n.
S6
^8
Ic, V. */5S, Ic, to shout in a
B8,
prolonged manner,
cj^S,88, 5c,
Ic;
(K.
and C.S.)
adv. in
jS,
4c.
B8,
Ic, Ic,
sound.
o8S, Ic, Im,
V.
the
same as So,
Ic.
3S,
2c, n.
two
^8'coS,
and ^8o^coS,
^'^>
same.
size,
be very small in
narrow, or of
of
the
little
else
kind;
to
to
be very poor,
distressed,
vide
j^^SBSu^-aS^cp,
2c, Ic, 4o, Ic;
be
^8cJ3c^c^,
(K.)
4c.
co^cw^,
e.
a way enclosed by
thing on either
side,
also
^Sooi^^SooS, 2c,
grow
a street in a city, vide ^8ooS, 2c, 4o. i^8c8cS, 2c, lo, lo, n. .the juncture of the thorax and
n,
abdomen
of a hornet.
J36,
Im,
n. n.
^8, Im,
5c,
Im.
Im.
V. V.
B8, 2m,
vide 8'>S'>S8'>S58,
So, 3m,
r>o,
as
a creeper; to
repeat alternately,
3m, 3o,
v.
V. V.
the same.
to climb, as a creeper.
to fasten
by winding about.
So, 5m,
V.
j:>o,
o^^oo^, 5m,
oaa*>,
5m,
5m,
to ruminate,
^8,
BS,
^E8,
4c, lo.
^8,
^8,
3o, n. 4o,
V.
(Laos) a precious stone, oSS, 16. *jd8, 4o, to have a white film or cataract form on the
eye,
oo^^S,
Ic, 4o.
BS,
S,
a loom.
ooS,
2c, 3c, n.
V.
*J3'[,
a movable loom.
^, 3c,
3c, to open,
expanded;
or
feathers
V.
to raise or bristle
the
hair
fingers.
OiSoS^,
spread
or open the
sides
of a skirt
o*, 3c, 2e
giS^oS,
B, 4c, pr. ^, 5c,
V.
the same.
how many? (C. S.) Ic, vide co', lo. to begin to open, as a bud, also cxpy^, 5c, 5c. *JD, 5c,
(K.)
2c, 2c, 2c, 2c
2c, 2c, 2c, 2c.
I
/^SxiS/:>Sj:)S,
adv.
noisily,
JoSoSS^^^So^jdS,
4m, Im,
a pony's mane.
vdB, 3c,
v.
by
^^opcp,
thrusting sticks
oc^8,
down and secure by tucking im or under the edges of an open vessel; used
compute, used of astrology,
with
4c.
A09S
ten millions. n. v^SsoS, 3c, 2c, also, 5c, 2c, ("^^Q P.) V. *jdB, 5c, to be bent or crooked, as a horn, j^B, 5c,
or the
hand when
j^BB/^Bj>B,
it is
88
j^BcoS
as
j^S^Q^JDBoSy 5c, 5c, 5c, 5c, adv. in an imperfect manner, when just learning to do a thing, as a child first speaks.
XiScS, 5c, 5c, n.
(^^P')
vide
the foetus.
jd,
2o,
n.
V. V. V.
a water bucket
(^K.)
made
of a joint of bamboo.
'^S, 2o.
odds,
used
in
com-
^o^B.) Aquarius, the eleventh sign of the Zodiac. a good or bad quality, an attribute; honor. n. (qcoS* P.j V. to advance in honor and 2c, '8c, reputation.
2c, 5c, 2c, n. {
V.
V.
ooc^,
honor.
to express thanks.
(
with,
cSo^,
5c, Ic.
a certain kind of monster which j^S6o'^, 2c, 2o, n. (f^j^cw? P.) the Myenmo mountain. guards
.06, 3c, n. *jd6, 3c, a
00, 3c, 80, n. pickled shrimp. cS, 3c, 4o, n. very small
Palma
Christi;
(K.
and
CS.)
yj),
3o.
oil plant.
n.
oil
plant;
c^o
jdSjD'>S
SB,
n. .^6, 4c,
ground, a mound,
hillock;
dry land.
.oS, 4c, 2c, n. a
prominent
'9
rise
of ground.
n.
B.
a kind of petticoat
made
of cotton
and
silk
J?5
39
jdS,
4rc,
t).
vide
crinum bulb.
cS,
a species of cnnum. ^S, lo, n, *jdS, lo, a bow with one string. O^f lo, Ic, n. a bow having two strings and used for throw-
ii^ pellets.
"S,
lo, 2o, n. a
common bow.
lo lo, 30'c^j
mythical bow, whose strings when tense bring youth, when slack bring old age, or whose breaking
Ic, n. a
causes death.
n. a bow used to clean cotton. o5y^cS, lo, 4c, Ic, V. */>S, lo, to be hollow; n. a cavity, hollow place, j^S, lo, hollow of anything, as a tree.
the
c^,
00 S, lo, 5c,
V.
to
go
used
only of cavities.
8S88^'[, lo, 2c, Im, 2c, V. the same. ', lo, 5c, n. the hollow of a tree or of a bamboo.
co', lo, Ic, n. a natural cave in a
oSo,
^c8,
with
howling sound,
lo, lo.
of a
dog when
beaten,
also,
cSc8,
as
ooS^S, 4o,
or
for
politeness
used with
jp,
3o.
98/3808, 2o, 2o, 2o, 2o, adv. the same. o^S, 2o, 2o, adv. in a bent position resting on
n. the spider; j^S/58, 2o, lo,
hands and
)
feet.
C. S.
2o, 4o.
V.
40
^c
and watch
4<o,
for, to
oS,
sprinkle
water
over
wheeL
silver.
n.
a person given
to
a licentious
be circuitous, vide
js^S,
6o.
SoS,
merit.
n. (C.S. ) the same. joo^8, 6c, 2o, f. *J3', Ic, the cotton plant; undressed cotton; ^cS, Ic,
(K. and
C.S.) 8c.
"g^j
c8^,
of a brownish color.
Q^,
open as the bolls when fully ripe. cotton separated from sticks and diri;, ready
to be seeded.
cSpS, Ic,
V. joc^, Ic,
a prolonged
manner;
cor-
the
same
a monitor or varanus, vide cQcp, 4o. adv. intensive, used with c6, Ic, very black. ^c^cjcp, 4c, 4c, v. *jd', 5c, to 5c, pry, lift up with a lever, C^cp, 6c.
^^^d',
3c, 3o,
(K.)
>^cp,
J^,
lo, n.
[,
*.o, lo, a basket; (K.) 4o; (C.S.) 3o. lo, 5c, n. a basket used for presenting offerings.
oo5, lo, 4c, vide cg5, 4c. ooS, lo, 2o, n. a pannier.
jpcp
n. lOCpoo'^S, lo, Ic,
41
interstices.
interstices;
the best kind of carrying basket, jDcpoo|c88, lo, Ic, lo. O0|c8, lo, Ic, 2c, n, a basket having small interstices.
^^IffS,
a cooly
basket having
large
holes
or
n.
a cooly basket.
applied to horses.
on the
rest ot the
body.
c8.S, 2o,
4m,
^c^, So,
J3,
n, *jd', 3o,
oocSco],
3o, 5c,
a small plantain found in the Shan States. 2o, 2c, n. (cx^co^dd B.j a small wholesome
plantain.
oo, 3o, 3o, n. the
c8oSoo8, 3o,
Ic, 2c, ru
^^^,
71.
wild plantain. n. a small fragrant plantain. -^^ODl^c^, 3o, 2o, 2c, 5c, n. a large green plantain. ^88, 3o, 5c,
^SS8c,
States.
n.
a plantain found in
the
Shan
^30,
oi^-S,
a dwarf plantain.
sweet
s|"SS,
3o, 5c, 2o, n. (c|85 B.) the common plantain, sometimes odSS, 5c, 2o.
thin-skinned
a wild dwarf plantain, vide jDcp8'>S, 3o, cSSojS, 3o, lo, lo, n. the large red plantain.
co-jS, 3o, 3c, n.
Ic.
42
^^
^, 4o, 5c,
a?t;. only,
also 3c. .ocpjoj, 4o, 3c, cfyty. although, nevertheless, but, -g'-O]^, 4c,
coiy. nevertheless,
emphatic.
in
adverb,
used
composition,
/30
-R'^-
/>o5, 2c, n.
^o5, 3c,
j^oS, 4c,
V.
V.
(^K.
andCS.)
to lose
O^oS, 3c.
etc. as in trade, vide Jj^cS,
(K.)
money, goods,
4c.
iOoS, 5o, v.
or crooked, to deviate
from
v.
the same,
V.
ways.
^^o5/3o5, 6o,
tJ.
to be crooked, deceitful.
j^SBS,
V.
sexual
intercourse
with a
woman.
c8cp, 5o, lo,
r.
to deceive,
i^w,
Ic, n.
JD'^c,
men
live.
J^S,
be in hillocks, mounds.
c8o^^, Ic, 2c, 3c, n. the four great islands which encompass the Myenmo mountain, viz. on the north Ic,
-/^-^SjaQS^i,
6c, 2c;
on the
on the south,
ypoSGJDoScoSj"]^, Ic, 5c, 5c, 5c, 2c, 2c; j^'sScooSoy Ic, 2c, 2c, 2c, 2c; on the west,
east,
Ic, 5c, 5c, 5c, 4c, 2c.
,/p'>8/ar30CjCJD?OD],
oo',
Ic, 40^, n.
vide
<9'^
Ic, 3c, n. a
43
Inleyua
^-jSj},,
and Sgah.
^>8,
2c, n. ''jD'^S, 2c, (o:^^ B.) merchandise, 2c, 5c, 2c, lo;
goods for
sale.
o^9S^
.
o-^S-o^
n.
lo, w. ^A^
same.
n.
goods that are sold by weight. merchandise, goods, '''oS^'oS^S, lo, 4c, lo,
to bulge or rise up a little, like an 4c, *JD'3S, unevenness in a mat spread out. V. to roll, turn over, as a horse, vide co6 JJ^S, 4c, (^6th.) ^C.S.)
y^aS, 5o, 2o.
^8, 3o.
(^C.S.)
*0'S,
lo, trousers;
4o.
made
of two
thicknesses
of cloth
so
may
be worn outside.
5m,
a
n. tight trousers.
5m,
at
^ScSS,
n.
hangs
made
same as ^'sScoS, lo, 5o. to break down, demolish, destroy; 2o, *x>Q^, 2o, intrans. to break down; to fall down, as an uprooted tree,
lo, 2o, 5o, n. the
V.
traits,
to be uprooted
and
fall,
vide
down.
the
bottom of anything, as a
basket.
>/^cp,
bottom of a basket.
hip
bottom of a
well.
c^,
bottom of a chatty.
44
jooSjcS, 3o, 3o,
n. the
/^'sS,
^'3^
bottom of a ravine,
2o.
wo^, So,
y>8, 4o,
/3,
V.
71,
vide
n. a iO"o'ogJDo5, 4o, Sc, lo, 4c, 2o, in one market or who goes larly
j:>S,
4o, 4c, n. a
a charmed man,
whose
spirit,
skin
is
rendered
4o,
yp'sSooSoS,
an old resident.
/^loc^/DloS, 4o, 8c, 8c, 8c, 2o, n, a rustic, countryman. BS, 4o, 4o, n. an inefficient, cowardly person.
n. a person firm in flesh, strong J3c^"S5, 4o, 2o, lo,
and capable
of endurance.
n.
5^coS^'>Sc'[, 4o,
one who
4m,
2o, n. one
who
collects
c^ooS,
2o, 2o.
a person who gathers together S^j^S, and bad, without distinction. things good
4m,
4c,
71.
men
or
^ojD-JC^cp, 4o, 2c, 4o, 4o, n. a very poor person. ^o5, 4o, 5o, n. a dishonest man, a cheat.
c^5cp,
71.
a person
who
n.
is
energetic, persevering.
an eye-servant; one who jo'^^i-sS, when watched or near mealtime. vigorously ^, 4o, 4o, n. (@<^l B.) a violent, harsh, cruel man.
4o, 5c 3c, 8c,
works
^>c^'o8S,
qS^S^^,
^^,
]<S^, 4o,
man
net tattooed.
a tattooed man.
/p9$
45
n.
man who
4m,
n.
is
a citizen.
"'"8, 4o,
col,
lo, 4c, n.
Im,
n.
^'
by
disease.
an incapable
n. the
pei"son.
same.
an hired servant.
co8o5,
4o, 3o,
4m,
n.
a person of
do anything.
a dancer, t;t^ j^^jd\, 4o, 3c. n. a person of ability, capacity or coSj^sScw^, 4o, 3o, 4o, Ic,
cxdSjd], 4o, 3o, Sc, n.
skill to
do anything.
n. a follower of an official. co8y^'>S^'>S, 4o, 3c, 4o, Ic, n. a man as distinguished from a woman. co', 4o, 4o,
c^Sjy^Sc88<o^S, 4o, 3c, 2c, Im, 2c, n. a celebrated, noted man. cpoSao'jD, 4o, Ic, Ic, 3c, 2c, n. a malevolent-minded person.
n. a waiter; eg, 4o, 5c,
(K.
bad.
ooooSj3g,S, 4o, 6c, 4o, 2c, n. the same.
oSjdoSooqci, 4o, 2c, 6c, 2c, 2c, n. a pretentious person, one pretends to a skill which he does not possess.
ooioo^Cj^o, 4o, 2c, 6c, 2c, 6c, n. one any particular system of religion.
who
to
dScx>So8oo8, 4o, 2c, 6c, 2c, Ic, n. a very lai^, strong man.
o^,
4o, 4c, n. a person somewhat familiar with books; also a person advanced in the observance of religious duties.
n.
0Coo^-gS,
(o^ccaoSsoooSi B.^
am
upright,
virtuous man.
46
a
^^S
4o, 2c, n.
/39Scod9,
public crier,
herald,
vide
oc9coo'[,
2c,
Ic, 2c.
c8^, 4o,
4c, n. a soldier.
c88coo^, 4o,
ooS8x)CO|, 4o,
men
size.
5c, n. a
waterman.
a leper.
man who
performs on a tight
rope or rattan. oo', 4o, lo, n. a dead man, sometimes used for a funeral, vide
vOD\, 5c, 2c.
oo'cSoS, 4o, lo, 2o,
71,
a person
the palsy.
coo^jp'>SoS,
a fortunate person.
bets.
oo^.0^c^S,
OOo9co8,
to help him.
n.
quarrelsome,
a weaver.
c^Sc^oS, 4o,
Ic, 2o, n.
one who
heedlessly
missing
his
path
ooScooS, 4o, 4c, 3o, n. a person who remembers a previous stata of existence.
d5coo5, 4o, 8o, 3o,
oo8, 4o, 3c, n.
n.
a painter, limner.
d8S>c,
4c,
an old person, j^'S^coSj^'sSqS, 4o, Sc, 4o. 2o. 4c, 4o, n. a eunuch, one who has charge of women.
^qScSSo,
0D^5c^, 4o, 2c, 4o, n. a prisoner. ooSo^, 4o, 2c, 3c, n. a debtor.
cO'^'3^o|t'>8, 4o, 2c, 3c, 4c, Ic, n. the same. oo-aSSSyoS, 4o, 3o, 4m, 3o, n, a man of the usual
^-3$, 4o,
size,
y^-sSSS
4m,
3o.
countryman,
rustic.
c898jp9S"S8, 4o, 2o, 4o, 4o, n. the same. cqS, 4o^ 3o, n. (oooSB.) one who has left the priesthpod
^cjoS^, 4o,
ant.
3c, 3o, n.
a person who
tries to
make
things
pleais-
ocB.o^So^'i, 4o, 2o, 4o, Ic, n. a slow, dull, stupid person. '^Q, 4o, 2c, n. a young person.
n. the same. -^oj^^Sjd, 4o, 2c, 4o, Ic,
'>^^'^'>c|, 4o,
4o, 2o, 4o, Ic.
4o, 3c, n.
n. the
same as jd-jSo^^^^^cI^.
o^S,
of
medium
height;
one
of
n. vide
4o, lo, n. a
man who
lives
without
the
performance of
religious duties.
n. a boxer. co|<>cp, 4o, 5c, 4o,
^^,
(J.S,
o^
g,
'
^'
^^ScBSw,
4o,
5m,
5c.
OD^^-^c,
48
j^'^6oB/:>'iS. 4o, 3o, Ic,
n.
j^^S
to-
gether;
partners in
a company
Ic.
in
partnersh p
4m, 3o,
cfo-^Sco^cfc^c^, 4o, lo, 3c, lo, 3o, n. an orphan. (S-S, 4o, 4c, n. one just beginning to learn or to do something. w^coS, 4o, 5c, 3c, n. a drunkard.
.S,
man.
?,
.S.o^3.
c^, 4o, 3o, n. vide j^'sSBS, 4o, 4o. c^c^Swo, 4o, 4o, lo, 4o, n. the steersman of a boat.
cw'T, 4o, Ic, n.
man
skilled in
man.
n. a dancer, j^'sScoS^'^, 4o, 3o, 3c. cwf'jDj, 4o, Ic, 3c,
cw^O,
n. one who Cw^coo^cw'i'coS, 4o, Ic, 2c, Ic, 4o, by speaking evil of one person to another.
up trouble
c9cSo', 4o,
Ic, lo, n,
a learned man,
a woman.
woman.
girl.
who
is
tailor.
n.
5m,
4o, 2c, n.
man.
n.
the same,
n. the same. cg-^S^^S, 4o, 4c, Ic, ccSoD*, 4o, 3o, 5o, n. one who is left-handeJ.
j^Q^cocScoSo'ytXiS,
with.
o5, 4o, Ic, n.
4<o,
a layman. c8Sco8, 4o, 5m, 5o, n. an elephant keeper, jp^SooS, 4o, 5c, 5o.
4o,
c8S,
5m,
5c.
c8S<^8, 4o,
5m,
3m,
cowherd.
4c, n. a
:8c:^jp>Sco8, 4o,
3m, 4o,
n.
gambler.
a juggler.
-"S^Q'
4(0,
4c, n. one
who
a
exhibits serpents;
:6c^c^5, 4o,
3m, 4o,
a fencer.
Ic, n.
man who
an upright pole or
5o, 4o, lo.
cSiS, 4o, 4c,
post.
yDS8o5j^^c8c^, 4o,
a living person; an uneducated person. n. a condemned outcast, lost person; cvp^^Sco, 4o, 5c, 4o, 4c, one disabled physically from disease or accident.
Ti.
CO 8, 4o, lo,
n. a great man, a chief. XJCoS, 4o, 4o, lo, n. a boaster, braggart. 3c, 5c. cof, 4o, Ic, n. a thief,
cSj^.S,
cco9ccS, 4o, Ic, lo, a careless, worthless person. cS5, 4o, 4o, a wild, uncultivated, ignorant person.
ooS, 4o, 3o, n. a villager.
O'sSy^'sSo^'jS,
n.
the same.
ooS^JB,
same.
an indifferent
n.
4o, 2o, n. a
man who
<P<Sj^'3So"[8,
the same.
yoS^'>coo8, 4o, 4m, 4o, 3o, n. a workman. yo5cS, 4o, 4m, Ic, n. a tanner.
60
J^'a^
j^^f 8oSoc|, 4o, 4m, 4c, n. a lowland rice cultivator or one who
works in a lowland
8o5cco'j'jDOo5,
rice field.
4o, 4m, 4c, 6c, So, n. a polite, complaisant, man. obliging 8o5c8o^"8o5, 4o, 4m, Ic, 4c, 4c, n. a tumbler, ropedancer, ^oSc"', 4o, 4m, 3c, n. a man who cultivates mountain clearings.
n.
steward,
butler,
jp-sS^cS-oS^cScSo^j
4c
$<jS9S^,
n. a sugar boiler. j^BSoojg.jJ, 4o, Ic, lo, 5c, 4c, Ic, lo, lo, n. the same. qS-SSo-sS, 4o,
71.
a cook.
n. a leader in an attack. (i^q^-sS, 4o, Ic, lo, n. a partiier in trade, sw^/poSj^^JD^JS, 4o, 3o, jjDoS, 4o, 3o, Ic,
com-
pany
in partnership-.
;
a thief. n. one given to evil ways 9',oqScco^, 4o, 5o, 4o, Ic, a man who has age, but not corresponding 71, 8S, 4o, Ic,
wisdom and
4o, 5c, n. a
virtue.
71.
a neighbor.
dumb
person.
j,S,
4o, 4c, n.
yaf3"g<S'ja6jD8,
person
neither
good
nor
n.
bad
a man who visits a n. y;88c8c^c^c88, 4o, 2o, 3m, 3o, 4c, whether for a proper purpose, as a lover, or for woman, an improper purpose, as a whoremonger; a vicious man.
jsf^S/sfic8, 4o, 2c, 2o,
n.
a boaster, braggart.
j^S, 4o,
an attendant of an
^8
.ovS, 5o,
V.
61
the
in
forehead.
n. (^oODOi^ P.j j^'^0'2^, 5c, 5c, 2c, character.
jd6*,
ic,
n.
*J36*, 4c,
the
jcxS,
bamboo.
hat made of bamboo sheaths.
a large Chinese straw hat. 71 a Chinese straw hat from Kolan district. S'O^CO'^S, 4c, 2c, 5o, n. a Chinese straw hat from Tali districi oo|c8, 4c, 3c, 4c, cS, 4c, 2o,
00 S, 4c, Ic, n. a hat
made
of leaves.
COO?, 4c, 4c,w,alar^ Chinese hat made of woven bamboo. V. *jd6', 4c, to patch, mend a hole. XfS, 4c,
j:)S,
a toad, vide "S'^, 5o, 3o. n. jyS^cS, 2o, 4c, (C.S.) 4o, n. a bull frog, vide BcSjir^S, 2m, 4o; a large j^6,
frog supposed to swallow the sun or moon when eclif)sed. S'iScS'a^, 4o, Ic, lo, Tk. the great frog supposed to swallow the
moon
/i6, 4o, v.
in eclipses.
*j:>S,
to
join,
consolidate in one, as
metals;
adv.
a^B^'o8j^6^<So,S,
V.
to join together, to
mix
together.
form
pairs,
as 2,
SS, 3c
5o, 3c,
jp.
V.
to
become a
pair;
to be married.
^(5,
vide
same.
"^^^oS)
back through
to
fear.
respect,
reverence,
treat
with respect
or
reverence.
53
to fear.
4
p.
(C.S.)
j^coccS,
^agoSco',
B.) an agent, ambeissador. a body guard. (c^oS^ B.j 2c, 2o, 2c, 4o, n. a body guard permanently at-
(o8oSco^,
tached to a prince.
^8c6op8,
^06 B.) vide /do, 5c, 2o. and C.S.) a cluster or tuft springing from one
*-0'[,
of curry.
jpS, 3c,
V.
*J3'[,
3c,
to
be
diri;y,
soiled;
to
be
stained,
tar-
nished.
be dirty, filthy. S-^S-p^, 3c, Im, 3o, r>. to be spotted, stained in places. 0'>Sco'>Sc'>S, 3c, 2o, Ic, Ic, V. to have a very soiled and faded
BS,
3c, 2o, f . to
appearance.
n. j^8, 4c,
V. ap8, 4c,
(ct
,0' 4c,
2o,
V.
^^ B.)
(c8tc(raoSi
jd8, 4c, (K.) to begin, n. a beginning, vide QJdS, 2c vide 4c yp8iD'[8, 4c, 4c, ^^\'i, 4c, 4c, 4c, n. B.) the multiplication table.
v.
.
j38^S,
^8c6,
4c, Ic, V.
4c, Ic.
to,
vide
cjd^cS,
0^8, 5c, n.
6c
Ic, V.
*JD,
Ic, to
talk,
to
assemble
and
consult.
v.
the same,
QoS,
Ic, lo,
V.
to
consult,
talk
with
with an unmarried
man
^on
the
part of a woman).
4
/>,
53
*^, 2c, the sides of the posteriors. SoS, 2c, 4c, i. to have unusually projecting posteriors. SofS, 2g, 2m, n. the bone binding the hips together,
2c, n.
above
4,
2m. ^-aS-SoS, 3o, n. the lower part of the posteriors. og'iZy 2c, 2c, 2c, V. */>, 2c, to be enough, ample, sufficient for
the
v.
amply
sufficient.
*o,
clouds,
so
as
is
the
to
cSoo-^Sc^,
sky; to cover with thickly interwoven foliage, produce an obscure light. 3c, Ic, Ic, Ic, V. to be depressed in mind.
v. to have the <SdjP^S, 3c, 5c, 3c, 4o, n. rain clouds. 6d'^, 3c, lo,
g^,
jD,
4c,
c66gj^,
O, 4c,
V.
the same, 4m. J^^oS. 4c, v. to 4c, 4o, 2o, 3c, repair religious buildings. 4c, to feel, feel of, as with the
hand; to grope, as used of searching for something in the dark, in this sense alwa}^ followed by j5, 4c.
*J?),
a blind man,
J^,
4c,
V.
to surround.
V.
to
place
with
4c, V. to
go about and
is,
so
dark
j5c,
jo,
that one must feel his way, coiSoSSj^jd, 4c, 2c, 4c, 4c. 4c, 4c, adv. the same; also used with c6 Ic,
5c, v.
*jd,
5c,
to
seek
means of divination,
rials are used.
other
mate-
CO 5, 6c, 2o,
J^,
V.
lo, V. */),
V.
^, lo,
*/>,
up by casting up,
as earth over
coals.
54
^
V.
^, 2o,
less
than
ya^S,
Ic;
n.
mud,
mire.
n. the hole in the earth c8S(.)\, 2o, 3c, 2c,
beneath or near a
house, where
2c, 3c, 2c.
filthy
oSoS^ui,
3o,
.o,
V.
3o, 4c,
the same.
V.
to stoop
and
4o, n.
Ic, V.
Ic.
V.
V.
*j5, 4o,
two
viss in weight,
,o,
jj5,
(K.) to mix, mingle, vide j^8, 3c. to be dirty, soiled, vide (K.) ^8, 3c.
"'^'[j
y|>,
Ic,
n. jj, 2c,
8,
*o'[, 2c,
v.
to
bud;
with
lo, it
is
leaf.
by
c8, 3c.
8,
2c, 3o, n.
officials,
so
named from
a bedstead, bed.
to be even
n.
a pair of any
ooS^caf^,
and night;
morning, noon
daily.
qS
jjc^o^^S,
8c, 5o, Sc, lo, pr. a. every kind;
65
everything.
a. the
o^S^cSdqC, 8c-,5o,3c,4c;
same,
eS^ooS,
adv. the same. c8yjc8cp, 3c, 3c, 3c, lo, adv. every morning. 9^, 3c, Ic, 0^, 3c, 3c, adv. every time.
(28, Se, 2c;
a^it;.
the same.
every direction.
adv. every day. SSjjo-sS, 3c, 5c, 3c, 4c, 3c, 4c, ad!t^. the same, o8,
y8,
^,
3c, V.
3c, to borrow,
same but
B'3^, 3c, Ic,
in
V.
kind).
to borrow
V.
money
"^-^"goS, 3c, 3c, 3c, 2c, o-sS, 3c, Ic, V. to borrow from one person for another.
(J^<S,
to borrow.
sam.
^, 3c,
jy,
V.
JD,
4c,
(cf^%
B.) to exchange,
traffic,
c8Jd,
3o;
to
transcribe, copy.
c8, 4c, 3g, v. to transcribe, copy.
n. 'Op\%, 4c, 4c,
stick
used to connect a
flag with
cso'g.'jS,
o^gf
^0 ^^
and
curved stick
seek,
Sc.
c^, 2c,
*JD|, 2c, to
)
quantity or
amount; (K.
4c.
C^oo], 2c, 2c, n. (^coooo P.) the hair, "^-sSjp^S, lo, Ic. c^ecS, 2c, 2c, n. (K.) a native of Kathay, vide j:>q:), 5c, 4o. c.Soo^j:^^jd, 2c, 3c, 4o, 5c, n. a part of a bamboo joint prepared
for a
travellers,
9CC3o8c^
cg
56
qS
4c, 2c, n. vide cc8cc8, 4c, 2c.
qSqc,
(c^soo6cgcoo5
B.)
money raised
by direct taxation. c^8S, 4c, 4o, n. (cragSStB.) a number of small brass gong'
hung
in a circular frame,
headman.
oPSooSccSdV, 2o,
commander of
a vessel.
a guard station.
a prince.
yC^, 2o, 2c, n. a head collector of revenue. "9^9, 2o, 2c, 4c, n. the same. CI ^', 2o, 4c, 4o, n. one who inflicts punishment in
4o. cu^Cjci', 2o, 3c, 4c, n. the leader of a band of robbers. co-^, 2o, lo,
hell,
iS
bailiff.
oo5g,
an
official
a leader
who has charge of a gate. among young women. among the young men of a district,
who has charge of
band of
the
women
n.
11.
the leader of a
vide
thieves.
<sS6^S,
n. vide
o^,
headman
a military officer. ^8, 2o, 4o, n. a person who has charge of a boat. 00 Sc6D'i^, 2o, 4o, 4o, 4c, n. the commander of a ^^8
(i^^8(p'>S,
vessel.
official.
man
in the
employ of an
^S,
2o, 3o,
the same.
2o, 4c,
V.
to
V.
come
to
mature age.
cJ5
6T
in
sScBSBS,
V.
to be firm
texture
as vegetables, no
mature growth.
bJB,
2o, v. *'0\, 2c, (^cocS B.) to deliver from evil, save; ^K.) 4>c. t>. { VjoS, 2o, 3c, goS B.) to deliver, save. aooS B.) to free, deliver, release; (K.) 4c. 4c. coS, 2o, 2o, V. (
v.
to
deliver
out of
V. V.
^o5 B.) to
i8,
cJB,
2o, Ic,
the same.
3o, n.
*J3], 3c,
betwei two
sides of
an
angle or a comer.
co^, 80,
point,
formed by two
betwei
c8>^c^98.
and
toes;
S8, So, 4c, n. space between the fingers; adv. between the hands.. C0<S'"Ss5, So, 2c, Sc, So, n, the interstices of the ribs.
co'. So, Ic, n. a valley.
ccSc^co*,
n.
the
midst
of
valley
among
mountains.
J^*"^5a^'
**
^^
of water.
jj^cBoo'[, So, Ic, 3o, Ic,
^''j^]qB(^q&
OOj, lo, 2c, So, Ic, So, Ic, to disappear from one's presence.
a^B, So, 4o, n. the centre of the chest; the depression at the breast bone upwards.
cJB, 80,
V.
to answer a diflBcult question, to answer c8o5-g, So, Sc, 4o, V. to do away with a dispute or difficulty; to propose back,
questions in rivalry.
58
eS, 4o,
n.
*-0'[, 4c,
/>'
lo,
ft^, 4o,
n.
siirpass,
c88,
oJy, 4o, r.
to have
severe
continuous pain
c^, 5o,
p.
to be
weakened in
v.
(c^ci
evil
of,
Ic, r.
*S
Ic, to
be distant,
far,
cS,
Ic
Ic, V.
to be far
hold of
moment
to
thought.
s<B, Ic, 4c,
tj.
S, Ic, 4c, to
V.
have anything
2nd person.
Q^,
from enemies.
Sj 2c, a fowl, whether a cock or a hen; fK.)4<c. 2c, Sc, n. a small white insect which changes into a gadfly.
2c, Ic, V. to crow, as a cock;
v^,
a pheasant.
^ic88,
2c, Ic,
Im,
n. vide jd'cS-sScSS,
2c, Ic,
Im.
a fowl with
its
feathers reversed.
n.
co^coo,
52c,
Ic,
Im,
a screech owl,
to
have the
and causing
JD
59
n.
a waterfowl.
7J.
co^,
<Jo|,
c$jj,
8c,
a cock, infreq.
(C.S.)
wtZ^ -o'^l, 2c, Ic.
3c. /d'co^, 2c,
2c, 4c,
tt.
*aw^ as
n. a cock with plumage like a hen. <^*^> 2c, 8c, 3o, n. a hen. c^, 2c, 8o,
cdSoo, 2c, 4o, 5c, n. a species of large fowL ** * ^il^^ss fowl. 5^^' ^''' ^*''
a species of small fowl used as a decoy. n. the same. j;8^jog, 2c, 4o, 5c, w. a chicken. ^'3^, 2c, 2c, o'^c^i, 2c, or 2o, 4c, n, {co^Oi B.) a shed or booth,
j;BJB, 2c, 4io, n.
also
and K.) to
light, as
(K.) blue, vide og, 2c o', 8c, V. to exchange, e85, 3o, sometimes J^, 8c. o% 8c, adv. just now, r^ide ^8/3*, 3o, 8c.
o^, 4c, aZ#o 4o, n. a green slimy substance, which
colle<^ts
on water;
3c.
71.
the same.
moss on
stones.
^K.)
iiie
|^,
ic, 5c.
trigger of a gun.
self,
o^
5c, p.
to
make repeated
i8
or continas
uous
to be often repeated,
5'$,
5c,
Ic, f.
to
eat frequently,
habitually,
in a
pasture or wonted feeding place. 'o^S, 5c, 4c, V, the same as jd', 5c.
'>c'["o8,
r;.
to
work
vig(MX)usly
to be
/>',
Xi^,
>^,
lo, V.
lo, n. (^C.S.) a till or tray of a box, vide /sQ'jS, lo. lo, V. (K.) to smear, to dab with some smearing substance,
60
^', 2o,
r.
CJD|
*B,
two points;
passage;
to
couple words together; to seek by a roundabout speech by means of a go-between; n. the name of the sign (^').
V. to erect rafters. Jg'^) 2o, Ic,
or
-O^, 2o,
'>C'>S"Oi
4c jo^^-i^, 4c, Ic, 2o, V. to put across as "icty, 2o, Ic, Ic,
sign of multiplication.
two
^8, 2o,
'So, 2o,
Ic, V. to bridge,
c, V.
is
to put in
the plate
made
to rest.
V.
by a roundabout way,
a suitable
to unite words
properly, in
beam connecting
posts.
V>*, 8o, V. to
remove a
film
^o5,
2o, Ic, or
OO]^,
io',
4o,
from sand, to
be hard as partially cooked vegetables, used with JToS, 4c ^', 4o, V. S, 4c, to itch, to produce an itching sensation, as the
prickles on
to
feel
flat
surface;
the
fine
prickles on the bamboo sheath and the leaves of some planta, wliich produce an itching sensation, if touched.
',
bamboo
sheath.
^'^y
jo', 4o, v.
^K.) to mark with a rapid sidelong motion, vide ,p', 5o. JD, 5c, a person; a friend, associate; a. aux. applied cjd|, 5c, n.
to persons.
/>'>c,
jd6, 5c,
^,
n.
an old-time friend.
^o^,
who
is
Ci^f
61
used in a good
CO|00'S,
sense.
co'c8, 5c,
4rt>,
Ic, n,
man
of strength.
a translator; a poet,
>',
3o5cyD|^o,
38, 5c, 5c,
n.
a familiar friend.
a cook.
flkijy.
alone,
who?
4m,
5c, 3o, n. a
workman.
5CjD|8a5,
^coS,
jSQ-^S-oQn, 5c,
n. a complainant, plaintiff. ;aQ'>S^o5[oq[, 5c, Ic, 4m, 4c, C01, 5c, V. */3, 5c, to catch with a hook; to hook and
draw
tree.
CO|oo,
^coToow P.) Gaudama, the fourth Buddh of aUo co^oow, 2c, 5c, 5c a cluster or tuft springing from one root,
a group of people.
a cluster of rice plants. iiSSS, lc,2o,lm, n. a pineapple plant, also o^'3^qS3S, 3o,2o,lm, w', Ic, 5c, n. a cluster or clump of bamboos.
Ic, 3c, n.
clump of
grass.
Q>^f
Ic, V. *^'[,
Ic, to lean
upon,
or
against,
as
two persons
showing
persons.
n. qj:>^, 2c,
V. CJ3^, 2c,
their affection;
*S, 2c, aay viscous substance, as starch, *S, 2c, to begin, make a beginning, be
to
psiste,
first;
glue.
n.
beginning.
V.
make a beginning;
n.
the
beginning;
adv,
at the beginning.
62
2c, 5c;
J?S
co^oo,
ooS,
adv. the same as 6c. JjScS, 2c, Ic, 4c, cjd^oo, 2c, V. 2c, to pik up, gather into a pile *aD'[, CX>^, 2c,
nicely;
jo8, 2c, Ic,
n,
t;.
with
care,
pile.
to gather together,
Ic,
heap up;
n.
a.
heap,
8^oS
S^CJD^, Im,
Im,
2c.
SnoH, 2c, n. I^ccTTB.J a stain, flaw ^in precious stones). various kinds of precious stones, n. Cjd'i'o^, 2c, 3c, ^coTt^oS B.) a British soldier, private, 006 cjd^ 11. 2c, 2c,
cjo^cx)],
^ccfTcjp B.)
affix],
also 4c.
QO\,
3c, 2c,
cory.
although
(affix),
vide
8oD
or.
cud^oo^,
5m,
OO"!^
whether
oo\^,
CJD^, 4c,
V.
mind, cjd^ooSwoS,
3c. era.
to.
jy.
to be pleasant, delightfvil
a measure of distance
4200
feet.
2nd
Buddh
of this
Cjo^a]c8cp,
(^colcpOi^ B.) a kind of substance found in the stomach of animals and used as a medicine.
4c, 2c,
4m,
n.
^^,
4c,
V.
suitable to
be joined
with
something
else;
to
match;
to
unite, associate.
^oo], 4c, 2c, 2c, n. permanent things belonging such as mountains and oceans.
o|l
4c, 4c,
t).
to
the
earth,
to associate;
to
match.
V.
the
J?S
63
to be together, to be side by side, joined to; ^l8cS8, 4c, lo, V. to dwell together.
n. things that naturally J'^^j 4c, 4o,
furniture,
^,
4c, 4c, V. to
do together, act
in
concert,
in
any
business.
8Sc8^,
8j6, 5c,
vide
,
^S,
Ic.
5,
2o,
V.
with SB,
BS^S,
lit.
used with ^8, 3c. also 3c, So, to roll from one side to
another as a horse,
to roll
and become
dirty.
5S85,
BS,
/>"],
and
fit.
slim,
2c, V, *jdS,
^,
V.
to be suitable,
proper;
to
2c, 3c, V. to
have a suitable
price, to
be
V. V.
to be equal, suitable.
v.
to ha've
one's
appointments or clothing
Ic.
to
match
well.
without any
result,
prefixed
SS^S,
-18
3c, 3c, adv. loudly, with power, as ci)CoS,^S^8, 5c, Ic, 3c,
S,
thunder loudly, vide "^S^^S, 3c, 3c. 5c, V. *.o8, 5c, to do suddenly, as a person without previous notice; to occur without any warning, as a sudden illness.
3c, to
used in composition.
is
proper,
OoS,
Ic
used only with qB, 2o. ^8, 3o, BS, 4o, n. *joS, 4o, ^8co9B,) a collection, assemblage, c^8, 4o, a sect, of which there are several among the Buddhists, as
to be mature,
^Sa^isc^S, 4o,
4c, lo,
JJSg'^8, 4o,
4c, 4c,
^S88c^^,
4o,
64
4o, 8c, n. xnde
J?oS
4o, 3c.
^Soo5,
SS, 4o,
to
SSogS, SSa^S,
40, 5c.
way
to
hang over
4k),
be bent down.
0'[^S'8^,
to the other.
V.
to
bend over.
^6J86, 4o, 4o, adv. plainly, used with cooS 3o, fh.) BcS, 3c, v. *jdo5, 3c, to go under, disappear, as water
or in the vortex of a whirlpool, znde COsS, 3c.
.8o5, 4c, V. */5oS, 4c, to stop, to remain, to wait;
in
a hole,
to be left;
be
fear.
astounded,
frightened,
stupefied
through
surprise
or
Im,
V.
to be left alone.
V. the same as BcS, 4c. J^'^t 4c, 2o, 4c, Ic, r>. to be unable to proceed
^6,
"6,
or fear of advancing.
4c, Ic,
r>.
to stop in
a despondent or disappointed
r.
to be unable to proceed
from stupidity,
astonish.-
to stop.
V.
V.
the same.
4c, So.
SS, 4c,
Ic,
V.
the
sam^ as ^oS88,
V.
the
sam.
by cutting across
cc?,
ScS,
5c,
V.
*oo5,
as a stick
of wood, vide
4c.
Sc8,
2o.
(j^iJ,
usually to a superior,
3cS<j'3
BaSco*,
5c, 3c, V.
to
remember,
bring
to
mind,
"O^cSco",
4c,
Ic, 3c.
V.
the same.
J?c9
65
as
So5, 2o,
V.
*JDoS, 2o, to
self,
a heap of rice; to level the top of a measure, with a stick or with the hand, vide <poS, 2o.
of
rice
ScS, 2o,
V,
*jDo5,
2o,
to
bring forth,
give
birth
to;
to
be
bom.
coSjd'sS, 2o, 3o, Ic, V. to be
v.
pregnancy and
1, 2o,
cQS, 2o,
to be born.
to bring forth, bear.
5m,
V.
V.
and CS.)
3o.
S'^,
3m.
B"^,
2o, n.
be many, to be abundant, 9C, Ic. a bar used for fastening by placing in *JD'3S, 2o,
hole;
ooBoQ, 2o 4c,
.S-^S,
one of a pair of bars. Ic, n. a bar used in fastening a door. 2o, V. */39S, 2o, to break down, fall to pieces,
ruin as masonry; to slip down, as a mass of earth
come
to
from a
^fi-sS,
higher place, co'vfiaS, Ic, 2o, vide .O"^, !^io; (K.J 4o. wait 5o, V. '^'jD'^S, 5o, to procrastinate, be dilatory,
another to do what one should do
himself, vide
for
w5,
3c.
S'^,
5o,
V.
to
borrow on
V.
security.
-^c',
5o, lo,
the same.
the
a sandal.
Ic,
71.
split
from
the
SS,
3o,
V.
>d6*,
an area.
3o. 2c, JzS/^], 3o,
V.
to be
many
or
much and
66
^S
So, 2c, 3o, lo, v. to
36scaRS9tBcS,
56*, 4o,
n. V.
be numerous in population;
nest.
SS,
,8<S,
Ic,
a vide ^S, So. (K.) the thick white rind of large lime, to prepare a gruel of boiled rice, water and *j5, Ic,
little
3c, D.
to be dim,
curry or seasoning for a sick person. not clear, not bright, used with
^8, 4c,
BS,
SS,
immovable.
"88,
form
or
appearance,
of
rela-
ting
to
color,
as
satin;
inconstancy
mental state
5c.
or
condition, vide
8w^58c54k,
n. *^, 3o, the tliick white rind of a large lime beneath J^S, 3o, the green outer rind; the meat of a cocoanut or any similar
fruit;
body, (b.
);
v.
same as
last def.
^8,
,
Ic, n.
an animal,
Ic, 5c, n.
a bridle.
roll
up the eyes
3c, 3c.
V.
as
when
one
wishes
to
intimidate;
^K.
and C.S.)
^8c.^8oo"[,
3c, Ic,
the
same;
also,
S^^tOQ\R^o:i\^
Ic,
Ic
also
5c, 5c,
sea,
^8^8,
3c, 3c,
adv.
resoundingly,
applied
to
the
waves of the
voices.
'*^^'
,88, 4c, V.
*o|, 4c, to make an acquaintance, be acquainted with, used with SoS, 3c.
*JD|, Ic, salt;
n. ,^8, lo,
c8,
lo,
4m,
n.
and
3o.
c5,
CO*,
lo, 4c, n. very fine salt, slightly bitter. lo, 4c, 4c, n.
dSS00^,
salt
c9'o,
qB
SSo'jS, lo, lo,
n, sugar.
67
from China.
B8, lo,
a.
an expression of
tlie
dislike,
contempt, as
^S58,
4o, lo,
Bo, 2o,
n.
private
parts
of either sex
vulgar;
2o, oc.
as
also
the
seed-like scales
.88, 4o, V.
JDJ, 4c,
on the outside of
3<o5,
a teacher;
to
look for
difficult
benefit;
look
with
longing for
some object
to
of attainment, as .S88'SooS,
long
of another,
as
a person
learning to sing.
cS, 4o, Ic, V. to
make a
V.
advantage, benefit.
V. *JD, 5c, to make light of, hold up to contempt, as the words of a person, cp^o'^-g, 4c, lo, 4o. SS, 5o, V. *>o, 5c, to be foolish, not clever, JD88aDC|, 5c, 5o, 5c^ 5c. j^, 2c, V. SS, So, to remove by breaking, as the skin in order
S^,
5o,
to
for
to flow
off.
V.
rind
of his stupidity).
3S,
2c, 2o, V. to
to
strip
off
V.
V.
same as jgS,
2c.
^BjoS,
2c, 2o, v. to
to rinse,
io5,3c,iy,^G00DCQ B.)
V.
SS, 4m.
tease,
V.
(K.)
to
ask
repeatedly,
to
importune,
68
4c, n.
qB
*BS,
4o, a cup, bowl, a small vessel; a concavity.
jj)B,
3'3^'^, 4c, Ic, 5c, n. a drinking cup. ), 4c, 4c, n. a gold cup.
n.
4c, 3c, n.
a small basket
a small basket used to wash rice before cooking. with or without a covering of
gum
2o.
n.
n.
n.
CoS28,
oocj^,
violin.
ooSodSooS, 4c, 2o, 2o, 3c, n. (^ooSc^oS B.j a an offering of food at a pagoda.
an
oil
vessel
to
contain
oil
dipper;
made of
leaves,
O'^^ooS, 2o,
Ic
n.
cd^co,
an inkstand.
used
as
7U
vessel
measure,
containing
one
4c, 2o, n.
oE
B.
lamp.
71.
4c,
4m,
n.
an iron cup.
^S
^^c8'>S, 4c,
co'"0|,
69
an earthen cup. 4c, 40, 3c, n, a woven cup mtide in SSco'"Oi, 4o, 4o,
Ic,
n.
3c.
^^j
4'C,
used
in
bailing
out water from anything, as a boat. G>8, 4c, Ic, n. the head.
yaoS, 4c,
^,
n.
.oS, 4c,
V.
*RB,
with confusion, used with coo^, 2c, to ^.Scjo^, 4c, 4c, adv.
^.ScoJd, 4c, 4c,
lO^, 5c,
a(it^.
up.
hopping on one
foot.
V. *RK, 5o, (goodoS B.) to be crooked, not straight; be not upright, wily, deceitful. tJ. to go a roundabout or crooked way. jO], 5c, 2c,
to
vide ^JBc^co^-s'c^oc^tS', 4c, c^co*'o'c^a^6', 5c, Ic, 3c, 3c, Ic, 4o, Ic, 3c, 3c, Ic, 4o,
^^I'S
1'
^^'
^'
^^'
^*^'
^"
^8,
Ic, n,
jp-sS
'SoS,
Ic, 4c, n.
a kettle drum.
(^ooS
-^oo5,
oj8,
(oo^^
drum of
the
palace
9S008,
g8d8S,
n,
drum used
same.
in
connection
with
the
beating of gongs.
8^^^'
^^^ ^^'
^'
^' ^^^
(^
^ B.)
Ic,
3o, 3c, a
4g^oS,
.g&,
Ic, 2o, n.
5^c^,
Ic, V.
3S,
lo,
to collect,
heap.
cco^, Ic, 4c,
V.
the same.
^,
"^
Ic, V.
BB,
back on.
70
^8
V.
the same.
V.
to
on one who
is
not
welcome.
V. *^S, 2o, to be convex, to curve, to bulge up; to ,g6, 2c, a board; as 4c; (C.S.) Ic.
warp
c^^,
^Sj^
rice.
4ic,
Ic.
c8f
oo,
^006,
JD,
V.
to reconnoitre,
08008,
4o,
4c
.oS, 3c, n.
3c,
*JB, 3o, a tube, pipe; a gun. Ic, n. a reed used by the Shans for writing.
3c, Ic, 5c, 5c, n. the same.
n.
/yxQB,
a gun manufactured
at
Sam Tow,
three
^'
^^'
^"
c88o]6,
a poj^un.
88,
3c, 4c, n. a
n.
a pistol.
a gun
made
6d'^^^,
w,
'3c,
same as
5c,
a pistol.
is
applied
by
the
attached
to
bowl of a pipe.
c8o5, 3c, 4c,
a long tube or pipe open at both ends with 11. one hole, used as a rude flute.
,SS, 3o, to echo.
j^,
3c, V.
^
igSjc^Scg',
valleys.
n
to
jy.
echo through
the
hills
and
^-gS^,
ig8,
4tc,
n.
*^,
used in composition.
/>Soo6, 4c, lo, Ic, n. the same as
^ScoS,
fish's
4c, Ic.
5So|,
the ridge of a
back.
mounthe
tain range.
man,
especially
ridge of the spinal column. co', 4c, Ic, 7Z, a mountain ridge or ridge of a range of moimtains.
who
collects
2o. "gSjDoS, 4c, adv. earnestly, used with C^S, 2o. .giS^S, 4c, 4c,
also
oS^,
B.) a pagodsi.
tiger's
^5, 5c,
bite.
'%'3^,
venom of a
n.
secretion.
^S,
5c, n.
JdB, 5o,
by any
object, as a
man, originally
,g8, 5c,
V.
be marked with wavy stripes, as a waistcloth. *3S, 5o, to hook, catch with a hook; to suspend by
eis
a hook; to catch
thorns in
one's
flesh
or
clothes;
to
"[-gSc^,
V. .goS, 2c,
V.
to
shoulders as a handkerchief.
*8oS, 2o, to fold in the anns, take up and hug, to embrace; to cling to the body of a tree in climbing. o', 2c, 2c, i;. to fold the arms.
72
2c, 4c,
V.
^qS
to
^c/co^,
embrace.
V. to fold
t;.
coS, 2c,
5.^.
5c,
to fold in the
arms
firmly.
c, 3c,
V.
Ocr^, 4c, V.
*ScS,
V.
to be only partly or
Mf^Snc^Sd^,
JOC^,
.5c.
V. to
li.
dOsS, Ic,
*cp,
as rafters;
<^^y Ic, 3c, n. an umbrella stay. '5^. Ic, 4o, n. <A^ *a7?i^ as jy^ Ic.
.g-aS, iic,
n.
f C.S.
Ic.
^98,
often
with
Ic;
the
also
S.
denotes past time, as S^-goS 3o, 2c, ancient time; 3o, 2c, former existence.
/j-aS,
coo5,g'>S,
3c, ;.
mass,
as
lump of
boiled rice.
i58o-"^/3j|,
HQo'^,
8,
',
the same.
3c, 3c,
lump
of boiled rice.
of animals, as tallow.
3c, 3c,
71.
/Laos)
ryidc
3S, 4m.
made from
the
3c.
3(',
.")(,
lo,
71.
frost or ico.
5c, 5c,
77.
a cake of ink.
jaggery.
7?
n.
c3^
^
>S, 3c,
3c, Ic, n. a
lump of
full,
earth.
to
be
in
large,
round
clusters,
as
flowers or
fruiL
O'i^,
4>c,
n.
smoke,
vide
P'^t
4>c,
some-
times o-jS,
-tc,
o^,
rt.
4c;
V.
to smoke.
n,
/?',
4c, 2c,
Q'^y
varieties,
and
V. part, vide 2c ^'>^, ig'^S, 4c, 4c, V. *5cS, 4o, to hold fast over ttie shoulder, as in carry-
Q^t
ing a burden hanging on the back or suspended on the end of a stick, one end being higher than the other; to rule a
country, .^^536, 5c, 4o.
V. to (^(S.OQ'^S, 4c, 2o, 2c, 3c,
OqS, 4c,
v. *5cp, 4o, to tether, keep tethered for the purpose of putting in good condition; to remain single, as a man or woman.
ooS,
oqS,
5c, n. a peg; a tenon, vide O'^S, 5o. * 5c, v. Bcp, 5o, to dip up, take out
of,
transfer
as
food
from one dish to another by dipping. %<?., 5c, 3c, Ic, V. to use an ear pick. oSy 2c,
V.
*BSf
2o, to gather
gtS,
4c.
j8c88>cS88,
on account of
this.
adv. hereat.
on lengthwise;
cling
to.
on
at the side;
to attach,
make
ooS, 3c,
-ic.
V.
hang on
closely.
10
74
-giSccS, Sc, 4c,
4g
T^.
8S,
with a clamp.
to bind
in its place.
/>S, 4c, n.
*55,
4o, a
bunch of plantains.
n.
a single
comb
of plantains.
n.
*56', 4o,
3c, 4c,
n.
<SoidO(S,
o6,
ocS,
,
4c, 2o,
of
spreading
it.
4c, 3c, n.
a cushion.
oocow,
of preventvessel
ing adhesion, as
of food
to
the
side
g'-'S^,
of the
when
cooking;
sometimes
'ScS,
'9'i^,
to swing, as a cradle,
jd",
Ic.
same as
jo', v.
qi^<^co\^,
Ic, V.
to put
a swing in
motion;
J^
ys^ia^c^coig,
/>*,
*c.S, lo, to
come
to
3^,
Ic,
3m,
V.
to
come
to
u.sed
up
entirely.
oS8, Ic,
3m;
v.
V.
the sam^.
to
SoScfci'jSScrS,
3o,
execute,
pt
out
of
the
way.
c^^S,
V.
1 c,
4c,
r;.
^cS, Ic,
-g',
4m,
V.
Ic,
to exceed,
V.
the same.
*c.S, 2o,
to
become
ii*.
visible;
to
make
jd,
i
^', 3c,
V.
76
to
move
or go slowly,
gently;
used in the imperative, as 'g'cog^> 3c, 4c, 4c, vo' also used with the negative imperative 8o5, 3c, 4m, &c.,
particle, O0|,
^,
as
00]^^',
2c, 3c,
to
denote temporary
delay.
par^.
^,
f.
to
and
carefully.
c85coo5, 3c,
^,
3o,
V.
and
careftilly.
to tap lightly.
to delay in doing. ^o5, 3c, 4m, V. V. sometimes /j', 3c, to change, exchange, infreq. vide o', 3c,
up',
3c
^*)4c,
adv. vide
/?cp,
4o.
I
08,
>"[,
cmly, as oo-g'jD8,
2c, 4c,
Ic
Ic, c^S, 4c, Ic, coiy. vide x^c^B, 4o, ^, 4c, 4c, adv. he alone, of his own accord, as
^|g'^,
2c,
4c, 4c.
^, 2c,
*^, 2o, a
to lie side
coffin
made of wood.
^, 2c,
t>.
as a
by side; to recline and hold to the bosom, mother holds a child; to treaire up in the mind.
and warm egg's for hatching,
to lie
3c.
as a
child.
fowL
coS^Q^OQ'i^,
^, 3c,
w5,
down with a
4c, V.
*^, 3o, to invert, vide ^, *S, 4o, to stoop, bow; to bow respectfully, reverentially; to be rounded, hump-backed.
v.
V. V.
^, 4c, 3o,
3^, 4c, 4c,
to go bent over.
the
V.
same as ^,
to call, invite,
:tful.)
V.
to wirrender.
*JB,
5o, to
sis
an ear of grain.
much used with >g', 4c, as g^>g, 4c, 5c; sometimes ^, 5c, adv. only, 5c. has the force of vide og'?^, g'5^8, 3c, 3o,
o\, 5c, 3c, adv. only.
76
^S
5c, 4c, adv. the same, infreq.
V.
^o*,
J^, 2c,
to
go to market.
V,
go to join others.
V. to visit. OJg\<^, 2c, 2c, 2c, 4c, o85, 2c, 4c, V. to march to a compaign; to march to battle.
V.
v.
the saute.
to travel.
ooSo'ooS,
stop.
V.
make an advance,
the place of
as a
body of men
adv.
going forward
forth.
encampment;
hence-
cojgjoocp,
to
go about; 4o v.
to
the same.
to
go about, ramble.
v.
to
go
affix
to
the
jungle
to
evacuate
the
^1
3c, V. part,
an assertive
jy\t,
used
only
with
jpS, Ic, AS jySj^jy\iJ^\t, Ic, Ic, 4c, 4c, sovietimes zeritten ^pjg.
much, exceedingly.
used
in couplets, as
district,
qj^SoJ^S,
3c, 2o.
3c, 3o.
y^,
3o,
V.
*BS,
V.
Sc,
the same.
l)e
to
know by
heart,
able
to
repeat
without
a book.
ygS, 2o,
V.
BE,
well
Ik'
acquainted
(jiiick;
K.^:
with,
to.
con-
to
^
^8ccS,
jgS, 2o,
>o}6,
77
*SS,
40.
Ic.
5o,
(oaS B.j to
*5>S,
2c.
with
jd,
Ic,
a&o
.^g-aS,
2o,
z;.
jgiS, 3o, n.
*SS, *S^,
to remain, 4c. J^oS, (0:3^ B.) B. ) a weight equal to four 3c, forge?
mats;
rupee.
^S,
j:xiS,
3o, V.
do earnestly, intently, quickly; to urge, to superintend, watch over and direct, to oversee.
3c,
(^6* B.)
to
jSjj,
2o,
*^, 2c,
(^
to purpose, design.
oS, 2o,
^o5, 2o,
Ic, V. the
same.
intend to do.
to do,
4m,
V.
to try to do;
to consider
V.
and intend
the
2o, 2c,
JD,
n.
(@g
P.)
influence
of
past
evil
deeds,
2o.
,n\,
V.
grammar
writing
0008,
4o, 3o,
diet,
71.
feooS P.j a
n.
f
containing
about
ooiooi, 4o, 3c, Ic, n. a medical book, cSS, 4o, 3c, n. a book; a religious book; the Scriptures. a prophetic /3Q^ci>oo5c8, 4o, 5c, 2c, 3c, 5c, n.
(oo^Ooo^P.j
rough,
writing.
V. j^, 4o,
*B, 4c,
in
(@^8
B.
to be harsh,
violent;
to
be
rough
texture.
V.
78
^^c6, 4o, 4o,
r.
-io,
^^S
{
V.
o8,
^|,
fxy,
jgj^,
4o,
r.
'PICJO,
4,
4<o.
Ic,
to cook rice
^,
2c,
n. the
V.
stamens of a flower.
B.) to delay, hinder, as jg^^jD-^S^lc^, 2c, lo, 2c, 4o, to hinder the work.
(@0
Ic. ^[OO'sS, 2c, 2o, H. vermicelli, vide cS^8, 4c, ^[OQ^SocoS, 2c, 3c, 5c, 4c, n. (Qoaooccxw P. j the planet Jupiter;
Thursday.
jg|oaS,
worn
n.
(^cgouTaoB.
front
locks
of hair
often
for
to be troubled, anxious, harassed. (tgooT P.) 2c, 3o, the canopy over the head of a prince, vide iOJlCDtS, oc^S, 3c, 2o.
vgio'^, 2c, 2c,
^S,
3c,
to
charm
^i5, 2c,
n,
cloth,
broadcloth,
vide
coSjdcocS,
.^8,
2c, n.
spirit
attached
to
3o5a^,
c09cS'^<B,
or
jdSo'^,
the
lo, 4c,
the
sun;
2c,
ocjcScoj,
2c,
5c. 4c,
moon;
/nSj2\,
Mercury; J^l^^^^***^' ^' ^^' Venus; cooS, 5c, 2c, Jupiter; coSjgj, tlie dark planet Rahhoo, which can be Saturn; Q|^, 2c, 5c,
Mars; o,Soo^,
3c, 5c, 4c, 3c, 2c,
when
it
moon;
the
eight
divisions
or
compartto
ments
planets.
of the
astrological
house,
corresponding
these
55^[85^S,
be well-fated, prosperous.
2c.
same as '^|8,
o.
to be ill-fated,
applied to
persons
suffering
some
evil.
V.
the same.
^S
V. j3ji8co\, 4c, 4c,
79
cSjco,
4!0,
one's self, to strive, try. B.) to exert someivmes 4c, n. (cogjiJii B. j grace, favor, kindness,
(Qteoi
to speak smoothly, in a perV. *cB, 5o, Cjg\, 5c, ^coojoB.) suasive manner with the object of getting something from
same as
last def.
V.
to get something
by smooth speech
coj^, 2c,
V.
celebrity, fame.
cco^^96o:>ooScoSjd',
wide fame.
ooi^jSyS, 2c, 3c, lo, 4o,
V. cpl. 2c, 2c,
(
have
V. )
the same.
go
B.
to spread, as news.
v.
cocScSJdcocSco',
to
have reputation as
%5,
3o,
V.
*BS,
V.
3c,
(goSB.)
to be pleaded with.
jytSoD, 3c, 4c, n. /^cotjOoSsos B.) an anchor. B. ) a slate j>encil. .oiSoo'^S, 3c, 2o, n.
fQcnpcSco
J7\B, 4c, V.
*BS,
V.
4c, to leap,
jump.
in
to
fencing
whether to
V. V.
to run far to
G8,
4c, lo,
jump some
either a long or a
high
jump.
o, 4c, Ic,
V to leap lightly.
V.
to hop, skip.
V.
the
sam.
as one goes.
V.
to
jump or hop
V.
the same.
o, 4c, Ic, V. to
jump.
to
reside
in,
j^,
4c,
80
2o,
n.
j^B
4fC,
^SiD>S,
(^
caf,
CX)S
4c, 4fC, n.
festival of o8'>So86'ya8oS,
lo, 4c,
4m.
co^ccS^,
a school.
cg^.
4c, 4c,
place
prepared
to
bathe
the
images
of
(raudama.
006^5, 4c, 2o, 3o, n. any part of a monastery surmounted by an ornamental roof.
00^,
4c, 4o, n. a
long monastery,
or
monasteries in
long
the brick or stone steps to a monastery or pagoda. oS^o-^S, 4c, 3c, 2o, n. a building where a priest's corpse
line;
is
laid in state.
(4)*,
4c, 4c, n.
n.
a priest's cook-house.
that part of a
monastery,
and
novitiates.
71.
^o5,
3c,
n.
tide
ogoS,
3c.
body
in violent
its
motion, as an ox
sometimes,
rushing
jdcj&,
heels.
5c,
[^oS, 3o,
V.
vide
jDC|o5,
5c, 3o.
t. to [^^, 5c,
[^.S, 4c,
V. V.
begin to open, as a bud, znde jdQ, 5c, 5c. '*(A 4o, to hit, rap with the kunckles,
ig^, 4c,
BS,
4c. to
as in
reeling
thread
winding
it
to beckon. 3c, to
BS,
n.
make
a circle
or
round
spot:
to
stain,
spot;
5^5'^^0^8,
3c),
5o, 4c,
//.
tail.
^^
^5,
Ic, V.
81
*BB,
Ic, to
be astounded, stupefied through fear or surprise, also jdS, Ic. BcS, Ic, 4c, V. to remain stationary on account of being as-
the same.
^i^S'S'^,
g|'pS]8,
the same.
forget, also
oScg,
Ic, Ic.
V.
^'gScS,
p6, lo, n.
some
particulars, as in the
*3S,
Ic, the
sambur,
>P"g')
lo, 4o,
j^BSB,
lo, 4o;
jdS, 3o.
to be wide, broad.
v.
to
extend
beyond
the
cScojJcS, 3o, Ic, 4c, Ic, V. to be broad. .p5, 4o, V. to make a hole into, excavate, as
Q.,
by a
a
chisel.
4o, 4c,
V.
V.
to
make a
by trimming.
used as
^S,
4o,
*^S,
4c, (coSt
B.) to
bend
into
ring,
verb only in vpSoooSoo]^, 4o, 3c, 2c; n. a circle, ring, o^8, 2o. with >S, 4o, j^, 4o, 4o, adv. with perfect roundness, used
also clearly, brilliantly, as
ocxS, 4o, So, n. a circle.
ooSoS^S,
cooSooj, 4o, 3c, 2c, V. (ooooD B.) to oo|, 4o, Ic, n. the socket of the eye.
-
make a
horoscope.
<^^, 4o,4o, n. the circumference of a circle, vide .ftO^^w, lc,4o. or the V. *3cS, 2c, to remove by strokes with a stick .goS, 2o,
hand, as a heap of rice; to level the top of a basket, as of rice, with a stick or the hand, xnde ScS, 2o.
.g'^, Ic,
71.
vide
'g'^S,
Ic.
.g^, 3c,
V.
to drill
a hole by
revolving
a chisel between
the
lo,
n.
*^^,
11
Ic,
a thunderbolt;
an
aerolite,
sometimes
g^S, lo.
82
lo, 3o, n. the same.
n.
^
ooSj^I?, lo, 4c, 4c,
vide
lo, 4c.
^^co^,
^>S(S:>',
oo]oS,
an aerolite shaped
like
an axe.
n.
y^>
<0'3^,
lOj
n.
n.
It:*
n.
lo,
0'>S, lo,
an axe, vide oo|oS, Ic, 2o; also 'g'>^, lo. used only in composition witli a prince,
Ic,
'^'^,
Ic,
8'>^^'>S8'>^^'>S, Im,
iO'sS,
Im,
lo.
*
^'sS,
sometimes
lo.
O'^, 4o,
n.
B'^^, 4c,
v.
exhalation,
to smoke.
smoke,
surrietimcs
-g^?,
4c,
smoke.
smoke.
jg-^S,
peg inserted in a post to support a beam of a a tenon; (C.S.) oo-^S, 3c. coB, 5o, 3c, n. a short post used to support a floor joist, also
5o, n. a
floor;
odS^B,
,o',
Ic, 4c.
Ic, V.
*<:B,
lo,
'
swing,
make swing;
r>^ ,
to
throw
with
Ic.
^p'Scpcp'Sc,
y3QSco|, Ic, 2o, 4c, v. to swing, as children sitting on a rope both ends of which are suspended to a beam or ti'ee.
ya^,
Ic, 2c, v.
v.
to swing a cradle.
J^
J^
3c,
to change, exchange.
4c,
n.
sometimes
/j',
4c.
^8,
the
branch of the
male
palm
whence
the
juice exudes.
have the prepuce turned back. /^^B, 4c, lo, 2o, v. to have the head of the penis covered. J^ 4o, 71. B, 4c, a bufi'alo.
C^^, 4c, 3c,
V.
to
83
n. n.
71.
a male buffalo.
a wild buffalo.
ip'j^5, 4o, 4o.
s^S,
*p',
backward.
4o, n. a sharpened post used as an anchor for a raft.
V.
jp^ , 5o,
without
care;
to
mark or do
V.
the same.
o,
3c, V.
in
position;
to
invert,
place
3c,
^, 3c, and
0<?'(?'',
^, 4o,
n.
"g,
oS^g^S,
n. a succession of couplets in poetical >S5.8^ScgS, 4o, 3c, Ic, Ic, books in which the last word of each couplet has the same tone and rhymes with the last word of the preceding couplet. n. a song used in courting. c/gi, 4o, 5c,
provoking, quarrelsome words. n. sarcasm, "SoSigo', 4o, 3c, 4o, 2o, 4o, 4c, 4o, 4o, n. provoking, quarrelsome words; C'^l^'POoS,
n.
jq
n.
as of advice.
less
00^3-^,
hidden meaning, usually in the form of questions. oo6/3o[8o5, 4o, 2o, 5c, 3o, n. an accusation.
n. oo|, 4o, 2c,
oSoOj,
84
^
-io.
*p>c,
Ic,
V.
to be loquacious,
many-worded;
to be circuitous
in speech for
some end.
-io,
'^ccSjOodS,
-io,
4o,
4o, n.
n.
syllables.
insincere speech.
a rebus
made by
the transposition of
9o5^"Oo5, 4o,
4c, 4o.
2o, n.
a definite word;
in speech.
abrupt speech.
0^,
ooS,
4o, DO,
V.
to
go too far
n.
discrepant statements.
few words,
^cSooS, 4o,
Ic, 4c,
high tempered
words.
cB8, 4o, 4o,
jy.
to be
many-worded
in speech.
(JB8,oc6, 4o, 4o, 4o, 4o, v. the same, -PvO, 4o, 4o,
^oo8,
4o, 4o.
6^, 4o,
cij'jO'SC*,
4c,
n.
words,
^-g,
^ooSoco^, 4o,
to be slow,
the
4c.
o^,
4o, 2o,
vide
^^'
4o, 4c.
co^9|n,
common
parlance,
a recitative song.
n.
y^tSoS-oS, 4o,
an indisput-
0]%. 4c,
V.
rdflr
jyyi,
4c.
S, S,
Ic.
-k-.
rifle
f.
-oSS,
3<',
T'.
4c, Ic.
''vO.
3r, Ic,
any swelling
or
bloating
of body
without
apj)rirenl disease;
^8
so as .pcSS^jp, 3c, 4c, 3c, lo, V. to be swollen size, as a swollen limb.
to
85
have uniform
^, 3c,
JS,
w.
4c, n.
*o, 4c,
scissors, pincers,
scissors.
11.
kind
of pliers
and
others.
n.
fire
tongs.
4m,
n.
4c, n.
the same.
4c, V.
3m,
n.
on lengthwise;
to
keep
any way. an appellation given to the eldest son or heir apparent of a Sawbvva, because he comes upon the stage of
lo, 4o, n.
3o, n.
'\o,
be hollow-cheeked.
CO 5, 3o, 2c,
swelling.
V.
through
v.
the same.
8^8cp,
by over-
filling
(jj^,
the
V.
mouth with
food.
3o, 2c,
*j!),
4o, V.
to be flabby-cheeked. 2c. Bcf^S, 3o, 4o, to take hold of, 086*, 4c.
intensive,
adv.
c5 0^.08,
to
be
very
black.
86
-oB-o^-gS^B
The second
letter of the
Consonant
s. 5c, V.
c^'c^8,
same.
-qB,
4<c,
v.
the
v.
4<;,
*SB,
4fO,
QS,
V. v.
the same.
the same.
make
the
easily.
qS, 5c,
5c, anything flat or level, as the successive on a mountain side, or the thin piece of wood plateaus inserted under the strings of a musical instrument, as a
n,
QB,
a step in a flight of stairs. X)'3^co^, 5c, 3c, Ic, n. the steps of a staircase or ladder.
guitar;
a terrace
or
small
plateau
on
the side
of
<?Bco*,
oE, 2o,
n.
*^S,
2c,
as
small
bamboo
V.
"s5, 2o,
*S5,
till
or tray
cif
a box, vide
",
3o,
V.
*QS,
self
make
large,
as
to
size
or
bulk;
as
to
be
proud,
oc, 3o.
with
68,
5c,
^8'oB,
o^-sB'SJd'SJd,
-^
adv.
with
rattling
or jingling
ound.
87
as
"8, Ic,
V.
*SS,
Ic, to
animals in an
enclosure, or
"o6, 3c, n.
men
(K.)
4c.
produce of a small insect on the branches of trees, "SsS, 3c, 3c. deposited cQS, 3c, 4ic, n lac in its unprepared state.
*'8S, 3c, lac, stick-lac, the
"oS, 5c, n.
a contrivance to catch
fish,
a waterfall,
some-
iimes 5o.
'qS'oS, 5c, 3o, n, vide "38"oS, 5o, 3o.
S,
east
and north of
Bhamo.
oS, lo, n. *'QS, Ic, a metallic substance, composed of zinc and iron.
S, lo, V.
(CS.)
to place across,
make a
lo.
"6, lo,
V.
in
a confused
8, 2o,
V.
as
water
confined
by a
barrier,
sometimes 2c.
o8c8'>?, 2o, Ic, w. (^C.S.) bangles.
*o8o8, 2o, 4c, n. a fried
flat
cake,
containing vegetables,
some^
tims
fish,
81,
exclamation of pity used of persons or animals, used with as when one meets with accident, or misfortune,
2o, 2c,
c8^^,
(CS.)
3c, 3o.
also applied
by many
to the kite;
Ic, Ic.
small fried
cakes
made
of rice-flour,
chillies,
meat or
fish,
08, 80,
n.
body,
animate
or
inanimate,
08, 4o,
j:>'3S,
V.
(K.) to place across, make a barrier, vide "pS, lo. *"8S, 4c, to put together side by side, not used alone.
'f^S, 4o, 3o,
v.
4o, Ic;
V.
the same.
liberty, vide
06, 4o,
set at
"8, 4o.
88
"S, 4o,
4c.
V.
"ooS
SS,
4c, to sigh,
"S-cSoo^, 4o,
tion.
00],
to complain,
bemoan
one's
condi-
4o. 3c,
V.
to
borrow trouble.
v.
(K.;
a lion;
(C.S.)
^5c8,
lo, 3c,
vide
coScS,
ScS, 4o,
6,
fK.j an eagle, vide "oSccoi, 2o, 5c. SS, 5c, to catch on something and be retained; to 5o, V. remain suspended as a limb of a tree partially fallen, or a
5c, n.
oS^,
5o, 3o,
11.
a toad,
aho
5c, 3o.
Ic.
so5c8o\,
(od^oI
n.
B.j velvet,
sometimes jdo5c8o|,
velveteen.
co%
soS, 4c,
V.
pressed apart;
pain, (K.
to be sprained, to feel
S.
)
and C.
oS, 3c;
contrary,
adverse;
to
oSccS,
4c, 5c.
V.
n.
r.
Ic,
attempt
lo trip
or throw.
r.
X'.
vide scSoo,
to
Ic. 5c.
oppose stronglv.
r.
35^Soo,
the same.
in order.
p, 4c, ]c,
V.
to be di.ssatisfied;
v.
to cause dissatisfaction.
the same.
V. V.
2c. V. vide -ooScSjicp, 4c, -coD^cSpcS, 4c, 4c, 2c, 00, 4c, 5c, V. to threaten, to defy by gesture.
V.
the
same as soScS,
v.
4c, Ic.
the same.
V. V.
make
clucking
sound
with
the
tongue
^cS,
pronounce
with
difficulty,
as
to
trill
the
98,
"OoS
"s,
4c, 4c,
and
"oo^
to
insert-
tending between
qj.,
posts.
of a basket to
make
it
the
same as
self.
-soS, 4c.
Q\, 4c,
Ic, V.
to
make
careful calculations, as a
selling goods.
5, 4c, 4o, V. to exert one's self
'
exceedingly.
"QoS. 2o, V.
by paying
selling, to
soS, 2o,
V.
^'SoS,
by
go
olf well,
^'
K.
(
4c.
2o,
V.
^^SoS, 2c, to be
broken
in
two
as cloth;
to be separated as
12
90
o5co5, 2o,
'9c, 3o,
n.
"aS
f to be rent, torn here and there in places. *So5, 3c, to bind together, as the logs of a raiPt,
4c, r.
.
with rattan.
00, 3o, 4c, V. (^001 B.) to
dle,
bind a hopple or
fetter
in
the
mid-
o5, 5c.
V.
to
of bamboo,
as
in
gilding a pagoda,
c;S,
"S>o5,
by melting.
^S-jS, So,
5c, 4c,
n.
anything;
^c6. So,
V.
money.
^'SoS, 3c, (^QcS B.J to put into, medicine into the eye.
n.
lily.
oo5o5,
ocoS,
as
when eating a
(K.) to
jerk,
make a
Ic,
n.
^S^S,
Ic, weight,
a ten,
pecially referring to
rupees;
one
tenth of a viss;
/DoS, Ic, 2o, n. the
(K.)
market
ascertained
by
re-
balance.
V.
to be
coSSc^,
y'>c,
to
Ic, So,
current price,
wiSjDiwoS,
Ic, 4c, Sc, 4c, n. price. Ic, So, Ic, 4o, n. price current in a country.
C^C-c^c^S,
>^,
o^
(K.j
4c.
S'iv,
quickly,
"ooS
91
S, Ic, V.
*S^,
Ic, to
crow, as a cock;
(^K.)4c.
oqS, Ic, tx to desire, wish, (b), ", 3c. aScoo^, Ic, 3c, adv. on condition,
'0'Scoo^^oSoo, lc,3c,4m,5c,
on condition of doing
mission.
it
(you
will get
money 1;
gives
per-
"OoS, Ic, adv. until fb.), (K.), vide g*^, 5o. oaS, 2c, u. 2c, to make a cut continuously
*,
branch of a
tree;
n.
v.
to
mark longitudinal
sections
o^ScJDI, 2c, 2c, n. (o^oP.) a living animal body, as the aggregate of the five elements or attributes of being, oo8, Ic.
C1tyj_, 2c, 2c, 4cj 4c, n. the five constituent elements or attributes of a living animal body, viz. <^S)X)'3^<X)\, 2c, 5o, 2c,
2c, materiality, or form;
oc^ooo8J5'0'Sco'[, 2o, 5c, 5o, 2c, 2c, or sensation; susceptibility oSScp^'OoScxDj, 2c, 5o, 2c, 2c, perception; ODS'a'[8^"0'>Sco|, 2c, 2c, 5o, 2c, 2c, discrimination, including destructibleness
(3(aP')
3c, to
patience,
ooSd^-aS",
^S^,
make a
3o.
by a
boundary, divide;
tuation
cx)*,
to punctuate;
the
name
of the punc-
"S.
4c, V.
*"8^,
pungent to the
taste or smell;
to be
vulgar.
as
"oS,
stalactite;
the
3m,
n.
ff^]
-jS,
lo, 2c, n.
O, lo, 4o,
the same.
92
>Sco, lo,
I'C.
'5
r.
to tell to.
"oS, lo,
t'.
be
in
lo, Ic,;
lo.
n.
n.
V.
-aS.
cS-oaSc"^, lo, Ic, lo, 4<c, v. the same. an aerolite, xnde O'^, lo. (^C.S.)
3>S, lo,
^,
l2o,
as a
thorn
or
(K.j
V.
K.
and C.S.)
time, epoch,
O'^S'3^^6, 4o,
in a country.
caS, 4o,
n.
*'8>S, 4c,
(^ooocsos
B.
section,
division
of a
writing.
o>S, 4o,
V.
*'8S,
4c,
(^3^ B.)
to
appoint,
commission
to
some
work or
office.
4o,
V.
*"S>S, 4c,
(s^B.j
the
quantity or quality,
4o, n.
(K
an aerolite, vide
^^,
lo.
4o, n.
5o,
V.
(K.) an axe, vide oo|o5, Ic, So. "S^, 5c, to be lazy, indolent, idle,
to be tired of hearing,
IC' ^f^' 4c, V. to
in
composition
cS'OCCoY' 5o
?'^
"SiS,
be lazy,
5o, Ic,
V.
V.
4c,
So, 4c, to sing a metrical piece alternately, as a and a woman, according to Laos custom.
4c. Ic;
V.
man
c^,
^S,
4c, 4o,
4c, V.
iw^cool".^,
4c, Ic,
*Q(S, 4c, to
oif
compare
verifying
to
the
esti-
genuineness
mate, count.
anything, as weights
or
measures;
-o
98
money.
v.
V.
to estimate, count
the
same as
"OtS,
to
make
O^,
the same.
by
side, abreast,
(K.
3o,
ing abreast.
^S,
5c, Ic, V. to
V. V.
heap up
as oranges or pile as
wood.
to be widespread, as a large
to be scattered about.
body of men.
2o,
cBB
cBSsSodS,
mud
in drying.
3c, a skin
3o, 4o,
4m,
4o.
skin,
spider's
which
it
has
left
in
moulting,
c, 3o, 4c, n. a snake's skin
left in
moulting.
08 -(Sy,
06*, 4o, V.
same as
"^S, 3o.
off,
as a thin piece
from
feet, to
'Oco.S'OCO^, 5c, 4c, 5c, 4c, adv. limpingly, hopping with one foot,
n. oo"!, 5c, 2c,
6)1,
5c, 2c,
V.
/30. 1v.
/30^S|],
"oenQS, 5c,2c,2o,
a. pert,
"85,
5c, 2o, n.
foSSB.)
n.
(
a priest's water-dipper.
BB,
a priest's water-dipper or
filter.
name of
the Saviour.
n,
a Christian.
94<
"Ob
as large as this.
(^a^ccocS B.) a bell of wood used for animals. scSoSS, 5c, Ic, 3c, adv. (K, and C.S.j how much ? how many?
vide -acc^, Ic, Ic. Ic, n. "^Qb, Ic, the harness or heddles of a loom.
]c, 4c, n.
n.
"2)8.
cScS,
the
sai/ic.
oS. Ic,
Ic, 4o,
n.
/pSoS,
jp^.
J5,
the savie.
Ic. To,
Ic, 4c,
conu'i-ig"
86*,
c,
Q<S,
Ic, 5o,
Ic, Sc,
b,
T.
have a soreness,
or
as
as
bullock
n.
they;
(^respectful).
^^8-08, Ic, 2c;
rattle,
08, 2c,
71.
(K.)
4c.
"08, 2c, V.
or
to ring
bell
by
shaking
<^^'it
rr^^'^^'S
n.
t'.
sound
of sin^rin^.
8,
Sc,
'*-S8,
11.
boiled rice.
jdS,
/)6*.
3c, lo,
same year.
famine on
o8g,
3c, 2o.
/Dj,
to be near
3c, Ic,
11.
jjaiiicnni
n.
nu'llet.
3c, 3c,
71.
SScS*,
flour,
-oScoS,
.sonuiinics-
3c, 3o,
and
3856',
3c, 5o.
^
'^fS,
3c, 3o,
71.
a toasted cake of
pounded glutinous
3c, 2o.
rice
and
j'^ggery.
^
n. corn,
71.
maize,
"S)8/:>6',
^^
c~S^8, 3c, 2o, 3c, 71. a kind of thin, brittle bread. 'g(S, Sc, 3c,
,
parched corn.
3c, 3o,
11.
rice slightly
to the pot.
71.
holcus millet.
3c 4o,
n.
morning
71.
rice.
rice that
matures rapidly
the
first
crop
of
rice in a year.
71.
ous
rice.
71.
^CO,3c,
a preparation of rice and brewer's yeast. aD.S,3c, 3o, 71. rice left in the plate after eating.
4m,
71.
oooS, 3c lo,
71.
husked
rice.
a preparation made from 71. -oScp, 3c, 3m, the appearance of vermicelli.
rice
flour,
having
71.
00,
3c, 3o,
71.
11.
ciscBcp,
parched rice. sweet cake made of glutinous rice and jaggery; 4c lo.
wrapped
in
plantain
leaves
and
boiled;
{lie
sniiie
Q^oq
-
)'3C,
ii.
II.
(K.)
I'ufc
Ic
3c,
Im,
ghiiinous
(Jir
rice.
/(.
smiic.
^,
;/.
96
"oSS-^S, 3c,
B
Im,
n.
pounded and
n.
a thin,
rice
cake;
abu used
3c,
3c,
Im,
n.
aSS'^,
3c,
liii.
5c, n.
Ic,
n.
highland
wild
rice,
rice.
cS, 3c,
co8,
oc, 3c.
n.
a kind of red
rice.
aS,
paddy with
full kernels.
rice,
8, 3c, 3c, n.
a preparation of
made
of rice.
n. n.
3c, 4c,
cake
oil.
made
of rice
flour
mixed
n.
made
of rice
and jaggery.
n. a fried cake. ^'>8-^8, 3c, 4c, 3c,
cake.
n.
round cakes
fried in fat.
i;^'3Coo''c8(S,
(i^^^ocxrf^ci,
balls
of
dough
flUed
with
8
a kind of sweet cake, a cake
97
n.
of cocoanut and
flour.
and
treacle
cooked in a bamboo.
dough.
Q'^jScw^,
^Sc(p9,
same as
in a plantain leaf,
a preparation of glutinous rice, folded specially used at the Burman New Year
for presents.
jaggery,
filled out.
;
long
in
growth
the
last
crop of
00^,
3c, lo, n.
rice
partially
husked as
it
hull; also a kind of millet, "oSosSo^Cp, 3c, So, lo. cSS'oS, 3c, lo, 4o, n. rice having small slender kernels, fragrant
Ow,
CsS,
midday meal.
sometimes intoxicating;
a preparation of rice
4m.
for sowing.
OQ^,
3c, So, n.
paddy
Ic.
yS, 3c, 3o, n. dried boiled rice. 3c, Ic, n. the best of rice, that separated <p^8,
by
tossing.
^,
3c, Ic, n.
a fragrant kind of
a kind of rice
rice.
with
white within.
n.
13
98
"oScBS,
3c, 3c, V. to
"Ob
of,
to be called, as this
moun-
tain
-Sc^Scg'cS,
book
So^Soo^oo'^S^
to
o>Sc
arrive
at
an understanding of anything,
take or enter nigban,
apprehend.
^^SooS,
lated.
to be annihi-
v. to enter a society. ^So^-a^c^S, 3c, 4c, 5c, 4c, 4o, 3c, 4c, V. to be contained in, to be involved in, to accoma|#,
pany.
35^/5*[J9>S, 3c, Im, 5c, 4o,
dogs, birds or horses.
8. 3c, Ic,
V.
V. v.
to associate
with
mankind,
as
to enter
upon a new
year.
duties,
to assist, help;
to perform religious
for
which
to
the handle.
oo', 3c, 4c, V. to refine, as metals.
^O"^*
go
in, enter, as
into a house.
as
to
by
conquest.
V.
o,
conquered country.
o6'^/S|'[^'>S, 3c, 2o, 4c, 5c, 2c, 4o, associate with men.
OoS,
of
3c,. 3o, V. to
v.
to
be
of an
age to
sins
ooS'cSyS,
0|, 3c, 2c,
ji^,
tc
understand.
X)8, 4c, n.
*S8,
8, 4c,
V.
*"88, 4c, to
V,
(?8,
4o.
the same.
6
"8,
V. V.
99
4fC,
2c
a.
8, lo,
JD,
white,
^B,
2o;
^K.)
4iO.
lo, 2c,
to be very white.
ty.
to be a clear white.
to be pure white.
r;.
lo, 3c,
sy.
to be very white.
o,
cS.S,
to be very white.
to be a dull white.
not fully
white,
as a half breed.
00, lo, Ic, n. a kind of gambling, vide w.S'OOco, 2o, lo, Ic.
S
n.
Mg
same.
n.
(K.) to die a violent death, vide (?8, Ic. 08, 4o, *S8, 4c, distance between two places, a stage of a journey, -8008, 4o, 4o; a resting place, stopping place.
n. cx>8,
ooS's8c8cS, 4o, 4o, 4o, 40, n. the stages of a journey. -sc, 4o, 5c, n. a journey by water; a place where water
is
obtained on a journey. ^^8, 4o, 4c, n. a place for sleeping; a traveller's bungalow. oS, 4o, lo, n. a resting place, as under a tree, or other convenient spot.
n.
the same.
*^'b, 5c,
Ic; 5o.
to be
middle-aged,
neither
old
nor young.
So8,
t^,
8,
5o.
to
"S,
be too
large
in
pass,
more than
jd6*,
5c;
to stick in,
a thorn
to
the
foot, or an arrow in a
wounded animal;
be kept over
100
Ic, 5o, V. to
*
be stopped and held fast by something.
be
"o-sS,
V. to stick in the tliroat. C"0^, Ic, 4c, Ic, Ic, Ic, 4c, V. to remain in the mind, cS-oc"^,
troubled
oo,
X),
"c,
Ic, 2c, V. to
2c, V.
3c, V.
shut
in, as
the
evening,
to
grow
dark;
evening.
n. this
evening.
3c, 5c,
71.
this evening.
co^cS,
cSpiD.
3c, 3c, n.
to-morrow evening.
n.
4o, n. pinchbeck.
(
^^
B.
Ic.
^B,
gilded paper.
86 00,
4c, 2c, 5c, n. gilded paper, ^c8S*, 4c, 2o. 4c, 2o, n, silvered paper.
n.
^B,
gold dust. odcS'>S, 4c, 5c, 5c, n. a kind of very fine soft gold.
c5gS, 4c, Ic,
pyrites.
4c, 3c,
n.
the
northernmost division
of the
Tai
family,
Khamti.
"o.
).
jo,
n.
V.
*",
''^"S,
Ic,
white jujube,
iD's,
2o. lo.
to receive, accept.
So,
'^cxjj,,
.g.
-
2c),
4o, 4c,
7'.
V.
to receive a favor.
2().
lo.
to
})o
unmoved bv
scolding, etc.
"8.0,
2(>,
2o,
V.
to receive a visitor.
101
<A^ *arn^.
priest possessing the five
f.
to
become a Buddhist
needful qualifications.
oo^j, 2o, 4c,
V.
to enjoy.
2c, D. to
f.
to enter
same.
jy.
to supply, purvey.
V.
4c.
to arrange a marriage.
V.
to be examined,
undergo examination,
v.
to serve.
to suflPer 06, 2o, 2o, ^oIcbSs B.j X)*, 2o, lo, r. to suffer death.
-
punishment for an
offence.
O^,
2o, 4c,
V.
propped up.
o8So85,
V.
an inauguration
service.
v.
4m,
4c, 4c, v. to
v.
do by the
job.
to accept, receive.
v.
(os<^
v.
punishment,
to inherit,
an
engagement, be security for. Ui* 2o, lo, V, to receive the exhalation, vapor, smoke of any,
thing.
6, 3o, V.
jO],
,
3o, 2c,
102
3o,
"O]
'6086'.
2m,
V.
of others.
4o, n. /K.
*,
to
take
up a
temporary residence;
006, 4o, 4o,
06. 4o, lo,
V. V.
obstruct
temporarily.
to obstruct a to
road temporarily.
S. 4o, 5c, V.
n. 3]. Ic,
3, Ic, the
n.
)5,
Ic, 2(),
string of the
S,
bow
is
of a tripod.
s^,
^,
in using.
cS,
Ic, 5o, V. to
of the leg.
V.
Ic, Ic,
n.
the
mark of a
or
cross;
pieces of wood
other
material
each other
at
right angles.
(S)S,
)],
Ic, V.
Ic,
to refine, purify,
metal;
to
deny food
to,
life,
as a prisoner.
V.
V.
same as "1,
(b.
),
Ic,
2nd
def.
Ic, V. to search,
/*.
used with
(j^S,
5c,
and
(p|,
Ic.
o|, 2c,
'^^, 2c,
in native houses.
c8S, 2c, 5o, n. the same, also any frame in the upper a house for putting away things.
9\, 2c, n. (05^^ B.) time, ^8, 3o, oj^, 2c, 5c, n. (iXiOt^ P.) the nose,
part of
^,
(
2c.
3c, Ic.
"^S.
ODo5cx)9c,
smelling,
103
'|0'>S, 2c, 4o, n. /^ol'o^iB.) the broad board band which runs around the outside of the lower edge of a house; also the
board which runs around the edge of any raised flooring. l^oooS, 2c, 40, V. to shake from the head, as an elephant his
keeper.
SS,
2c.
a servant, slave, CO, 5c; pr. I, used in addressing superiors; v. part, used after a verb as a polite verbal
used in addressing superiors or in conciliat-
ending.
coo, 3c, 3c, pr.
I,
ing equals.
coOKjqis, 3c, 3c, 4c, n. a
pagoda
slave.
-"[coS^jg,
same as
"[,
coSca,
"I, 3c, V.
<'^cp,
"[,
71.
*,
3c, to
comb, as cotton.
3c, Ic, V. to
comb thread
3c, V. to kill,
c^, 3c, Ic;
the same.
"I, 4c, n.
"SB,
"S,
4c, a
n.
4c,
Im,
when dried
for thatch.
^,
4c, Ic, n.
lemon
grass,
^S.
3c, a. striped,
to
6o-^S6o\^S,
reports
3c,
^SS.S,
with
repeated
of
the voice,
^"S.O"S.S,
apphed to laughter, "^8, Ic, 4c, 4c, 4o, 4o, adv. the same.
2c,
B, 2o, n.
c^8,
*^S,
3o.
a traveller,
sojourner,
stranger;
a guest,
104
88
8c, 2c, 5c, n. (ooDoo^] P.) the same. 4o, n. the abrus precalorius, the seeds of which are
S5^\jD'>Sop, 2o,
"8,8,
used
in
c;S, 4)0,
n. the adenathera pavonina, 0^5, 4o, lo, are also used in weighing.
of
which
"S,
4o,
V.
*QS,
4c, to
make a
hole into,
to
perforate
for
any
co'g^,
S^,
5oj
n.
*'QS,
5c,
stranded.
n. "Q^-^S, 5o, Ic, 4o,
is
wanted,
a hanger-on.
8B, 5o, adv. on the elbow, used with j;8S, ^S'QS, Ic, 5o, to rest on the elbow.
"B-, 5c, 5c,
Z7.
Ic,
and
'Sg'^S,
4c,
as
to
do suddenly, abruptly,
precipitately,
not
'S^o],
used
5c,
adv. immediately, as
SS, Ic,
n.
*"o8,
Ic,
the
ginger
plant,
of which
there
Ic,
are
the
following varieties:
Ic,
^S^\,
Ic, 2c;
^bBS,
4o; QS<^B,
2o; QE<^S, Ic, 3o; SSo^S, Ic, lo. ^6, Ic, 3o, n. dried ginger.
SS, 2c,
n.
'>8,
n.
the savie.
n.
cgop8c^,
periodical
times
of desire
for
when
dogs
and
',
dry season.
c^.^O],
the same.
SS
SS88,
2c, 5c, n. the rainy season.
105
"oS, 4c, n.
of the fourth generation; an a daughter-in-law to her father-in-law appellation given by or by a wife to her husband.
ancestor
^SS, 4o, an
S8,
4c, n.
Ic.
SS,
3oS~S)|, 4c,
"SS,
Im,
3c, pr.
I,
Im,
n.
'oS,
lo, a
chopping block.
wood used to protect the of a bull's pannier. cushions SS, 2ra, n. *"sS, 2o, a frame or stage for anv purpose. ooSooS, 2m, 2o, 3c, n. a frame erected for offerings in c8^o8(S
g^SooooS, Im,
Ic, 4c, fio, n. pieces ot
4m.
frame or shelf in a house, devoted to
ooeooi, 2m,
sacred
4c, 2c, n. a
ofi'erings.
2m,
Ic,
?i.
[T8, 2m, 4c, n. vide QSo5eoo^, 2m, C9'3C, 2m, 3c, 5c, n. a water stand.
Cw^ocjDoS, 2m,
cw^-^soS, 2m,
<|)^ccS,
SSoocoo^, 2m,
4c, 2c.
2m,
is
3c, 4c, n.
pup-
pet
exhibited.
to
rest
upon,
frequent
under
co]^,
cj'S,
trees
2m,
4c,
2m, 2o,
71.
palanquin.
Q,
"8s,
2m,
V.
lo, n. the
same.
2m,
*"sS, 2o, to
engage
in a contest or rivalry,
one
resist-
ing another;
a parent
who
is
punishing him.
a^6'"8'.;g,
4o, v. to
c8.S,
.
2m,
engage
V.
in battle,
WJD'^S,
2m,
5c, Ic,
to race horses.
J^SiD-?^,
2m, 4o,
14
106
Sep
2o, n,
SS^S, 2m,
SS, Sm,
V.
(^gS
B.) large
scales.
to extend a superficies
tense, tighten, as a
fast.
rope;
V.
3m,
Ic, V.
'>c'["S5oo'[,
3m,
3m,
Ic,
v.
to look at intently.
stiff,
"35,
firm,
not pliant,
jSQ^a^w,
lo.
c8o5'S, 2o,
put-
jg.
QS, 2o,
71.
*^S,
duty levied;
of
the
commission of a
broker,
'SSg'S,
^9868,
n.
3o, 4o,
small
dry
pieces
kindling
of
bamboo
or
bushes.
SS, 4o,
71.
flat
woven mat
for
drying anything
-o^S,
lo,
to
be
unfortunate,
unlucky;
to
be
in
<;~S,
danger; (K.) 4m, Im, 3o, V. to be in danger of incurring misfortune or evil, if any course of action is often used like an pursued,
interjection.
co"Scpoo, Im,
~ScS,
lo,
Im, lo,
v.
the same.
flat
2m,
"
V.
S'>S, 2o, to
beat out
or thin as metal.
^c8S, 2m,
ScS, 3m,
V.
4c, 4o,
v.
(K. and C.S.) to be rubbed off, worn off by use friction, to be in a dilapidated condition, vide yep, 3ra.
V.
or
"Sc^,
4m,
*-33S, 4o, to
wind about,
encircle;
(K.^ 3m.
Scpjo, 4m, 4m, Ic, v. to put on a turban. o5, 4m, DC, V. to bind around and fasten.
cSdi^^dS,
4m, 3c, 3o, v. to put on the cloth which the Northern Shans wrap around the calf of the leg; 7i. the cloth used to wrap around the calf of the leg.
n.
anytliing
wound around
Sep
Sep, 4m,
V.
107
Ic.
n. ."Sc^, lo,
jd6*,
Ic, the
arm.
jiS,
a crooked arm.
a swollen arm.
stiff.
n. the
lo, 5o.
lo, 3o.
3o',
'iQ,
arm above
the elbow.
off".
c^o5,
arm.
same as
"ScSiDtS*.
lo, 5c.
^c^, lo,
V.
*'S^S,
to
eating,
whether
^C.S.j
4o.
to
suspend,
hang,
as
b_y
rope,
vide
Sc^,
(K.) 5cS, 2o, V. S^c, 2c, to make a continuous cut around anything cylindrical; a. marked by continuous cuts, striped.
V. "Sep, 2o,
'^"S'^S,
lo;
2c, to be very
hot,
as
the
rays
of the
to
sun,
to be pungent,
as
tobacco;
have
2o.
an
ScSScS, Im,
*S'^,
;
make a
barrier or line;
to
separate
by
compartments.
as
the same.
in
to be
good,
used
composition,
(p5c8(pS"Scp,
Sep, 4o,
V.
*%Q^,
4c, to
be
or
become
better;
adv.
a particle
108
SoS
3c,
V.
ScScoo9, 4o,
pre-
4c, V. to be or
become better
in health,
to
be
pretty
well.
V.
the same.
be better.
precatory form.
4o, 3c,
n.
V.
V.
polite,
5cS, 4o,
"8cS,
4o,
"ScS, 4o, V.
as
8cS, 5o,
V.
(K. andC.S.) to brandish, fence, vide o8cS, 5o. *"S'>S, 5c, to grow slowly from want of suitable food;
also used of plants,
to be small in size;
as
wSc^,
ScfS, 2c.
V.
2o, 5o.
motion, as a
match on
c88, 2c, lo,
8, 2c, 3c;
line, to
draw a
line.
jj^',
"8o5, 3c,
V.
*'Oo5, 3c,
(^oS B.^
another,
as
COoS'SoS
the same.
one end
or
side
up,
as
eyebrows
self
on
one's
hands;
to
turn a somersault.
^'>S'8o5coS, 4c, 3c, 4c, 4o,
v.
to seesaw.
V.
to run far
away. down.
to turn over.
on
the head;
to
same as
throw down by taking out a support; to trip and throw down, as a man.
V.
to
5i9
109
80S, 2m, n.
*o5,
2o, a frog;
(K.) 4m.
j3tS, 2m, 4o, n. a bull frog, QcS/^S, 2m, 4o. oo5, 2m, 2o, n. a very noisy frog.
n.
trees.
2m,
2m,
Ic.
2m, 4o,
^6,
"SoS,
2m,
3m,
n. {<:qzS
P.)
field
collection
9S,4o.
viz. co^c8'So5, 2c, 5c, 3m, consisting of ten thousand systems in which a Buddh may be born or in which the appearance of a Buddh is known; J^y^Q-^QcS,
2c, 2c,
3m, consisting of a
trillion
of systems,
over
which
Buddh extends; 8ooooSo5, 5c, 5c, 5c, 3m, consisting of the infinity of systems, the whole material universe to which the omniscience of a Buddh extends
the authority of a
"SoQ, 4o, v.
"^-ooS,
to be inauspicious, dangerous
spirits, or bad men.
V.
any
difficult
^oS^S^c^, 4m,
to try to
is
or beyond what
suitable;
a fruit to ripen;
to
do something
prematurely, as the marriage of very young persons. used of time. (S B.) to appoint, fix, set; n. (K.) the measure of length StJ, 3c, spanned by the thumb
and
55,
^2o,
measure that length, mde eg, 4c. the edge or border of anything *'o6', 2o, for securing or strengthening the parts; to be by the side
forefinger;
v.
to
V.
to bind
2o;
(K.y
4o.
no
56'og^. 2o, 4c, 4c,
of a country.
CJpo,
"Sc?,
-38
V.
to bind
Ic,
cfi'>S'>cc8^SS, 2o,
around the edge; to surround. So, Ic, 4o, V. to surround the border
2o, Ic,
V.
V.
to
So,
"^S, 3o, to
be smooth in
c86*, 3o,
style.
v.
3o;
the same.
^S, 4o,
r.
n.
of anything;
aux. for
flat
flat
4o, 4c,
4o, Ic,
,
n.
gold
leaf.
'S|,
n.
C]
honeycomb.
n.
a leaf of a book.
n. mail,
.(Sr^oS,
3(5, 4o, V.
4o, to be numerous,
x'ide
RS
are
3o. edible,
3(5, 5o, n.
a
4c,
.
used
with
cSdS
ScS.
5o
vide
V.
30, Im,
'
oo, lo, to
go between;
n.
go-between
in
love
matters or other
/g\,
afl'airs.
Im,
2c,
V.
to
do
quickly, without
stopping,
vide 'Sb^'iS
SSo'^, Im,
", lm,4c, n. a
name given
4c,
3w'SSo'>c, Im,
v. to go from one party to another without stopping night or dav, as a messenger. ^C0 1d^ '^c, n a messenger .sent between two parties, as between allies; a spy, infreq. jp^cSo'-^S, 4o, 4c, 4c.
Im,
4c,
%
S8, Im,
a.
111
*8,
a,
lo, green;
v.
to be green.
Im,
5c, a.
cS'sS,
'?Q,
Im,
3c, a. fresh,
unfaded green.
Im,
t>.
2c, a. light
green.
S8, Im,
as clothing filled with perspiration, used in composition, as ocp'S8, Im, Im. used of the hair, as 88, Im, V. to be black, Op<^<:pS8, 2c, 4o,
to smell badly,
lm,(b).
88, 2m,
(fc>,
71.
2m,
n.
on a dah handle.
"88,
3m,
jyS,
'S<S',
3m,
an
the
artificial tooth.
3m, 2o,
wisdom
teeth.
an eyetooth. C^s, n. teeth which project prominently. g.S, 3m, 3c, c8, 3m, Ic, n. a wisdom tooth or one that comes at
3m,
4c, n.
the
side
of a neglected
first
tooth.
n. teeth
3m,
2c, n.
which are very short and stunted. a tooth that has been shed; v. to shed
5c, 2c, 2c.
the
first
teeth,
S,
"[,
3m,
3o,
V.
more
teeth.
3m,
Ic, n.
BcS
S8|,
c^cp
,
4o,
3m,
V.
V.
to decay, as teeth.
n.
a double tooth.
og'>8,
3m,
V.
So, 3m,
"88,
to boil
down, as the
rank as
juice of
4m,
as
n.
or
flesh,
in
composition.
"88, 5o, V.
"S,
Ic,
V.
4c.
112
V. to be very troubled in mind. c8"S^8, Ic, Ic, Ic, 3o, V. to be distressed in mind. CO, Ic, Ic,
V.
the same.
Ic, to
Ic,
7'.
""I,
be
tree
on
flowering.
ooS, Ic,
%, 2c,
V.
-io,
V.
the same.
*|,
2c, to ride, as a
pony; fK.)
4c.
cpc^^.
a
file
commander
at
the
head of
of troops.
2c, 2c, Ic, 3o, 2c, v. to canter, vide
cScS'^SoS^I,
3o, 2c.
>8(^^|,
2c,
v.
the same.
2c, 4c, V. to
V.
go
to fight;
to
command
side, as
a body of troops.
ooSco^
on one
on a sidesaddle,
SoScoS,
V.
to canter.
2o,
v.
vide
co^o^So^S, ^ooSoo^
v.
the same.
OI'Ss^,
on the shoulders
pickaback.
go
in a boat.
v.
intrans. to swnig.
jd,
4c,
.^9Cc^S,
^, 3c,
V.
"^"S],
evacuate the
sort,
intestines:
3c, Ic,
n.
faeces,
ordure;
"ScS'sS,
refuse;
matter
Irom
^8, sS,
-
phlegm.
lac,
stick-lac.
soot
'So,
3m,
S
"8c'[8,
113
the
sesamum
oil
has
been
seed.
n.
n.
71.
interest
money.
Ic, 3c, 4c.
3c, 4c,
tide
^o-^^cx^S,
or tliat
made by
dammer
71.
the
the eyes.
)i.
71.
9,
3c, 2c,
71.
chyle.
n.
beeswax.
71.
a mole.
nose, snot.
3c, 3c,
3c, 4o,
71.
the
mucous of the
in
71.
what remains
the
gun
after
firing,
as
the
a meteor, falling star. c8.S, 3c, 4m, n. the refuse of iron at a blacksmith's forge. coS, 3c, 3o, V. to have slight diarrluiea.
coScooS, 3c, lo, 2c,
n. (?S, 3c, 3o,
71.
cholera morbus,
violent
dysentery,
.sometirnea
cholera.
71.
the sa7ne.
3c, Ic, n.
V.
earwax.
to have diarrhoea.
n.
'%
interest
money.
Ic.
^so,
^SQ^,
c(p^,
'c^o5,
same.
^6*, 3c. 2o,
"SScS, 3c. 00,
"ScxD,
%^'^,
v.
the
71.
clappers of bamboo.
the temple, vide 0886", 3c. 5o.
to sneeze.
n.
V.
3c,
lo,
V.
to cackle as a hen.
15
114
"ScSoS, 3c, 4o,
V.
^S
to utter a noise, as a tiger.
oSoo^,
3c, 5c.
"388,
3c,
Im,
V.
V.
t'.
same.
V. V.
to
to cry unreasonably.
u.
to cry easily.
%mK,
"S,
the same.
4c, V. *"0|, 4c, (^^8 B.) to praise, exalt, not used alone.
^8'^'*S,
<^'^,
V.
to
sing
an
introductory
stanza;
n.
preface.
V.
in order
to obtain
some
to be difficult.
", 5c,
r.
rise
as
potato
as
hill,
are
be
in
hillocks,
ploughed
Ic, 5c.
rough,
uneven,
immediately.
"6.
2c,
4c, 4c, adv. of a rough character, like stony road; uneven; also suddenlv, immediately, sometimes, 5c, 5c. OS'SC, 4c, 4o, n. low ground; a spreading vallev.
.S,
'^SQS^S-oS.
4c.
O^,
5c,
c'.
to bring to
mind,
bring to
r.
mind;
Jic,
the
saiiie.
'pS
115
3c. 3c, Ic, 4o, v. to bring to mmd, ^Scgco'-o'cga^tS*, 5c, Ic, 5c, Ic, 3c, 3c, Ic, v. to be sorry, repent c^co'u^c^,
cc^S, 5c, 4o,
V.
to bring to mind,
<jj6
remember.
Ic, So,
^>S, 2o,
V.
used with
Ic, as y^S-^^,
to
have hair
of
medium
'0<S,
growing up.
5o, n.
^o8o5,
cup of a mortar
used
for
pounding
rice
CoS,
5o,
4m,
n.
an iron mortar.
oS, Ic, n. a species of monkey, used only with c8S, 4c. "oS, 2c, n. a small support of any kind, usually having
legs,
higher than
"sS, 2o.
n.
a candle stand.
n.
a study table.
7t.
(K.)
H,
species of the
crinum bulb,
have
vide
"oSjdS,
lo,
v.
"^"sS,
lo, to be perforated,
hole
in
it,
as
a
in
dam;
a
to
come out
to form, as
from
hole
dam;
an abscess; to do
little
by
little.
^,
lo, 4c, V. to
V. V.
the
same as
1st def.
to obstruct, hinder, as
thicket
of thorns;
to
^ScS'sScS,
having
[,
2o, Ic, n.
stairs.
pair
ot
"oS, 3o,
V.
*'S>S,
smaller than
2c.
116
-^cp
^S-oSS-aSBSS^"]^, 3o, 4o, Im, 2c, Im, reaching out in all directions.
"o8, 4o, n.
"oS, 4o,
n.
3c,
v.
to
have
branches
an abode, a country, as
brahma
countries.
hell
oo,
"^^S,
c58,
4o, Ic,
n.
5o,
v.i.
*,
*',
*',
bend around, be
the saine.
circuitous.
v.i.
Ic, to
ocS, lo,
n.
out
of a
hole
by an
upheaved by
an earthworm.
"scS,
lo,
71.
brother-
in-law.
ocS, 2o,
V.
t.
and
n.
v.i.
*'0^, 2o,
^cg
B.j
to curve, coil,
wind into
a ring.
coil.
cS^S, 2o,
Ic,
n.
an anklet.
4m,
n.
fetter.
^oS,
2o, 4o,
V.
angles,
as
city wall.
V.
to curve, coil.
2o, 5c,
71.
n.
knife.
c9,
stand
for
n.
a fetter;
n.
a bracelet.
4m,
an iron hoop.
xp^
n. vide "^cpy, 2o, Ic,
tj^cS*,
117
JJ^c^J',
2o, Ic.
"^oS, 2c,
to scratch
with
mar
the skin.
5o5,
2c,
4m,
V,
V.
a cocoanut.
*oS,
3c, to rake.
V. to "^oS, 8c,
to run
take and move away faster than the natural pace, used in composition with co^, 5c, vide away with
samt
^o5, 4c,
V.
^o5,
&,
by digging, under a house by digging a trench. 4c, Ic, V. to dig a hole or pit.
V.
as
water
from
going
to dig
an mndergrouud apartment.
V.
to dig a hole.
4c, 3c,
V.
to dig a drain.
v.
"^oS,
(^QoS B.) to dig in search of treasure according to the directions of a writing called oqJd. 3o. 2o, n. ''"'SoS, 2o, a basket of small size, "gS^^oS, 3c, 2o.
2o, 3c, 3c, n. a basket used for washing rice.
00^08,
to curve, coil.
the same.
to
bend around, surround > (h. ) to bend in the feet while sitting.
to put one's self in a bent, reclining posture.
V.
ooS, 60,
V.
up or
out, as food
from a
dish, to
"sS,
Ic, n.
scoop out with the hands, to dig out. "OC, Ic, a prince, a ruler, a person
rank.
having
official
118
the .tame;
^^
Ic, lo,
72.
'O'^S^^,
(^K.
n.
andC.S.) -^^S^sS,
Ic. 3o.
n. the sovereign of oo^OcSSooi, 2c,5c,2c,2c. oS.8yg]8, Ic, 4c, 4c, 3o', Ic, lo, 71. vide -^^^wj^e^^c Ic, 2c, 5c, 5c.
n.
a prince of nats.
5c, 5c,
71.
10'>C, Ic,
-
!^c,
71.
2S,
Ic, 4o,
((^<5c]58
up or
B.)
the
heir-apparent
to
V.
to stick
out, to have
protuberances, as
'O'sS,
something beneath a mat. 2c, V. *'^, 2c, to be dark, dirty colored, turbid as water; to be dark, as the sky overcast with clouds;
Ic; (K.) 4c.
2c, V. *'3'>S, 2c, to
flee;
muddy
(C.S.
)
's>'>S,
move
faster
than a
natural
pace,
run,
clef.
n.
7x.
lo,
(C.S. ) a bundle of twigs or withes, vide op. 4c. *-0'>S, lo, hair, hair of the body; feathers of a bird.
7/.
^ScP,
3c,
white hair.
wool.
71.
71.
'^S,
the same.
a pinfeather.
n.
71.
^^
^S^,
y^8,
119
Jj^S^^JD,
gray
hair.
certain
hairs
dependent.
^-jS, lo,
c^
(K.)
3c.
c^'
ct) ct),
/to
lo, 5o, 5o,
i>.
indi-
J
\
4.
,.1
c-oic-!, lo,5c,5c,
O"??, 3o,
71.
V.
qj6c6j3gS,
mountain
insect
of the
same
tribe,
blister,
vide
"o-^S,
3o, n. a
n.
V.
howdah, "o^ScoS,
3o, 5o.
'^^. 3o,
*
4o,
mingle with a spoon or some instrument with the idea of stirring up from the bottom,
4o, to mix, to
vide, jd8, Ic, as,
Ic, 4c;
also
to
be
mingled
in
races
of
men,
or
soldiers in
"O-sS,
battle.
stir
5o,
V.
*>'?, 5o, to
up, agitate;
to overturn
things
as to
in
re-
again,
plough land; with co8, 5c, to have a rising in the stomach, sometimes .0c, 5o,
o', 5o, 3c,
V.
to rehearse
to stir
up by recounting.
o-OO]^, 5o, 2o, 3c, V. the
next.
V.
to disclose
V.
to return to
what was spoken or done previously. and do again work that has
to
to search
5o,
v.
the
warp
v. to ^-jS, 6o,
wake up by shaking,
vide
(^B,
4o.
1^0
"^8
sxS, 5c, V.
superior.
/D'>S,
to kneel.
V.
5c, 4c,
V.
to crouch or lie
down, as an animal.
elbows in a reverent manner;
5c, 2o,
to
bend low on
tlie
V.
any
a year; K. } -to. cycle of time; ( 2(5. 3c, V. to complete a certain period of time, as a year, oS",
JO,S. 2(), -io, V. to
600^8. 2o,
^S, 4o. r
is
V.
the
same
as
'^S, 2o,
\si
clef.
bottom side upward, as a dish. 4o, to bite; to match the part to which a thing
to
applied;
V. V.
vide
3o.
to bite
to
l)e
in
pain
throughout the
part
affected,
supposed to be caused by the rising of air in the bodyv V. to bite off, as corn from the ear.
V.
the same.
4o, 3c,
V.
to bite.
oSS,
V. to throb c^.Sc8.8, 4o, 3c. 3c, 4(), 2c, V. to bite and tear.
and ache.
V.
V.
to bite
to
V.
to bite
si,
Ic,
n.
s|,
Ic, that
stairs,
&c.
Ic, 2o, 3c,
it
is
/:>^cocn,
n.
place
supposed to reach.
^8
o8oa>S,
Ic, lo, n.
121
co'S,oco j,
by
himself.
n.
8, Ic, V.
*'S>|j
Ic, to
laugh; to laugh
V.
at,
make fun
of.
o8S?S,
Ic,
Im, 4o,
Ic,
to laugh loud.
5c,
c8coSc8.So3'',
one's
self.
4m,
4m,
3c, v. to
laugh so as to exhaust
V.
the same.
to laugh loud, boisterously. o^S'^ScoS, Ic, lo, Ic, lo, V. Ic, 2o; jaoic^cS/^lo-S, Ic, 3c, 4o, 3c, 2o, ^8,
v.
the
same.
"08, 2c, V.
*'3'[,
2c,
{% B. j to take refuge
in, to trust as
a person;
to shirk work.
oo5^o5 00800 S,
one's work,
V.
4m, 4o, 3o, v. to take working only when watched. the same as \st. def.
2c, 4o,
advantage
of
08, 2c,
V.
to *"'[, 2c,
"08, 3c, n.
"s8, 3c, n.
be leprous, cooS, 3c. (K. and C.S.) a word, words, vide coY, 3c.
*[,
3c, a cluster or
bunch of
flowers or fruit.
^8, 3c,
V.
n. "^8, 4c,
4c, clothes;
Im,
4c, n.
a garden.
085,
4c, 4c, n. military dress, accoutrements. ooS, 4c, 5c, n. vide 5Soo5, 3o, 5c.
-^S^Sw',
clothes
worn on
9o5^8co',
16
n.
aS,
086*,
-ic, -ic,
worn.
4c,
11.
same,
rags.
4m,
n.
n.
goods, property.
3o. "^8c^o5"^8od', 4c, 3c, 4c, goods in a house, furnishings of a
4c, 4o, 4c, 4c.
C'c'T,
tide
^^^3. 4c,
"i'^> "i<^j
"
house,
as
o88S"o8coS,
?/.
f
K. and C.S.j the neck, throat, znde n. and C.S.) the ankle;
(^K.
4c. 4c,
4c,
^8S8,
the
*,
"^"h,
o. Ic,
n.
a grave.
the same.
"O,
same as
2c, V.
*'i),
2c, to
bend over, as a
tree
over a house;
to
bow
3c, used in
composition to denote absence of hair or feathers, hence '^.S^, 5o, 3c, a quail, is so called; without hair, as 98"o, Ic, 3c, to be bald.
v.
4c,
*'6,
4c, to
"o,
a plain, low ground surrounded by mountains. 5c, 88, 5c, 4o, n. a plain or district surrounded by mountains;
n.
tableland, as
^,
most of the
princi{)alities in
Shanland.
lo,
-soS,
c'.
*'i),
lo, to be bitter;
V.
(K.)
'^,
4c.
lo, 4c,
to be very bitter. to
og'^,
be slightly
bitter,
bitterish;
also
c^,g
2c, 2c.
cS'OC'']',
V.
c-b
123
^, 4o, n.
^-o,
^, 4o, 4c, n
as
after partial
relief
through
scratching.
"^, "^,
2c,
3c,
V.
V.
as
^^c]8,
"Q,
3c, V. to
to travel incessantly.
the nose.
^, 3c,
Ic, 3c, n. to
have a broad
flat nose.
"O,
4c, n.
sy
4c, a moat.
moat of a
city.
[Laos) a priest of
many
years'
standing;
some-
cS, 2c,
>
V.
V.
*"0'f,
2c,
*"'[, 2c,
(g^ B.j
to
celled;
to
oc8c^o,
the
same as
C'S, 2c,
1st
clef.
to brush away, to
lift
out of
its
place and
move
moving a stone by means of the foot or a stick. away, c'Sct)'5c6', 2c, 5c, 3o, n. (c[3o8^oS B.^ the masonry base of a
as
building.
71.
evil,
cSo,
2c, 2c,
n.
71.
C"S, 3c,
CsS,
4o.
124
x>*
o86o98cc,
Im, lo,
cS, 5c,
V.
*,
6c, to
put side by
side,
aj3^,
n.
V.
to race boats.
cS, lo,
c"S.
*'0\, Ic,
a casting net.
to deliver
lo,
*!,
from or remove
a present
ooo, lo, Ic,
overcome
evil;
self.
(K.j
4c.
to deliver one's
V.
the same.
c,
Chinaman; (C.S.)
Ic.
Namkham.
bamboo.
coSc
CO, 3o,
CO, 4o,
probably
c6i"S, 4o, 4o, adv. probably, w-^Sc'Sc'SSi. 4c, 4o, 4o, 4c, there
some probability,
c,
c,
fish,
"SS,
4o,
"SSc,
5o,
V.
4o, 5o.
c^, 5o,
v.
(31
B.) to widen,
V.
make broad.
less solid,
the same.
Ic, n.
*,
^,
Ic, fat,
vide "g*^,
4c;
(K.)
lump of
same as
QS,
a cake of
fat.
~o',
Ic.
'
125
n.
"', 2c,
jd',
V.
an egg;
2c, 5c, n.
a bubble.
n.
o^^,
of a species
of cordia the
used of princes to indicate their origin. same as "s'so^w^S, 2c, Ic, Ic.
2c, Ic, n.
,
6d^
2c. '4c,
fire.
a water plant used for food. n. a spark of fire; sometimes used of small coals
of
"s'qj88,
SSw^S,
Sep, 2c,
n. nit.
4m,
n.
g^,
~
kind of flower.
rScS, 2c, 4o, n. the testicles.
Q, 2c, Ic, n.
the same.
cSwaS,
'^
3c, V.
to be inclined to be angry.
cSootS,
V.
to
bring
to
remembrance,
remember,
recollect.
t>o, Ic,
V.
to consider.
to desire, wish or
to signify.
ill,
want to have.
V.
3c,
V.
*%, 3c, to be
"*
3c, V.
the same.
*', 3c,
V.
*,
of
an animal.
CO, 3c, 4c;
^2^'*' ^C' ^^' ^^i
'^'
^^
same.
126
'
'o^cgjj^'*^'^- ^^'
'*^'
^^' ^^'
JTl'
^^' ^^'
'^'-
''^^ '^^'"^
^-^
^'' ^^
"', 4c, n.
JD,
'^'S,
4c, bodily
V.
4c, 3o,
the
same as
next.
co^,
4c, 2c, V.
of body.
C^,
on
chatty
after
cooking,
also
used of
cattle, as oS's'',
4c, 5c.
^'c8S, 5c,
',
3c, adv.
lo,
V.
", Ic, to
V.
in composition, to slander.
3'^,
lo, Ic,
to gain a livelihood
by
selling.
^^c^6,
j^'sS,
lo, 2c,
"O^ypoS'o'oS'^S,
lo,
out;
literally
to
separated from the one who sells. ^8, lo, 4c, V. the same as o'jd'>S"S)''o8'^,
-'^8''o8S,
V.
the same.
the same.
to sell
on
credit.
c^^-s''c^8, lo, 4c, lo, 3o, V. the same. c^8, lo, 3c, V. to accuse falsely, to slander.
V.
the same.
lo, 4c.
same as o'c8>S,
V.
to sell altogether.
one bargain
all
o', 4o, n.
-S,
4c, a
>,
4o, 5c;
C'OI
127
n.
a shaking bog.
n. a very mirj bog. J3^5, 4o, Ic, t'. and C.S.j to turn round, to turn away, vide "g', lo. "s', 4o, (K. "', rto, V. *"S, 4c, to pay boot, to pay a balance in favor of a
person, vide
"g',
4o.
V.
the same.
V.
*'%,
something
distasteful.
4o, n. (K.
and C.S.) a
n.
(C.S.)
(X>'^B^6d\,
2o, 3c,
n. (K. and C.S.) a half, vide "g^'^S, 4o, 3c. "o'c^S, 4o, 3c, jy. ', 5o, "8, 5c, to change place, remove; to contract two words
~p,
into one, as into Ic. "^c^* 3c, Ic, c^, V. to be unreliable in word. 5o, 4o,
v.
to
some
article as
remove soreness or sickness by employing a charm and placing that article afterwards
V.
at a distance.
006*^^-0, 5o, 4o, 5o, 4o,
Jo8'S*oo'[,
V.
to
change
one's route.
c8cScS,
V.
to
remove into
place
vacated
by
another.
c8, 5o, 3c, V. to
two words
Ic.
cSoc', 2c,
to
to pass
another.
V.
to
%)''SS"0*''[,
5o, 2c,
5c, n.
offerings,
an
emaciating disease;
to
be sick
of
by
the
evil
influence
^'[cS,
5c, 5o;
n. blight, a pest.
5c, 2c,
V.
the sayne.
128
C"0^
6c, V. to
Cl,
co5'>Sc|,
4o, Ic,
5c;
-acc-o]^,
V.
to dislike to see.
CoV,
*^\,
Ic,
n.
the .same.
n.
use in a conflagration.
co^,
Ic, 3o, n.
(K.
a hoe, vide
oS.
Im.
coS, Ic, 5o, n. an iron hook for driving an elephant. cS, Ic, Im, n. the handle of a Shan hoe having a crook in the
wood where
4m,
it is
a hoe, vide
oS,
Im.
c8.S, Ic,
n.
an iron hook.
o^,
C'o'j',
Ic, 5c, n.
V.
Ic,
to ask, request.
Ic,
V.
to
beg
Ic.
for a living.
the
same as C"^,
cc^,
CO^, 2c,
Ic.
dish, vide
o'co^,
/),
dirt.
C^,
to be abundant, as fruit
3c, V.
on a
tree,
O'^, 2c,
the same.
n.
(qqIcocS P
an immense number.
n.
the wrist,
"5^8,
3c, 4c.
words;
a line
a.
or
sentence, as
in
aux.
^oocs^,
c^Sc^lc^,
C's'T, 4c,
JCoE, 5c,
3c..
of the neck.
sides of the neck.
on both
very
to have a
slender neck,
as
person
or
^S,
a kyoung.
"CoS, 4c, 4c, V. to
have a
stiffness
V.
of the neck.
the same.
n.
^S,
4c,
Im,
n. goitre.
71.
o, 4c, 4c, n.
a protuberance on the back of the neck. the same as co^'^SS, 4c, Im.
n.
(K.) goitre.
swY
5^*,
(K.)
o8^8,
*'oS,
gullet,
Adam's apple;
^<S,
n. ^JB, 2c,
2c,
fish,
"^Z)
either a
good or bad
be
extra-
sense, be better or
ordinary.
'8.S"'6, 5c, 5c, 3c, 3c, adv. excessively; in a
handsome manner;
hard labor,
or
*'.S,
5c,
to
suffer
ill
effects
from
cgBcScg, 5c,
^S,
3o,
V.
*x>S, 3o,
($oS B.j to
hit,
come
in
contact,
strike
against.
V. to get anf^ry, vexed; eg, 3o, Ic,
to be sorry.
int.
linnibug!
130
"SS, Ic, p. *"oS, Ic, to prepare,
'?S
building a honse; to gun; to try the tones of a musical instrument before playing^
"^Soo'w^,
<6,
Ic, 40,
V.
to consult together, to
make
ready.
same as
88,
of a country
in
order
that improvements
may be made.
to
V.
make an
a
effort to
come
to
an agree-
n.
sieve.
Ic, 5c, fu
a wooden
n.
sieve.
an iron
n.
sieve.
sieve.
a horsehair
85,
3c, V.
two equal portions or weights, used to be alike; n. a half. 8o5"^S, 4m, 3c;
composition,
as
oS,
prep.
joo86,
4m,
v.
to
divide equally,
lines into
as
the space
equal compartments.
a heavy
rumbling
sound,
as
thunder
^S^S^
86,
lo, n.
wire.
coils
of cord
or
n. knee or waist ornaments made of brass wire. ogS, lo, 4c, o5, lo, Ic, n. knee or waist ornaments made of ratan blackened.
n.
maidenhair
fern,
so
named because
the
stem
^S, 2o,
V.
is
blapk
2o,
like
*-,
(^S B.j
3c,
^6, 3o,
n.
^^
"8cgS, 3o,
5c, n. the contents lo, 5c.
131
^8, So, lo, n. the same as "88, 3o. n. the menses. oJ2c88, 3o, 3c, 4c,
tt,
^8, 4o,
V,
to
come
making a
decision.
cg"cg, 4o,
^8, 4o,
V.
*"oS, 4o,
($Si B.) to liken, compare, vide c8^, 4o, 3o, v. the same.
the same.
'3^^,
4o.
^"^t^^,
^oS, 3c,
V.
V.
*oS,
to grind.
^'^, 3c, Ic, V. to clean seeds from cotton by grinding. "o, 3c, 3c, V. to grind paddy in a cocS, lo.
V. to 00'[OD'[, 3c, 3c, Ic,
grind medicine.
to cold. ^oS'^oS, 3c, 3c, adv. (K.) exceedingly, applied voS, 4c, V. *"Oo5, 4c, to reach, come up with, attain to, catch
up
with.
c6, 4c, Ic, V. to
have
all
of another.
cgSScg, 4c,
Ic, n, a
Ic,
4m,
*^'>S,
Shans of the Kengtung district. ^^S, Ic, V. *"0^, Ic, to turn back from, as a promise; to go back on itself as a back current in the bend of a river;
for the
name
(K. andC.S.)
^,
4c.
alter a decision.
Oi^tS'^'>Syg,
same.
Y'^j lc 4c,
bought;
''>S, 2c, V.
to
promise;
smell, S-^S'^^,
Im, 2c.
132
*"S28, 3c, to
^^
3c,
V.
"S-^S.
go up, ascend.
i\
V.
the same.
same; also to aspire recklessly beyond one's as in becoming unduly familiar towards a benefacto live at one's father-in-law's house, used of men.
live
V.
to
at
one's
mother-in-law's liouse,
used
of
women.
c88<Sd', 3c, 3o, lo, V. to
increa.se
cSd',
make
a bank or
dam
higher, so
a.^
to
backwater.
to
go up and down
v.
in, to
experience a
anotlier.
change,
to
V.
C9^. 3c,
3-3^, 3c,
V.
Ic, V. to
begin to reign.
gnaw
as pain;
to
have
convulsions.
3^,
4c, n.
- SoS,
4c, 3c, n.
n.
to-morrow night.
last night.
^^,
-o,
4c,
V.
do again;
to return.
wgl^,
4c, 2c,
to
4c. 4c, V. to
c'.
(co1c6GS B.j
go back.
to fall
away,
apostatize.
4c, 4c, V. to
come back.
So,
to relate, report,
narrate;
to say again.
?8
133
5-^0 3S,
"[,
-ic,
3c, V.
say again.
disease.
4c, 4c,.to
8o5, 4c,
'Q-j^'O'iS,
4m,
V.
hug
close;
to
be
tough
young
wife.
3c,
V.
*'0'S,
3c, to
measure with
to the
thumb
span.
vi", 4c, n.
'^'h,
4c, a
catch birds.
^6, 4c,
*", 4c, to put a barrier, as of branches or of thorns. CO, 4c, 5c, V. tlie same.
V.
beam on which
the plate
of a
roof
made
to rest.
2c, to boil
"86, 2c, V.
*'S)|,
to
sugar-cane.
V.
(u^ B.
to
make
confectionery.
come
4c, n.
V.
88, 4c,
for confinement, vide coS, 2o. (K.) stocks to tune an instrument, to train or improve the voice.
oSS, 4c,
"88, 5c, V.
Im;
*"S>,
5c,
v.
the same.
size;
to
be
proud,
self-important.
"S,
^8
we two.
^8c^^, lo, Ic, n. (C.S.) anklets. * that which stretches "88, 4o, n. s\, 4c,
string lineage; land.
along connectedly,
creeping
plants;
less
as
of
ornaments,
creeper,
race,
wood-
134
'28jO'>Sc8'>S, 4o, 4o, Ic, n.
jd8, 4o, Id,
n.
V.
^5
a creeper which remains on the ground.
is
n.
4o, n. the
human
race.
kind
of parasite,
an
"88,
4o,
Im, 2c,
the
re-
co^'$8c5, 4o,
w?^,
range of mountains.
c^S, 4o,
jaQ'S'^ooS,
creeper
that
spreads
on
the
n.
poor lineage.
58, 4o,
'^c^'^S'3^'^8,
4c, 2o,
58, 4o,
or
scattered
in
different
places,
>^, 2c,
*QS,
which
encloses
the
kernel,
^S
135
with
the
g^,
2c, Ic,
n.
it.
the
rind
of
a hog
fatty
substance
beneath
an empty shelL
vide
g^
ooS,
"g^w, 3c, 6c, a stable; "g^^, 3c, Ic, a pigsty; (K,) a room. 3c, 2c, n. an enclosure used for confinement, a prison
yard.
c8,S"g.Soo6, 3c,
g^co,
3c, 3c, n.
5c, 3c.
g^co^oo', g5,
as a stall
a bottle.
V. *"S^, 4o, to gJB, 4c,
^"^j
4c, 4c, n.
'g^"gS6^"S5,
sound.
V. g-S, 4c,
be bent up, crooked, as the hand. of a weaver's shuttle. part 4c, 4c, 4o, 4o, adv. with a rattling or jingling
g5,
a.
^5,
what belongs to a
some person,
an equivalent.
used only in speaking of two persons. ^, Ic, lo, pr. both, used only in addressing two persons. oS, Ic, prep, on account of, because of.
Ic, Ic, pr. both,
136
^S
int. the same as 5cpcS, Im, 3o, when used "gSScScS, Ic, Im, 3o, as an interjection.
S,
2c, a.
*SS, 2o,
8c, a. pink;
a.
(K.)
(C. S.)
Ic.
deep pink.
'9C,
gS, 3c,
3c, 4o,
7j.
vide
2o.
71.
gum.
8o5, 3c, 3m,
.tS,
n. vide
3c, 2o, n. a
part of oof
oS, 3c,
V.
g]^
^SS, 3o, to hit or touch accidentally, with bad as to catch one's foot on a rope and fall.
results,
n.
3cSjd'X"^So'3S, 2c, Ic, 3c, Ic. a basket and its contents, viz. two bundles of
salt,
two
of tea,
as an offering to nats
hanks of thread used as a wedding gift to a bride; also and to call back a fairy, JjlS'?^, 5c,
Ic;
96''g'>S, 5c, Ic,
an ancient custom.
c^jdoS, 2o, 2o.
v.
(K.) to send a present from a distance. ^cjjlft^ B.) something placed upon the head
for
"S,
5c, V.
to be
as his spur catches in the earth and COCpc'g8, lo, 4c, 5c, i.e. he remains quiet, fascinating his prey. o5, 5c, 2o, V. to catch and tear, as on a nail or thorn.
^^
^Sc6,
5c, Ic, V. to
1S7
resentment.
V. "go5, 2c,
*So5, 2o, to
a knot,
make a knot;
n.
a knot;
a debt, used with o^, 3c, Sg'^Sg'goS 4c, 3c, 4c, 2c; (Yi.) 4c. V. to be tied in a kind of knot, one loop OD'opcp, 2c, lo, lo, following another.
OO.S, 2c, 5c, V. to
^^n^
V.
the same.
2c, 5c,
V.
to be united in love.
v.
the same.
c|885'>S,
head,
as
scattered
fragments,
from a box.
finished;
come
to
an end, to be
to
pay a
debt,
"goSoSo^,
V.
in composition, to
be intensely
the
same as
1st def.
goS, 4c, V.
5c. child born in a family, co.S"go5o5, 3c, 2c, *'So5, 4o, to curve up, draw together at the
ends
as
(K.j to throw away, cast away, to separate from; divorce as a husband or wife, mde 8o5, 3o.
5c, 5o, adv. in
to
goSSoS,
secretly,
^dS^oS,
5c, 5c,
adv.
with a scratching,
used with to make a rough grating '^SSio^, 4o, Ic, with the mouth in eating.
g'^S,
Ic. n.
"g>S,
*'S'>$,
sound
the hair
of animals,
Ic, 6dq!^,
Ic;
(K.J
4)C.
18
138
"O^,
Ic, n.
g'iS
*S'S,
"gS,
from
birth,
o^,
Ic.
Ic, iio, V. to
have
ill.
this
spirit
frightened
away, so
as
to
make
the person
V.
to
have
this
spirit
return of health.
"g-aS,
Ic, n.
two baskets of
rice.
opposed to
left.
oo',
Ic, 5o,
Ti.
(
a.
left,
as
)
opposed to right.
that part of the blade of a weapon or
g-^S, Ic,
K. and C.S.
^cS, 3o.
g'>S, 2c,
as a cock, vide "^c, Ic. (C.S.) to crow, the richness of anything, used *'S^, 2o,
in
comor
richness
silver,
of the earth
der.
from next
word.
"g^, 2c,
n.
^'S'^S, 2o,
(oogs
B.)
revenue
received
by assessing
property.
jdS, 2c, lo, 8, 2c, Ic, n,
',
n.
2c, 5c, n.
cotton, JDC^goS, Ic, 2c. V. *"8'>S, 3o, to collect, gather together, into one g-^S, 3c, with the idea of a large number, as of people or of
place,
many
goods.
"SS/dS, 3c, 3c, lo, V. to collect together in a central place.
g-sS, 4c,
n.
I'.
"g-^, 4c,
(K. and C.S.) exhalation, smoke, vide <g'^, 4c. to shake as anything loose, to move '^'Scp, 4o,
back
and
o'>^,
5(',
n.
*ScS, 5o, a
n.
staff,
stick, cudgel.
a drumstick.
rod or
stick.
^S
^9^oo5,
5c, 5c, n. a flat stick or
n.
139
paddle used in washing.
cane with
iron
at
oo8ogc,
00^,
the
lower end.
5c, 5c, n.
a short rod.
cooS8,
small
mallet used
by carpenters to
pound a
gS, 5c,
a whip.
n.
a gong hammer.
c8cp,
-
an oar, vide jd^6d'88, 2o, o'^S, 5c, 3o, 4o, n. ('C.S. ) stick. J8, 5c, 4m, n. a long, slender
g-S, 2c,
n.
^-SiS,
4,
4o.
a margin.
boundary.
crackingly
a. brittle,
3c,
*^iS,
3o,
to
be
brittle,
brittle,
easily
broken into
"g
S*,
anything; to meet, come tpgether at the ends; to turn a day, month or year, or any period of time; n. a circle,
ring;
meet again after an absence. SS, 3c, 2c, V. to turn a period of time, most commonly a year; to be more than a year old.
V. to /^-sS^-sS, 3c, Ic, 4c,
same.
3c, Ic, n.
the ankle.
the wrist.
n.
a period of days, as
five
140
"^p
"o',
Ic, V.
^'S^,
lo,
to
desire
to
be
as
to
So^,
V. g', 3c,
*',
"g6',
3o, to
meet together,
to die.
as
two persons or
as the stem
things^
vide
"O.
3c;
(^Laos)
2c,
iy.
^'5, 2o, to
of a
rice
plant,
"O,
when unable
head of grain.
3c, V.
ako ^,
invert
3c.
V.
(oaSoSB.j
to
the rice-pot
of
a
to
from a person,
excommrlnicate.
o. 3c,
V.
(K.)
n. a subject, matter or thing under *'^^, 3c, (os^oS B.) -^S, 3o, consideration; a time, "^l^*!! 3o, 3c.
^ScS, 2o,
3c.
n. a Chin man. *'^5, 4c, (aS B.) ^S. 4o, aS, 4o, adv. repeatedly, again and again,
verb.
"OiS,
4o, 4o;
<y.
aS, 5o,
^'^S, oc,
compute.
"3]<S'.
3o, n.
^^^' 3c, (oTjcS B.) a leather having holes, which is used in weaving strips of cloth; a strip of cloth woven by
n.
itself.
a piece
of perforated
leather
used
in
weaving.
^5*,
3o,
V.
*'^,
between two
surfaces;
V.
to place together
two
fiat surfaces.
used in composition. ^. -lo, (55<S* B.) 000 B.) to be easy, happy, at OD^, 4o, 2c, V. (
happiness,
"^jl,
rest,
rest;
n.
ease,
.oo5o8c^. 4c,
Im.
4c, V.
halt,
*'^, 4c,
C^ B.)
v.
to put
down,
to
place;
to
make a
remain a
.short time.
to put at interest.
"^iB
V. to settle the mind, be settled in "^]sc6, 4c, Ic, to feel confortable and easy in mind. tion;
141
purpose,
inten-
^^l''^T'
^^>
'^'
^^^ same.
V.
and
B.) to give a reward, do a favor. v. the same. O'^'[83o6*, 4c, 4c, 4c, 3o, coS, 4c, 5c, V. {oo6 B.) to encamp, go into quarters.
V. c^, 4c, 4c, ^at^
co^cooS,
V.
to
make a
resolution
in
to put
down, degrade from a position. to remove a film from the eye b} means of
to take vermifuge.
place
in
to
be
humble,
lowly in spirit.
ooS, 4c, 2c,
o^, 4c, 3c,
V. V.
to put into prison. to discharge the debt of a person. to stop for rest or refreshment. to
V.
curry
a corpse to the
place
in
which
of
charms or
medicine.
c8^,
4c, 3c,
V.
V.
rest.
o^
4c, 5c, V. to
v.
J^^\,
(oop
by
to confine, imprison;
to control.
mind.
make permanent
as paint, dye.
142
^b
3c, V. to contract in
v.
*n|^c8^, 3c,
an obligatory writing.
3c.
the same.
same as
'?)|"S,
n. fetters. c^-snS, 2c, 40, ^cjagSs B.) 2c, V. vide coS"^|, 2c, 2c. c'^'^l, 2c,
V. the same. C^-gjSc"^"^!, 2c, 5c, 2c, 2c, 2c, V. to be happy, colloq. c<g^, 2c. C"^^, c"^^, 3c, n. *"^, 3c, (c?)5 B.) the dross of metals,
's*^'f,
3c,
3c.
n. C"3|^, 4c,
V. C"^9, 4c,
*'^, 4c,
stages.
*,
4c,
(caoB.j
coax to eat; to persuade. 00, 4c, lo, V. to draw out by questions which assume the thing to be ascertained, to catch with words.
>S>S, 4c, Ic, V. to
V.
the
same as c^],
4c.
V.
4c,
V.
smooth; to be of
fine texture.
^,
"gj-S,
4c, 3c,
to be smooth,
or receiving flattery.
'8'^S,
3c, 3c,
V. V.
V.
the same.
"gS, 2c,
goS, 3c,
to
take
out
of,
to
free
from,
deliver, release.
/3fiO,
3c, Ic, V.
n.
sam.
^\, 2c,
(^1, 2c,
a charm.
*^,
n. gJ3, 2o,
^S.S,
any
set
pointed
bamboo
"sJB,
sharp
sometimes
n. ^2^, 3o,
2o.
make
wide,
broad;
to
increase,
augment;
to be broad, wide.
v.
the same.
2*
gS, 60,
lo,
n.
143
*"S5, 5c,
to
gS,
V.
*'S6,
Ic,
place
across,
make a
is
barrier,
place
athwart.
gS, 2o,
n.
put or where
be
some-
work
pS, 4o,
V.
done, as
"gSoo^,
2o, lo.
release;
liberty,
to
free,
times 5o.
V.
O^,
^06, 2o,
4o,
V.
Ic, V.
same as
"gS,
4o.
self;
*'QcS, 2c, to
to
level,
"g'jS,
smooth
Ic, n.
of animals,
"g>8,
0088S,
a small
amount of money
left
in the
of his destiny,
fate, fortune.
^oS,
Ic, n.
*"8'>S,
Ic, Ic,
Ic.
g^,
g^5,
lo, n.
*"8'>8,
vide
"g,
in
a sprawling
4c.
manner,
helter-skelter,
like sticks of
"OlccS",
wood; (K.)
mark of a
cross
or anything
resem-
bling a cross.
"90S, 2c, 2c, adv. in a
2c. -o^-^cS, 2c,
V. *", 3c, to g', 3c,
cross-legged
position,
as
a deity,
also
junction;
to
meet,
Ct^S,
4o.
g',
lo,
V.
*"S,
Ic, to
^8, lo,
B.) to divide, separate; to levy; basket. ooS, lo, sometimes "', 4c.
4c, (^b
V.
*,
n. half
U4
4c. 4c. g'tfSo, 4o,
V.
"g
fSt^
of half
a basket of
"g*,
"g,
rice.
4o,
3c,
V. V.
to
"o'.
4o.
most.
"g,
4o, n. vide
.p,
4o.
"gl,
opposed to the
left,
sometimes
vgi,
Ic.
", 2c,
"g.
vide
^,
2c.
3c, V.
have a disposition to be
angry.
"*',
3c, 3c.
V.
to
mean,
sam
as
3c.
S, 4c,
V.
damp
Ic.
cgcSS,
'S^c^.
Im,
n.
*"6,
lo, a needle.
oco|8, Im, 5c, 4c, n. an oblong-eyed needle. sS, Im, lo, n. a needle, as jsqSi'S^ScoSm^, 2c, 4c, Im, lo. Ic,
3o, he has not even a needle.
as
charm.
iS, Im, 2o, n. a round-eyed needle.
^o5, Im,
cloth.
2c,
V.
to
Jn^^S,
"S,
Im,
Ic, 3c,
Ira,
v.
*x>,
a snare, vide '^S, 4c. 4m, (K.) OoS, 4m, 4o, n. (K.) a spade, shovel.
n.
"5,
lo, n.
*,
lo, a species
of reed
some
'S./ag'^S,
varieties
lo, 2c;
of
which
4o.
are
(K.j
c5
*S. "S,
lis
^.
To, 2o,
to
be
burnt or
th2
scorcbed
as
rice
food in cooking,
38',
3c, 3o,
broken
burnt
adhering to the
applied
'o,
dry brushwood, grass, stubble. 4o, n. *X), 4o, the board binding, which protects the upper edge of the side of a boat, 5o, V. "3, 5o, to be well-finished, done with precision.
4o, n.
"'o,
i'O,
.
"S^*,
5o, 3o,
V.
tlie
name.
C
The
third letter of the Shan Alphabet, and the third Consonant
COC^,
C^,
quarrelsome noise,
used of dogs,
c?,
in a continuous line, a
4c,
bend or an
Im, 4c;
v.
to bend,
make bends
bend
in a
mountain road.
coc^,
cS. 5c,
4c, 4c, also 4o, 4o, adv. with a quarrelsome noise, as dogs;
nodding heavily,
V.
V.
as
cocSc^,
4c.
the .'same as
cB,
tS, 3o,
to
be
open,
separated;
to
cS, 5o,
V. to call roughly, used with q\S, 5c. cS, Ic, vide cS, lo.
cScS,
ing to bite.
cScS,
c6,
lo,
same.
to
leave
person or thing, to
separate from,
"sS,
have
nothing to
lo,
or jdS.
cS, 2o,
V.
back or
waist,
19
146
qS
3o, n. a crotch, division into
c,
point of separation and not a sharp angle like 6, So, used of manufactured articles. having long prongs,
cS, 5o,
V.
''cS, 5c, to
fruit,
pull
apart;
to
CoS, 5c,
V.
CoS,
5o,
(ccS B. j
to
famish,
coS-oS,
5o, 3c,
./386'-o6,
4c, 3c.
a^cs^, Ic, Ic, adv. moaningly. &9S8^, Ic. Ic, Ic, Ic, adv.
CsS, 3c,
V.
the same.
the teeth,
to
bite;
to
have
^S^S,
Ic,
to
be
entire,
not
castrated,
used
of
to be unusually
hand-
some.
C^,
gold,
either
remainor
p-old
being
imperfectly
refined
in.
"S,
3c.
oS, cS,
3o, 4o,
V.
'^S'*?, 3c,
sovtetima
3c.
n.
to
have
convulsions,
8'^Cf, Im,
4o.
to
frequent involuntary
twitch-
4o, Ic,
V.
the same.
have convulsions.
V. V.
to have convulsions
to have convulsions
and turn
red.
*c^,
oc, poison,
c^,
cS, 4c,
qS, 2o,
a
n.
fish;
gills
of
cb
C(Sc^, 2o, 5o, n. the armpit, ifide /)(Sc, 2o, 5o.
'>^)
14/
a part of a roof overhanging the space on one side, as a protection from the weather.
n.
V.
^o 4o,
cS, 3o,
by the occurrence
fail to
of something
do a thing intended, as o5d8^cc6j3Q8'Sc(S^|, 2c, Im, 3o, 2c, (hej prepared to fight but the
abortive.
C^*,
effort
was
So,
V.
*8(5, 3c, to
ya^Sc^,
v.
cS, tide c
c8, Ic,
V.
*8o,
Ic, to
to
be
of a
sad
4c,
from
some
J^,
down
in close thought.
somewhat
lost in
thought, absent-minded
or stupid.
V.
to
drowsiness,
to
nod
heavily.
V.
to
CO, 3c,
n.
the opposite
of
(K.
Ic.
arm
to
consume the
profit
and leave
n. the ruler of
a country.
adv. at
first.
c68,
q^S,
tail.
cS, 4c, n.
oSco,
ness emitted
oS, 4c, Ic, n.
by a body,
cS/woS,
a clear lustre.
a brilliant lustre.
n.
148
c8c8cp,
Sm,
n.
lustre, brightness.
3m.
of sun
cSoScOcS'sS,
lo,
n.
the
brightness
and
moon.
j, 4c, 3o,
n.
n.
a shadow, shade.
vid
c8coS,
4c, 2c.
used only in composition, as oo'o8ooc8, 2c, 2o, 2c, 4c, to listen to news.
news,
V.
c8, 3o,
clever,
somewhat incapable
(K. y 4o.
in
mind
and show
88, 3o, 3o,
c8, 3o,
V. V.
the same.
c8, 3o,
*cO, 3c, to cry as a cat or tiger. to stretch out or reach out, ( K.)
as
the
hand
after
9S8S, 00,
c8, 5o,
V.
Ic, V.
hard as a dog,
"^S, 4o.
by
overhang-
*c. 5c, to
ScoSc, 4c, 4c, 4c, 2o; (K.) to incubate. draw in the lips between the teeth.
as,
o^,
c, 2o, V.
2c,
sufficient
for
c,
3o. n.
3c,
tree,
road;
a crotch, fork.
n.
bend at
tlie
armpit.
3o, Ic,
n.
n.
lo,
to be good, excellent,
c8, Ic.
85
C|, Ic, V.
lic)
at, as
>8'>Sco3^C'[,
Ic,
CjCl, 3c, 3c, adv. with loud bursts of grief, J^Sfi^, 5c, 3c. cc, 3c, 3c, 3c, 3c, adv. the same.
cp,
4c, n.
several
4c,
kinds,
^o;
Cjsco,
4c,
Ic;
CJSO'^S',
4o;
n.
*C, 4c, an
fang;
a.
an
au.i\
extended
bodv
of
troops;
cjjCO.ScoSc]*,
n. the
n.
file
1^8,
1^,
a boar's tusk.
//.
^\s^,
4c, 4o,
n.
{c\ B. j
state
of
eight places of punishment called narakas. SoScctS", 4c, 4o, 2o, 3o, n. the eight storeys
divisions
of
c, 5c, V.
hell.
*c, 5c,
(^
to unitedly give
to bring different persons B.) to endeavor for a religious purpose, cc'^c, 5c, 4c. money
c58,S, 2c, 2c, adv. with a quarrelsome sound, as dogs. 8^85, 4c, 4c, adv. with a distressed sound, as a sick dog. C.8g5, 4c, 4c, 4c, 4c, adv. the same.
8>S, 3o, v. *C.S, 3o, to project as the
middle
of the
body when
bending backwards or anything warped at tlie sides; to bend to one side* as 85g'Y 3o, 4c: to turn up at the sides
or edges, to tuni back, warp,
i
kle
cpJ5.
3o.
150
Scg
3o, 5o, V. to turn up, be crooked.
V.
8B^o5,
3S,
j8,
2Sc8S,
CO, 4o,
3o, 3c, u.
to look
to one side.
3o, lo,
V.
bend backward.
cuttle bone, the
3o, 3o, n.
(ccScQcS B.)
dorsal
plate
of
the cuttle
V.
fish.
-P,
shun as a stone thrown, generally with the idea of quick movement. 4o, 4o, V. to change from one set of tones to another in the
*cS,
4c, to avoid,
rhymes of a
speech;
to
line
in
poetical
book;
to
be crooked in
dispute.
V.
the
same as
8.S, 4o.
when one
cS, 4c,
(8i^<
B.
to
become calm,
of a
quiet,
as
after
quarrel,
used with
c8. 3m,
oi,
n.
Im,
fin
fish;
3m,
Ic, n.
a
n.
fin.
8o5,
3m, 4m,
y, 3m,
86, 3m,
n.
5c, n. the
a word,
<SX>^,
3c, as
^,Q^S'S)^JSg
used cp5, 3o,
88, 3o,
V.
size,
vide
only in ,8^8, 3o, 3o, 88, 3o, n. (K.) the loins, waist, small of the back, vide y8, lo. 88. 3o, v. to be listless,' hard to arouse, used with c8, Ic.
88, 4o,
V.
one
side,
bend
one
side,
as
the
c^,
lo,
to
look up
to,
depend upon,
also
cpcp>
lo.
^>S^^,
V.
desire, as a child
to look up to others longingly with when others are eating, used mostly of
S-jS
151
8cp, 3o,
V.
*C'>S, 3o. to
588cSdoS,
4)0,
80,
8m,
80, 4c,
open partly as a bud, to open, vide S, i/. to open the lips but keep
3c.
tlie
teeth closed.
Sep,
V.
*C'>S,
4c,
V,
4<o,
co^, 4o,
8cp, 4o,
V,
(^ggSiB.
V. (
/)oS8c8cp,
coS, 60.
V.
w,
00, 3c,
"O^.
Ic.
c'3C'8'>S,
Ic, Ic,
c^-c^S,
applied to cold,
joo58^8^,
i,
8^,
8'>S"s>8,
4c, 2o,
8'>8
ooS,
4c.
4c,
o8w,
OoSooqj
*i^5ll"
4c,
Im, 3c,
Ic, v. to
^
jy.
4c, 3c.
be
informed,
receive
information,
8^,
4c, V.
i.
to feel, to experience,
to
be
affected
8w^4c,
coS, 4c, 4c,
3c, to feel
warm.
when
ill.
to
V.
to be disgusted with.
v.
to feel
happy.
Im,
V.
i;.
the
same as
8'>S, 4c.
ooS,
4c, lo,
to be melted with
others.
V.
qB,
4c, 5c, v. to
m^Q'^f
4c, lo,
Im,
v.
to smell a
bad odor.
152
c^S
V. to smell a sweet scent. 8>S/3o'e^, 4c, lo, Ic, 86*, 3c, V. *cS, 3c, to compress between two, as a pair of tongs,
8^,
4k),
and upwards,
as the horns of
some
'>^5
covering firewood,
the
8(S, 4o, V.
its
prey;
to
grasp,
5o, n. *c6', 5o, the side of the head, the temple, cSS^S, 3c, 5o.
8cS, vide C.
83, lo,
V.
''co,
Ic, to fear, as
a person alone;
less
to have
a drea<i
4o.
of something, to be timid,
than
/p^,
lo, 4o,
V.
to be desolate, far
8888,
;5o,
8^,
Im, as B-^^odSS
weak from
sickness,
c^8888,
88, 4o,
/(.
8g585,
8, 2c,
v.
*C\, 2c,
to
Cg
fit
to
be even, equal;
to
accord, act in
concert;
by
side, parallel.
to
be confused in sound, as
have a projection, 8>8qJDo', Im, 4c, 5c, as a gun, cJ3^S, 4c, 3c, a gunstock. cJBciS, 4c, 4c, adv. in a sinuous manner as a snake crawls, or a
GO,
4c,
Ti.
ch,
4c, that
which
is
fish
reelingly,
cSc~8,
4c, 4c.
adv.
noddingly,
as
to
nod
heavily.
c5cS, lo, lo, adv. vide ypScS, lo, lo. c6, 2o, V. to bend around, be crooked; more freq. jdS, 2o. ^^^ arch of the rainbow. ^*^' '^^' " 51^!?'^' ^^'
cS, 3o,
V.
to be tall
lo.
c^ScS, 3o, 3o, adtJ. intensive, as0^8(^c8, Ic, 3o, So. very high. <^, 4o, w. *c8, 4o, a sprout from a seed; a proboscis.
71.
71.
proboscis of an elephant.
4o, lo, n.
the
tree,
Jcpy^cS,
n.
an
article of food.
either of the shout <^<j8, 4o, 4o, adv. very loudly, noisily, said of a man , the wailing of a dog or the trumpeting of an ele-
phant.
(jcp,
make a
noise, as a dog.
^c^,
5c.
ccp, 4o, w. to be crooked, to zigzag as the stem of a vine or branch. to wrench oiF as the top of a plant that is old and V. C^c8, 4)0,
tough.
c^oS,
5c, V.
to
grow rapidly
as
young
5o,
V.
*coS,
5o,
to
be bent crooked;
n. curves in the
on a mountain slope.
def.
same as 2nd
coS, Ic,
V. to
howl, as a dog.
c^c^S,
moaningly, vide cs^caS, Ic, Ic. end of anything as a tuberous root; the end
man,
animals;
a precipice.
y8, 4c, lo, n. the root of a tail. caS, 5o, n. *C'S, 5o, poison (that which
may
trated
rice
to the depression
made
in
the
field;
20
154
cSooJ^
<;^-88ySc8S
and down
eis
down
stairs; to
to
droop
as the
Co,
5o, V.
*cS, 5o, to cover as one dish with another; to prostrate one's self, as in au effort to escape danger, c<S 006*08^,
n.
n.
*C\, 4c, an ox or cow, vide 08, 4c. a name given to the 5th son, as /'c8,
to
3o,
5c. It
is
common
5c.
resj>ectively
<^8,
follows:
yao",
00%
2c,
c?,
4c.
4c,
V.
in
a cup shape;
c,
a^o 4o.
Co5cc,
4c,
t'.
to screen
4c.
an overhanging
tree,
vide c,
5c, 4c,
S85^c, 3m,
c,
3o, V.
and body.
c. 4o, V.
vide c, 4c.
c, 4o, (6) V.
Im,
n.
common
green snake.
n. the
'S8j^Sc8S,
4c,
4c,
Im,
lo, 3o.
c'
156
n. the same, vide ^SSj^S^^S, 4c, Im, lo, So, c8(p^S. 5o, lo, 3o. a harmless red-necked snake. n. c-oY^^j ^^> ^c, lo,
n.
c88,
worm.
2o,
n.
sam
as
3c.
CO 5, 4c, lo, n. the python, a boa constrictor. c8^6yaQ^, 4c, lo, 3c, n. a small kind of python. yo, 4c, 2c, n. the cobra.
c^Sjd^, 4c,
^,
2o, n. the
hamadryad.
q^8o^,
same as Q{r8'S, 4c, 2c. 2o. 5^8^, 4c, 2c, 3c, n. the 4c, 3o, 5c, n. a kind of water snake, harmless.
^8^,
c6, 3c, V.
one side higher than the other, to have one side depressed lower than the other, as a boat in the water, also ^, 3c.
*C\, 3c, to be not level,
i.
e.
down
as a child
ued
illness.
be tame, civilized, cultivated, oScp, 2m. 4o, adv. an imitative sound, as of a child crying, <j"'cSc5,
to *C'[, 3c,
c?c8cS,
V. ^Laos) to do, ^o5, 4m. c8co<9, 5o, 3o, V. to be envious of, (b). c', 3c, V. to be refused permission to do;
So; to be disappointed,
c',
lo, V.
*8,
Ic, to
to set
in its
156
^oS
proper posture, as a cup which has been overturned, 4c, lo, to lie' on the back.
-ac-jSc',
8^, Im,
to smell
somewhat
offensively,
not so strong as
c',
3o,
V.
c, 3o, 3o,
c^
,
same,
like, similar.
,
4o,
V.
*c, 4c, to be
2c.
4o,
n.
(Laos) morning
*c, 5c,
to
morning
sink
scj,
5c,
V.
to
walk.
^36, ^5c, 5o, V. the
^oo'',
same.
5c, lo,
t;.
to sink
down and
die;
to collapse.
2c9, 3c, V. same as c', 3c, to want to do and not get permission. cc9, 4c, V. *C\, 4c, to be wrinkled, drawn up as the dried skin
of a buffalo;
to be curled as the hair; to be sullen.
"8^,
4c, 4c, V. to
eis
leather
when put
into
fire.
'^S, 4c,
V.
*cS, 4c,
sion.
cS,
8.Sc.S,
4c,
V.
to
shake or
roll
slightly
cB,
4c,
moving when pushed; to nod when drowsy, 4c, and cScS, 4c, 4c.
or weight, as
8Jdc^, 4c, 4c, adv. used of things hard to handle because of too
great size
difficulty.
oo^S^c^,
lift
with
^S, 3o,
^8, 4o,
71.
*c,
*cS,
V.
to
bend one
side;
v.
i.
to be bent, to
incline,
;S,
BS,
5o,
V.
to
8o5, 3c,
^o5,
,3c,
V.
V.
*co5, 3c,
-ic.
than
^o5.
^9Sj;S^Bc^
8o5, 4c,
V. V.
157
vide SoS^^c.
8S,
2c,
3c.
3m,
3c, also
^Q^,
8S,
4c. n.
*C9S. 4c,
silver.
money.
very pure.
4c,
^c, n.
a kind of
silver,
4c, 4o, n.
it is
money
money
money
a
spending
money.
subscribed or given.
Ic, n.
71.
forfeit, fine.
^8S B.) a very pure kind of silver. money loaned or deposited, "SysgSg^
op8,3c, 2c, 2c, SOO?, 4c, 2c, n. money raised by direct taxation. 'ciO'>S, 4c, 3c, 3o, n. a tax imposed on a whole village
collectively.
c^', 4c,
Ic,
n. silver in
lumps or nuggets
as
formerly used in
the
,
Shan
States.
4c, 5c, n.
interest.
C^,
4c, 2c, n.
shallow cakes as
it
comes from
tlie
ore in
which the
silver
is
much
lead.
n.
the same.
CO 8, 4c, 5o,
71.
CO, 4c,
Ic, n.
amount of
CO, 4c, 2c, n.
money given
71.
as
an offering.
4c, 2c.
QO^, 4c,
/wsS,
2c,
the
n.
same as
(oSf B.)
^9Sc9,
change,
4c,
4o,
money paid
back as
balance.
n. the silver of alchemy. Silver, accordj;8^.8|, 4c, 5o, 5c, 5c, ing to a popular fancy, may be made by fusing various
158
metals.
gS
however has not yet been discovered, though the attempt is frequently made.
secret
The
same.
^aS^S,
o^S^^^iB,
S'^S, 3o, n.
as of a string
race, descent,
used with
^S, 4o. 8S, 4c, V. *cS, 4c, to overhang as a rock, tree or bank; n. the also 5c, and 2o. space beneath an overhanging rock, &c.,
8(S, 4c, V.
A
be
inefficient,
is
as
good
for nothing.
71.
an
extension of a roof,
also 4c,
and
5c.
ODicocS,
5o,
Ic, 4o,
to scowl or to stare
wards so that the brow projects. cS, 3o, a. *C\, 3c, not clever in mind, somewhat incapable.
c, 3o, 5c, a. the savie,
^88^8c, 3o,
o6q8,
c8, 3o, Ic, a. dejected, having a downcast countenance. i. the same as sS-jc, 3o, 3c c8, 3o, 3o; ^8, 3o.
C, 5c, V. *C, 5c, to call,
C.S, 3c, V.
sleep.
cry as a buffalo,
also C, 5c.
*cS,
head as a serpent or a
man from
V. to
4o,
V.
to
toss
about as a boat;
wavy
as in stripes.
o^B,
',
C.S, 5c, V.
rv.
branches and twigs of trees. *cB, 5c, to be crooked, not straight, a>i a curved line;
bend
in the
a crook or curve.
n. a gardener's trowel,
cS, 4c,
cco^c8,
4c, 4c.
i
igS, 6c,
159
leaf, vide
n. a sprout of
c8, 4o.
9^, gw,
Ic, V. to
howl, as a dog.
mound,
vrtfreq.
c-^Sg^,
c8c8,
g8,
goS,
8c, n. a
mountain peak.
g^,
8c, n. (K.
and C.S.) an
flwia?.
island, vide
^^,
Ic.
jOoSg-aScw,
g^S,
*C9?, 5c, the end of a thing which terminates abruptly, sometimes 3c.
5c,
4c,
c-o^,
n.
head begins.
oo', 5c, Ic, n. the
is
end of the plough handle to which the share end of a mountain range.
self
c^y
g^,
8c, V.
*cS,
the earliest
V. vide g^*, 4c,
tt^gcSwlJcScoS, 4c, 3c, 4c, Im, 5c, to exert one's moment to do a thing,
from
^'^C^, 4o,
4c.
cS,
4c, V. to
blanket,
cS,
6c, V. to
c*, Ic, V. to desire to have something another person has, Ic, Ic, V. to pilfer and eat.
Ic.
B^,
/8,
by
little.
g', 4c, n. a small kettle with a spout and handle. ocoSS, 4c, 5c, 8m, n. a tea pot.
g', 4c, V. *c', 4c, to look at slyly, to pry into. 00 5, 4c, 4o, V. to reconnoitre.
o^<^) 4c, 4o;
6, Ic, V.
;CO, 4c, Ic, v. the
same.
tQ^i
Ic, 4c.
what one
sees
cS, 2o.
160
6, 5c, V. *c, 5c, to
CO
as
two branches of
a tree; to be
8, 3c,
n.
*8, 3c,
mud
to
or mire, as
in the
bed or
on
the bank of a
be
cloud or
S, 4c,
V.
*c, 4c, to
be extinguished;
to
be appeased,
quieted
,^
happy.
c^Sc^,
and eat small quantities at the expense of another from whatever motive; to pick and eat when there is
only a small quantity for several persons, R'3^ lo, Ic, V. the same.
,
S,
c,
lo, V. to nip,
3o, V. *S,
prongs;
/938B6'/aQ8, 3o,
Ic, 3c,
to
take by
means of pincers
who
has
00,
The
first
Consonant
CO,
5c, n.
a company,
collection
used of
men, animals and things, cxjcpccjcsS, 5c, Ic, 5c, 5c, ^'>S S'^ccoS'^co, 4o, Tm, 5c, Im, 5c, som^^iwe* used for c88,
4o, as a plural sign, as -sScoaoS, Ic, 5c, 5c, for "aScSS-scoS,
Ic, 4o, 5c,
CO, 5c,
Im,
V.
-yoS, 5c,
-/sgbco,
4m,
V. to
to do.
CO, 5c,
V.
same as ooc, 5c, Im. 5c, Ic, Im, *c8, 5c, to be bad (b.); to be bad in health, (used
v. part, the
only
in the negati^ve,
disposition;
to b- angry.
CXD
S^c^
161
v. to
CO, 5c, V. *c8, 5c, to place together so as to liave the sides touch
whether in upright or horizontal position; to cover temporarily, as in the effort to protect from rain, ooaS, 5c.
cx)"s8,
n. a kind of grass producing heads like the rice but destitute of any real grain, vide s8cS8, 3c, Ic. plant, co^jDCOoS, 3c, 5c, 3o, n. P.) woolen cloth; broad-
5c, 3c,
(od^COoS
cloth.
n. vide
af^so
3o, 4c.
oo58,
ocoj,
2c,
(^mogD
and
comprises celestial,
terrestrial,
surround a central
n. the co^.n]|8, 3c, 4c,
Myenmo Mountain;
co^coi
/)^
co^,
4c, adv.
*c,
4c, well,
cp^,
5c, as
<j|
well.
split.
bamboo
wood.
n. the
n. the cicada.
co,Soo5ccx)^cco^, 4c,
4c,
4c,
4c, adv.
co^cO'jSco^coi^,
3c, (b.).
4c,
2c,
4c,
3c,
n.
the
n.
a grasshopper.
ii.
cx)^^o5co>oc8cS, 4c, 2c, 4c, lo, coS^S, 4c, 4m, n. a tick, also
the same.
9,
cg^^
4c,
4m.
co^, 5c,
V. *c8.S, 5c,
to pull
^oS,
to jerk.
21.
162
coS^S
5c, 3o, V. to jerk, to twitch, snatch away.
71.
00^086,
CO.S, 2o,
CO.8, 2o,
n.
a place;
water
left
over
after supplying a rice field, coS^'iS, 2o, 3o. cOiS"^, 2o, 2o, adv. intensive, used with coS^S, 2o, 2o. co^, 3o, n. *CoS, 3c, (ecS B.j a wheel, an^i;hing turning- on an
axis;
thunderbolt,
made
circular
kind of charm
target.
c,
CO.S,
3o, V.
to
(opdSeoSP.) the Zodiac. dig out, clear away as weeds and bushes,
cO'>c, 5c.
71.
V. to
be
close,
niggardly, infreq.
5c, 2c,
5c, 5c,
a,
fit
for
either
C08, 2c,
V.
something now completely past; sometimes only, even. 00, 2c, 5c, adv. beginning now.
co<?i^,
as, to
the ques-
tion
8o5ao>S.OQ|g, 4m,
ooSoi, 2c, 3c, or .Sc^oo, 4o, 4c, like to know; I wonder why.
ri,
Ic.
coS'oS, 2c, 2c, adv. the darkest shade, used with c85,
red.
lo, to be
co6
163
coScoS, 2c, 2c, adv. with a murmuring confused soubkI, as of a crowd of people, cw], 4c.
co,
<^B,
to
make equal
V,
to weigh.
ooS,
4c, V.
cx>8, 4c,
to hate intensely.
v. the
same.
co(p6, 4c,
co,
lo, V.
v. the
ccoc5,
damaged
salt.
c^^,
lo, 5o,
coS, 2o,
V.
*c85, 2c,
to be cleared from
dirt,
to be pure, clear,
cloudless,
in.
^coSoo', 3o,4o,3o,3c,
-5cS, 3o,2m,
n.
v. to
be skilled
in speech.
workman who
4c,
n. a
c8'ScoS88, 3o,lc,3o,
man
8^o5,
cBS, 3o,
coS, 3o,
V.
3o,
certainly, unquestionably.
4m,
n. a blacksmith.
c],
4o, n.
*c8,
4c,
priest proficient in
co8^S,
cob, 4o,
n.
3c, Ic.
co,
4o, V. to
(K.) a high raised frame, stage, scaffold, vide CoS, 4o. rewash, wash again with clean water.
to
red,
as
c8S
co,
5o,
*c8 S, 5c
an elephant.
164
oooS
an insect which
an elephant with only one tusk. Clo', 5o,4c,lo, n. an elephant with small tusks.
Im,
n.
c,
5o, 2c, n.
so called
blance of
its
mouth
to that of
an elephant.
restlessly.
o6'o, 5o, Ic, 3c, n. an elephant which swings its trunk soS, 5o, 2o, n. an elephant with only one tusk.
^^
,
5o, 5c,
is
so9, 5o, 3c, n. a male elephant. s^, 5o, 3o, n. a female elephant.
ccSsw^o', oo, 3o, Ic, 4o, n. a female elephant employed to bring in wild ones, a decoy elephant. cooSool, 3c, 2c, n. (^o>030D P.) the time and circumstances of
one's birth.
c6'oo'[, 3c,
cooS, 4c,
cooS,
V.
*c8o5, 4c, to
5c, V,
*c8o5, 5c, to be slightly cracked as a vessel though not enough to prevent its use, less than c8^, 2o.
V.
coo5, 2o,
V, the
7t.
same.
the
hog
deer.
state of existence
cooS, 3o, n. *c8o5, 3c, ToooS, B.^ a there are three; (K.j 5c.
of which
3o, 3c,
71.
(oo^^w P-)
the
last
age or state
of existence.
cooS, 3o, n. *c8o5, 3c, ^^oooS B.) race, caste; an account of one of the different existences of Buddha. There are 550 zats giving
CO S8c
165
Gaudama, of which
ten are
COoS, 3o, n. a picture representing a story as in cScooS, 3o, 3o, to draw a picture, also cooi, 5c, 2c, (b.).
cooo5cx3, 5c, 5c, 5c, a.
(o?83
(oo<^
which a
priest
viz., oil,
butter.
COOpOfj^l^ScS, 5c, 5c, 5c, 2c,
CO
the
first
nat
Myenmo
a/.yo
cocoo^c^,
5c, 2c,
4<o,
n.
^ocoo5(^8
pull,
co^,
Ic,
V.
*co>S, Ic, to
draw.
the same.
oo'^oo'[, 2c, 2c, n. (oci^o B.) coral. lo. n. the moon, cx)'>Soo|, 2c, 2c, P.) c^>S,
(o
coS,
4c,
a.
*c8S,
Ic, 4c.
fixed,
4c,
steep,
precipitious, perpendicular,
c^'
co^,
C0'>$, 4c, a.
staring,
dead
(b.).
oo^S^, (&<^ B.) a tree with a fragrant wood, (v.o\, sandal wood) found in the Shan States of which there are two varieties, cO'5SijcoS,4c,4c,lo, and oo^jjjag'jS, 4c,4c,2c.
4c, 4c,
n.
co^,
a layer; a division of the universe, as a place or location, as co'jSqjcS, a deep valley; a. aux. applied to things in layers, 5c, 3o,
5c,
n.
*c8'>S, 5c,
as
"
cooO'S,
Ic, 5c,
two
layers.
the heavens as a
cooc,
5c, V.
*c8'c, 5c,
foot caused
-^c',
by
travel.
5c,
3c, V.
to
166
to
co6^^co6'og'
V.
coS,
lo,
V.
*c8'S,
(iD^ B.)
rice.
to put a liquid on
an
article
of food, as curry on
co-sS, lo, V. to
4o;
^S
co^Sco^,
^cS-aScOaS, lo,
same.
C09S, lo, adv. present time, now. coS, lo, Ic, adv. tJie same.
coo^, lo, 3c, adv. the same; immediately. soo^cSS, lo, 3c, Im, adv. the same.
co-^, 3o, n. *c8oS, 3c, a long, narrow bag.
rice
co^S, 3o, V.
JD,
*c8^,
3c, to
dislike.
3o, 2o, V. to
*c8^,
4c, a floor
a village, a hamlet, co^cc^JD, 5c, 5c, 3c, n. fot^c^S P.) cocaS, 5c, 2c, n. B.j the planet Saturday.
c??, 3o.
(ec^
cotS, 4c,
rr.
*co<5, 4c,
(6* B.)
to,
cling to; to hit (a mark); to ignite, kindle as with fire; to light as a bird on a tree; to have an appetite for, lust after.
(
^ B.)
to long for.
hanker
after.
to have the
mind
set
on
an object.
QoSo'^S, 4c, 4o, Im,
V.
to catch a disease.
V.
a dog or
fish.
V.
the
same as
1st def.
^coSa^
by breaking
and beginning
CO
^\
bamboo,
tall
167
rnde "SoiS, 8c, 2o.
a.
;
body;
coS, 3o,
V.
*cQS, 3c,
to
descent.
V. to write poetry. -gco/3'[, 3o, 4o, 2c, 2c, in race, c^8co6'^8, 3o, 5o, 3o, 4o, c. to be related, connected
descent
s^S
^0 ^
3co5^6,
3o, 4o.
by
the marriage of
3c, 3c.
0080S,
5c, 3c.
(aS
coc^coaS, 5c,
co<5, vide 06.
2c, 5c,
4k),
cooSoc^,
(^So1t
(e^^f B.j
cress,
(jgoS
B.)
dill,
V. to
TO.
f
be immodest, shameless.
OfijSi
08,
V.
entered
n.
same.
CO08,
5c, lo, n.
lo.
168
n. the coc}'['c, 6c, 2c, 6c,
coccSc3g5
same.
co^6,
(oDc8<S B.) phlegm, vide OD^^S, 5c, 3c; (ac8S, 5c, 3c; asS/nS, 6o, 2o; "S^^, 3c, 2o.
5c, 3c, n. 5c, 3c, n. (^(S* B.^ provinous
for a
coS^,
journey; expenses of
a journey.
cojD, 5c, 3c, 5c, 5c, n. the same.
^oo,
oo<Qo5,
ooS5'>S, 5c, 3c, 4o, Ic, n. expense of food. a deed, n. (e^cXD P.) oojDOojgS, 4o, Ic, 4o, 5o. co^oo, 5c, 5c, 5c, V. to slip down a tree, oo<)o5, 5c, 3c. 5c, 3c,
v. the
same.
cosQ,
trap, long oocc)^, 5c, 3c, derived from the following word,
n. a kind of fish
coco?,
/
down.
n. a zayat, a building erected for the use cog(S, 5c, 3c, (oiOtSB.) the public. of
ODcoi*, 5c, 3c, 5c, 4c, n. a zayat, vide ooco|, 5c, 4c. a building for 5c, 3c, 5c, 2c, 2c, n.
C3^o6y|,
(o^OgoB.^
V.
to
gush
out.
coo^c^coco', 5c, 4c, 5c, 4c, adv. hurriedly, in a hasty manner, coopw, 5c, 3o, adv. with a sliding motion toward a lower level,
4o ; to fall as water poured from a ooo^'sSop.S, 5c, 3o, vessel or as one jumps down from a high place.
as
000^8, 5c, 2c, n. {9\C^ B.) a deep bowl, basin, a deep plate, 0'>S
coSoS
coccSSS, 5c,
4c, 4o, w. the scribe or secretary of a prince.
169
(ecooS B.) a
c^S*,
tsalai,
to one fourth of a
^.
cocco^, cocS^co,
cxxSScoco], 5c, So, 5c, 3c, adv. (ocooicoo B.) in a careless, disorderly manner; in an unsettled manner; also c8ocoScocxy[,
5o, So, 5c, 3c; a. careless.
00 eg', 5c, 2c, n. (%Q^cS B.) a thread or collection of threads worn over the left shoulder and under the right arm, as a madi
of distinction or nobility; a necklace.
also used in respectful ad-
sir;
any person.
j^^co8o8*S,
.o,
who
Sawbwa,
heir apparent.
o8oO'S,
X),
Sc, 2o, n. a
young
aSoo, Sc, 2c, 5c, n. (x>co P.) a person devc^ed to religious duties.
head
man
of a ferry, a ferryman.
milkman.
^c|i
22
170
co8
3c, 2c, 4o, n.
oo8c5f^SS,
sons of a
Sawbwa
S^S,
^w^ooS P.) a
priest,
sovereign
of the
four
grand
islands,
Buddhist
all
.
-o'i^^S, 3c,
of immorality.
mother of a prince.
a of
c^,
SS,
Buddha
(b.).
bwa; a nat or
o-v^r
a region.
^B,
J^"!,
5c, 3c, adv. early in the day. 5c, 3c, adv. early in the evening.
adv. early in
iiie
night.
ci)co88, 5c, 5c, 5c, Ic, adv. early in the ^Shan) year. c8'>Sco8oo8, 5c, lo, 5c, lo, adv. early in the month.
as
a bird
Co8,
lo, n.
fish
drags
oo-sci
171
co8, 2o,
V. to
coS,
-
2c,
V.
to
have one
things
mixed up with
oo8,
3o, V.
*c88, 3c, to be
is
brittle,
as
wood
brittle, also
used of rice
co8, 4o,
V.
Im,
as "S8co8c8,
Im,
c88c8,
as '3''S8co8c8, 5c,
of a
by means of a
Ic, Ic, V. to
and C.S.^ 3c. (K. be closely attached. -c8, oo^oo', Ic, 4c, lo, V. to be near deatn.
OO^cSS,
Ic, 4c, 4o, V. to
dawn, break
as the
day.
coc^xc^,
(c5>g][00C^ P.)
said to
Island.
(c?>g]ic8o P.)
the gold that is produced from c6o8o5, 2c, 2c, 3m, (o)g|:|SN F.) the gold engenia tree. It is considered the finest kind of gold.
oostS, 2c, 2o, n. vide oojdii.
1o,4o.
(
).
name
of the character
coB, 3c, 3c, n. a mirror with a cover which opened and thrown back becomes a support.
CO, 3c, V,
*c,
into,
as
medicine
;
upon a
sore; to
put
into curry
to cause to touch.
-scS, 8c,
2m,
V. to fire at close
o6'>c'[, 8c^
172
c6oo8, 3c, 5c,
CO, 5c,
V. -part, the
00^8
same.
dark
in color,
;
and blue,
meat.
as a bruise
become dark
in color
Im,
5c.
China champac.
c6o6, lo, 4o, adv. very high, used with od8, Ic.
CO, 2o, n. *cS, 2c, a specimen, sample, vide c^Soo, 2c, 2o.
CO, So, V. *cS, 2c,
-
B.j to enjoy.
v. to
08 B.) to enjoy, delight in. coi^s, ( ^c8Sc6'c6, 2o, 5o, 2o, 4o, v, to have a harem.
2o, 4c, v.
v. to
v. to rule
enjoy this
life.
v. to enjoy sovereignty, cpScoscrV, 2o, 3o, 2o, Ic, a king or tributary prince.
whether as
c?^* ^Oj
CO, 4o, n.
c^^,
*cS, 4c,
of anything,
as
coco,
4o,
4o,
n.
Red Karen
trees.
lichen
(Mason)
a kind
of moss
hanging on
make
order
used of persons or things. V. to try one s luck ; to trust to one 6c6o'>S, 4o, 2o, 4o, Ic,
fortune.
.oS, 4o, Ic, V. to try the
mind of another.
accuracy of aim, as with a
o?^>
4o, 4o, f
V.
to test, examine.
to test
one
s skill
in
gun
or spear.
00 \
V.
173
test a
c6co,S<^',
4o,
So,
4c,
(cooS^ B.) to
charm, prove
its
efficacy.
used in com-
a barrier. ooi, Ic, V. vide ooi^, 9^, to put up n. the wooden frame in a padc saddle, C01, Ic,
n. oo]^, 2c,
*c8, 2c, chips, cuttings, refuse pieces of anything, oo^, 2o. n. any glutinous substance attached to the centre
of a
drum
wood
chips.
up a permanent
partition.
to cover.
shelter ^under something); SCO|cSpc^, 2c, 3o, 2c, 4o, t;. to take to make a booth for shelter ; to trust in another for something. * to have regard for another as for c8, 2c, 001, 2c, V. B.) 4o. one's self; to compare, as in cojOpcp, 2c, V. to consider how one would feel himself 2c, Ic,
(D
C^,
in
undergoing
in
tliat V.
which
is
to be
to consider
is
himself
anything which
done to another.
ooScojSS,
'>''[,
same as co|, 2c, 1st def. ooj, 2c, n. (eio B.) open work in any material, embroidery. more particularly charity, co|.o, 2c, 5c, n.(&oo P. j conduct, deeds,
2c, 2c, V. the
almsgiving.
n. oo^-g-S, 2c, 3c,
(soecoDcS B.)
lot,
chance.
(3 31^
leaf,
B.j
pointed palm to coiooi, 2c, 2c, a. loquacious; adv. intensive, used with cooS, 3o,
talk excessively.
co]c:8, 2c, 5c,
71.
(o3c8 P.)
pla^e of birth.
174,
coisqS
V.
71.
B.)
to be pure, unadulterated.
5c, 2c, (K.). 2c, 5c, 5c, 5c, n. (otOcSoDCj P.j the knowledge of one's coi^cBooci, own existence in some past state, ooS.oo'^ooScooS, 40,
n.
o5co
are de-
Buddha
posited; o6oo]^c8, are deposited; c>S8'SCO|c8, 2o, 5c, 2c, 2c, where the relics of
semi-buddhs
and rahandahs are deposited; o8c<$o9jdoo|c8, where some of the saxired utensils are
5c, 5c, 2c, 2c,
deposited;
cles
j3^Sc8^ooco|c8, 5c,
where
arti-
made
001
and
^siooiopoojcB, 2c, 5c, 5c, 2c, 5c, 2c, 2c, where the bones relics of a Buddha, atter cremation are deposited.
co|c^^, 2c, 2c, 2c, 3o, n. the same (b.). ooo8, 2c, 2c, 5c. 4c, w. (qc^* B.j a pagoda.
co|c6'co'[ci6, 2c, 2c, 2c, 4o,
71.
vide
ooc^ooaS,
cojuS, 2c,
its
5c, 2c, n.
(d^
tail.
71.
the original;
reflection.
CO18.S00, 2c, 5c, 5c, n. ^08 OT P. j custom, habit, way. oo|8, 2c, 2c, 71. a nut for a bolt, c8.Ss^, 4m, 5o.
C0I8, 4c, V. to begin.
coi^g, 4c,
V.
V.
coil. 4c,
co|8, 4c, V.
*c8, 4c, to be sharp, have a sharp edge. part, a particle used generally with verbs of speaking
to denote a frequent repetition
or interrogation,
ness of action,
4c. oo^s, 4o,
as
co-jScoig,
n. vide
SS
c8, 5c, V. *co, 5c, to show, point out with the finger.
175
^aS,
5c, Ic,
V.
to press
something, as
salt,
ifi,
the finger for the purpose of taking up and tasting it. 5c, 2c, V. to put into as wood into a fire; to just touch,
as with the
'>c'[oooo'[,
end of the finger or a lamp with a lighted match. 5c,Sc,lc,lc, V. to point straight before one as in anger.
V.
to
finger.
telling.
little,
g^c8coo5, 5c,
adv.
show by
little
c8, 5c,
used with
5c.
cooj, 5c,
by
JoScSJoScco]^,
V. {(Si^&S
B.)
adv.
to
examine
critically.
little,
only a very
an exceedingly
c8^^,
co^,
-
8c, 4c, V.
4c, n.
,
-jdS
4*c,
same os c85,
4c.
little
of this and a
little
of
little
c8^, 5c,
a.
*coB,
cBS, 5c,
c8,o,
V. to
whirl as a top.
2m,
n.
serves to hold a
cSS, 2o,
V.
cup or other small thing, as a betel box. *GO^, 2o, to divide, distribute, as an official to others.
and
c85, 3o,
sets
V.
up housekeeping by
3o, to
himself.
*co^,
^, 3o, 2o,
V.
to
throw one's
an attitude
in order to
sustain an attack.
cSS,
3o,
V.
to repay; to
make up
for
a loss in trade,
as a
man
who
capital or
a contractor
little,
only
more
to follow, a sample.
176
SBS
4o, adv. a
little,
cBBcoB, 4o,
cBS,
4fO, V,
(K.)
oo^, 4c.
c8^^,
of seeing.
coScoS,
5c;
coB
c85, 2c,
*coS, 2c, (g^ B.) a diamond; (K.) 4c. n. ^^^L^, 2c, 2c, 2c, (oS^Q B.J Ceylon diamonds,
n.
green or
yellow tourmaline.
*coS, 2c, (8^B.) a swivel, jingal, also c8S, 2c. ' the same, oiS, 2c, 4c. n. cJqdS? B.)
71.
V.
09^085,
c8S, 3c,
V. to
4c, 3c.
run, flee,
Jcp,
c8S,
4c, V.
*co,
same
as
December
c8S, Im,
n. vidi'
when
Im,
098"g^o>Sc8S,
c8S. Im,
^-.
lc,lm.
2m, 5o,
n. a
^6, 2m,
cSo-aSco.S,
2m,
rt. south-east. oSovS.og.S, 2m, 3c, 4c, 2c, >88o'^ooJD, 2m, lo, 4c, 4o, n. north-west.
>88o'>S'y3g,S,
-
2m,
n.
.
'io',
':^,
2ni, 5o,
a parallelogram.
2m,
lo,
cSoS^oS
cSSooS, 2m,
So, n.
177
an obtuse angle.
adv.
clearly,
c8,
3o, V.
fully.
*co,
V.
to perceive clearly, completely. adv. vide coSy8, 4o, 4o, c8S^8, 4o, 4o, c8c3, Im, n. *oo'^, lo, felt, a kind of \iwolen cloth; a sheep,
qS
c8c, 3o,lm.
c8cS, 3m, V.
c85,
*co^,
2c,
V. to
3m,
V. n.
c8cS,
3m,
c8cS,
4m,
be round and polished, ('b.V to chop into short lengths, as firewood. *C0'8, 4o, an erect timber in a house, to which a
is
partition
nailed or fastened.
c8cS, 4m,
V.
*cx)'3S,
4o,
to
drain
out as the
5c.
last
drops in an
'
4m,
B.)
4m, 4c,
3c, Ic.
V.
v,
(pSD8
c,
c8cS, 2o,
*cO'3S, 2o,
V. the
(pS
B.j
same.
V. to
3Sc88,
-
V. to
be arranged in rows.
c8oSj 3c,
same as c8c^, 2o, (b.). place in a row one following another. as a wasp, bite as an ant, c8, 3c. to sting
Ic, Ic, V. to
c8o5, 4c,
c8o5, 4c, V.
i.
to
squirt
from,
itifreq.,
c8o5, 5c, n. *coo5, 5c, one quarter of a viss; 25 rupees. c8o5, 3m, V. to be angry, sometimes used with co, 5c.
n.
officer.
a. seven,
2c, 5o, 4o, lo, n. seven degrees of ancestry, c^6'c^8'^8oo'', or seven degrees of posterity.
4m,
c8o5c8o5, 4m, 4m, adv. (K. and C. S.) exceedingly, -applied to cold. c8c5, 5m, V. *coo5, 5o, to wipe, rub, wipe oiF, oo5, 3c.
c8oS,8o5, 2o, 2o, adv. vide c8o5^oS, 4o, 4o.
23
178
c8o5,
So, V.
c8888
*coo5, 3o,
to to examine;
(dSB.^
filter,
strain;
sometimes 4o.
oocS, 3o, 4o, V. to examine, investigate.
a5, 3o, lo, V. to interrogate, examine.
(e8 B.)
V. the
same.
money. c8o5^o5, 4o, 4o, adv. intensive, used with coS, lo, sometimes 2o,2o.
c8o5, 4o, V. *cooS, 4o, to examine,
persons.
-pcSoSoo'', 4o, 4o, 4o, 3c, v. to
vide c8o5,
examine
orally.
cco^,
same.
cS'Sc, 4c, 5c.
C9,
4c.
cotS
08^086", 5c, 5c, adv. used with o8cp, Im, perfectly quiet. 086*, Im, V. (C. S.) to pick up, to take up or out, vide 3S, * cBtS, 4m, V. 006", 4c, to be sore, painful; (C. S.j Im.
'^o^,
4m.
4m,
3c, V. to be sore
c^,
4m, 4m,
Ic, V. to
oStS,
',
4m, 2o,
3c, V.
V. to
fp^,
4m, 5o,
V. to n.
life.
cStS^tS",
4m, 4m,
I*,
c86*,
4o,
a tick, vide (C. S.) coS^S, 4c, 4ra. to taste of food, to eat only a little as a sick person
loathing food.
;aQ8o'c8'So*^8, 4o,
bits of food.
Ic,
v.
4c, znde
coS
c8888,
4c,
cgi
c88o88, 4c, 4c, adv. vide c8888,
c88,
4c, 4c.
179
4m,
V.
n.
(S)oP.)
life,
Ic, 2o, n.
V.
c8, ^c,
*oo'[,
of bamboo, vide %'oS, 8c, 2o. (C.S.) clappers to cook by putting on coals or on the fire. 2c,
2c,
(
c8, 2c, V.
*co|,
B.
V.
the same.
the same.
v.
c^SS,
c8cO|,
2c, 4o, n.
(rgS^SsB.)
a tub.
cumin.
the
c8o^,
(8)000 P.)
P.
name
of a celebrated physician;
the tongue.
gum
c8, 3c,
c8, 3c,
V.
much;
oaS,
3c, firmly.
(K.)
to
by pushing
it
into the
fire,
vide
06, Ic.
c8, 4c, V. *co|, 4c, to
nmke
2c, v. to
the clouds.
do'',
Q.,
e, 4c, 4c,
make
a hole into.
profit,
advantage.
180
c8o'['8^, 4c, 4c, 3c,
V.
c<^S
to iiirive,
make
profit, 8'>Sc^'>S8'>S(j^9S,
Im,
4c,
Im,
4o,
4c.
V.
cScfo]'^, 4c,
(estasj
B.)
to
repeat
certain
sentences
oi
prayers.
V. c8(^cS, 4c, 4o,
cxp,
(epSg^otB.j
broken
Ic.
as
an engagement.
CO, 5c,
S'^S,
V.
V.
to
compound a medicine.
to
co,
3c,
V.
*co.S, 3c,
f^oSB.j
into,
by
repeating a muntra, as cxp^^jcoj, 3c, 2c, 2c, o8, 2c. CoS, 3c, 3o, n. a present or gift obtained; an unusual profit
in trade.
CO.S,
4c,
legs.
V,
'6,
4c,
rise
2o,
to endure
unmoved,
to withstand as an
enemy,
up and oppose.
4c,
V.
CO'>S, 4c,
to stand erect.
V. the
V. V.
same.
still,
to stand
motionless.
K.)
cod8S,
(C.S.)
the woven cover of the perforated vessel used to cx^Sq^, 4c, Ic, n. steam food.
coJd'O.S, 2o,
l6coS'oSco'oS,
coS, 4o,
V.
*co^,
4o,
hand; to take up
in conduct, using
by the hand,
the hands
as handfuls;
wanton
manner.
*coS, 5o,
to prick, pierce;
to be pierced.
cxpoSo^oS
V.
181
coS, Ic,
blind man.
oo'sS, Ic, Ic, V. the same.
co^,
Ic, 3o, V. to
drag along.
a
panniers on oxen.
co8^,
ooS,
2c, 3o, V.
(|oS
3c, n.
*coS,
3c, a spirit
V.
(K.) to
co(p8,
appHed
to red,
as
c88cxp8cS.
coS, lo, n. *coS, lo, a rhinoceros with two horns, 8o5, 3o.
a species of rhinoceros. coS, lo, V. *co8, lo, to make a hole into, to excavate, co8, Ic.
cfo',
lo, 4c, n.
0080011,
2o, 4c,
n.
the
common
house lizard,
a provincialism
of S8c6/)'[| 4o, lo, 4c, vide c^8^^'S, 5o, 4o. cocScxpcS, 3o, 3o, adv. tolerably, used with co, 4m.
cocS, 5o,
V.
^^
cx^cxS,
understand.
'S8coo5'S|, 3c, 2c, 3c, 2c, v. to fall behind, to fail to come up to time as when a man is plowing his field when others are
planting.
OOlcooSwjS,
to time.
v.
to
be
time
V, the
same as coo5,
3c.
well-developed, athletic as a
to
man.
cooS, 4c,
V.
gush out, to
slip
cfcoS, 4c.
V. cxpoS, 4c,
(C S.) to suck with the mouth, vide coS 2c. 5c, 5c, also 4c, 4c, adv. slenderly, used with coo, 4c. ctpoScyoS,
.
182
ctj^yoc
co^,
out as the
to lips,
to stick
co^,
Ic,
V
V.
cxp^S, Ic,
on an article of food, vide coS, lo. (K.) to put liquid to meet accidentally, unexpectedly in the *oo'S, Ic,
way, as a wild beast, as co^8cpooo88, Ic, 3o, 4c, lo. c6, Ic, Ic, V, to be sad, sorrowful.
8c6, Ic, 3o,
ings
are
V. to
used
opposite effects
of
meeting, in
poetical
books only,
co^,
coiS,
4c,
V.
*cO'>S,
4c,
to
raise
fire for
009S, 4c, 4c, adv. rising from, as scent from a flower or smoke from a fire; heavily, used with c8, Ic, to nod heavily,
vide
to
c8^,
4c.
*00'3', 5c,
gs B. j
forsake;
-6,
to risk.
the
cxp^, lo,
n.
to rob.
co'^, lo,
-co,
-
V. to
lo, Ic,
^c'8^8yS,
5,
to
have
illicit
00
2c,
i;.
mouth,
to
sucking with the lips; (K.j 4c. B, 2c, 3o, v. to kiss the cheek.
v. the
same.
make a
noise as
when
when quieting
V.
to kiss.
3c, 3c,
aptStj^,
ccp6',
5c^
V.
*'ooiS,
two companies; one crop of grain or vegetables. 5c, to wet, moisten by putting into a liquid.
tlie
same.
0^90
(x^S,
183
vide
0^.
^8 B.)to be moist from dampness as sugar, or clothes with sweat or salt in damp weather.
*coy
3c, time,
n. cxpS, 3c,
life
time.
adv. frequently, every cxpS, 3c, 3c, a life time. c^, 3c, Ic, n. life,
while, a prefix.
"^6, 3c, 3c, adv. soon. OoS, 3c, lo, n. an era or division of time in which one
flourishes.
So"S,
life
life.
S,
3c.
a place erected for the temporary use of a prince during a journey, vide coo^cw^, 2c, 3c.
vid''-
GCO^,
4iC.
to follow.
Ic,
V.
co8, 4c,
n.
CO, 2c, V.
a lover, sweetheart, used only with cxD, 5c, coco8, 5c, 4c. *c6, 2c, to dip in a liquid, vide cx^S, 5c.
a suit of clothes. a whole suit, as o8oo8[, 4c, 2c, 3c, oSS, 2c, 3m, V. the same.
CO, 3c, n. *c6, 3c, a
ing, &c.
a stamp, seal;
aged persons.
c8, 3c, 3c, n. the same, c^cSo^co, 3c, 3c, 3c, 3c.
S, 5c.
c^ecS, 4c, Ic, 3o, adv. (C. S.) vide '^S^^S, 2c, Ic. V. *c6, lo, to immerse, dip in water; d. i. to be immersed, c^, lo,
submerged,
V. the same. o^'^c, lo, 5c,
184
^
V.
o^, 4o,
co;Sc^'>^, 4o,
30, 4o, 2c,
V.
i^c,
4o, lo,
V.
the
same.
V. to rejoice
4o, 2c;
ly.
*c6,
mouth of
a jar or basket, sometimes co, 5o. CO, Ic, n. *co|, Ic, a drill for the purpose of enlarging holes. CO, Ic, V. to push out the lips in token of dislike.
ootS, Ic, 4o, V. to pout, stick
V. to ^^C^cooo], Ic, 3c, Ic, Ic,
out the
lips
make up a
face.
(ooo B,j the passion flower creeper. scarab beetle, vide ^Scj^, 2o, lo. coc8, 2c, Ic, n.
00/31, 2c, 2c, n.
CO, 3c, V.
*co']^,
3c,
make
fire,
vide
c86,
5c, and
CO, 4c,
V.
3c.
*co'[,
4c, to
go or come
to,
towards, ^\'^, 2c, 4c. 6, 4c, 3c, adv. late in the afternoon.
v. to follow one cScos-3^, 4c, Ic, 4c, 4c, desire to do or to have.
s
desires,
to
unduly
oo5'>S,
be indisposed to do a thing.
CO, 4c,
mind or
will; to accept; to
oj"^
Sac 8, 'jS'S^
5o, 3c,
to
if
engage together
Ic,
4m;
4c, 4o, V. to
gage
in
to follow another
offense.
mind.
to forgive an
CO, 4c,
cc6
185
of
ccSoooS^, 2c,
5c, 3c, n.
(oooSoS
mind
JcSoo^ci
,
in the exercise of
an agreement or oneness of
good-will,
mind with an
benevolence
.
object or
inclination;
kindness,
t;.
gen-
erous
(cc8
P.) a pagoda,
Tjide
"q88oo, 3c, 4c, 2c, 5c, n. a tinsel prepared with paper sheets of copper.
smd thin
^Q^, 3c, 4c, n. silvered paper, cUso "OcS^, 4c, 2o; a currency note.
s^i^"]
,
to
carry on the back something suspended from its arms around the carrier's neck.
cc8, 4c,
V.
also 5c.
o^, 4c, 2c, V. (
to be complete, want nothing. B.^ cc8, 4c, 4c, adv. completely, minutely, particularly.
t;.
?;.
the end of
life
n.
(c^is^
B.j
flat
metal gong,
whether
circular or triangular.
enjoyment of
good
estate;
royal estate; sometitnes cc6c8S, 4c, 2c. tiS B.) to join by the close union of parts
to be well-finished, well-proportitmed,
done with
precision.
games, vide
anything Mke pieces of woo<l used in playing cc8, 2o, 2o, der., from the next word.
24
186
ccS,
V.
00*
2o,
*co'[,
2c,
to
remain
permanent.
cc6, 3o,
*co|, 3c, a province, a district. cSS, Ic. Q-sSccSSS, 3o, 3o, 3o, 4o, n. the same.
n.
z?.
sc6, 3o,
09,
to *co]^, 3c,
V.
So, 3o,
nated with
cc8. 3o,
t).
salt.
to
do slowly,
in a dilatory
manner.
its
cc8,
cc8,
4<o, n.
*ooj, 4c,
*co|,
mde coo9cc8,
2c, 4o.
4o,
V.
4c, to
cc8, 4o,
V.
to hinder
to put
up a
and breech-
to
unite, join
slightly,
vulgar.
unbecoming
levity.
adv.
to
great
a cloudless skv, the ocean, or a treeless plain, op6co^o', 3o, an unobstructed view.
make
use of money,
Im,
a
z;.
to be carefid in using
to
money, vide c8
with a
little
2c.
2o, 3o,
V.
buy
many
things
money;
to
make
-
little
money
go a long way.
w. to
money
in
buying.
00', 2o< V, to be properly cooked, as, C'sc^co', 2c, 2o;
fied,
to be satis-
with
J3&,
as,
co\'i^'3^/oo\
coo^cco^
cxj'co',
187
bad
used with c6, 4m,
sense,
a roof.
"[, 4o, 4c, n. eaves of a thatched house. 4o, 4c, 2c, n. with o86, lo,
"-[t^oS, 2c, the onyx.
j^^^,
o86co'|cgo5,
man; a masculine
to cease,
affix,
as, jp-aSco',
4o, 4o,
a man.
co', 4o, V. *c8, 4c,
stop raining,
same.
co'c"?, 4o, 4c, V. to enter or touch the throat as food, used only
with
J3Q,
2c.
end of a
line, to
to look sideways;
afternoon
Cc6, 5o, Ic,
V. to
go sideways.
to dip out,
as with a
*cc8,
5o,
scoop out,
spoon
;^
a spoon.
its
couplet only.
to accomplish only
;
c8cco|Cc8,
a very
little
compared with what should have been done perfectly, as a piece of work.
cc8, 5c, 5o, V. the same.
cco]^,
V.
to
do very im-
5c,
to
injure
another in
any way,
4m.
numerous and gathered together, as *cc8, 3o, thorns in one place, or men in a close, crowded manner,
to be
also Ic.
3c, 3c, adv. intensive,
GCO^ccof,
slender.
188
c^^cS^
CCo9, 4c, n. *cc8, 4o, a narrow spade or shovel. cS, 4c, 4c, 71. a garden trowel.
cco'T, 4c,
71.
71.
mind; (sotO P.) to cook vegetables with sour fruit and jaggery, as, cco^, 4c, V. (So^ooS, 4c, 4c, 2o, to cook mustard leaves in that
cc?,
4c,
the mind,
cco^
way;
6oS^cSscoK,
coo'Tcco^, 4c, 4c, adv. murmuringly, prayer, used with cS, 2c.
referring
to
the sound of
cooc8 P.
Buddhist
sect
strict
in
the
observance of the law, and rejecting the and idols of other Buddhists.
worship of priests
o8.Sc8S, 3c, 3c, adv. with a quiet steady rate of speed, c8.S, lc,3c,3c; also straight forward.
c8.S, 4c, V.
as,
co'c8^
*oo^,
4c, to
buy on
credit; to
borrow money on
credit,
to delay in acting or doing, as, c^8, 3o; JoSc^8^oSc^.S, 3o, 4m, 4c.
4m,
>,
4c, 3c, V. to
buy on
credit.
by placing a lighted
c^.S, 5c,
*co^,
COQ^C^S, So,
5c.
i^S, 3o,
71.
jdSSo, 8o, 4o, 4o, n. a plumb Hne. ^, 3o, 4c, 71. a gold chain.
eg, 3o, 5c,
->c8, 3o, Ic,
71.
71.
made
of the bark of the Co9, Ic, tree. a rope used in driving a buffalo when
plowing.
fish line.
make straight
o5,
c8^, 3o,
c^oSooS
188
o^^SoS, So,
c^B, So,
V.
c^S, Ic,
quently, d^iS, V. to move lirapingly from numbness of limbs temporarily, Im, Ic, the buffalo limps, 4o, as,
^'8'>Sc^S,
c^,
Ic, V. part, a
as for, concerning.
8oSc',
c^S, 3c,
Ic,
Im,
alas!
same.
vide
c^Sc^S,
2c, 3c.
c8S, 3c,
c^cSc5^S,
c8,
4c,
V.
*ooS, 4c, to
bum
a stump.
v.
man.
oo8, 2o,
lo, V. the
same.
in a
drunken manner.
c8,
4o,
V.
<^9^,
4o,4o,
guard one's
self in
oo8,
4o, 4o, V. to
ijp^,
^l"^*
5o,4o,
n. the
common house
lizard.
c^,
c^oS, 2c,
to
oo,
190
cSoScciS, 2c, 3o,
V, to
c<S
be disgusted with, dislike. c8o5c8oS, 3c, 3c, adv. with sharp pain as the sting of a scorpion,
used with ^"^S, 3c. c8o5^c^, 4o, 4<o, adv. tolerably insipid, used with co8, lo.
^cooS-ooS.
4<o,
4o, 4o,
4o;
cfioS, Ic, V.
*co^,lc,to
*C098,
motion.
cS^S, Ic, v.
of pork.
to be
c8^,
happy.
same.
v.
to be
happy
in
mind.
1st def.
c8'>S, 4c, n.
cS-^SS^S, 4c, 4c, adv. exceedingly, used with CoS, lo. coSc^S, 4c, 4c, 4c, 4c, adv. the same.
c8^, c8^,
5c,
71.
Ic.
in
an inclined manner; more than cy, 3c, or co', 5o, vide vS8,4o
Co'cc8/3'>S, 4o, 5o, Ic, Ic, V.
direction, not parallel, as
cS-jS, 4o, (6th tone.) n.
to
incline,
the
same
two branches of a
tree.
partition
is
4m.
c85, Ic,
V.
to drive in a
wedge
to
make
tight:
n.
what
is
thus
driven
c85, 4c,
V.
to
spring or bubble up as
^S,
c^S^S,
sam.
little,
same
I),
to
f66,
3o, V
to
be
melted as metal;
to
c6'8c8o5
manifest a good inclination or willingness of mind,
c[c^(Sc8, 2c, 5c, 2c, 8o, Ic. 3o, Ic, , to be moved wiiii pleasure, happiness.
to be in a
as,
191
cc8oo
d^^cg,
happy exhilarated
state of
mind
as a
person under the influence of opium. c8^, 5o, V. *c6, 5o, to place a seed of the entada creeper on the foot and jump, a child's game, s&metimes c8S, 6o; ooS, Ic,
c^,
3c,
c|,
2c, 6c.
a8,
0^,
0^,
^8,
to stand as water in puddles or shallow be marshy. stagnant pools, 6c, V. *co, 5c, to arrange a fire so tiiat it will not go out. c^8, c^, 3o, V. *co|, 3c, to buy oo credit, vide c^.S, 4c; to delay in
5c, V.
*co,
5c,
acting or doing,
3o,
as,
4m, 4c.
Ic,
.
by
credit.
buy
<mi credit.
3c. c^Sd^8cooo"[, 3o, 3o, 5c, 3c, adv. vide coc^coco\, 5c, So, 5c, a company, a party, a society. c88, 4o, n. *co\, 4c, co6, 4o, 3c, n. a religious society.
c^8, 5o,
*co, 5c, kind, sort; race, lineage; adv. with oc*, Ic,
in this
seed,
4m,
g^,
2c, (, 2c,
o^JB, 3c,
3c,
or
above, and
CO98, lo,
self,
the* three
the same. 7t. "8Sc8o5o^<Sc8oSaDB, 5o, 4o, 4nn, 2c, 4m, So, to be bom of parents of the same race, ^8c8o5, 5o, 4o, 3o, ?;. to be unmixed in descent.
192
c88co8c^'^'>S, 5o,
c^Sc-aS, 5o,
c^B^S
3c, 5o, Ic, n. a princely race.
how?
affixed.
4o, adv.
of various kinds;
c^^6^,
5o, lo^
lo, c^8<g[8^|^8, 6o, 4c, 4c. -ac', DO, 5c, adv. thus.
making
liquor.
(C
S.)
thus.
c^'^cS^,
how ? confusedly, incoherently. ^^c^Sj^j, 5o, Ic, 5o, Ic, adv. adv. intensive, used with co6, lo. c88.S8, 5o, 5o,
cg.Sjop, 2c, 4c,
V.
opf>
the same.
an
intensive
3c.
co^,
3c, V. vide
co^,
5c.
a Karen,
generally used of a
Red Karen,
Red Karen.
a
funnel, anyiiiing done
2o.
up
in the
shape of
V. cgJD, 4c,
*c8^, 4o,
the
mcS, to make
ing
ends of the
as,
a parcel of curry thus wrapped up; hence o^^So^coS, lo, Im, lo, 4c, a long
ao,Sco^8i, 4c, 4c,
tapering end.
to tuck
around them,
BiScSc^"!,
the waist.
V.
n.
purpose of roasting.
J6', 4c,
4m,
n.
a tick,
alw coJd^,
4c,
4m.
cg885
co.SciSco^^tS',
4c, 2c, 4c, 2o, v.
193
to be gathered together
and
tied
up
58,
as a rent in a garment.
n.
4c, Ic,
the
by men and
to take
women,
coB,
3c. s^c^jdS, 4o, (Hsenwi) to dive into with the hand; V, 4c, (K.) hand; to retail, xndt Qoh, 4o.
-mde
up by the
coB, 4c, adv. *c8Jd, 4o, with the knees drawn up,
4c, to sit with the knees
is,
-acScg^, 3c,
drawn up
the,
in front.
c8coc8^,
co.Scco9co^,
bulging
same.
adv.
little
here
and there
of
co>8, 5c, n.
-
as, ^o5co^cg>Sc8.Sc8^,4m, 4c, 4c, 4o, 4o. *c8^, 00, space within an angle, a comer. c86, 5c, 2m, n. a comer, co^, 5c, V. to have the sides of the forehead high running back
co5,
co^coB,5o,
5c.
co^,
same.
cco5^
co,
into,
excavate,
as
the
part of a
substance.
coS, 2c,
n.
*c8S,
2o,(coS
B.) a coverlet,
co5, 2c,
V.
cO'aS,
Ic.
cgS, 2c,
V.
part, the
oo8c8S, 2c, lo, adv. unsteadily, totteringly, reelingly. cgSoo8, 2c, 2c, adv. intensive, loudly, used witli c9, 4c.
cg,
-
3c,
71.
*c8,
3o, an umbrella,
ivVfe
c8, 4c,
'/^S,
'^,
3c, 5o, n.
golden umbrella, vide c8^, 4c, 4c. oo'So, 3c, 4c, Im, n. a green umbrella used only by persons of rank.
3c, 4c, n. a
n.
a cloth umbrella.
194
coS<B^,
cg^c8c
3c, 2o, n. a white umbrella.
coSy Sc, n. a rule, precedent, vide jaQOCoS, 5c, 5c, 2c, a way, manner, custom ; a kind, ogSi^, 3c, 3c; adv. figain; moreover.
coS, 3c, sometimes 2c,
v.
is
as,
sweet?
4c. g)S, the eyes upon, give a scrutiniz-
(coS
B.)to
fix
ing glance, ogSoo'[, 4c, Ic. coSj^S, 4c, 4c, adv. exceedingly,
lo, 4c, 4c, to be very red.
applied to
ooSq,
a collection of hair
ogS,
5c,
V.
*c8S,
5o,
to be
S^ScgS,
Im,
cooS, 2c,
5c.
V.
-p6,
*c8oS, 2o, to pervade, to be diffused throughout. 2c, 3o, V. to be difiFosed, scattered over a broad, wide
space.
V.
to be diffused.
v. the
same.
all
parts;
to be
extensively known,
-
oooS, 2c,
moor, as a boat.
;
cooS, 3c, n. a kind of drag used for pulling heavy things, as timbers V. to pull such a drag for any purpose.
adv. murmuringly, with a low, continuous sound. cgoScgoS, 3c, 3c, cxjoScooS, 3c, 3c, 3o, 3o; c8o5c8aS, 3c, 3c, 3o, 3o, adv.
the same.
oooSooS, 4c, 4c, adv. very insipidly, coS, lo; also used with oooS,
3o, ooo5vpcgo5.goS, 3o, 4o, 4c, 4c, with few words. Ic, V. *c8cS, lo, to be raised in the centre and
to rise as a welt after a
cg'>^,
convex;
blow
n. a projection, a
promontory,
more than,
cocp,
JD'^S,
4c.
have many protuberances; adv. Ic, lo, uneven, S^f eg -^SS^ScQc;^, Im, Ic, Ini, ]o.
V.
the .Ham?; to
c^cy
lo, to join one's self to another's family
195
to
;
"g',
Ic;
CoSogoSo^,
to
congratulate.
V.
to put in
nort
concern the
08888,
tree.
n. cg-^S, 3c,
-sc',
*c6oS, 3o, a squirrel; "^^jj^-S, Ic, 3c, (K.). 3c, 2c, n. a species of small squirrel.
3c, 4o,
n.
c58S,
a large
black
belly;
species of ichneumon or mongoose. CQ, 3c, Ic, n. a black squirrel, wlw', Ic, 5c.
S&
'
cgS,
4c,
as
*c8'>S, 4o,
to insert
two surfaces,
a piece of thatch to replace an old one; to be parallel with a given surface, as a furrow with respect to the surface
of the land.
00], 4c, Ic, V. to glance sideways with the eyes, while the face
looks forward,
coa^", 4c, adv.
size
c8,
(K.and
adv.
C.
S.)
vide
j^cSo^B, 4c,
applied to
3c.
coaSc-aS,
4c,
exceedingly,
the
purity
of
cgoScp'?? 4c, 4c, adv. unmoved; directly overhead as the sun at noon. OO'^S, 5c, V. co'jS, 5o, to dig out, clear away as weeds and
,
as with a spoon.
oovS, 2c, V. *c8(S, 2o, to entice, as fish with a bait, cotSoi, 2c, Ic;
draw along, persuade; to set on as one person to quarrel with another; to draw out another person's mind or wishes
to
indirectly, c6, 4o,
196
4o. Ic, COcSopcScS, 2c,
-~
c^'coiS
V.
to
to
do anything
in play.
40,
V.
some end.
coS, 3c,
7'.
at;
to
coS, 3c,
V.
*c8S, 3o, to
V.
II
wither as a planted tree, xAde cS, 3c. to wilt or wither and hang down.
wilt,
to be faint
from
loss
of blood.
tired.
weak and
cgS*,
4c, V.
cots',
4o,
to eat
sparingly, as
of unpalatable food;
the same.
co6'co6', DC, 5c, adv. with a smacking sound, vide coSxiS, 3o, 3o
cgcS,
vide
Ic,
eg.
(^SS'S^co'' 3c, Im, Ic. adv. faintly, indistinctly whether far cg^g", Ic, 4c,
cg%
71.
vide
away or
near,
one of the
(osgoSB.) an eye tooth, used principally relics of Gaudama, co^coo^, 2c, 2c.
to describe
or a female elephant,
eg', 3c,
V.
assist;
manner
to support, assist. j5eg'og.S, 3c, 5c, 3c, 3c, v. 3c, 4c, V. to afford aid in war.
O^-S,
help
tliat
amounts
to something.
^,
'iame as
eg', 3c.
4m, very
sweet.
*oo', 4o,
(^8
H.
have an appetite
for,
^'J,
Ic, 4c,
the same.
cgcg-^^S
oo', 4c, V. to
197
be handsome.
V.
to the ravages of disease. co'g', 4c, 4c, V. to yield gradually V. (h eg', 4c, B.j to spy out, as a detective.
hundred
ticals,
or 3j^ pounds avoirdupois one hundred rupees. cp'cO'sS, 5c, 5c, n. a kind of native steelyard or Roman balance,
consisting
of a
A
^'Sii^
the
variations
^^> ^^'
^'
'*
the longer
arm notched,
the
a princess,
a lady;
vid
ocS, 4o,
as,
Im,
3c,
c&,
4c.
Buddha implying
the
summit of rank
?i'^j
CO, Ic, n.
fish
trap.
CD'S,
yo, 2m.
lo; (K.) 4c, 4c. to dwell
cg^.
to put into;
to immerse, submerge;
among
-
strangers,
coc^ 8 'S,
many
sorts together.
eg, 2c,
the
same as
2nd
def.
the measure of length spanned by the and forefinger t^. to measure that length.
;
thumb
same as 2nd
def.
dg|c8o5c8o5, 4c, 2c, 2m, 2m, v. to follow at a distance or secretly for the purpose of watching,
cpS^S, 4c,
Ic,
3o,
V,
to
do
as
an accommodation
to others.
198
cooo8c8>S, 4c,
c'ooS
Ic, 2o, V. to hunt.
^c8/3Q^,
darkness,
cOtSoSScg^,
0O'[,
cSo, 5c, 5c, 5o, 5o, adv. the same. c^^, 5c, 5c, 5c, 5c; Ic, adv. used with S'^S, Im, to have a very bad odour.
lo, V. to
it
^8,
go with leaps;
n,
a panther,
named from
the
way
Ic, 2c,
V.
pitiless.
jD'^c^^cp, Ic,
fiS,
/d^c^SS,
Ic, 5c, V. to have difficulty in breathing; to be stifled, almost suffocated as with smoke; to pant. to be firm, stub-8cS, Ic, 2o, V. to be plucky, stout-hearted;
born; to be tenacious of
life.
JDCpc^SS, Ic, 2o, Ic, lo, V. the same. V. to be at rest, quiet in mind, untroubled. -/^S, Ic, lo,
'f}^^,
Ic, Ic, n. a
Ic, 5o,
V.
-/^oS,
\xi
to be crooked,
cunning
j^oSc^tc^,
the sam^e.
j^,
Ic, 4c;
ooSc^88,
mind.
Ic,
5o,
Ic, oin, v.
Ic,
'3c,
V.
V.
to be not clear in to
be
close,
have weak feelings, to be without zeal or ardor; rather niggardly; to have a slight hold on life.
z;.
>ocg8,
effort.
to be without
any
'^5^"2l~21'
-Do5,
Ic, 2o,
^*^'
^^' ^^'
"^^' "^^i ^-
^^ ^^ delirious,
wander
in
mind.
V.
to die.
})e
high-spirited.
;
o-sScgc^, Ic, Ic, Ic, 4c O'sScgo', Ic, Ic, Ic, 4c, %>'>C, Ic, 5o, V. to be indifferent, lazy.
v. the .saiiir.
cc5S
cS^'aScSj^SaS, Ic, 5o, Ic, lo,
"86,
v, the
199
same.
;
Ic, lo,
t;.
to be firm, unyielding
to be stubborn, obstinate
dislike, to
oo5c8cc^,
have a
be angered.
53.
c^Sc^*,
Ic,
u. to be angry; to bold the breath tlMtmgh fiaght ^'sS, Ic, 3c, t). to be of an c', lc,3o, easy disposition.
5o. V. vide w:^, Ic, 4c, c^j^oS, Ic, V. to have the mind fixed on, to be
attached to;
hanker
after, covet.
^,
lc,4c,lc,3c,
V. the
t>.
co^'c^
oo^c^o',
a0"[O01,
lc,2c,2c,
(ooooooB.)
oSS, Ic,
3m,
V.
V.
to be proud,
mde ^o5ap8, 4m, Ic. have a mind for, to like; also to have
clandes-
tine intercourse.
-
V. the same. coc^oi^g, lc,3c, Ic, 4c, 3c, V. to be straightforward, upright. 388, Ic,
to be pure-minded.
t;.
X)^,
c8cS,
Ic, Ic,
lc,4m,
n.
a wick, also 4m, c^cfo'c8cS, Ic, 4c, the pulse at the ankle
n. the pulse,
cSaSc^^S, lc,lc,lc,4c,
00,
Ic, Ic, V. to
be settled in mind.
V.
to be steady,
settled in
mind and
lc,2c,
V. to
V. to feel
200
cgc3
V. to
Ic, 2c,
to
to imitate
the
young
i;.
in dress
and manner.
to be steady, settled in
mind or purpose.
wish
for.
8o5c8^o5,
c^o5,
lc,4c,
ySc^c88,
Qo5'
Ic,
2c,lc, 4o,
V. to
Ic, 4c, V.
same.
to be
quick
in learning
anything; to have a
good
intellect.
c^^'sScScSd',
n. the
same as c60o',
c,
lc,4c,
to be high-spirited.
V.
thought and
Ic, 3c, V. lo
feeling.
w^,
-
^oSc^J^<S,
same.
w^c^*^,
v.
the
up
(Mie's
to be slightly deranged.
-8c^S,
^8c8,
to be out of sorts;
nnwelL ^c8c6,
passions,
v'ld-e
to be unclean,
applied
tiie
c^^cS.
'
Ic, 3c, V.
to be angry.
u'c^c^oS,
^0,
Ic, 4c,
2o;
same.
^OOO,
Ic, 4o,
coiSoO'^S, Ic,
.'k),
4o,
V.
to be unsteady,
changeable
in
mind.
Ic, 3c.
c6',
201
5m,
v. to
cS^cS-ac', Ic,
5m,
same.
V. to
be clear in mind.
c8^,
o8.
Ic, Ic, V. to
V.
to change one's
mind;
give
up one's
purpose
coc6|,
V.
to
^o8,
Ic,
-ic,
V. the
be unsettled in mind.
Ic, 4c, V. to
be brave,
fearless.
(?oSc8(p'S,
same.
c3a5,
V. to
Ic, 4c.
^SoptS, Ic,
be cast
qj
V.
jj.
V.
be angry,
feel
resentment.
c^coS, Ic, 4c. V. the same. j^'cSco6', Ic, 3c, Ic, 4c, ^c8, Ic, 2c, Ic, V. to be out of sorts, not well.
Ic, 3c, V. vide
/sSSSSSS,
on thoroughly, body
and
soul.
^^,
Ic, 2c, V. to
to be
disappointed.
v. to be of a tender, y3^'>Sc^j3g>S, Ic. 3o, Ic, 2c,
yielding dis-
position.
-
26
202
00 c6
visit,
see after.
|ooltc^,
c8, 5c,
V.
motion from.
V. the same', motion towards. -|t, 5c, 4c, V. *c6, lo, to drive a wedge in order to c6, Ic,
make
tight;
n.
lc
^^1 V. to be
made
tight
5J.Q,.
lc,4c,
Ic, V. to insert
small bits of
into the
of,
try
by
tasting.
CO,
of, as,
sam.
CO,
4m,
co'co', 4m, 3c, 3c, v. to be very sweet. CO, 4ni, CO. lo.
V.
71.
used of children.
CO, 2o, 2o, V. the same.
The
fifth
letter
00, 5c, n.
00, 5c,
f.
*o8, 5c, a light openwork basket for carrying fruit, Sic. *o8, 5c, to think over in the mind, to compute, calculate
in the
mind, estimate.
^'
?^'
'^^j '^^'
^^
same.
V.
oD^gS
203
co-oco\fi\2, 8c, 5c, 2c, 2c, 6c, n. (oDooolSP.) the second state attained by an areeyah.
vS,
n.
8 P.
the duties of
^^BS"^?
state.
^0
ocogoE P.)
state.
^S
n.
(oomcpSsP.) an
strike
3m.
4jc,
00^, 4c,
V.
*cSS,
to
repeatedly
motion;
to peck as a fowl;
OD^, 4c,
V.
one time. 001, 4c, 2c, adv. once, adv. a little, also 4c, 2c. ''', 4c, Ic,
uSS, 4c, 3o, adv. a kind.
co', 4c, Ic,
^3^,
adv. a
little,
(c^@08
P.)
(oo]oc8oo|,
a superior order of nats in the second 2c, 5c, 2c, 2c,) of the inferior celestial
ooSoo^co'co^,
00.S,
Im.
2o,
n.
*c8^, 2c,
pestle
of
any
kind;
ramrod;
(K.)
joS,
4o,
with
flat
end,
partially
pounded paddy.
n. a pestle
commonly used
lo.
in the kitchen.
2o, 4c,
,*.
n.
204
OD^cS, 2o,
for
lo,
n.
od8^'
a
pestle with a
pounding paddy.
v. to
odS, 2o,
beat as the heart, c^OoS, Ic, 2o, oo<ScoS, ^o, 2o, adv. brilliantly, used with (^S, 2o.
;io,
t;.
odS,
*o8^,
left
3c,
to
remain,
be
left,
as not comprised, as
iefl
fruit
after
n.
after eating;
co',
'io,
lo, n. one
who has narrowly escaped death. So, n. what is left after others have had
(%ocS B.)
to
ai>
their
choice.
odJ5, iJo, V.
*c8S,
3c,
oflPer,
present,
to a priest
or a king.
-x>'S, 3o,
So,
V.
coS B.)
ooo^oS,
-g".^,
V. to offer respectfully.
3o, 2c, V. to
pay revenue.
to pay an annual revenue. ^:>Soo.S3, 3o, 2c, 3o, Ic, v. -c8S, 3o, Ic, V. to give or send something to an official.
-'j^crS,
3o, 3c;
odSod\,
\ye
So, 2c, v.
v. the same. cjj^oSoo^c^S, 3o, 3c, 3o, Ic, be moderate, to obtain ease, (oooSooO B.) to
comfortable,
to recuperate.
oo.SccS,
oooSeoo P.) witness, testimony, 3o, 2c, n. standard, rule, when used as a witness.
evidence;
paw, as a pony, zrule coS, 2o. odS, 4>o, adv. (K.y well, always combined with (jj, 5c, vide coS, -he, odSS, 5c, 4o, v. to be not level, have one side higher than the
other;
to lie
;t.
on one
(K. and C.
name
,
vide
same.
00^18, 5c,
coS, Ic,
(oo(^08 B.) sugar, zmle >^8oo/g|8, lo, 5c, 4c. pr. *dSS, Ic, what.^ jD]CoS, 3c, Ic.
if,
vide
ao'^, 4c.
in that
-^oSjlc,
manner;
if so.
if so.
>%
Ic, Ic,
OD Sccfoy
205
oao',
cSBS,
Ic,
2m,
conj.
if.
*o8,
jg,
-
by
others.
by
instructions.
(ooBooP.)
help, assistance.
ri.
-oOGpsccogolg B.) ( the four rules of kindness by which kings ought to govern.
coSjd|, 2c, 2c, v. (ooo6o P.) to doubt, suspect;
7*.
QiscSop,
doubt, suspicion,
4c, 2c,
d88oj^c8Sp, 4m,
4c, 4c.
2c,
4m,
4c;
also
o^o^o^Suig,
n.
subjec-
cp, Ic,
CDS'!, 2c, 2c, n. (ooaSoP.j any member of the Buddhist hood; the priesthood collectively, also 2o, 2c. ODc|, 2c, 2c, 5c, 2c, n. ( oop P. ) an assembly of
priest-
priests
repeating in concert the communications of Buddha. the mutability of creatures seen CoS'Oicj, 2c, 2c, 5c, 11. (ooSlc) P.)
in their continual destruction
and reproduction.
"^1*'
n. that ele(ooSl6j<^|^o P.) co8'O|^^''>?00"[, 2c, 2c, 5o, 2c, 2c, ment of being which pertains to destructibleness and reproductiveness.
which surn. coSc"^cSpS, 2c, 2c, 4c, ^ooc^o^l P.) environs, places round another place.
the whole existence of any being n. OoScosji, 2c, 5c, 2c, ^oooOGp P.) throughout successive transmigrations; future existence.
fear of the consequences oo5oc^/5, 2c,2c, 5c, n. (oScooP.) fear; of sin in a future state, also 2o,2o, 5c.
ooS(j"8, 2c,
(ooezBoP.) a
206
005, 5c,
ooSoD^jodSS
*oSS, 5c. a post or upright frame, as one for vines and
2c, 3c, 5c, to reject
71.
what
is
or will be a source of support or advantage. ^S* 5c, 2c, 71. the upright sticks or withes in the weaving of a basket.
rest a while
OdS, 5c,
V.
*oSS, 5c, to
quiet, as a
still,
reside temporarily
^y
^^^ ^dTne.
men and
nats,
inhabiting
lo, 4o, 4o.
highest
celestial regions,
SSooSoaS'sS, ^o,
00 S, lo,
V.
*o8S, Ic, to
make
loose, puffy
by
stirring up.
od6,
bad grass
from thatch.
OdScoS,
lo, 5o,
<y.
odSoS,
oSSoS,
odS, 2o, n.
X),
*oSS, 2c, a probationer for the priesthood. 2o, 4o, n. a booth or temporary building erected for priests
an ascetic.
coS,
who
upon
is
ODC, 2o,
V.
to prepare,
make
ready.
ready. OoS, 2o, n. prefix to the name of a youth or young entered the novitiate.
man who
heis
oo5/5^,
2o. 4o, n.
priest.
garment
offered in the
cx>
SjgaS
207
ooS/30?"5, 2o, 4o> 4c, n. a priest's garment spun and woven at one sitting; a covering wrapped around pagodas or idols.
cob,
^,
4<o,
4o,
priest's silk
garment.
priests.
w. a large robe
worn by
o>"^,
ooc8,
2o, 2o, V.
3c, Ic.
(aiSSS B.j
to
conidr,
"'c^*
Odcoo^,
2o, 2c, v. (ooaoScooS B.) to be conyenient, opportune, suitable; to have a good occasion; to appear well; to be
in
goodly
form.
2c, V. the same; (K.) 4o. 4c; (C. S.) 2o, 4c. (X^Scx^S, 2o, a frame used for tbe displaying 2o, 3c, n. (odSocS
O&8098, 2o, 4c, n. (coSo4 B.) a board used by scholars to write on.
a qS^^, 2o, 4c, 2o, Ic, o^, 2o, 4c, lo,fi. a spelling
.
slate.
O060S, (00606 B.) a portico, or porch at the entrance of a house, used more correctly of the entrance to a monastery.
2o, 2o, n.
OD6c^cp/3, 2o, 2o, 5c,
71,
zfide
Oo,
3o,
V.
^oS,
4m.
005, 4o, n. a species of bamboo, m'ooS, 5c, 4o. 006, 4o, V. *o38, 4c, to cause to enter into, cg6
jO^S, 4o, 4o, v.
to
4o.
make men
enter
and
live in
a new village
or country.
V, to
*c8S, 4c, (5|6? B.) to be ctear, free from. the same; also to settle, to solve. <X)6i 006, 4o, 4o, V. ( B.)
4c, v. the same.
008, 4o (6), n. (K.) a collection of houses, vide gJb. 5c. a walk, a place for walking to and ODSjg'aS, 4o, 2o, n. B.)
f@
fro;
,
o'0D8jg9S,
4o, 2o, n.
walk to and
fro.
ooSjiJJoS (oo^S B.) a fabulous Brahma's head, supposed to be in charge of seven goddesses, his daughters, who trans
208
fer
it
ODoS"c|3o5c^9S
from one to another at the commencement
"t)f
every
new year, by conunanci of" "OoSo8/g]t, Ic, 4c, 4c. to have tliis fabulous head reach the hand coSj3)vS"8>S, 4o, 2o. 8c, c'.
of anotlier goddess.
coB, 4o,
anothe)'.
ikJo,
4o, V. to deliver
cxjS^iS
4o,
hie,
V.
Oo^|S,
4o,
2c, V.
by burning
or by burying.
00^6,
4o. 4o,
()!'
71.
(cog^8g
burning
4(),
coi-pses; vide
.o8c8,
ooS^c
4o, 8c, 8c. n. vide ogiciJ^oo|8, 2c, 5c, 4c, 4c. 4o, n. vide CX)6"SS, 4o, 4(). 4o,
V.
n.
OoSoo.
}(),
4c, n. a
name
foi-
o5^S,
n. a ship, .sometimes od8cooY> +c, 4c. odSccSd^, 4o, 4c, n. a steamer. 00*, 4o, 4c, 4c,
V.
(ooSg^
B.
to be poor: to 1^ miserable
unhappy,
afflicted; n.
tirnes
c,
^1*5
common
people.
oc,
oo,
5o.
;is
T).
*oSS,
books.
V.
(a>8s8 B.) to give an order. part of the head before and above the ear;
a period 5c, 5c, 3o, n. (^^g^cfe^"'-^^' P.) Ol)o5oo'>Soo^jd6'. 3c, 2c, of slaughter.
(oo^\ P.) an articulate sound; a grammar. 3c, 2c, 2o, Ic, 71. the eight books of Kachayano
n.
Pali Grainiiiar.
ODoSj^oS
n.
209
sound heard.
(oo{flc|00^ P.) kind feeling. n. (oo8e(g^ P.) oaoScBSoo?^, 3c, 2c, 5c, 2c, P.) to be kindly disposed towards oooSoo|, 3c, 2c, r. (
oogl
feel
kindly
to.
oooS, 4c,
n.
*o8ob, 4c,
a brute animal;
than
ODoS, 5c,
man
in the scale of
animal
life.
V.
make snug,
compact; to be crowded..
.oS, 5c, 3c, V. to load a
gun.
n.
(oooogo^ P ) the seven places which Gaudama occupied seven days each, when he first became
5c, 5c, 5c, a.
deity.
coo5oo,
4m, 3o.
n.
the seven
ranges of mountains which surround the and separate the seven great rivers.
Myenmo Mountain
OOoSoool,
n.
(o^ggdl P.)
oS
yaQ-^coSoo,
n.
vide
ys^^c^oooSol^t,
ooc86,
mat made
a coarse
mat
bamboo.
9^-
2o, 4c,
71.
mat made
mat used
71.
vide
71.
2o, Ic, n.
mat made of marsh grass, vide cn'?S6oS, So, So. a mat made of the outer part of the bamboo.
flat
it is
00o5, 2o, V. *oSo5, 2c, to toss out, as the broken rice from a
bottomed basket as
vide cSooS, 4c.
adv. very pointed, sharp, as, OOoScpoS, 2o, 2o, cSo^'oooSyoS, To, 5c, 2o, aho 4)0, 4o. 2o,
27
810
00<^, '^, " 0Do5, So,
V.
i^.
OD^S^g^S
the
to a final consonant.
oo<S, 5c;
*o8o5, 8c, to
to put into,
pound, beat;
(K.) 3c.
ooo5, 3o,
c^.
'9<B>t cSo*,
2c.
^o>
^*
to place a ring, as
3o, 4c, f. to
'ilo.
2o,
7t.
Me
same.,
.
report, rumor.
nimor.
V.
5c, 4o,
Im.
mS^,
OOooS,
v.
to
5c, 4o, n.
ooooSt B.
a rehgious duty;
8cp|,
(opD000c8P.) prudence,
discretion.
V. to
cSoo^,
3c, 5c.
P.) sixth.
feel kindly, well
disposed towards, to feel complaisant particularly on religious subjects. ODCc8, 5c, 4c, n. (oc>g8 B.) a rich man, jooSw^/p-sSSg, 4o, 3o,4o,4c. 00^, Ic, n. *C58^, Ic, the back of anything, as a knife blade.
oi
,
between the
ca,
back bone.
mountain ridge.
V.
t.
*o8oS, 2c,
to shake; v.
i.
to
afoSo'o*,
jd8oD'>S'0|,
sitting.
2c,
3o, 2c,
to
while
mme
as
oc^S-Sc^l^tdef.
oo-^Sco^ogS
oO'^SoO'^Soo'oo', 2c, 2c, lo, lo, adv. tremblingly.
211
V. to
and shake
like
an old man.
as
V. to
tremble violently,
during the
chills
OD'sSoo, 2c, 5c, n. ^so|;P.) desire. /3c8, 2c, 5c, 5c. 5c, 11. (
oc8 P.
own
00^oo\,
desire.
cO'>Sc8>SoO'>S, 2c, 3c, 2o, n. (^ooSqoSP.) a decision, resolve. oo^ccjS, 2c, 2c, n. vide ocS^ooScoS, 5c, 5c, 2c, 2c.
ooaSoSooS,
2c, 5c, 3o, n. (ooSolcS P.) a certain influence or state of disease, as death appi'oches, Cw, 4o.
a two-edged sword. n. 009^CO).S, 2c, So, ^ooScxjjctS B.) to beat against as rain. z^. *oS'>C, 4c, to strike, to beat; OO'aS, -ic,
ODS,
4c,
V.
to
run
after in
order
to
say
something or give
something.
CO, 4c, 4c, V. the same.
8c8^,
c^,
00^,
soa.B.
fruit,
sSoo^,
3c, lo.
sesamum
seed.
V. to join the
$S^o5e8,
another.
hands with the fingers intertwined. the hands over tlie head, weave a strand over one and under
and under
two strands.
212
co'Sco'oo>ciB8, lo,
4<o,
oo^Jcg^^^S
V.
Ic, lo,
to
qoS
coic\>
P.
certain attainment
mind of
5c, thought,
desi^;
joy;
^,
expo's,
immutability.
oooS, 2oy
and
fly
by
innate power;
(K.)
-io.
V.
the same.
(soEB. )to exceed; to transgress, used with c88, lo. cxwScoS, 2o, 2c, n. (oo|B.^ an organ.
cx>f oo^oS, 2o, 5c, 2o,
C0'3Sc8,8,
2(),
n.
5c.
So,
71.
foococoB.j
00 "jS, 3o,
i;.
occasioned by
the teeth;
to
V.
a blow on
tlie
elbow;
to
be
set
on edge, as
swarm
to be disordered, to be in ctmfusion.
oooSoS.
co>S, 4o,
first
come
ScS|8,
00'>S, 5o,
.
00^,
bv
itseli',
without admixture.
(ooG
tionally clean,
0D'>c<:^,fcc8, 5c,
03C^,
(e^gSs B.) a saying to be interpreted oracualrly, OO^c^i, 5c, 4o, 5c, 4c, n. the same.
.5c,
4o,
71.
11.
^'^'
-^^''
of any kind. (206*1^3 B.) soap '' <^akes or bars of soap. ^'^^i "^"^J
OQ^S
n. bar soap; aovS'<g]coFcci'j', 3c, 2c, 4o, 4c,
213
foreign soap.
n.
(^gpjo^
P-) omniscience,
ric^g
oo88
*o8<S, 4c,
to strike at,
make a
3o, Ic,
V. to
chop lengthwise
as in preparing
bamboo
for flooring.
^,
5"^)
by indirect
tiilk.
CDOOO^,
Ic,
(oDgP.)
2o,
V.
006", ^2o,
coS,
:io,
2o,
4m, by the
something
in the eye,
c8Sc8S
3o, So, 3c, 3c, adv. the .same, used with jd', 4o.
the same.
008, 5c, 5c, n. the outside unsubstantial part of anything as the bark of a tree distinguished from the wood.
5c. coBSc^^oo, 5c, 2c, 5c, 5c, 7^ vide co6'8cpoo, 3c, 2c, 5c, 71. the large vessel in which a Buddhist oo8o5, 5c, 3c,
(co8o5B.J
cdoS
21 i
oDoScSjj
00
71.
tree.
festival of
5c, 2o.
or tendency of mind;
-90S,
V. to
jBS,
5c, 4c,
2m,
V. to
V.
o^,
the same.
.^c,
4c, %c.
"i?'' ^Cj
'^^i
^i
^' to
5c, 2c, n.
an ulcerous
sore,
(aDo8
008s, 5c, 4o, n. (008S1 B.) the history of a pagoda., and C. a charm made of a small 30jyaQS, 5c, 4c, 4o, n.
(K.
S.)
for
vide o^'i^zoo\%, 5c, 2o, ooo^soSx)05^'?8, 5c, 3c, 2c, 5c, 5c, 2o, n.
lo, 4c.
00c8,
c86oD^6xS,
00S8,
o882,
3o, 4o.
oo.
5c, 3c,
the
small opening
or
soft
spot in
an
infant's
cranium
a.
(odj5
ODQob'
n. P. j 00S|, 5c, 5c, (oocj
215
a vowel.
a kind of wood, fabulous. n. OO^'oaS, 5c, 5c, 2o, (oocjngS P.) v. OOCjcoS, 5c, 5c, 2o, ^cosjOdoS P.) to repeat, rehearse from the
sacred books.
71.
^OOCJCTO
n, J^S, 5c, 5c, 2c, 2c, ( ^ P. ) a formula of worship, esto the three Pali formulae with which Budpecially applied
viz.,
I
oaoXjCtoo^S,
worship
the deity;
Ogcx>6|Ct6o^8,
OOejDOX^GO
0^8,
(o3|0 B.) a crown, a royal crown. restless, restive, frequently moving about.
V. vide
V. to play the lady s man, to play court the attention of a man by a woman.
beau; to
phlegm,
xfide
3c, 2o.
5c, 3c, n. (oD'^S B.) meaning, signification, drift. co<?io5, 5c, 3c, V. to slide down, vide oogjoS, 5c, 3c, coQ^, 5c, 3c.
ODQ^,
CX)<9)8,
mixture of powdered bone and black varnish used as putty and in making ornamental work.
5c, 40,
71.
(oDDl^g
oocfi, 5c, 2c, n. (oQCOsa B.) character, reputation. '9'^, 5c, 2c, 3c, V. to grow in character or reputation.
SoOooS(?', 5c, 2c, lo, 5c, 4o, 5o, v. to deteriorate in character or reputation; to lose reputation.
c6, 5c, 2c, 2c, V.
the
same as
be
to be light, unsteady in behavior; to speak or act oocq|, 5c, 5c, V. without regard to the feelings of others; to ridicule, make
along in
falling,
216
ODSPaS
00 CO]. 5c, Ic, n. (K.) four annas, vide o5, 3o. 4c, n. (Laosj a zayat. C0C01I, 5c, ooco8, 5c, 3c, V. to slide or slip along, as a wS-^S, 2o, 4c.
cosei], 5c, 3c. oorSoSoDCOoS, 5c, 4c, 5c, 4c, adv. vide oSc8o5y 3c, 4c.
co8, Ic, n. *oS8, Ic, a post, a column; (K.) 4c. ^cSc-c^, Ic, lo, 4c, n. a gallows, cx)^cSs"sY, 4c, lo, 4c.8rSc8, Ic, lo, 4c,
71.
the
the
umbrella.
.8,
loom.
posts
in the
Q-3^ccB,
n. the lofty
main part of a
kyaung
qS, Ic, 2c, n. a pedestal. tsS, Ic, 2c, n. the middle posts of a building. ^8, Ic, 2c, n. a short post supporting some beam or timber.
^8.88,
Ic,
4o,3m,
by the winding
of a creeper.
CO,
same as ooS'oS,
71.
Ic, 2c.
the middle of a
small post for sustaining something. O'^SooS, ]c,'4o, 4c, 11. a goal.
^-S)
Ic, Sc, n. a
o>SccS,
-
T..
(S^l^gB.)
the
central
pillar
of
pagoda.
8^,
oB,
Ic, 2c,
11.
Ic, 4c,
11.
SSc^S,
-
up
cross.
a flagstaff. a large post which supports the ridge of a roof. a [)Ost of a house.
It.
^i
Ic. 4o,
11.
217
an upright bellows.
ooS, 2c, 3c, n. the same, -scS, 2c, Ic, 11. a leather bellows.
"3^^, 2c, 4c, n. a horizontal bellows. -c8^, 2c, 4m, n. a furnace for melting iron. 008, 2c, V. *o88, 2c, to pant, be out of breath.
with an old, faded appearance; ^'>^, 2o, vnfreq. co8(p8, 2c, 2c, adv. V. *oS8, 3c, to be faded as to color or brightness; to be 008, 3c,
soiled,
dirty;
oc'[038aic8, 3c, 3c, 3c, Ic. CX>8, 4c, V, *o88, 4c, to tarry, wait, wait cSS, 4c, lo, V. to dwell with (b. \
008, lo,
V.
for;
to dwell.
*oS8, Ic,
males; n.
to fe-
^-sScpi, lo, 2c, 2c, n. a maid, a virgin. ci?, lo, 2o, n, an old maid.
o88, lo, 4o, n. a female
who has
arrived at pubescence,
c^',
sSyS,
is still
is
young.
C^8^,
and
very
young
/3g'>S,
lo, 2c,
w/a young
girl
age.
ad-o, tnde 0085^8, 2c, 2c. oo8(p8, 2o, 2o,
oa8, 4o,
V. to
move and
feel
ing along a rope; to pull in hand over hand as a kite. of ammonia, OOO.S0O], 5c, 3o, 2c, n, (o>ooSood B.j muriate
sal-
ammoniac.
coocSoo8, 5c, 2o,
4x;,
n.
('g j.
^8
818
0588
OT
Ij^,
00, 2c, n. a side, used in composition, (C. S.). flffsy. before, in the future. 'i^\, 2c, 3c,
00, 2c,
V.
08800,
4)0,
2c.
v.
V. the
V.
same.
to pretend to do.
oo'^Si,
(ooj^^Si B.)
fetters.
all sizes
n.
(oog^
P.)
completion,
accomplishment,
coS^Q8c^o^,
4k), Ic,
5c, 2c.
ooo^o^ooicoi,
oo8Scp,
(oDgcDOolo
P.)
(ooowg
oowcp
(^O^O P.)
rightness.
oloS P.) an extraordinary attainment ooS, 2c, 2c, 3o, n. ( of which there are several classifications.
oSc^iSc^coo^ 2c, 3c, 5o, 5o,
v. to
005^.SQ|,
{^^Q<^
(Pali) vide c5oc^8, 2c, 2c. DO, 4c, n. (K.) kind, sort, rank, vide oScS, 4o. 00, 4c, V. *oS, 4fC, to thrust in as a needle; to tattoo: to
o!>0|CX), 2c, 2c, 5c, n.
make
V.
to
embroider a jacket.
figures.
V. to tattoo in
oD|oo^^]^
219
00^,
-ooi^,
making a geometrical
do again,
obsolete;
figure.
00,
lo, a. three.
2c, V. to
life
as, J^^SyScowScSBSo^ScoS, 4o, 4c, lo, 3c, 2c, 2c, lo, lo, we have the ups and downs of life, now rich, now poor, a
figurative expression.
OOOoS, lo, 2o, n an amount of money equal to two and one half
rupees.
00^ 3o, n. *co, 3c, a tattooing iron,
cS, 3o,
Im,
n. a spade.
Ic,
n. *o3,
Ic,
garment of a priest, vide oo8yS, 4o. 2o. the Shan paper tree, (broussonetia? oo'ccS,
)
lo, 4o.
make
paper.
001,
^^' ^'
^^^^
worship.
a skein of cotton.
00.O, 5c.
o>o.'>'[%, C0ICOI8, oo^, 2c, V. *cS, 2c, (ooo B.) to be clear, pleasant; to be comfortable. 2c, Ic, 2c, 4c, v. to be happy.
Ic, 4c, n.
c^ooic"^,
recover from
illness,
become
Gaadama
descended.
.
(oODCOp p.)
a religion.
220
ooioo^cjoSS, 2c, 5c, 2c. 3m,
v.
co|
to
become
extinct, as a religion.
00|OD/3|, 2c, 5c, 2c, 2c, 5c, 2c, n. ( other person who patronizes religion.
coS,
2c, 5c, 2c, 2o,
v.
(^
3lc|00D P.)
a king or
^P^
B.) to
be established, as
a religion.
o, 2c, 5c, 2c, 5c, V. (ligion, to
8S,
2t',
to be destitute of any re-o B. j no religious system. belong 3S B.) a pontifex maximus, chief 5c, 2c, 2o, n. (
to
ecclesiastical ruler.
S@l'
of
^^^' ^'^'
^*-
(9^"-*^?
^0
^ propagator
2c, Ic,
religion,
missionary,
vide
Q|o5oD|00>''[,
to
a religion.
V.
to decline as a religion.
the same.
CO|Q9,
2c,
5c,
(oODo P.j
to
well done!
mh,
co]cp.
00'[S'S,
(ooowsoo
'""
hood.
^1^9"^@1'
^^'
'^^'
^^' ^^'
chief disciple of
Buddha.
n.
(zx):>ta\^c
sit.
accustomed to
71.
(oooonoP.) a
disciple of
Buddha, whether
a priest or a novitiate.
C0|,
V. *-X), 3c, to make any condiment by chopping up uncooked food and mixing it. V. to make a condiment with minced raw meat. "^^o, 3c, 5o,
3c,
proclaimed publicly,
have notoriety.
oS,Syg|
to acquire notoriety, fame, be famous.
221
V.
Sy,
00 |i,
4c,
00 [8, 4c,
n.
2c, 4c.
0018,
4c, V. *d8,
sufficient of
as,
4c,
to be mildewed,
it
anything so that
4c, 4c.
^^00|,
oo]ac6, 4c, 4c, n. (oogeeii B.) cutch. oo|8q8, 4c, 4c, n. vide 00?)8, 5c, 4c.
oSoSsoO|eoo'[, 5c, 5c, 5c, 5c, adv. with a hissing sound,
c^^, 2c,
V.
*odS,
V. to tear, tear
apart, separate.
to tear crosswise.
to tear so that a thing
V.
cannot be used.
3m,
V.
to
o8^,
Sc,
71.
*oo,
3c, a portion of
aux.
as,
w'oooSE, 5c,
a rundle.
lo,
3c,
~
^Sco', 3c,
3c, 5c,
7i.
3o, 5c.
cBBqB,
3c, 4o, n.
the navel.
.
-co^c8,
3c,
4o,4o,2o,
v. to
have
this
organ cease
to throb.
oS.S-|, 3c, 2c, n. (08:^0 P.) religious duty belonging to a priest. 3c, 2c, 3c, n. ( P.) one of the five general pre(^.S,
<^5
11.
oSi^y^'t.
4c, 4c,
(oo^Dj
P.)
of 8ci8, 4o, Ic. oc85oo|, 2c, 5c, 2c, 2c, the second stage
222
o88SS
with c$o*SooSo8-S cS^'jSoo^, lo, 4o, as, to rain gently but continuously.
c8Sc8, ic, 4c, adv. used o8, lo, 40, 4c, 4c,
c8S^B,
4c, 4c, adv.
of a
'Og^^^^, 4c, 4c, 4c, 4c, adv. the same. 08^, 2o, 11. *COiS, 2o, a tribe of Karens, numerous
2c,
in
2c8oS,
4o,
and
cSc^^,
4o, 2o.
in
o8c8^,
oS^, 4o,
uncommon, used
speaking of
others.
V.
*OdS, 4o, to
4o,
strike, hit
cBSc8B, 4o,
adv.
with
rattling sound
a dried
kernel
inside a shell.
the same.
c8b. 2c, n. (08^ B.) Leo, the fifth sign of the Zodiac. oSS, 2c, V. to be dark, used only with coS, 4c.
oSScpl, 2c, 2c, n. (oDpDO P.) perception, the act or power of perceiving or marking down; a mark, sign, name.
oSScp.S'O'sSoo], 2c, 5o, 2c, 2c, n. (oDgc^^oP.) perception. a shed, shelter for cattle, vide 08 8, 2c. oSS, 4c, n.
(K.j
086, 4c,
*aD5, 4c, to rain constantly, steadily. 08s, 4c, (6), V. (K.j to throw, cast as a stone, mde c85, 4c.
V.
n.
(?tf B.)
asafcetida.
086^, ^S^'
085, 5c,
V.
4c, 2c, n.
"^C'
Cey'on, j^^So8'^8, Ic, 4c, 2c. ^c> 2c, 2c, n. the same.
*0d5, 5c, to be pleasant to the taste, savory, luscious from the presence of fat or oil; to have a strong odor whether
fragrant or offensive.
oS5, Im, n. *odS, lo, sound, noise; (K.) 4c. n. a full round tone. J^, Im, lo,
"oS,
Im,
5S,Im
oS
'^>^j
Im, 3c,
n.
in singing;
a high
sound or note.
"^^coSSc^S, Im,
CO,
3c,
Im, 3c,
n. the raising
voice in singing.
n.
icS,
SOD,
Im, 4o,
Im, lo,
n.
an acute, sharp,
shrill
sound.
cS,
Im, 2c,
n. a loud sound.
n. the voice, uttered
cooS,
Im, 3o,
Ic, n.
sound.
Im,
coS, Im, 4o, n. the lowering of the voice in singing; a low note. ooS, Im, 3c, n. a deep sound, a base voice, iiifreq; a brogue. caS, Im, lo, n. a sweet sound.
(^S,
Im, 2o,
Im,
n.
JSQ'sS,
-
3o, n. a gentle
sound.
yao^oSSjsg'jS, Im, 3o, Im, 2c, n. the same, ^^, Im, 2c, n. a sound that may be heard; notoriety.
V.
o8S, 3m,
JO,
3m,
2o, V. to die.
,600 oSo^,
jD^^,
3m, 2o,
3m,
3m,
though.
c8,
3c, arff
beyond comparison;
same as 1st
def.
even
though,
cSoooS^cj^,
3m,
(b.).
V. to arrive at the
V.
to
come
to an end.
880880^, 3m,
or otherwise.
5c,
3m,
224
o8c
lo,
Im,
diamond.
co'oi8^o5,
ocoj,
2c, 2c.
ooi, lo, Ic, n. (K. and C.S.j the pupil of the eye, vide co.oo^,
3c, 5c.
C'^c'f,
lo, 4c,
n.
an ornament prepared
from
the
horn of a
I'hinoceros;
'^5fi^l'
amber.
'*
(*^^<^^
^0
agate
^oS,
71.
jet.
name given
n.
n.
to
Buddha.
a ruby.
a precious stone, a
5c,
n. a
gem.
to be
coo5.o8,
lo, 2c,
gem supposed
an antidote for
lo, Ic,
n.
oS^6,
t;. (K. and C.S.j to be not level, to have one side than the other, vide OD^S, 5c, 4o. higher
lo, 4o,
oSS, 2o,
71.
o8S, 2o,
o36, 2o,
to,
n.
V.
a right to;
to appertain
concern.
(
71.
s^S B. to meet face to face, as, oSSQli/)-^, 2o, 4c, Ic. *ooS, 4o, (508 B.) a circular frame in which several
)
drums
are fixed.
scatter,
as sparks of
tire
to fly off, to oSc^, Im, z;, *co?, lo, blown away; to bound away as a
V.
n,
fibre,
3m,
life.
^Sc, 4m,
life; to die.
Ic.
cS-soS,
3m,
Ic, 2o, v. to
n.
Hsinwi,
to
of Ava,
foi'merly
have been
oScpo,
lo, Ic,
because
many
100 000^ heads of villages brought each a bunch of plantains. oScS, lo, a. *00'>S, lo, a hundred thousand; used frequently to
denote an indefinitely large number, qcS or 8], lo, 3c, n. one hundred thousand.
3c, int.
used in
replying to a person
who
tells
incredible
things, as
distant country.
int. the -o'l^oScS'S^, lo, 3c, lo, 3c,
same.
oScS,
lo, V.
,
(K.)
to be
well
finished,
oScS, lo,
(C. S.)2o. *C0Q&, lo, to be slightly cracked, as a log of wood, more than vide cooS, 5c; to be too mucli dried, as paddy,
V.
5o;
|?8,
3o;
n.
a crack.
oScSgS,
Shan principality east of the Salwen, a small Shan principality west of oScpgS,
4o.
Ic. Ic.
to call loudly; oSc^, 2o, V. *aDoS, 2o, /58>o8, 2o, lo, lo, V. the same as
^K.)
cSc^S^BS, 2o,
of voice.
Im,
v.
in a loud voice. co|, 2o, 2c, v. to scold, curse to call loudly, shout. 2o, 5c, V.
i^B,
weep and
wail.
be good, used in composition, as, oSc^, 3o, to be handsome, tide -Sep, 3o. <p8c8fpSoScS, 3o, Ic, 3o, 3o,
to
n. *oo^, 4o, kind, sort, rank, as, oScpcSSyD??. oSc^. 4o, Ic, of similar size or quantity
1-
m^
226
oScSc^S. 4o, lo,
oScS, 5o,
oScS, 5o,
V.
o8o5o88
n. the ffame.
V.
(K.
to fry in
oil,
o8o5, 2c,
V.
to dance,
used
as.
to dart as
.o"|d9o5w|?,
-Jc,
0|^.
3c,
'Iq. -k-,
move
to one.
c5o',
as a
bird of
prey.
oSoSoSS.
4c, 2c, n.
fly
trap;
brush
to
drive
away
insec
aUo
4c, 5c.
V.
3m,
*ooaS, 3o,
soS B.
to cheapen,
3c,
to offer
lower
3m,
3m,
as
Ic.
o8o6co|,
3m. 2c,
n.
(oo|o
P.)
truth
opposed to falsehood,
veracity; an engagement.
o8o|8,
3m,
-/3Q.
o8o5.
2(), 3c),
3)11,
break one's pledge, word. 2c. 2c, 4c, V. to be faithless, without truth.
2<),
a.
T'.
*oooS,
o8o5.
3m.
with a scraping sound, as the cutting of with a knife; also used with fp', 3c, to weep quietly, paper
,5o.
also 5o,
oSo5dSo5,
adv. the .same. ogoSogoS, 3o, 3o, 3c, 3c, II. to be light, quick in motion through
lo
skill
or
knowledge;
be clever, brisk.
oSj*
227
cS'i^, Ic, n.
o86'o'[8,
and on any person on worship days. CO, Ic, 4c, n. the same as oS'>c, Ic.
SoSol*,
Ic, 2o, 4c,
11.
worship days,
CO, Ic, 5c, V. to cease to perform the religious duties of a layman.
(j^S,
same.
commands.
for
^-aS,
2c.
Ic, to
)
oS^S,
Ic, V.
*00'3S,
in order to
make
even, to slice.
8S8S,
Ic,
4m, 4m,
v. to
oS-^, 3c,
n.
jdcScjjScSdi, 3c,
bottom.
a petticoat in which the stripes are straight. threads 3c, 2c, Ic, 4c, M. a petticoat with golden
11.
woven
in.
2c,
Ic, 4c,
n.
petticoat
with
silver
thread,
woven
in.
open
a plaid
in
the plaid.
a striped petticoat.
096*, 2c, V.
228
o8(9c6o8cS8S, 4c, 2c, lo, lo,
o88
n. a
great
number
of anything.
Q^3S,
cBS, 5c,
India.
V.
*00tS,
5c,
to
crowd, cram,
stuff,
l^ic,
to
make snug by
2o.
2m,
V.
4m.
K.
4o.
to
z86, 4o,
V.
chop
bamboo
for flooring.
0S8, Ic, n. *oOo, Ic, a small pimple with a sore; (K.) 4c. co, Ic, 5o, n. a sore usually on the face and sometimes
malignant.
0.808800, lc,4o, Ic, 2c,
n.
088088, Ic,
wind.
Ic,
adv.
softly,
gently,
used of the
blowing of the
o38, 2c,
n.
v. to chisel.
a gouge, vide -'99, 2c, 4o, 4c, o83y, 2c, 4c. -oo.8co.8, 2c, 2c, 3o, n. a small chisel-like instrument
inserting charms into the
'j^i,
used for
flesh.
o83, 5c,
y8,
5c.
d88, 3m,
the
name
of a small
as
(p|
*od8, 3o, the bauhinea dyphilla of Symms. int. shoo, an expression used in frightening away fowls
71.
and
birds.
less
than
as,
"08,
2o; the
first
of the
4c, lo,
of anything,
c>8o88co8oo'8cp,
o38,
':lo,
V.
vide
o8a^(SSo5
oS8, 2o,
V.
829
on a garment;
n. orna-
mental sewing.
oS8, 3o,
V.
twitch
seizing
away.
not used alone, 008088,
088, 4o,
lo,
a.
4io.
of an unmeirriageable
088, 4o,
a.
rfcveral colors
run
together.
a.
o8o^,
4o,
Im,
same.
oSy, 5c, 5c, adv. intensive, used with 9Q, 2c, to be very
38,
*00'[,
young. kind of spear used in spearing fish. 00, Ic, V. *0D\, Ic, to rub, to rub off, as from the flesh. c8, Ic, Ic, V. to rub the head, but more generally to wash the
Ic, a
head, vide oo'c^8, 2o, Ic. 03, Ic, n. (C. S.) a time, vide />, 4c.
co', Ic, 5c, adv. (C. S.)
now.
(C.S.) soon.
jsg^cSS,
d8c6, Ic, 3o, V. (C.S.) to sneeze, vide "806, 3c, lo. to ride, 8is a pony, vide <S, Ic, V. , He.
(C.S.)
(K.) 4c.
3c,
71.
cSS'SS, 2c,
2m,
a square.
a.
cSSSoS^Cj^, 2c, 2m, 2o, 3c, n. the points of the compass; celebrated, noted; adv. everywhere, far and wide.
c8o5o^,
c8Soo,
compass.
c5o', 2c, 2o, n. the same. >c|c8cSd% 2c, 3c, 2c, 2o; CO, 2c, V. to be (juiet, used with c8cS, Im; (K.) 4c. cSdS, 2c, 2c, adv. with perfect quiet.
lip.
230
dSoaSoocS, 2c, io, 2o,
v.
68co5
to be thick-lipped.
.suD/ie.
out to a point.
z>.
to have a harelip.
n.
the seven
belts of
water which
surround the
are separated
and
by seven ranges of mountains. o3co1,2c, 5c, n. Hsipaw (Thibaw^\ a Shan principality about one
hundred miles northeast of Ava.
oSco, 2c, 5c, n. (zBco P.) a religious duty, vide oSqS, Ic.
}i.
in religious duty.
j
a vast rock on
supposed to
2c, 5c,
n.
bamboo
pose
of removing
the
earth;
bamboo
with
these
for
splits
a water
oS, 3c,
n.
vide oSS'^8oS(j|8, 4c, 2c, 2c, 2c. B.) Ceylon, the tooth of anything as a harrow, comb, &c., the
(oSc
tis
a ladder,
applied also to
slats, in/req.
the roller
on
which cloth
is
wound,
as
it
is
woven.
@, 3c, Ic, n. the tooth of a
oS, 3c,
V.
comb.
n.
(C.S.
any
fceces,
ordure;
dirt of
sort, vide
3c.
V. vide
coS,
5c, 4o.
3c, 5c, V. to
0836,
'6',
3c, 2o.
temple,
4o,
//.
cSooS.
'ic,
(idv.
conj. but.
cSoo^,
fear.
c2BS, 3c, 5o, n. the temple, vide oS86', 3c, 5o. oSo, 3c, 3c, n. vide oog, 5c, 3c.
cocxxS, 3c, 4c, adv. the
oScSoS,
3c, 4c,
V.
to stumble, vide
CO, 4c, V.
vide
op^aDoS,
coBf
*odS,
^c^coSooi, 3c, 3c, 5o, Ic, v. to wash the face. So, 3c, 4c, V. to wash the hands.
coSoD'sS, 3c, 2o, n. (oooX)&F.)
a burial
ground
for
burying or
burning corpses,
C10.S00.S, 3c, 3c, adv.
(b.j.
plodding]T.
c8Sc8S,
adv. the same. OgiDcg^, 3c, 3c, 3c, 3c, CO.Sooo^, 3c, 2o, n. (^gg^P-) one of the grand
divisions of the
fruit;
to
boiled rice;
a boil;
to
to
come
to maturity,
become acquainted
be perfectly
ripe,
same.
variegated
adv.
with
large
patches of different
*odS, 5c,
^co^oo',
c6, 5c, Ic,
-
by loud
talk;
to
to be confused in
mind.
^3^
OdS. oc,
O^^, 5c, o^B, 5c,
:.
o^EcjlS
"oOiS, oc,
to
set
on as a dog,
as,
00^|-^6', 5c,
Ic, -io.
V. to
put out as
co^oo^,
way.
(o^sP.)
(
OoS, 2o, n. a
O^^, 2o,
V.
fish
trap.
*odS, 2o,
odS, 2o, to
as food with a
ZoS, 2o,
OdS, 2o,
V.
z'.
hit, strike,
*co>S, 2o,
i;.
to be bad, as,
ooSQ'^ooSscSscS,
to a
4o, Im,
(o^oc8P.J
transition
happy
state of
5o, V. to
push
to extinguish
v.
to
nod through
(K.)
4c.
sleepiness.
wli, lc,4c, V. to
grow
tall;
to grow.
V. to
coSyS,
Ic, 4c,
to use, make use of, employ. opS, 4c, V. *oo8, 4c, (208^ V. to make use of by spending. CO*, 4c, 2o,
V.
of,
employ.
falsehood.
V. *CX)S, 4c, (o^^iB.) to be spent, expended, as a numD^5, 4c, ber divided without a remainder, as the destined term of
life,
(sx^gB.)
to instruct, discipline.
ako
Ic, 4c.
coS
coS, lo, n. *oaS, lo, a powerful evil spirit; the devil. OoS, lo,
V.
to
have an inclination
for, to
have a liking
to
for, as
theatricals.
OoS, 2o,
V.
convey
something.
JD, !^o,
4o,
V.
to
convey intelligence; to
v.
V. to
V.
through excess, as when the fruit does not correspond with the growth and thriftiness of the
*OdS,
4o,
to
fail
tree;
to not
fill
Co5, 4o,
V.
*ooS, 4o,
n.
coeSoS
P.
to
cxpcS, lo,
V.
*oo',
torn unevenly; to be askew; (K.j 4o. the cocSoo^coo^, 2o, 3o, 2c, n.
(egecScooS B.j
mark of
a Buddh's
foot.
CorS, 4o,
*30', 4o, (gco8 B.) to rub one substance on another, to polish, to rub on the touchstone, as gold, cSo'sS, lo.
V.
(idv. in a fine,
open manner,
as a flower,
eff'ort,
.O.
3c
as
any
to
V.
the
smell of medicine
V.
draw back,
also 5c.
-0|,
3c, 2c, V. to
move
in
any direction.
30
34.
o^^
00 oSdg 1 CO o5 "8 '>S, 3c, 2c, 3c, 4c, v. to advance and retreat.
g]coo5|,
V. to retreat,
retrograde.
to reduce the
height of anything;
to
a tree.
oS,
tf
draw back.
g.
yl^^J^l'
^^' ^^'
^^ ^^^^
better place
by moving
oi.es position.
Ooo5, 4c,
/'.
*0D0,
4c, a
bed curtain.
an end.
Jb.
to be the
end of
life,
to die.
3m,
V.
to end,
come
3(>,
//.
to
an end.
4c, Ic,
V.
the
same as cooSjd,
,sarn
as CooS, 4c.
*ooo8j 4c, to be
:'.
nibbed
off,
worn by
to
friction, abraded.
oooS,
oc,
to
recede
from,
give
place,
lide
a^o5,
3c.
one's place.
*oooO,
when heaped
T'.
a basket;
to blor.t.
coo5,
5().
-I
*coo5,
something with
sy)()()n.
.
JiT-t'
5(),
Ic, z\ the
same.
with a verv
co'>F^^'>c,
Ic, Ic.
'io.
adv.
gray
appearaiice, used
with
w^S.
and
/pS, 3c.
o^^c^-^,
co'sS. 4c,
c-
(K.
to
to
do or be.
enclosure for
cultivation, a garden,
OD9S, lo,
n.
*oa'>S, lo, an
g^, 3o.
'O'^i lo, Ic,
71.
a cotton
field.
garden.
6o,
-
an onion bed.
^^,
lo, 3o,
71.
the
same as cooS, lo
n. an enclosure of fruit trees or flowering ,r3^o8 S, lo, 4c, 2m, plants, a garden, an orchard,
cov^, lo,
V.
*00'2S,
lo, to
thrust through,
as
a bar through a
hole of a post.
,
lo, Ini,
V.
to thread a needle.
V.
'
to
make
o^-^S^
lo, V.
mass.
-
same as
vide
cx^'^S,
lo,
^CCO00|,
3o, n.
spear.
*oo^,
n. a rear
e.
^^,
3o, 2c,
7}.
is
v.
to
be
in
mixed-up,
confused
CO>S, 4o,
V.
fire;
*0D'^, 4o, to urge on, to push forward, as fuel into to fall forward as when one stumbles; to urge, ex-
hort; to
bow
/DoScoo^/3S,
head. the head, as, (j|8ooS, Ic, 4o, with bowed 4o, Ic, 2c. Ic, V. to incite, urge to a quarrel.
V. to
236
co'sScoJd, 4o, 5o,
v.
o^SS
to reel from
to fall
forward.
oS,
cojS, 3c,
down
violently.
(K.) a time, a turn, vide cotS*, 3c. 3c, V. (K.) to connect, join, unite, vide 086*, 2c. oyS,
006*,
4)C,
i;.
put on as a garment.
to meet,
engage
in
combat.
put on a
fetter.
ootS, 5c, V. to
bend downward.
odS, 4o,
11.
lips,
the lips
collectively.
be accustomed to repeat news, to retail news. S, 4o, 3c, v. to have the lips remain open as a natural churac^
teristic.
V. to
be rough in words.
"SS, 4o, 4o, V. to use offensive language.
'^898008, 4o,
71.
n. the
V.
to be loquacious;
have puffy
lips.
01
(?8, 4o, Ic, 5c, lo, V. to have exceedingly broad flaring lips,
71.
that part of a
flint.
4o, 5o,
V.
to be a person of
many
words,
noisy in speech.
and 5o;
manner,
drawn
in, as
an aged person.
oJod'
006*08, 4o, Ic,
V.
237
language. protrude the lips; to be sharp-tongued . 8S, (or 85), 4o, 2o, n. a harelip. 8o5, (or 8o5), 4<o, 4c, v. to have the lips drawn toward one
cS, 4o, lo, V. to
side,
to use pleasant
^poS^
4o, 4c, V. to
be forward in speech, to
language.
brag, to indulge
in vain, inconsiderate
q^',
mouth of a
river.
when a pig
5c, 5c;
vide 00.
very faded in appearance, as much-used clothes; with a white appearance, as eyes covered with a white film,
2o,
3c, 3c, 3c,
^-aS,
a^8o^8oo|CX)|, water.
3c,
adv.
with the
sound of falling
008, 3c, (6) n. (K.) a key, vide coo^, 4c. C08, 4c, 71. *oo|8, 4c, B.) a sheep.
(c^8 C08, 4c, a. liump-backed, used of cattle, as, (^8098, 4c, 4c, an ox with a hump on the back.
en, Ic, V.
as
wood
making a
fire;
to
make
a heap by setting up
ends together at the top and sepagather for the present and futurp
meals, that
00',
^,
fire.
Ic, 2c,
to
come together,
V.
eat to-
gether as a
tp^ojO'sS,
marriage ceremony.
Ic,
Ic,
Ic,
to
gather in a
gathe.
together.
n. Thongze, a 0^00*, lc,2o, of Ava.
Shan principality
fifty
miles northeas
238
CO, 2c,
2c, to
c^^^
7'.
00,
spread
vide
Q.y 2o; to catch fish by covering a place with a basket; n\ a beisket for that pui'pose. V. to cover the head. <p^o, 2c, Ic,
CO,
3c, V.
*o5, 3c,
to be
same as
oSScojg', 4c,
3m,
4c, Ic, v.
4c, Ic,
c'.
the same.
splits at
4c, n.
CO, oc,
watch house.
.o^acji, 5c, 2o, 4c, n. a shed, booth, generally with a flat roof j
Co^c|8,
rice field.
long range of sheds with uniform roof. 5jS"sb, 5c, Ic, 3c, n. a cooking place. y^ScoS, 5c, Ic, 3c, n. a distillery.
CXDO, .5c, 4o, n. a
young
leaves of
tlie
tamarind
tree.
^'^i
3o, 2o,
n. the leaves of a
creeper,
their acidity.
^'^5 3o,
Ic,
n.
aj
239
CodSSjO], 3o, lo, Ic, n, a sour weed. v. to be sour visaged. '>C'[cooo'[, So, 3c, 3o, ic,
o, 3o, Ic, n. the roselle plant, of
2o; oJ<^'^, 3o, Ic, lo. co(^c8S, 3o, Ic, lo; c^Cj^c^^, 3o, Ic, a, a little sour. 8, 3o, Ic,
a. the
same.
a. sourish, jsg^S, 3o, 2c, 00, 5o, V. *0D, 00, to be convex, vide co, 5o.
V. to ''[Cooo|, 00, 3c, 5o, Ic,
down
so as not to
OvSjdcS, 5o, 2o, lo. V. to be convex with the edges turning in.
00,
Ic,
pr. ye or you.
jjr.
CO 8, Ic, 3c,
000,
Ic, 4c, adv. intensive, very white, as rice, used with 08, lo,
other verb,
as,
to
come
to,
els
friends from
whom
CO, 2c,
to be near, as,
Ic.
0000 w,
2c,
in a rocket, V. *CO|, 2c, to fizz out as damp gunpowder or heated iron in water, to fail in an undertaking,
V.
*00|, 2c,
to
smoke
cocoo^^S,
V.
ooeooScooDSg B.
to
be
religious,
2c, 2c, n.
COCp P.
C08, 3c,
co8oo|, 2c, oc,2c, n. (^oj^oo P.j the sun, j:>^0'^, lo, 4c. 00, 3c, V. *oo'[, 3c, to have clandestine intercourse; to like, to
wish, find pleasure.
00, 3c, adv. often; with negative j3Q, 2c, rarelv. seldom, not often.
00, 4c, n. *00|,
240
4-c.
eoSoSS
2o;
ogS. 4c, 4c,
tijc^S,
at^coooSi B.):
v,
to prav.
DDiS, 4c, 3o,
.
OD(S B.
a reward, present.
go away
from; pr
CJD], Ic,
a.
o,
Ic, 4c,
V.
n. one person, any one. SjDiCoSyp^S, Ic, 5c, Ic, 4o, ?/>?, Ic, ;3c, rony. although, atKxed to the verb.
2CjS,
infreq.., znde
:BqcS,
3c, 5o.
9C^
coS.
Ic, 4c,
adv. yet;
afterward, then;
co7ij.
but, infreg.,
mde
lo, V. to
at the
the .same
a.s
*00-[,
Ic, to forfeit,
the same.
coS,
soS, 2c. 2c, adv. continually, permanently, vide C30'[C3S, 2c, 2c.
V.
(lOOaDB.)
-^U-
3c, 3c.
V.
*oD'[,
frequent proimnciation for coSod', Ic, lo. 4c. to be small, fine, to have small particles;
to be fine, as thread,
(C.
n.
S.
to
wash or
sift
to, 4c.
CoSoSS,
ic, 2o,
(sqjjJ^SB.)
a stall.
coSooo,
4c, 4c, V. rc6jj8c8B. ) to go from one market to others in succession to trade, /D-o'cOvOoS, 5c, lo, 4c, ^o.
ccSoscS, 4c, 4c, 4o, n. (caogc^cbs B.) gentian. cdSc8^, 4c, 5c, 71. (c30ic86'B.) a cigar.
coS, lo,
V.
through the
V. to
V. to stir
up trouble,
v. the
as a
busybody.
same.
coS, 2o,
(K.)
4c.
ccS, 3o, n. *00'[, 3c, a bolt, crossbar. ^-28, 3o, 4o, n. the pegs of a yoke,
baskets to
tlie
11.
^oS,
J3^c8S, 3o, 2c, 2c, 11. an auger bit; ccS, 3o, f part, a colloquial affix.
.
a screw.
ccS,
4o,
V.
*co'[,
4c, to
sound
like a
cracked gong; to
have a
4o, 3o,
V.
(oogSscotS B.)
to
adhere
to.
be under the
guidance
ccS, 00,
V.
of.
speak evil
of,
revile.
V. the same. 3^, 5o, 4c. V. *o3, Ic, to od', Ic, put aside, awciy, to reject;
to
move
aside,
change one
-
place.
CO%
h,
to be angry, used with c^o5, Ic, Ic, c^c6d0^j5, Ic, Ic, 3c, 2c.
3c, 2c,
V.
31
242
'-8B^
3c, 2c, 2o, 4o,
71.
od'/d'JdcoS,
of the jackfruit.
"^So^8, 3c, 5o, lo,
71.
^S^'jS,
be easily provoked.
warp.
'^^'
^^>
^'-
a box trap.
tlie
CO^,
5c. V.
bad:
to
^>c,
from non-edible.
a thread, string,
CD%
drawn out;
4o.
(K.)
71.
the reins.
71.
a ray of light.
X)5,
lo,2o,
7i.
^o5w,
jj6(^,
a girth.
the sa7ne.
71.
^S,
lo, lo.
bow used
in dressing
cotton.
/^5,
lo, 4o.
n.
j^Sq-jS,
'T^'s^,
.g,
>g-^S,
lo,
4o,3c,
in
71.
an order of words
several words
in a line
of a rhythmical
book
whicli
succession.
-g'^^'^c,
>^W0^.
oo'coS
243
in a poetical
OO'^pooS,
book.
oioaS, lo,2c,
co'^8,
n. (oltoEs B.) a girdle or cord for the waist, lo, lo, applied for the most part among the Shans
4<o,
to a priest's girdle.
71.
tape, ribbon.
c8cS, ]o,
3m,
band of a
71.
lathe.
c^888'*,
CO,
cord of
life.
as OO^c^, lo.lc. c^ao'co^', lo, Ic, lo, 4c, n. the same co6*oo'o, lo, 4o, lo, 4o, n. the same as oo^vg, lo, 4o.
-
n.
a road
V.
to have
tlie
as
a dying person.
oojco, lo, Ic, Ic, V. to be quick-sighted. OO^yao^S, lo, Ic, 3o, v. to be unable to see an object distinctly.
71.
which holds the intestines cgS, lo, 5c, n. the muscular substance 5c. together, "SSooS, 3o,
-
oo"SS,
lo, 5c,
3m,
V.
to
11.
stream.
^^S/iS, lo, 2c, 4o, n. a martingale,a hat-string. 0OOD|, lo, 5c, 2c, n. a streak of lightning.
p9C",
lo, lo,
11.
sheets of rain, as
11.
a woven cord.
lo,3o,
11.
a flash of lightning.
co,
24i
oo'co|, lo,
?.> OD^c
!<;,
a sunbeam.
cSoScS^oS, lo, 2o, 5c, V. to strike powerfully, as the rays of the sun.
cS-jS, lo, Ic, n.
c88cp, lo,
Ic, 4o, n.
a prominent navel.
dahs, &c.
CO, lo, 4o, n. the direction of the wnid;
a muscle, tendon.
c8o5, lo, 3o, 71. an artery or vein. blood oBoSod'o^, lo, 3o, lo, 4o, M.
muscles.
and
98, lo, lo, n. a crupper. 1?, lo, 5o, n. a cord or band for the waist; a girdle. lo, 5c, 5c, n. a girth.
cpoSw,
j|c8o5,
n.
a bloody
spot, as in a bruise.
qS, lo, lo, n. a prince, (b.). n. the navel string, umbilical cord. -Q^, lo, 2o,
<^,
-
-5^08,
71.
a muscle.
any cord worn about the waist. 4o, Ic, 4o, n. a girdle adorned with plates
a girdle adorned with
plates of
of buffalo horn.
/^oBScoB,
copper,
fSoS,
4ic,
Ji.
round the
chest,
as
in
the
00*c^
vide
11.
to
for lx;lieving;
coD^o
OO'ccS, lo, 4o, n. the tree from whose bark the Shans
245
make paper; a kind of mulberry, the same as ooSoD|, 3o, Ic. OO', 2o, V. *dS, 2c, to take out, produce, bring to light; to shake,
to
to
wash by
to scratch,
V.
to shake
^6, 2o,
Ic, V. the
up cut grass, as in drying it. same as OD'oSoo'tS^, 2o, 3c, 2o, lo.
V.
the
same.
V. to
pay a debt.
y,
move
aside,
move one
made.
cooj, 5c,
V.
to follow as a
disciple.
V.
on
its
mother;
to persuade
secretly.
to
act in a light,
the same.
coo^,
COd9co^,
cgS,
2c.
V.
(
C009, 2c,
cso5 B.
to
rouse,
excite
to
cos5 B
the same.
^'>S,
2o.
24.6
c^S
4c, 4o, V. to persuade,
COD^caS,
ccx)]'cco'[,
4c,
4tc.
sound.
n. cOD^ooi^, 4c, 2c, ^coDooo P.) the ear.
oSS,
-o^
P.) the
first
state at-
tained by an areeyah.
oo5c8(focoooS, 4c, 2c, 3c, 5c, 5c, 5c, 2o, n. ( one who has attained the reward of this state. P.)
.
ocogoS
n.
oo5c8S,
this state.
ooSc8 J^/)00'>S,
P.
)
'^PS^?
4c, 2c,
o| P.)
n.
vide
coojooiooSc8,
o8cS'(jjiD^,
the sixteen
countries
embraced
in ancient India.
4c,
battle, war.
^S,
4c, n.
*odS,
oS
."p,
a battle.
V.
to
gain a battle.
'^,
4c, 4o, V. to
form an ambuscade.
9^^,
sudden skirmish.
o^^c^S,
o^E, So,
at,
(sooSao B. ) to be or have
in
common.
*od,
SS
d^S
c85o',
2c, 4o. n. a shelter for buffaloes.
24.7
pounding
rice.
c^^,
2c, ^c,
n.
a woodhouse.
n. the
^C.S.) a measure of capacity, vide sS, 2o. oSScDoS, 3c, 3c, adv. witli an overpowering smell, 8cS,
-00800S, 3c, 3c, 3c, 3c, adv. the same.
Ira.
c88, 4c, V. *ooS, 4c, to throw, cast as a stone, vide cS, 3c.
or tottering.
vide c8S, 5c.
088006, 5c,
Cq88,
C^S, 2o,
*oo8,
secretly, covertly.
8<S, 2o, 4o;
or sunset, (b.V
n.
008, 4o,
*oo8, 4o,
aSSiB.
collection
foil,
of anything of a
as of gold leaf;
a.
kind, as
of gongs or
a package of
as,
,
eSooSgi
OOcSSm
trivial.
c8'Sc8a8, lo,
month
before last;
3o, V.
*C0'>S,
3o, to be
it
in
by
action.
to attempt to
please others.
086*. 2c, V.
be
degree in lineage;
3o, 2c.
248
2c. 2c, V. to 2c, 4o,
V.
0^8:^8
go continuously. add to one's discourse,
d8<SoO'[,
-p,
to
to
report
from one
person to another.
-S),
c8,
2c, Ic,
t;.
to
have one's
life
prolonged,
as
when
there are
V.
to
connect continuously; to
descend, succeed
as a generation.
:8S^^xoS,
8c86''>c5,
same.
ancestors
collectively;
2c,
n.
ancestry,
descendants.
OoS,
^cS, 2c,
4m,
V.
V.
to
woven
to the thrums.
same as
Ix;
c88,
2c,
V.
*C0|, 2c, to
young and
as yet
without offspring,
cSS,
8c,
V.
*00],
8c,
to
\ie
straight,
to
make
straight;
to be
upright.
-
V. to V. to
same.
andC.S.)
V.
V.
-SB, 5c,
Im,
to
it
is
reaped or gath-
ered;
Ic, a tiger;
(K.)
4o.
a leopard.
538,
od',
-
lo, lo,
71.
a panther.
chaus [Lynx Lyb'icus). a small black spider. SS^^-^c, lo, 4o, 4o, n.
006, lo, lo,
n.
o^8c8
d88co'j3'o'>S, lo, 4o, 2o, Ic,
71.
i?c
249
the name.
^^,
war. o^Jd, 4c, battle, d88, 2o, V. *00|, 2c, to spread oj>en, as a mat;
oB8, lo, n.
used with
floor.
3o, V. to lay
t;.
bamboo,
as floor.
2o, 3c,
to spread a blanket.
c^,
v. the same. cJojO^ScSc^, 2o, 3c, 2o, 2o, 6. 3o, n. *00|, 3c, a jacket;
(K.)
on the shoulders
and at the
wrists
and
sides,
worn by
officials
and
actors,
.8S/>, 3o, Im, 2o, n. a quilted jacket. 2c, n. a woolen jacket. ''?)|S, 3o,
"6"', 3o, 2o, 4c, n. vide
c88cgS8,
ScScooS^, 3o, lo, 3c, n. a close, sleeveless jacket. "ScpooS, 3o, lo, 4c, n. a sleeveless jacket. ScSooS, 3o, lo, 4c, n. a short-sleeved coat or jacket. 8c6c8cp, 3o, lo, 4o, n. a tight-sleeved jacket. 3o, lo, lo, n. a loose-sleeved coat or jacket.
ScpcoS,
n. the same.
wadded.
n. a fur jacket. -^-^SooS, 3o, lo, Ic, n. a jacket lined with fur. "^cS, 2c, 2c, "^cSi 3o, 2c, 2c,
is
said
to be the
made from
j^c^^'sf
Ic. 2c.
3o, 4c, n.
a closely
worn by
children.
00(S,
3o, 4c,
71.
sides.
Im,
Ic, n. the
82
250
^'^'?11
3o. 2c, 3c,
c88coo^ci,
oo5oo*,
alsOf
71.
at the sides.
n.
n. vide
same as
5c, n. a jacket
woman's long
jacket.
g6c8o8, So,
an inner
coE^ScoS*',
:^o5,
n.
a tree
considered sacred
on account of being
d88, 4o,
c6.
V.
same.
mind.
4o. 2c,
to be happy, glad.
V'>8,
ao^. 2c,
*c5.S, 2o,
the length
a cubit.
n.
cubit
clenched.
little finger.
.o',
StS,
2m,
n. a
6o. 2c,
GO.S,
;>c,
3c, n. a cubit
and a
half.
V.
*c8S, 3o,
sam.
^C'jOQoS^o B.j
tlui
planet Veuus;
Friday.
cgcSD*
251
to be steady, staid; to observe
3c, 2o, V.
(ssoocSoo^ B.j
draw inward,
*c8S, 4o,
to
pound
as
with a pestle;
to
practice
masturbation.
cS, 4c, 2c, V. the same.
00 8, 4c, 2c,
V.
to
pound beans.
adv. intensive, used with co^. 4o. CO^(jj\>S, 4c, 4c, CoB, 5c, V. *c8S, 5o, to shelter in or under, as, co.SS'^S, 5c, 4o.
'
to take shelter, c6^coi3oocp, 5c, 2o, 5c, 4o, v. randa of another's house.
V.
as
CO^, 5c,
*c8S, 5o, to
the .same.
CO^oo^,
(K.^
71.
4c.
CoSjji^,
Ic, lo,
cholera morbus.
71.
coS^gS,
Coq\S,
Ic, Ic,
lo,
^,3o,
V.
cQSo'coSj^S,
to glitter.
irifreq.,
vide
C08, 2c,
*o8S, 2o,
*o8,
money
2o,
to
to de-
same as
same.
fine.
last def.
pay a
Sx)CO|,
v.
(8oDDCS3ca
is
B.)
to perform
the
Co,
2c, a.
to-
Sawbwa
QcS^S>/3g'>^co',
of
an
official.
252
co8, 3c,
V.
cgo5
into, as
to prevent fading.
08,
-
3c, 3c, V. to
wash the
to
hair.
dye with a preparation made of the leaves ^oS, of 2o. To secure an unfading yellow, a priest's w'^oS, 5c, robe is first dipped into a dye made from v8cS'coS, lo, 5c,
3c, 2o,
V.
and afterwards into that made from the u^'SoS, 5c, 2o. CoS, 4c, n. *o85, 4o, a basket loosely woven with large meshes, generally long and of small diameter.
40,
cSS, 4c, 4c, n. (K.) vide S, 4o. coS, 4c, V. *o88, 4o, to apply a liquid
it
to
CoSco], 4c,
Oo5',
4c, 5c, n.
*o8,
to pound, beat,
5o, (csoo8 B.) to thrust, push, butt; more forcible than coo^, 4c; to jolt, move
QdS, (6), n. (K.j a basket, vide j^c^, lo. V. *o8oS, 2o, to put through, cgo5, 2c,
already made; to pass through,
there in a crowd of people;
as a
man moving
here and
oScgoS'!,
to
o88, 2c,
3m,
V.
to
go
here
and
there,
in
and out
as in
a crowd.
039^, 2c, lo,
V. to
sis
oScooSoSoS,
to
go
in various
police in a crowd.
V,
to
wind
in
and around
in
order to hold.
ao[c6, 2c, Ic, 3c, v. to insert in order to close a hole. /(. (K.) a funnel, vide /srscS, 2o.
71.
V. ogoS, 4c,
*o8o5, So, (cgS B.) zinc. (K. and C. S.j, to set on fire, to kindle;
zvV/'
op
-jS,
2c.
cg^
cooSeoS,
*c, 4c, adv. about,
253
used with
on the point
of,
S,
t5c;
knowledge or
skill.
0^6,
Ic, 4o, v. to
teach fencing.
ooScoaScS,
0'>S,
musket by
drill.
cooScooScoi,
to teach
to speak, as a little
child or a parrot.
c8.S, Ic, 3c, V. to study books, learn.
V.
the same.
o^iScS^,
-
/aQ-^S,
Ic, 2o, V.
to study,
as
a child;
to repeat in order to
learn
by
heart.
adv. vide co'og'^S'g^, 4o, Ic, 4c, co'sS'g'aS, Ic, 4c, adv. in the co'^S'g'jS, Ic, 4c,
co^,
2c, V.
prime of youth, vide o-^SScp, 4c, 4o. its place, as a blade from
its
handle.
S.) of a floor, vide 5o. ^-aS, CO'^S, 3c, V. *oS'S, 3o, to skim, to take off by skimming.
oj, 3c, Ic, V. to catch fish
co^,
3c, n.
(C
beam
by a skimming motion
(^
in the water.
under something).
deep; lacking
in
self-
c8'^,
3c,
3c,
a.
not
intellectually
confidence.
^5,
from
rain.
CO'J^, 4c,
V.
*o8'?S, 4o, to be
abundant, infreq.
(^^8
V. to
make
B.) to pour upon with care. candles by pouring hot wax iiilw c. luould.
V. to
pour upon.
upon another.
25-t
o^
5c, 4o, Ic,
t;.
ao^jDJD9C,
to place side
e la:e over-
5c, 4c, V. to
ogiS,
V. to follow in the footprints of another. 3^'cSaS, 5c, 4c, Ic, 2c, V. *00cS* 2o, to hunt for anything by the sense of smell,
V. to
be very drowsy.
v. to be tired, exhausted in strength, oyS/sr^^, 2c, So, c'. *odS, 5o, to whisper, co*^, 5c, ^o&tS,
oo^,
t^i<ie
cg^
Ic,
n.
t'.
3c.
eg', Ic,
eg',
Ic. V.
*coS,
employ, used only with c^, 5c, to send, lo, to puncture slightly, as a sore; to lift with
for the purpose of
a stick,
dead snake;
Im.
to
sew
witli
n. a kind, vide eg', 2c, S'^SoSc^B^Scg', Im, 4o, V. *coS, 2o, to be slender, tapering. eg'; 2c,
Im,
2c.
*GeS,
4o,
to slice, as
cg%
tobacco; (C. S.) to swing, as the arms, og'ScS, 4c, lo. V. *ceS, 5o, to string as beads, fish; n. a 5c, anything, string
of anything.
{^SoS,
hang
in a cluster as flowers.
g^, 5c,
eg,
order to
presents.
-"O*,
sell;
cheaply, less than the usual price in to offer a girl in marriage without the usual
same.
O'^.
eg
Ic, Ic,
V. the
same as
co,
Ic.
2c, a.
gl-aSSoD^
cqj5. 2c. 2c, a.
255
dark blue.
>
egg.
c6, 3c,
7J7,(f^
2c.
cSj>.S
30<S
71.
(oCTDDSO^J B.j
B.) cooked rice, food for a priest. rice boiled in milk oitered
to a priest (b. j.
n. food offered in a odSc^oS, 4c, 2o, 3c, 4c, 2c, 71. rice offered to an idol. <?oo"],
^Sco8t^o5,
CooYcoS,4c, 2c,
lo,
71.
Gau-
dama
ow,
4c, 4o,
same as co,
4c.
vile,
mean;
wicked.
CO. 4c, V. *oo, 4o, to censure, scold, revile, vide coSoo, 5o, 4c.
CCioS.
4c, 4o, V. to
as sprouts.
by pounding.
pounding after
it
to
clean rice by
has
CO.
been partially separated from the husk, vide o6, Ic. 5c, V. to execute without trial, to lynch.
a body of
V.
the same.
^^, 5c, 5c, adv. partly dark, dusky, as at twilight. 5c, 5c, 5o, 5o, adv. the same. OOP, 5c, 5c, 5o, 5o;
^^
S-^,
2c, n.
*@,
^^'
(K.J4c.
4]'
2^'
'^^'
aD1,
coo^,
who
lays
down
rules.
256
S|ocoo^/>,
8S;oo^,
cgc8^
2c, 5c, 4c, 5c, n. the
2c, 4c, 4c, n.
same as
@1<4l]' ^^'
^'
(cScao B. j a physician.
a physican.
given to the teacher in charge of a school^
highest
cw^ODI, 2c,
the
Ic, 3c, n.
title
of the
rank
in
a monastery,
tlie
man
in
oldest teacher in
any
cpS, 2o,
V.
one of lower rank than feqi^coS, 2c, lo. *o8S, 2c, (_g)S B.^ to rejoice, be joyful.
Ic: -c^, 2o,
^'>S,
o^^, 4o,
V.
*o85, 4c,
cause to enter,
vide
o,
2c.
cScpSc]
Ic, V.
to furnish a substitute, to
do by means
of another person.
v.
gDOOOO P.j
magic
to enclose in a shrine.
v.
to
injure
another by charm's. V. *oo, Ic, to be clear, pure, as water. og, Ic, 8, Ic, lo, V. to be clear and white.
coS, Ic, 2o,
V.
put or place
in.
c/^Y
'go
,
mouth of a
same.
basket.
mind, to apprehend.
V. the
V.
to
Im,
wilfully.
make
dSf
oSccS, 2c, 3o,
V. to insert
257
a bolt or bar.
oSccSjao^oS,
4m,
v. to
4m,
v.
to
may
be.
V. to V.
V,
00 S, 2c, 2o,
to put
more
into.
put on a hopple or
to starch.
fire.
fetter.
V.
to kindle a
80S08S,
to
place
precious
stone
in
its
setting.
cS, 2c, n. *c6, 2c, (08^1 B.^ a building set apart for the performance of certain rites pertaining to the Buddhist priesthood;
a sanctuary.
cS, 2c, V. infreq., for d5, 2c, to oS,
4c,
V.
*oS, 4c,
o8(S
B.
gather in;
to
V. the
same.
up, treasure up.
86,
SoSoScoS,
/aQC)l
,
y8,
oS,
Im,
"9o5,
hoe. gS, Im, 4c, n. a garden CO-*?, Im, 5c, n. a hoe whose handle
it
is
8J5,
oSJ*,
Im, 5m,
n. a
hoe
thin.
5, lo.
258
cS,
cpsS
to point,
make
3m, 5o,
V.
to
be pointed
flat,
like the
blade of a spear. cS, 3m, lo, V. to be pointed and round like a needle. oS lo, 71. (C.S.)a pair of brass bowls played togetlier.
oSS, 2o.
cS,
k), V.
vide
*o5,
4'0,
to be
to be erect
and uumeroas,
grove of
trees,
x'ide
CCO]
3c.
The
adv.
an intensive,
words meaning
Lo
be
cpScpS,
cpS, 4o,
*<p>8, 2o, 71. *cp9S, 2c, ^pDOcro B.) intellect, understanding, reason, 8.S, 2o,4o, V. to be stupid, (kill of intellect. B'S, 2o, 3o, V. to have a narrow intellect.
iB, 2o, 2c,
jpS, 2o, 3o,
V.
to be deficient in intellect.
V. to
have a comprehensive
intellect.
c8'S, 2o,
V.
to be stupid.
the same.
^S,
2o, 4c,
V.
be sharp in
intellect.
intellect,
good
bs sensible.
read in unisoti, as in the con*cpS, 3c, (g3o5 B.] to secration service of the Buddhist priesthood.
3o, 5c, 5c, 2c, V. to read the service at the consecration
00 oj,
cp6f 3o,
*cBS, 3c, (^'S B.)tf) compress between two, to pinch, squeeze; 71. with ^, 4c, a blacksmith's tuugs, as, ^cpi'oD', 4c,
V.
3o, 4c.
coScg
cpiSo^cp^-goS, 3o, 3c, 3o, 2c,
^'.
269
to oppress a debtor.
*c^, 4c,
(^
B.)
w. (GcJ, B.^ a scaffold; sometimes o5, 4o. Cp, 4o, V. *c^, 5c, (pS B.J to be poor, mean, inferior. cp, 6o, V. to scream in concert. Cp|, 2c, *cp, 2c, (go B.)
cp'[c8jD'[,
(gDc8oDD
8>g8,
3c, 5c.
CoSco^,
meet with, cjoiS, 4o. (^08 B.) to find, 4c, 2o, 2c, V. to find occasion, opportunity.
2c, 4c, lo, v. to
ccw^cpiwaS, 4c,
opportunity.
v. to
cp]^,
4c.
cpcp, 5c, 5c, adv. vide cpcp, 5c, 5c. V. to turn up at the sides or edges; to turn back, warp, cp,S, 3o, vide 8^, 3o.
V.
up and back.
to turn, to be twisted.
cpS, 3ra, n. vide 88, 3m. c^8, 3o, V. vide 88, 3o.
cp8, 4o,
v. vide
88, 4o.
v. vide 8cS, lo. c^cp, lo, *cP'>S, Ic, 3o, V. vide 8cp, 3o. c^cp, cpcp, 4o, V. to clinch, vide 8cS, 4o.
cpcp, 4o, V. to hurt, oppress, vide 8cp, 4o. coS, 4o, 4o, V. vide 8cScoS, 4o, 4o.
cpcpcg^, 5o,
V. c^ob", 3c,
3c,
V.
to
die,
(^S
V.
used
beyond what
reasonable,
cSoSoS,
or overdrive bullocks.
260
cSaS, 4c,
V. to liear. inde
c^^a-^
C>S, 4c.
c8(S, '6c, V,
vide
(
cS
3c.
j
cBS. 2o,
n.
C.S.
man
or animals, ride
cStS, 5o, n.
i^it/f
ooS^h,
2o, io.
CtJ,
5o.
cS8jp'>S, lo,
4x5,
a. vide
c88, lo,
V.
(^
B.)
to
be even, equal, as
much
as;
to accord, act
from disease,
4c, n.
(cgDO^soDGpJcl
toll
V^
Buddh only
8jd-[s|,
iias
intu-
knowledge,
viz.,
ooS-sjsi,
co^^'?'], 3c, 5c, 2c; oSJBo'^S, 3c, 2o; SScptS, 4c, 3o. GoS, 3c, V. to be uneven, vide c8, 3c.
^cjccpDOj, 3c, 3c, 3c, Ic, V. to look watchfully, turning head from one side to another,
the
ccp^, 2c,
*GC^, 2o, (c^5 B.) to smell offensively as any oily substance fried or subjected to tlie fire, vide 8cS, Im.
V.
6Cp]
4c,
V.
*GCp,
4o, to whiz
through the
air, as a '^6o'c8'>8
^8,
Q^^, 4c,
11.
Im.
left
on the head,
c^S, 2c,
B.) vide y^c^S, 5c, 2c. n. cgJS, 2c, 3c, ^ G^soODoS B.) the banian whose branches t^ke root in the earth.
(Q^ot
SO^o8, 2c, 4c, 4c, n. (gooS P.) the tree under which the Buddha reached enlightenment.
-
^B,
attaclied to the
the thin leaf-shaped piece of inetal of a bell, by means of wliicli the wind tongue
QoSB.J
00 ^8'
cp8c8S, 2c, lo, n. the red-leaved banian. N/toS, 4c, V. to be tired, fatigued, used with J^>S, 5o.
co^, 4c,
to seize upon, to grab, vide 4c. *cpS, 4o, <-^tS, cS, Ic, V. (^SB.J to be still, unmoved, composed,
V.
261
cS, 3o,
11.
vide 8, 3o.
00
The
seventh letter of the Shan Alphabet and the
in the class of dentals.
first
Consonant
V.
to turn
upon
in defense or to assault.
V.
to sing responsively.
i
propose questions and return answers with reference to religious subjects in the sacred books.
to put the
more favorable
affix.
GO^,
00.S, 4c, V. to
make
V.
o8,
4c,
V.
Im,
coS, 4c,
*cBS,
from
4m.
also time
fully past, as, coSooSvigi^Soi-g', 2c, 4c, 2c, 3o, 4c, 4c.
262
ooyD-^w
00^, 5c,
V.
to guess.
oo,
make
inquiries of civility.
V.
to greet
mark, vide
OojDOO^,
OO^, 2o,
V.
(oo^og^8 P.)
*cBS,
V. to
t;.
88,
9*,
2o, 3o, c. to
2o, lo,
u.
to be placed
on
u^Sc8, 2o, 3o, 4o, t^. to lie on the back with the head thrown up, as a swimmer in the water.
.ogScS, 2o, 3c, 4o,
V.
the same.
a>,
3o, V.
enumerate,
to reckon;
to
cipher, vide
ogo, 3o.
00^, 00^, 3o, n. a layer, a wad; a storey. OD^OO], 3o, 4c, n. a wooden hoe, sometimes coc^co\, 3o, 4c, and
oO'-Sooi, 4c, 4c.
closes
oo^oo-S, 4o, 4o, adv. expressive of the sound of felling trees. oo^cfi-jS, 5o, 5c, V. (K. and C.S.^ to make a clucking sound with
the tongue, vide
coSoS,
2o, 2o.
coScoScB^cSS,
noise here
es to sleep. n. OOJD^, 5c, 2c,
and there,
as of children playing
(oonoo B.) a layman; one who contributes to the support of a priest, or does some deed of merit. J7iS, 5c, 2c, 4c, n. one who builds and consecrates a monastery.
w, 5c, 2c, 5c,
71.
B.j
a lay woman.
00 Sa^S
n. oo/Jl^^a^oi, 5c, 2c, 5c, 2c,
268
a layman.
gc51
B.)
*c8S, Ic, to become thickened, ropy, viscous; n. any ropy, viscous substance in or out of water, as the dregs of oil. ooS, 2c, n. *c8S, 2c, a stool or form for sitting. jy8, 2c, 4c, n. a mattress or cushion to sit upon.
ooS, Ic,
V.
cS, 2c,
4<o,
n. a chair.
n. the
same.
ooSooS, 2c, Ic, n. a milleped, coiling centipede. ooSc8, 2c, Ic, n. a kind of worm which leaves a
wt track,
a>,
3c, n.
co,
thing, as a roof.
005, 3c,
V.
ooSc^8,
(K.)
to
pawn;
to decoy, as
the next line, a feature of the c8^cj>9, 3c, 4c, vide (^tS*, 4o. "oSooScJo-S, 3c, 3c, 3c, 4c, v. to place food for eating. "S^S, 3c, 3c, V. to rise up, a^ a precipice, mountain peak.
c^oo8'o9, 3c.
feelings.
v.
V.
to erect a fortification.
and motionless. op^OOiS, 3c, 2o, 2o, V. to be upright with earnestness. >c'[ooSoo|, 3c,3c, 3c, Ic, v, to gaze
-
an entertainment, to hold a
feast.
'^,
the whole;
all
oo588
all night,
all.
0S800S008,
-
the same.
whole body.
n.
a. all.
all
day.
conj. and.
ooS, 4c,
*c8S, 4c, to be fresh, unwithered, as the upright stalk of a plant while growiiig.
V.
V.
coS, 5c,
-5o.
odSooSsoSsoS,
a/i^'.
.same.
*c8c,
Ic, to
put
n. stead, place,
room,
c8cS, lo, 4o, V. to put in the place of. - -c8, lo, 3c, pre), in the place of, in the room of. oo8, lo, Ic, n, a substitute, one who acts for another; prep.
instead
of,
n. the
samj.
o-f,
y"^,
ooS,
in
room
of.
lo, n.
*c85, Ic,
oo8
B.
some one
else,
another.
the same.
a.
-oaSooScS, 2o, 3o, 2o, 3c, adv. elsewhere. -c88, 2o, 00, ]/>, a. another kind.
c8, 2o, 3c,
j)r. a.
another;
adv. elsewliere.
-W|8, 2o,
-738^, 2o,
a. the
oo5, 2o, V. *c8S, 2c, ('ooS B.) to place upon, put upon; to ground as a boat; n. a y)annier.
joS, 2o, 00, V. to put
upon a
stage,
trame or stand.
Ic.
to assent;
much
superior.
V. the same, o8c8S<j^8, 2o, 3c, Im, Ic, into one rope. i38, 2o, Ic, V. to twist several strands
jp-^S,
2o, Ic, V. to
.
as a boat.
vide 005-^8, 2o, 4c. f to size or dress cloth with a preparation of boiled sjo^, 2o, 2c,
.
rice, to starch.
4c, r. to
2o, 4c,
V.
V.
to load, place a
to put
V.
to place an offering before an idol. oo8{S||, 2o, 3c, 4c, V. V. to give a name, c88, So, 3c, o>Sc^8, Ic, 3c.
r88ocoS8,
ooSloO'^|,
v.
the same.
Ic.
cozSooo^o P.
to hold
an
assembly of priests to recite in concert the words of Buddha. o8,S], 2o, 3c, 2c, V. (oScoO P.) to impose the duties which belong to a priest, consecrate to the priesthood.
v. the sam o8co(j>8, 2o, 3c, 3c, Ic, Ic,
v. vide cosoo']', 2o, 4c, 2c,
as
C30
ooSco8[^|t, 2o, 3c, 4c. thesam^ as 0080^858, 2o,lo,lc. c8Sooo:p/58,2o,lm,2c,4o,3c, v. c8, 2o, 4c, V. (c8l^S B.) to place an umbrella on a pagoda. ^8, 2o, 3m, n. a basket in which tea is packed for the market, a tea basket.
'>8q8, 2o,
acquiesce
.
lo, Ic,
V.
to
to
assent
to,
Q88(j6o8'>88yD8, 2o, lo, Ic, 4o, lo. 3c, cS, 2o, Ic, V. to sacrifice to a spirit.
<^'>S,
V.
the
sam.
2o, 3c, V. to
powder the
.
face.
(cQoStcoS B.)
gun.
a bullock's pannier.
5c, 2c, 5c, 2c, v.
(
;cS/)CO]^, 2o,
crate an idol.
oo^^'XioocoS
P. } to conse-
34
266
a)Soj^c8Sc
2c, u.
(ccp8oo8 B.)
to polish.
oo8, 3o, n. *c6S, 3c, a kind of cork-tree, vide BcpooS, lo, 3o. ooS, 4o, 7j. *c8, 4c, a way between two places, a road, vide 38,
Ic;
as,
prefix,
008^98,
n. eating, the act of eating, used when u&ooScco^, 4o, 6c, 4o, 2c,
angry.
JBoS, 4o, 2c, n.
a narrow road,
defile.
3S,
3^oo8"o<S, 4o,
same,
jo8oo8c,
^,
4o, 2o,
71.
j^oo8g8, 4o, 2o, 4o, Ic, n. the same. p8, 4o, 3o, n. a broad large road; width.
"o'ooSS^S, 4o, 3c, 4o, Im, n. disease, sickness.
"g',
4o, 8c.
n.
the truth.
n. the same.
cooo8c^, 4o, 4c, 4o, 2c, n. the same. cjo^S, 4o, 4o, n. alms, oflFerings, a religious gift.
3c, n.
southwest
oo S^
267
06008986,
another,
inconsistently.
'>9S, 4o, 3c,
71.
clothing, clothes.
Ic, n. the
same.
^0,
3oSoqSc8c^, 4o, 60, 4o, lo, n. deception, 38, 4o, Im, n. disease, sickness.
o.Scoo^/agScoo',
cBoSooS86, 4o, 4c, 4o, 3o, n. the same. cob, 4o, lo, n. a road that branches off from another.
n. the c<JB<X)8"g', 4o, lo, 4o, 3c,
same.
9'^, 4o, Ic, n. space above; also 4o, lo. f 9^ 4o, Ic, n. vide ooSoo^, 4o, 4o.
,
g,
0^o5,
o^c^e^wo^,
cjcxjitcfc',
a long distance.
n.
3o, n.
manner of speaking.
5c, 2c.
cooSoo8o|, 4o, 3o, 4o, 3c, n. the same. c8, 4o, Ic, n. merit, reward of merit, ./^coS,
00, 4o, 5c, w. destruction.
268
oooS
5c, 4o, 4o, n. the tame.
ooSe^oobSS, 40,
8o5oooo8,
4> 4o, 4c,
tridg
iSQ^,
4o, Ic, n.
,
circumstance, fact;
a substantive prefix.
jsrsScoS-m*
/',
-Og-S,
4o,
lo, n.
shame.
i.Sc88c,
2m,
3c, n. southeast.
^f cSS-^SS,
4o, 2c,
2m,
lo, n. northeast.
ooScS, 4o, 40, n. (ooois B.) something used for the support of the back of an idol, as, cO'jf ooSc-S, 80, 4o, 4o.
oocX5, 4o, 5c, n. a spreading, ulcerous sore,
4o, 5c, n. the same.
M,
ooS, 5o,
made
*c8S, 5c, the place where water falls over a dam or a bank to restrain water; a flat, level place on a mountain side, whether natural or artificial; the different levels of a mounn.
tain stream;
a. aux.
B.) tenth.
oooS, 4c,
*c8o5,
stop
by heading
V. to
water flowing; to
to cross, as a road,
cut glass.
to cut off paj)er.
cc8,
4c, 3c,
V.
as in
a Shan book.
V. to cut off.
K.
intensive,
(K.)
^op^ooS,
oo oS
269
wooden hoe,
oooS^S,
80, 2o,
t;.
(000S8S B.)
to be able to accomplish.
2c, ddv. reluctantly, unwillingly. adv. with a sharp shrill sound, like a bugle. 0006000S, 4o, 4o,
ooc8Sjdo<p^, 5c, 2o, 6c, 5c, 2o, n. rkf^ oy^oSoji, 5c, 2o, lo, 4c. ooc8oD, 5c, 6c, 5c, a. (^ooSco P.) third.
4c, V. let
it
00^,
be
solid,
knowleg;
to be dense, thick.
c^oo-jSco^, Ic,
same.
c8^,
Ic, 4c, V, to
Ic, 4c, V. the
c8,
85,
Ic, 4c, V. to
ooS,
be dense and thick, as with fog, wind the thread on the quill of a shuttle,
a tale of the
OD^moS,
oo^Sooj^,
Ic, 2c.
n.
(o^O^
P.)
fiction, fable,
imagination.
oo'S'>c|, 2c, 2c, n. (oocigo P.) appetite, passion, lust. to be swayed by passion, lust. 45i^' ^^ ^*^' ^^' ^^' ly. n. the same as oo^9C|, 2c, 2c. S]\>, 2c, 2c, 2c, 5c, n. a place, c8, 8c. oo-^S, 4c,
-jc',
ooaS, 4c,
*c8^,
4c,
to be
free,
as,
Ic,
to be a favorite.
.
to
in
some
act.
oo^-^S,
4c, 4c, n.
oo>So8^, 4c,
3c, n.
stamping, a
seal.
oo^c88,
00 S, lo,
tell,
270
(r,S(x>\t
00S',
C30Sc^,
ooaS, 2o,
to;
lo, 4o, V. (K.) the same as cooS-p, 3o, 4<o. lo, 4c, 5c, n. a creeper, the leaves of which destroy
as a tonic,
maggots; used
V.
*c8^,
iy.
2c,
sufficient,
equal
ckii;.
3Sjd^,
2o,
4m,
V.
Ic, V. to
be equal.
the same.
n. a carpet.
make a
religious offering,
y000
t).
^A
same.
4c, to extend from one point to another; n.
as, jpnSco'^, 4c,
00^,
,p,
4o,
*c8S,
4o.
009S, 5o,
*c8S,
to
5c,
(^
00^ B.
to
come
to
movement;
-
come
to a stand, as before
BcS, 5o,
4c, V. to stop,
remain for a
little.
"9^, 5o,
4c,
V.
to stop
and
rise
with backwater,
dammed.
V. to halt with finght. c^'>S, 5o, 2c,
n. oo^cS-^^cp, 5c, 4o, 2o, (oo^Ssg, P.) the sun as a planet; Sunday. n. oo-acScoi, 5c, 4o, 2c, (oo^oio P.) the moon &a a planet; Monday,
n. OO'J^, 5c, 5c,
(o| P.)
u9Soo9^, 3o,
5c, 5c.
ooc^ci, 5c, 5c, n. a Danaw, vide oowc^, 5c, 5c. ooS, 4c, n. *c8(S', 4c, the liver.
n. the same. eg, 4c, Ic,
theentada creeper.
coS
5c, n.
271
fort, fortification;
C3o6",
*cBS, 5c,
^001?
B.j
a stockade,
military camp.
camp. be scattered, utterly routed as troops. c8^, 5c, 2o, w, 5c, 5c, n. (cnSv B.) a reserved force.
V. to
,
38^,
5c, 5c, n. a
oo6'ooS,
5c,
body of mounted troops. 5c, 5c, 5o, n. troops mounted on horses and
an ambuscade.
08 B.) the
elephants.
oSf
5c, 4o, n.
(
O, 5c, 4c, n.
commander of a company, a
5c, 2o.
captain.
oo^cBS,
C08, 5c, lo, n. the main body of an army; a large fort. cS^S, 5c, 4c, n. the rear of an army; the main body.
iOO,
5c, 4c, n.
n.
fort.
2o, Ic, n. the sides of that part of the leg between the knee
a>5, 2o,
V.
*SS,
2c, to eat,
5^,
Ic.
'oiJ,
5c,
and
S(5, 4o.
Oo6'c*, 2o, 5o, n. the armpit, vide ^ScJ", 2c, 5o. 006", 80, V. *c85, 3c, to hinder in any way, /aooS, 3c; to shut off,
turn
off,
by a branch,
in order to
show some one following not to take that road; with a negative, to have no occasion, as, y3^oo6'>g|, 2c, 3o, 2c, there is
no occasion
coo^, 3o,
3o,
V.
to go.
3c, V. the
is
same as
no occasion to go.
put on,
on.
272
co^oS, 3o, 2c,
g\
oo8cf
V. the
same.
i).
to have the
mind
oS
OO^co', 4o, 3o, Ic; any slope or declivity. ooc<S, 5c, 4o, n. (000^ B,) a scholar, disciple.
.
6c, 4o;
coo^,
w.
^Sc8,
oocj"[t,
5c,
038^cxS,
below
5c, 3c,
animals,
anything
man
a violin, also oocoo^, 6c, 4c. n. 0005)9, 5c, 4c, (ooCGp B.)
oocoS, 5c, 4o, n. (oDCoSs B.^ a levelled place. "8, 5c, 4o, 3c, n. a threshing floor.
c86'o8, 5c, 4o,
2m,
(ooc^St B.)
Taking
or Peguan.
008, Ic,
V.
*c8o,
Ic,
in order to reduce to a
pasty form, as starch, mortar, vide c88, 4o. CO.S, Ic, 4c, V, the same.
008, Ic, V. *c88, Ic, to seek, search for;
V. the o|, Ic, Ic,
(K.j 4c.
same.
a species of scate.
>*,
land turtle.
008, 2c,
V.
^^>
2c, 4c;
v, the
same.
n. the secretions
which
on the hair
in the armpit.
CO 8?>S
008, 3c, n. *c88, 3c, ashes.
-
273
008, 3c, n. *c88, 3c, a gourd, a bottle, c88oo8, lo, 3c; a. aux. used with bottles, as, oc86co6oo8, 6c, 40, Ic, 3c, two
bottles.
4c, n.
oil.
a fowl's
oil
bag.
4c,
rises
on
"So, 4c,
an edible moss, growing in water. n. a dried, aquatic, edible moss. S8cg', 4c, 4o, Ic,
Im,
n.
008, 4c,
spit; (C. S.) Ic, vide oj, 2o. (K.) 008, *c88, 5c, to support one's self with something. nZ^ 5c, 4o, V. to sit with the chin resting on the hand. cgoo8c"0^, 5c, Ic, 5c, 4c, v. to act under a strong impulse or
V.
to
5c, V.
determination of feeling; to act under repressed feelings. self with a cane or by leaning
it.
^8,
on the hand.
op^, 5c,
008, 5c,
V.
by leaning on something
5c, lo, v. to
/5^, 5c,
/38oo^jD'>S,
008, lo, n. ^Laos) a knife or sword, coiS, 2o. 008, 3o, V. a couplet used with CO, 5o, to fall down.
008, 4o,
stir
V. to
wash or
sift for
gold or
silver,
gold.
008, 4o,
V. to feel
man
with the
hand reaching
-
VS,
4o, 3o,
V. to
attention of a
as a
man
attracting the
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274
ooSo^ScSs^, 4o, 2o, 4c,
V. to
oo
hand
for
some partic-
by groping.
4o, to be very straight and long.
oo898,
as,
to
move with a
circular
motion,
oiooSw^t, 5o, 2c, 5o, 4c, v. the same. ooodS, 5c, 3c, V. part, sjx eissertive verbal ending, (b.).
00, Ic, V, *c8, Ic, to
V.
pound; to push anyone or anything violently. to pound rice, to separate from the husk, not so
completely as og, 5c. c8, Ic, 4c, v to make a hole into, perforate. c8o6, Ic, 4c, 2c, V. the same.
V. to pound into. o^, Ic, 2c, c^S, Ic, 4o, V. the same as ooc8, Ic, 4c.
o6, 2c,
71.
*d5, 2c, a trap in the form of a box, as, oojjS, 2c, lo;
fall
a plank so arranged as to
on the prey,
as,
o6, 2c,
a noose, 00^8, 2c, 5o. V. *cS, 2c, to throw the shuttle through
the woof; n. the woof.
2c, 2c, V. to put in the
V.
in order to
put in
5^,
00, 2c,
woof
in weaving;
n. the woof.
cine, to deprive
bend down,
down,
t>.
to be down-hearted;
discouraged.
a fisherman. (oocl B.) oocBS, 2c, 4o, n. (oaSoSSsB.^ a brick wall surrounding a pagoda. o6o8, 2c, 3c, V. to be of medium stature.
ooc(S, 2c, 4o, n. a race in the
Shan
States,
o3',
Shan
States,
ooj58
00, 4c, V.
275
009S, Ic.
00, 4c, V. (K.) to be low, vide cS, 3o. 06, 4c, V. *C^, 4c, to put, place in position without the idea of
permanence; to be placed, set up. "8, 4c, 3c, V. to place food before any one.
',
o5od<,
(o6g^ B.j a
060, 4c, 2c, n. (c6^ B.) a stick for cleaning the teeth,
4c, 2c.
CO, lo,
V.
'ooo, 5c,
by pushing
as a stick
it
fire,
burning at one
end only.
V. the same. cS^So6<5o', lo, 4c, lo, 4c, V. vide 2c. 06, lo, d^(5,
cx5,
2o, n. *d5, 2c, (olds' B.j punishment, chastisement. 00, 2o, n. *cS, 2c, (ol B.) an evil, a calamity. n. the evil results of overwork. ^C3ScK'5JoS'c|, 2o,4m,4c,4m,lc,
as,
to
row; to follow in
a section, an apart-
ment, as, ooI^jd', Ic, 2c; the portion of the warp made ready for weaving by arranging the threads eiccording to their color,
and C. S.) 3c. ooi-oSiS-^S, Ic, 4c, Ic; (K. JD8, Ic, lo, n. one s tale of work.
o^oo^oS,
''
away through
some other
BS,
^6,
have an eyeball destroyed. have the white of the eye very prominent; to
be wall-eyed.
276
001/5', Ic, 2c, n. a
oo]^o'co'
compartment
in a
play board;
a small whirl-
pool caused by the eddying of water. to have one eye larger than the other. ^', Ic, 8c, V. -"oi, Ic, 2c, n. a texture of woven bamboo, mtule in squares, sometimes open like grated work.
S8co8c8,
Ic,
Im, 4o,
peculiar to a dead
the aged.
x>S, Ic, 3o, V. to
have sunken
eyes.
c6,
Ic, 3o.
to be wall-eyed;
to look askance.
Ic, 4c, V. to
V.
4m,
4m,
to
little
suffusion of blood.
c6^c6,
with
Ic,
attended
much
suffusion of blood.
c8oo^,
on the
eyelid.
be wall-eyed.
v. the same. coSyag>S'>^^, Ic, 4c, 2c, 3c, to smart, as the eye.
V.
to be near-sighted.
V.
00^,
c8>c,
Ic, Ic, V. to
Ic, Ic,
coSioo^,
oo^'SC.S,
same as oo\^tQco^,
(K.)
the same.
sudden
fright.
prominent eyes;
n.
a bulging joint, as of
bamlxKi,
as,
(^oo]8cp, Ic,
to be cross-eyed;
to look askance.
00 IgoS
277
V. to
oSoo]c88,
Ic,
to
have insight, as a
man
versed
in astrology.
<So8,
4(0,
V.
to
of'
a pungent odor.
co5oo'[8'>S, Ic, 4m, Ic, 4c, v. the same. (66*, Ic, 5o, V. to wink the eyes.
c,
be able to open the eyes only a little. less than CcS, Ic, 5c, V. to have sore eyelids, oojcy^, V. the same. Ic, 5c, Ic, 3c,
Ic, 2c,
t;.
to
Ic, Ic.
CiSoojCg.S,
ccSc85d8<S,
on account
a country.
r>.
to be cross-eyed.
V. the same. 8o5oo'[9'^, Ic, 4c, Ic, lo, V, the same as BcS, Ic, 4c, lo, oo|8?coo^, Ic, 4c, 3c.
V. to
eye.
have dim sight or to be blind, whether from '*'>^, Ic, 2o, cataract or any other disease which produces a white film.
^8, Ic, 4c,
',
V. vide
<^8,
4c.
Ic, 5c, n. a
knot
in
wood, a bamboo
n. the same.
joint.
Ic, 2c,
have the eyes open and unwinking. S-jS, Ic, lo, f to be cross-eyed. 28,
Ic, 4c,
71.
^6^8,
j5,
Ic, as
the fist. j5oo\^8, Ic, Ic, 4c, V. to have white eyebrows, used with oB, Ic, 2c,
2c. ^-jSooig^, lo, Ic,
n. net-work. gS, Ic, 4c, to be blind, ooigoS, Ic, 2c. go^, Ic, 2c, V.
"^^j lo,
eis
278
a)\8oS
V. to be blind in one eye. ODigoBcij'ti, Ic, 2c, So, 3c, V. to be blind, the eyes appearing goSc8(S, Ic, 2c, 4c, all right, t?ie same as Ic, 2c. oo|oS,
to
be
an opium eater; the same as ooic, Ic, 2c. oyS, Ic, 4c, f. to have an involuntary motion or winking of
the eyes.
-
71.
the
iris
of the eye.
n.
star-like
by
t?.
4m,
v. the
same,
V.
c^oo"[^8, lc,2o,lc,lc;
c86, Ic, lo,
V.
c.8oo|C^5, lc,2o,lc,3o,
v. the
same.
thi
impossible.
be sunken-eyed.
for weaving.
8o5,
warp ready
j.Soo|J^,
same.
J399S,
to be drowsy; to nod.
^-S,
same as 00|.oS,
Ic, 4o.
-^^oo|^oS,
co\i Ic, part, a substantive prefix pertaining to the future, not used alone, as, oo|oS, Ic, 3o, something future which is
excellent;
Ic
oo|oS,
le, 2o, n.
an axe.
oo^i^ODi
oo"!^,
279
3c,
2c,
n.
SJc,
one meal, one portion; prep. "o8, 2c, 3c, 71. a meal.
QoS,
2c, 3o, V.
(cocS B.^ to begin a new year. 2c, ( a:0 B. ^ a measure of length equal to seven
ccSccS, 2c, 2c.
cubits, vnfreq,
'ODOODOO P.) such a gift 00y|oo, 2c, 5c, 5c, 2c, 5c, n. ( firiend might suitably make to another friend. as one
S0|8, 2c, 6c, 2c, 5c, n.
offering.
(
0Dd8 P.) a
liberal or princely
oVo
P.
oggi P.)
gift,
an offering.
co|00J01, 2c, 5c, 2c, ^olc^^P. ) support of religion in some form, a layman.
-w,
2c, 5c, 2c, 5c, n. ( P.) a laywoman. a constellation. 00100], 2c, 2c, n. (oODCpP.) a golden necklace with pendants. 00]c8, 2c, 2c, w. (d)c8 P.) ooooc8o6o P. ) the second ooiOcSSoO], 2c, 6c, 2c, 2c, w.
(
nat
3c, 5c;
00*, 3c,
a stream; the
mouth of a
stream.
V. the V. to
same.
place upon with weight.
Im,
v. to
oil.
280
c8^8-^
V. to put on medicine. ooit'>3'|0&|, 4c, 3c, Ic, c8, 5c, V. *oo, 6c. to touch gently, to cause to
come
in
contact
lightly.
V, the
same.
5c, Ic,
tJ.
the same.
and take.
little
cBcSsoojsooi, 5c, 5c, 5c, 5c, adv. a 4c, to have a things; with
,
of a great variety
of
little
of
many
kinds.
c8oO'>S,
(G^^ P.) to invoke the interference of some lupernatural power to cause a desired event to occur on a
3c, 2o, V.
certain
an oath; some-
times
cBSco>S,
2o
with oo>8, Ic, applied to solid Ic, 4c, 4c, to be perfectly solid; also
is
c8Sc83,
bodies,
ooSc8Sc85,
impassable, as a road,
ooSco^cBS
c8Sc8S,
4c. 4c,
adv.
^cScBScBS, 4m,
4c, 4c.
cBSS,
5c, 5c, n.
(8g
P.)
a heretic.
(Ss^^l
^') ^^
of,
wisdom of the
nats.
cBS, 4m,
V.
a welL
>',
c8.8,
4m, 5c,
V.
the sams.
4m,
-y^35c8Bojj,
J^,
v.
to
commit
rape.
4m, 2o,
4m,
to
rub in a preparation of
mud
dyed black.
overbear, to
fall
5c83c85, 4m,
2c,
4m, Im,
v. to
upon; to seek
attempt-
an
official
to throttle.
c8^c
?y30O,
4m, 4o.
Ic, v. to seize
its
prey.
to
'a^cpsOcSs'S^,
4m, 5o,
5o, 4c,
to offer violence;
to
compel
submit.
'^8, 4m, 5o, V. to press meat. '^csScocS, 4m, 4c, 3o, v. to commit rape. cBS. 2o, V. *coS. 2o, to divide, break, or sever, with r^o,
.03808^, Ic, 2o;
V.
i.
Ic, as,
i>.
V.
to crack open.
t^.
to crack
open;
n.
V.
to be slightly cracked.
^o::;|/5So, 2o, Ic, lo, Oc, v. to shoot between joints, as a bamboo; a proverb: The unusual has happened, as a cooly dying in
the midst of a journey.
send up a shoot, as a planted seed. S-^SoS, 2o, lin,5c, V. to divide into separate parties or gatherings; to send up many shoots near together. 2o, 3c, V. to crack, split; to be cracked. /a^l
oo^S, 2o, 3o,
V. to
c8-S, 3o,
n.
K. and C.
S.
a building of stone or
vid'^
brick;
any
to
depository;
cBS, 3o.
c6A, 3o, V. *oo.S, 3o, to compare together, measure, estimate; measure by comparing the length,
-oj",
3o, 4c, V. to
compare with.
to
V.
to measure,
compare.
to a given weight;
to
V. to
V.
to
make equal
V.
compare
in
by weighing.
'r>|c8'^,
3(),
2c, Ic,
to
place
by one's
self,
'^cScBScSS,
cBScBS, 4o,
as,
w'.BcSc8S
wood
leecii.
is
very hard.
c8J3, 5o,
71.
S6
282
cBjo^, 5c, 2c, n. (8ood P.) a
SS
commentary on the
original Pali text,
sometimes c8jd|, 2c, 2c. c6S, 2c, n. *oo5, 2c, a stringed musical instrument, a harp a harp. qS, 2c, 4o, n. OS, 2c, 3o, n. a musical instrument of three strings.
00, 2c,
4!C,
n. a
strings.
c86, 2c,
n.
*oo,
c8,
2c.
applied to persons,
^^[OuScoS
c8c85,
c8S,
3m.
*oo8, 4c, (c8<S8 B.) to lean one side, be deflected, as the tongue of a balance.
4c, Ic, V. to
s self
'>S,
demand a higher
to hold
one
above others.
body
to one side,
as
to
o|l, 4c, 4c, V. to be on the decline, passing away, as a possessions or the condition of his body.
mans
c86c8S, 4c,
c8,
a tinkling sound. ogSogS, 4c, 4c, 4c, 4c, adv. the same. 5c, sometimes 5o, v. vide c8, 5o.
4c, adv. with
V. *oo, lo, to place upon, press downwards; or make, as a causeway, dam.
coS, Im,
to build
-^cp,
Im,
Ic, V. to
V. to
pad with
cotton.
evil
^,
Im, 4o,
course.
V.
Im,
Im,
V.
5c, v. to
dam up
water.
00',
lo, v. to
make a dam.
c8S, 2m,
^, 2m, 4o, t;. to take an oath with a rehgious book. c88, 3m, V. *ooS, 3o, to be in the centre, zenith, as, c8c88,
3m, the summit, the highest place, apphed to nigban; firm, immovable.
3c,
to be
c^6
283
(BSS^, 3m,
"S-aSoo',
4c, n. midnight.
3m, 3m,
"S-^ScSS,
c8, 4m,
c8S, 5m,
71,
*oo6, 4o,
the
name
*oo8, 5o, to
V. the
strike, beat.
same.
^>
n. small
common,
oo,
lo, 5c,
11.
cucumber.
n,
n. a kind of sour melon. -qg, lo, 2c, oc", lo, lo, n. a small prickly cucumber.
^,
food.
co^, lo, 3c, n. a late
co', lo, 4o, n, the
cucumber.
musk melon.
there
c8,
c8,
is nothing, (b. ). 2o, n. *ooS, 2o, (8S B,) the head of a gambling house. 2o, n. (oBS B.) a distance of about two miles, vide co^, 4c.
c86, 2o,
V.
*CX)S, 2o,
do with care; to
to
strive
slowly and
carefully.
c^cSSco^,
carefully,
mind
do earnestly and
V. to
in play.
carefully. ^oS, 2o, 4m, c8S, 3o, n. *oo6, 3o, a bar or long piece of anything as a bar of metal or soap
do
284
n. an icicle. c86<jcS. So, lo,
c6cp
OOjcXD],
made up
in a cylindrical form,
c8S,
/',
a pastil, a suppository. So, Ic, n. a symmetrical clod of earth, as the ridge of a furrow after ploughing.
So, Sc, n. a long cake of jaggery. c8$, 4<o, V. *ooS, 4o, to thrust at or through.
"OoS, 4o, 4c, V. to thrust in
"O,
4o,
Ic, V. to
ishment; to be small in
c8c6,
size,
Sm,
V.
move about
actively, as
from the grasp of another; to tuma hen just after the head has been cut off; to
vide
Ic,
j:>'[,
Sc, to dance.
v,
cS'^ScBcp^S, Sm,
restlessly.
V.
Sm,
4c,
to
move
c8c^,
4ffl,
*ao^,
n.
that which furnishes a light, a lamp, a candle. n. a charm made of a small written scroll rolled '318, 4m, 2c,
for luck
4m,
Sc, Sc, n. a
wax
a
candle.
4m,
4c, n. a lamp.
>So"[,
4m,
4c, Ic,
71.
common
candle.
[,
"ScQB,
lo, Sc.
4m.
H. varieties of hornets.
c8cS, 2o, V. *oO'>S, 2o, to strike, beat, to cast or throw away. c8cS, 2o,
V. *00'>S, 2o, to eat
c8cS, So, n.
*00S,
cB^S
285
3o,
t;.
Ic,
n. a ridge of earth.
c8cp, 4o,
(K.)
to
oiF the
3c.
c8cS,
4io,
V.
to repay.
n, 4o, 2c,
c8, 4o, 3c,
repay completely.
something
else;
to hit the
gun
whence
pay a debt.
v.
'>'goS<j^o5'cdS, 4o, 3c, 2c, 3c, Ic, Ic, v. the same. -^^cScS-goS, 4o, 3c, 4o, 2c,
the same.
V. to
repay
fully.
0S,
4o, 4c,
V. to
when
sore
from a bum.
0^0^, 2m,
V.
self,
to
go and keep out of the way; to be silent, cSoS, 2m, 2m, adv. silently; under disguise.
StS,
2m,
be
silent, quiet.
5c, V.
to conceal, hide.
vSScS,
2o, 2o.
level.
to rise, as a very sick cSScSoScSd]^, 3o, 3o, 3o, 3c, adv. unable
person.
5c. cPooi-a^cooo, 5c, 2c, 5c, 5c. 5c, n. vide /aQ'S^aooo, 5c, 5c, 5c, n. '^^co'i^j Ic, a foot; a bottom, foundation. c8S, Ic,
286
n. a wick. (Bo^'0\, Ic, Ic,
c6*S
.88c8foO|, lc,2c,
jO*, Ic, 3c, V. to
supernumerary large
toe.
supernumerary
"05,
Ic, 2o,
V. to
have the
^^5i^'
"
chapped or with cracked flesh. ^^^ ^^^^ which divides the hair of the
feet
head from the forehead, face and neck. -c^, Ic, 5o, V. to be lame.
V. to "gS, Ic, 2o,
have crooked
legs.
priest's ricepot
maj
08^,
woman's narrow
skirt.
9c,
8*S,
be slow, heavy-footed.
OoS, Ic,
4c, V. to
because of the turning of the foot. have a part of the foot gone as when cut off
V. to fall
or sloughed off
<Sd,
<S&,
by
leprosy.
goS,
Ic, 3c, V.
holes presenting a
o5, Ic, Ic,
n. the legs of a
in
c8'>^c8S,
cfe-aS,
^
2c,
to
between the
nostrils-
woman.
in its first stage.
mango
c8^,
^, 2c, Ic, n. the lobe of the ear. 4c, V. *oo^, 4c, to take a little slowly and repeatedly, on account of lack of abundance, as food, or to prolong the
pleasure of eating, as sweets; to gather here and there, as
c8of8
287
herbs, after the greater portion hais been previously gathered, to glean.
cB'^Pop'sS, 4c, 4c, V. the same.
tp8c8>S8cp, 4c,
for lice.
Ic, 4c,
4m,
v. to search slowly,
little
by
little
cBS, 2c,
V.
size, to
be contracted,
diminished in
cgoO'^Scg,
2c-,
mind.
C^c86'c^,
cBo, 2o,
7?.
as,
cB^, 3o,
r.
*oo6*, 3o, to
lie flat,
level;
to be pressed, flattened, as
paper, clothes.
o86", 3o, 3o, V. to
be finished
w^ell,
accurately, nicely.
mS.
used to spread
things on,
~S)8,
4o, 3c,
7i.
sucli
plate.
-sjj,
,
any material.
a piece, anything cut
off.
o86\ 4o,
*oo6',
4o,
separate by
cutting;
V.
off,
cS/^S, 4o,
cStS,
vid
5o,
71.
made
c88,
3c,
V.
*co8,
3c,
to take
pulling effort, as a
V.
hang on.
288
c8S,
c8c6c8S
n.
(Laosj trousers.
*oo8, 4o, to walk.
Ic,
V,
3c83o9S, 4m,
V.
2o, V. to throw, as dice, zride OoS, 5c. take clandestinely. row or line of things in books of the fingers of the same kind, as thatch; used
c88, 2o,
*oo8, 2o, to
joined in worship,
up, vide oo8, Ic.
as,
t;.
to stir
n.
middle heights, and the "back bone." cB^S, 5c, 3c, V. ( cScBoS P. ) to be begotten in a supernatural manner, used of an ^aocoS, 5c, 4c, an incipient god; opposed
to
c8,
ogJ5,
5c, 3c.
V. to strike, aa
a gong or drum.
to toss, to toss up, vide c8'^^S, Ic, 3c, V. (C. S.) y^SS^S, lo, 3c. c8c8 S, Ic, 3o, n. (C. S. ) a grasshopper, xnde co^c8cS, 4c, lo. vide co^c|, 4c, 5c. n. cficg^'i', Ic, 3c, (C. S.) c8, 2c, V. *oo], 2c, to clear away as bushes from the ground with
60S,
5c, 2c;
V. the
cS8, 2c,
3m,
c8c8coo5ooo5,
*co\, 3c, place, situation, j:>'[, 3c. n. the original place or position joScBg-^S, 3c, 2c, 3c, Ic, B'i^, 3c, Ic, n. a place for eating; a table.
;*.
B^S^iS,
same,
ooS, 3c, Ic, pr. (C.S.) what.? vide j^\odS, 3c, Ic. ODcS, 3c, 4c, n. an end, termination.
n. the
same.
n. the
sam
o?B
cn9c8, 3c, 3c,
n.
289
anything to
11.
sit
on, a chair.
a place for steaming rice. ^8'o6, 3c, 3c, 3c, "a**?, 3c, 4c, n. a place for sleeping; a bed.
^,
same as c8^8, 3c, ''Zc. n. an esplanade, parade ground. (glSCO^, 3c, 4c, 4c,
3c, 3c,
11.
the
cSof
5^^(Sd6c^,
3c,
11.
oSc8co,
^j^^,
a prospect.
n. the end, termination. oo8c8.g', 3c, 5c, 3c, Ic, (S>S, 3c, 4c, n. a handle.
the same.
cgc8oo8,
n.
the
c^0,
"c8cp, 3c,
3m,
n. a place to play.
cSc^O, 3c, 8o, 5c, n. the same as cSci^, 3c, 4o, 5c. o8o, 3c, 3c, n. a place for rest or refreshment.
^oSc8odS, 3c, 4m, 3c, 3o, n. a place of work.
J386,
3c,
Ic,
n.
support.
c8, 4c, V. part. (C. S.
11.
and K.) future verbal particle, 00^. (c8oQo5 B. j the large horned owl.
4c.
grade
by
side, to
compare; to copy, to
counterfeit.
V. to
V.
5c, 3o.
V. to imitate, u^S, 5c, 3o, 5c. 5c, adv. delicately, oh, 2c. oo-^c,
opiS,
importune, tease.
^^' ^^' ^' ^^^ same.
4c, 4c;
^'^'
cc>S,
k', V.
890
CoB/^BcoSxfS,
character.
opSi3|op58
4c, 4c, Ic, Ic,
V.
to
be of a rough mountainous
with
ooJSooSoo^oo^,
co^,
adv.
a sound
like
that of
felling trees,
6c, V. *ooJ5, 5c, to
V.
cxS, 4c.
OoS, 5c,
*oo^,
cSdSc6,
lo, Ic.
V. the
same.
(
op(S*
op,
6c,
V.
*oo^,
n.
5c,
B.
to jerk,
make a
short
quick
5c, So,
.
\^^
P.
priesthood
00^,
5c, 5c,
71.
4o, lo.
ap^Soo,
^ao^ooP.
n.
(l^;>"oo^oD<9 P.j a
oo^,
^,
t>.
*oo,
repeatedly.
(^\,
2o, Ic;
f tc^Jl* ^o,
aim at
in
to wish to do,
mind.
Op^Q3^, 2o,2o, adv. in a permanent position, not liable to move. -ao^oo<8, 2o, 2o, 2o, 2o, ac?w. the same.
or^ScnBcoBcoS, 3o, 3o, 3o, So, adv. referring
striking, as of a
to
the
sound of
hammer
fall;
or a clock.
to lose position, rank; to bear a
00^, 4o,
V.
*coS, 4o, to
certain price.
<'3-c6>
V.
to be settled in opinion.
x>6oo^8oa', 4o,
to be in the midst
of a
oiop^"*^,
Op^^rS, 4o, 4o, V. to come into continement, to be imprisoned. RS, 4o, 4m, V. to tease, vex, by picking up an opponent's words and replying.
"SS, 4o, 3c, V. to be half finished as a piece of
work, a journey.
4o, 3c, 4o, 4o.
lots,
opSc8ooSco',
Ic, V.
to be startled, frightened.
00], 4o,
Ic,
int.
accusing of partiality,
Ic, 4c, Ic, 2c,
as,
oo8oo'[9Sc^S-/30
PoSioSrg-ooBoS, 4o,
00],
4m,
4m.
Op5cco,
4o, 2c,
V.
to
fall to one's
4o, 4o. -ooiop^SooS, 4o, 3c, 4o, 4o, cS, 4o, 3c,
V. v.
same.
c86, 4o, Im, place one thing upon another. oS, 4o, 2o, V. to be humbled, abased; to be humble.
V. to
the same.
v. to
v.
cio^oD^cO'^, 4o, 3o, 3o, Ic, v. to fall to the ground, used of those who have been degraded in rank, oo^/sgQ], 4o, 5c, 2c.
-coS, 4o, Ic, V. to fall behind.
v.
V.
4c, v. to
obtain a wife.
come
by
accident.
292
coS/soSi], 4o, 5c,
V.
opS/aoS
J^c,
^*^5
40, Ic,
V. to
be
adv.
n.
q^aoc8
P.
transition to an
unhappy
state
of existence;
an unhappy condition.
n.
is
which
OoS, Ic,
V.
P-) the outside garment of a Buddhist priest worn thrown over the shoulder.
(q^2
to acquire consistency, as
soup
set
away
to cool,
/>,
3o.
op5oS,
o^Sj^BcoSj^S,
still,
undisturbed condition.
opSco5ooSoo5,
sounds.
;3Q'^oo^.g^,
with gunpowder,
ops, 4c, ops, 4c,
to,
v-
*ooS, 4c, to receive, take, accept; to approve, assent ratify; (K.j 6th tone.
V.
B-^,
-
V. to
hands
in politeness, used of
children only.
:35,
4c,
priest.
4c, V.
to
receive
an
offering
of food,
used
of
V.
to receive
and remember.
V.
to receive in the
tlie
hand.
4c. Ic,
the sime;
for.
enter
into
an engagement,
to
hecome surety
opSj^S
293
(K.) 3o.
have the small supports of the floor out of
original position.
place,
moved from
V. to
to
^-^S,
opS, lo,
*oo8, lo, to ascertain the quantity by a measure of capacity, as a basket; n. a quantity measured.
lo, 4o,
t;.
cr^cS,
to measure
for the
purpose
of knowing the
amount.
o5, lo, 4o, n. a quantity of
-
gunpowder
sufficient for
one charge.
measure.
Ops, lo,
(C. S.) to toss up, vide jp^S, lo. ops, 2o, n. *ooS, 2o, a circle, a ring; a district, or circle of country; 4o.
(K.)
J?'^,
2o, lo,
n.
the
ring or streak of a
thunderbolt, Shans
'QS, 2o,
is
ground,
in catching fowls.
when
n.
n.
a noose.
the circumference of a skirt.
-^ciDpooS, 2o, 5c, 4c, 3o, n. a casting net, c5, lo. a country, i. e. all that ^S, 2o, 4o, n. the circuit of
its limits.
is
within
5m.
*oo8, 3o, a rice
that which belongs to one person;
plain, vide
opS, 3o,
ri.
field,
paddy
ooSc|8,
3o, 4c.
an extensive
rice plain.
n.
294)
opcp^ScS
2c, 4o, 4o, n.
ttie
oo^ySo'c^S, 3o,
cj^',
same.
field.
have a prolonged, emaciating disease. 2c, t;. to have an emaciating disease accompanied
V.
by sore eyes.
'>^8,
4o, 5o,
to
eating of meat.
o|, 4o, Ic,
V.
the
same of
^8, 4o,
2m,
v. the
*oo,
move,
to shake, as a house.
V. the g'^^, 5o, 4c,
op6, 5o,
V.
OpcoSo,
to
(K. andC. S.V to salute, vide oo^, Sic. ^q8oS P. j an evil deed, a
5c, 5c, 3o, a
sin,
opposed
oooo^^,
V.
good deed.
size, like
opcS,
2c,
*ao^,
2c, to
one
another;
hermaphrodite, vide yp^opcSyD'^SgS, 4o, 4c, 4o, 4c. OpcScocS, 4c, 4c, adv. intensive, used with /ao-^S, 2c, properly warm.
to root in the ground, as swine; to burrow, Oprp, 5c, V. *oo', 5c, turn up the earth, infreq., vide oc^cp> 4c.
n. vide opc^yiS, 5c, 3c,
o^^,
5c, 3c.
OpcS,
made of
and
*co\
V.
op^S
opcScSoocSo^, 4o, 2c, 4o, 3c,
one,
v. to
295
V. to peruse,
read to one's
self.
CO, 4o, Ic, V. to look at or for; int. look! see! sometimes 4o, 4c.
ODoS, 2c,
fire,
to kindle;
(C. S.)
4c.
jungle.
2c, 4c, V. the saTue as opo5, 2c. 2c, 3c, V. to set fire on cultivated land.
3o. used of sour things, 0^, opoSopoS. 3c, 3c, adv. intensive, a trumpet or bugle; (K. and C. S.) 4c. opoS, 3c, n.
2c. n. *oooS, 3c, leprosy, -^8, opoS, 3c, in which the joints have fallen off and 88, 3c, 5o, n. leprosy the parts afflicted are covered with sores.
white leprosy. c88, 3c, 2o, 2o, n. a variety of leprosy somewhat swollen and
inflamed
,
a short length or piece of anything. opoS, 4c, n. *ooo?), 4c, a short piece of wood. ', 4c, 5c, cSoS, 4c, 4c;
.
adv. delicately, o^, 2c. OpoS'aC'oS, 4c, 4c, OQoSoDoS, 5c, 5c, adv. considerably, applied to heat, as,
to be considerably opoS, 2c, 5c, 5c,
^^SopoS
3c, 3c.
warm; sometimes
c8o5c8o5,
without noise. oj, 4o, 2c, V. to pass gas 4o. V. the saine as OD'iS, 4o, Ic, opoS, second. a. (i^':8oo P.) opc8oo, 5c, 5c, 5c, n. *00'>S, 2c, a snout. 2c,
op^S,
Cp>S, 3c,
op'^S,
v. vide
V.
op-^S,
5c.
)
3c,
K. and C. S.
to
be shallow, of
little
depth, vide
c^,
0p'>S, 5c,
3c.
C. S.
what
is
left,
remnant.
z>ide
296
V. Op'S^, 5c,
o^cS
"oow,
5c, to rise
and overflow,
as water
time of
abo
iic.
"8^,
same.
person; sometimes Ic; ^K.) to push into with force. V. 'oo-sS, 2o, to scratch in order to allay itching. op-^S, 2o, -03^, 2o, 4o, v. the same. 2o,4o; "6,
n. op'^S, 3o,
3o,
3c,
n.
the
op9S>,
one's flock or herd, as, (^8opS"g^, 4c, 3o, 3c. the parents of a family. 5'>^cp'>^CoS, 3o, 4o, 3o, 4c, n. 3o, 11. *00'3^, 3o, a plant or tree.
henna
frondosa or Pulas kino tree. tree, the leaves of which are used for
common balsam
plant.
3o, 2o,
that
is,
of destiny; ones predestined partner, one's partner in a previous life to whom one will be
n.
the tree
same as 2nd
vide
def.
3o. op'^SooS, 3o, castor oil plant, Palma Christi. /p6c88, 3o, 3c, lo, n. the 3o, 3o, n. a plantain or banana tree.
3cpooS, 3o,
lo, 3o,
11.
j^cS,
upas
tree.
wSoS, 3o, 4c, 4c, n. fea%z2iB.)semicarpus aiiacardium, marking nut tree, the tree which produces the ink nut. cS, 3o, 5o, n. an artificial tree laden with offerings.
op
>85BS
n.
297
the date Palm,
oO'>foo'SocO'>f
(g^'ocoSB.j
Phcenioc dactylifera.
c85, 3o, 5c, n. the caryota urens. ooSciof^ci), 3o, 4o, 4c, 3c, n. the male papia
00'>c6''S|i, 3o, 5c, 3o, 4c,
tree.
(oo^fSslg B.) murraya paniculata, a kind of tree, the bark and root of which are used in making
n.
a fragrant cosmetic.
n. the Malay apple. oocS], 3o, 5c, 2c, 001 3o, Ic, n. the Shan paper, tree.
,
oS8, 3o,
3m,
n. the
hauhinea
tree.
4m,
n. a
kind of shrub.
tree.
in the
oo,
3o, 3o, n. a
kind of cork
form
0066*001, 3o, 5c, 2c, 2c, n. an artificial tree laden with offerings.
ooSoS,
in
myxa, a
tree
making
nipa f'ruiticans, a palm common in L. -'3Cc8'3C, 3o, lo, Ic, n. a species of thorny vine or creeper.
n. the
cotton tree.
iS
co^^S,
cigars.
palm that blooms once and dies. Ic, n. a tree whose leaves are used
a kind
in
making
c^oSoooS,
n.
coffins, offerings,
&c.; a pyramid
made
in the
Shan States of
sticks of firewood
Im,
n.
any plant producing leaves used for curry. two or more plants springing from the
same seed or
'SoSi,
root.
c)o,S,
for
weaving mats.
pineapple plant.
38
298
oo^Sc^^^S, 3o, 2o, 4o,
opoSg^^^'iS^
n.
vS^S,
tomato plant.
^OdccSd^, 3o, 2o, 4o, 4c, n. the papia tree. w9c, 3o, 2o, 5c, n the terminalia chebuLa, a
astringent, bitter fruit.
3o, 2o, 5c, 4c, 4c,
n.
tree beaiing
an
Ic, n. the
wJSwaScg,
4c, 4c.
0p9S(^9Cw9Sc8,
So, 2o,
,5c,
w^<^, 3o, 2p, 5c, n. the betel tree, areca palm. iSco8, 3o, 2o, 4o, n. the jack tree.
tto8jD|,
n.
the
B.) the custard apple wSc/ao^co], So, 2o, 2c, 2c, n. 85, So, 3c, n. the tree of destiny, vide oo-jf^, 3o, 2o.
',
(oo
tree.
So, 5c,
11.
a tree.
'c|,
*op98og.8. So, 5c, So, 2c, n. trees. w'-acS, So, 5c, 5c, n. the cotton tree.
^w'-ac,
mulberry.
made
for
Shan knives.
n. vide
g^,
g3o5cx>p,
flower.
g-S^^S,
bears
So, 4o.
in the
g5<p>.
So, 2c,
^S'^Q^i)
gum
arable tree
o^Scr^ScoScoS
299
OOoSg^w', 3o,
-
opS^oj-^S,
So, 2c,
the marsh-date pahn; an annual plant the stalks of which are used for brooms.
71.
cpvScQoS,
n.
and
set
on
fire
and burned
other material
it is left
unburned.
/^8, 3o, 3o, n. a plant common in the Shan States. J3g% 3o, 3c, n. sugar cane.
op>^, 3o,
V.
eflPort,
as,
OpS
lives
op>?,
to urge, excite. /j^Sc^go-aS, 3o, Ic, 5c, Ic, 4o, a. solitary, alone, as, ^oo-^S, Ic, 4o, a
hog which
by
itself.
V.
ooS,
4o,
opS,
5o, V.
mountain range; a ridge or spur of a mountain. *ooS, 5o, to retch, make an effort to vomit; to rise
1st def.
and overflow, as water dammed up. V. the same as '6'3?Op'>S(p^, 5o, 3c, 5o, 3o,
006*, 2c,
v*QoS,
drawn
into
lips slightly
open;
of
V.
to contract so as to
become
flat,
as a bladder.
00 tS, 3c, n. *ooS', 3c, a curved slanting roof put on the end of a
gable.
006', 4c, t. *oo6', 4c, to
C, 4c. Ic, V. to
op
(S 006*00(5
com
SOO
op8cg
parching, also 5c, 5c, 5c, 5c, used with little things which have no use.
cw'j',
4c; said of
many
fist.
V. cr^S, ^o,
*coS, 2o, to
o8cp,
strike, rap, as
!^o,
5o,
v. the sarne.
cotSoS,
as
burning dead
gi-ass.
the hands,
^, 4?, 3o,
V. to
4o,
4<o,
V.
if
intending to box.
V. to
to strike
hands
as the seal of
forward.
^8op6'c85, 5o, 4c, 5o, 4m, v. to fold clothes. coh, 5o, 2c, V. to bend the arm at the elbow.
c8op6'oo6',
5o, 3c, 5o, 5o,
adv.
another.
'3^6, 5o, 2o,
V.
to
is,
fold double;
much
in trade
us
one's capital
coc^, vide op.
n. *oo'[, opo, Ic,
Ic, a
body;
yD-^c,
myself, yourself, himself, vide op8jo8, Ic, 2c, 0p8o'>S, Ic, 4c. Ic, 3c, n. a chrysalis, a grub.
71.
pr.
self,
body.
human body.
n.
3'>8oo-[,
the body.
eg,
Ic, Ic.
n. a living
body.
op8
an animal. opBoDoS, Ic, 4c, n. oooSoooScS, Ic, 4c, 4c, Ic,
CO,
301
n. animals.
same.
c8,
c8S,
Ic, 2c,
Ic, 2o,
71.
71.
cfi^SooS^S,
V. to
dangerous character,
o8oo8ocS,
V. the
same.
^,
8, Ic, 2o, n. a
nam
71.
6c85,
r8,S,
a spelling book.
Ic, 3c,
Op8c8^oo8co',
Ic,
a living body.
to conceive, be pregnant.
O^S, oo'co', Ic, lo, lo, a. naked, without clothing; without baggage.
or anything accompanying.
Ic, lo, V.
o8,
Ic, 2o,
71.
vide
V.
z),
op88,
Ic, 2o.
to be pregnant.
the same.
a cataract on the eye, vide QCoS, 3c. (K.) V. be full, complete; adx). entirely. *cr>\, 3c, to pervade, op8, 3c,
(;^o5,
opo-^Q*, 3c, 3c, 5c, n. (K.) a stump, vide coo^w', Ic, 5c. B. ) a fabulous animal form made in op8, 4c, n, *00|, 4c, (
c^j
c^-JCoocSiflQoS, lo,
4m, for festivals at that season; image formerly put on standard weights.
4c,
the
302
ooS, 4c,
V.
op-^-^S-j^S
*C30], 4c,
'^-
oo*^
gi^g,
^c ^^
the same.
(
4c, 4c, V.
Q0
to push, thrust aside. oo8, B.) cfi8, 4c, Ic, V. the same.
4c, V. (c8t
OoS, 4c, n. ^K.) a large hornet, vide coo']'. 2c. roS, 4c, V. (K.) to cause the ends of two or more things to meet
or join, vide
2c.
oo8, 5c,
to weave,
vide
op, Ic,
71.
c^^,
4c.
o.SoS,
n.
mortar, JD^'^.8gS, 4o, 5o, 4c. c8S, Ic, Im, n. logs of wood used to keep anything down or
for a trap.
cfioS, lc,2o,
',
fixed.
>8,
09S,
a prop, fulcrum,
opw,
Ic,
Ic.
c8,
00, Ic,
Ic,
V.
4m,
n.
used of
cS,
men and
V.
58, Ic, Ic, V. to gather together, as when looking at the same book or eating from the same dish. o5, 2c, n. a weight equal to four seeds of the abrus precatoritu:
two
pice.
o5, 2c, V. *o6, 2c, to bud, to swell into a little pointed protuber-
a pimple, small boil. o^'>c8, 2c, lo, lo, V. to have the hairs of the skin bristle because of a chilL
-
ance; n. a bud;
briatle
up
through
fear or a chill.
opoo
303
appearance of the
when a
chill
felt.
"ip^S^S^S,
^'^So^g^,
"^S
n. an anther. "o'g^, 2c, 2c, 2c, c8^, 2c, 4m, n. a sore, swelling that
is
tender.
o8Sco8, 2c, lo, lo, n. the spherical ornament surmounting the vane of a pagoda spire.
o86, 2c, Ic, n. a small pimple with a sore, an eruption, mostly
on the
face.
lips, as
when water
the
bud of a
stalk before
it
opens,
U5
head of
',
rice.
.S,
bud of a
flower.
adv. very crowded, used with j5, 3o. o6jp, 2c, 2c, 00, 3c, 71. *o6, 3c, a trap of basket work to catch fish
a basket for clothing.
and
eels;
(K.)
made
to fasten
on the top of
a bullock's pannier. 00, 4c, n. *c6, 4c, the day before a market day, o^SopjooS, 4c,4c,2o. yaoS, 4c, 2o, n. the same.
00, 4c, n. *o6, 4c, a
^-
^ bundle of
bamboo
withes.
o6oo, 4c, 4c, adv. not loudly, but slowly and with good tone.
o6o6, 4c, 4c, 4c, 4c, adv. the same.
00, 5c,
V.
*o6,
5c, to
hit,
come
in contact
accidentally, as one's head. 00, 5c, 5c, V. to go in a tottering, uncertain manner, as a child
just learning to walk,
304
ojo^S
the same. opooo*, 5c, 5c, Ic, V. V. to be pleasant, agreeable to the taste. 00, lo,
O^,
00, 3o,
*oo, 3o, to boil, (trans.). "88, 3o, ^, V. the same as op, So.
oo, 3o, So, V. to steep in pickle.
mouth with
wrap.
V. to
add more.
oocO, Ic, 2c, n. (C.S.) a scarab beetle, vide coc8, 2c, Ic. oo, Ic, n. a door, used in composition, vide cSo5oo, 4c, Ic.
CO, Ic, n. Libra, the seventh sign of the Zodiac.
C|l^>
same.
00, 2c,
having their seat in the digestive organs; frequently applied by the Shans to an obstinate kind of dysentery, piles; a slow wasting disease with
n.
(
diseases
no well-defined symptoms.
in
vide 000, 2c, 5c. P.) to administer some charm, or charmed medicine *oo'[, 3c, order to deprive a person of power, or to make him
n.
(00
foolish.
lice.
00, 4c. n. a
name
00, 4c, pr. a. every (b.) vide Jj>, 3c. Ooc88, 4c, 3c, 71. (C. S.j a half, vide "g'^S, 4o, 3c.
coScg'
305
coB, 4c.
o^
place to place.
71. Co5co'>"[, 2c, 5c, 2c, (c:oo^o P.) a teaching, doctrine, dogma, a formula of belief.
coSocxDoS, 2c, 5c, 3o, n. Dewadat, the great opponent of Gaudama. coSoi, 2c, 2c, n. (c90 P.) a nat, a being superior to man. coS8S, 2c, 2c, n. (co3^ P.^ a sovereign of gods.
eoSS, 2c, 2c, n. (co8P.) a queen. coS, lo, n. a grandmother; an appellation given to elderly females, used in some of the south-western Shan principalities, (b,).
cd5,
lo,
V.
*cn\, Ic,
to
toss
up
flour
or ground rice
that the
may
*oo'[, 2c,
(oo^
B.
c8, 2o,
3c, V. to begin, to
make a beginning;
n. a
beginning.
cS^, 2o, 3c, 4o, V. vide coScj^S^, 2o, Ic, 4o. 00, 2o, 5c, V. to begin, to make a beginning;
co(?88S,2o, 5c,
00'[00'>C'[,
n. a
beginning.
Ic, 4c,
V.
the same.
oc8^oo^cco,
3'>S, 2o,
Im,
be established.
oS, 2o,
(p^8,
4m,
Ic, V.
V.
to establish, to build.
first in
2o,
doing.
V. to take the lead in speaking, to begin, in 5iS.g, 2o, Ic, 4o, a superior. addressing
coS, 4o, n. *co\, 4c, a ridge or long elevation of any kind. n. a ridge of earth in a -^c"!?, 4o, 4c, paddy field.
>gS, 4o, Ic, n. a ridge of earth to confine water. CO*, 4o, Ic, n. a mountain spur or ridge.
89
806
coS, 4o,
V.
oo'coS
remain or be detained for a
^00^1 B.^
to
n. the
CoS, 5o,
V.
*cx),
5c, to toss
up
unground kernels
of
grain
3^*^
may
4c.
V. to
c^Si
2c, 3o,
V.
the same.
lamp or candle.
COCp, 3c,
one.
cfo*,
4m,
V. to
common
or charmed
/,
oo',
4-c,
into a vessel
n.
and burn,
*c8, 4c, a
Shan or Tai.
districts of
cS,
China bor-
^So,
Shan belonging
oo'cS, 4c, 2o.
to
Mong Mow;
used also
as an equivalent of
o^>c, 4c, 4o, n. a Laos man. coS, 4c, lo, n. a term used to denote a Shan of pure race. 0^8, 4c, lo, n. the same as oo'c"6, 4c, 2o.
oo'c/51, 4c, 5c, n. a friend, companion.
oo^
lo,
V.
yp,
to be dead.
V, to die early.
coD-[^;
oo'cX)FcB, lo, Ic, 3c, V. to die without
307
changing place, on the
hand; to die
spot.
4c,
V.
to kill in the
in the care
sleep.
away;
to die far
from
one
cSo',
s friends.
coming to maturity,
V.
as birds, fruit;
to die
away from
i.
friends
and
to die fresh,
e.
by violence, not
V. to faint
away; to be
insensible; to be suffocated.
of cholera.
/nScBcSf
to
die
in one's
violence or
by
fatal
hemorrhage.
of something;
with
y^aSoS, 2c,
as,
Im, not
to be of use,
to
amount
to nothing,
ywS^^oo', 2c,
Im, 3o.
Co'TdSS, 3o, 4c, 3o, n. the collar of a coat or jacket. 'OtS''>cc8cSc8^, 3o, 2c, 5c, lo, Ic, n. a border, boundary.
00 S, 3o, 3o, n. the wall or palisade about a place. OD(5oS8S, 3o, 2o, 3o, 4m, n. the same as
3o, 2c, 5c, lo, Ic.
oc, 3o, 5c, n. the water's edge, vide
00',
ci>S':c,
oo'^iS^cScpcS^S,
2c, 5c.
4o,
V.
come
in contact, used
with
c^-aS,
V,
to touch
but
fail to
gain a hold,
V. to carry,
convey away
308
cc^jw]!, 5c,
cot^cJd
-Ic,
V. to fetch, bring.
/8,
and carry.
ends of two or more things to
or join.
"'
-
V. to be slow in movement or action; adv. with oO|Co5, 5c, a slow movement, as a person with sore feet, used with ^k
2c,
"[, 4c,
a,?,
5c, 5c,
2c.
adv.
in
a very
soft, delicate,
9^,
coo'i^,
*co5, lo, a projection of wood, as a stump; the remains of anything after a part has been destroyed, as the
Ic, n.
destroyed, as a stump.
cSS, Ic, 4o, n. stubble, the same as Coo^8c^8, Ic, 2c, 4o. n. the stump of a tree; branch of a sunken tree, ', Ic, 5c,
a snag.
c88, Ic, 3o, n. the short stems
left after
reaping.
same as coo^,
Ic.
co^,
Ic, 2c, n. a
stump.
sins, as those
own
ccx)?,
age.
71.
2c,
and
5o.
ceo?, 2c,
V.
in
games
>g]^,
involving rivalry,
2c, to
to
in conil)at
as fowls;
with
be right opj)osile,
and
catt;h witli
coo fogS
cooY-o', 2c, 2c, V. to set
CcS, 2c, 40,
V.
309
game
to
parties in
other.
V.
to
meet face
to face.
as,
2c, Ic, V. to
/58o'>Scoo^oo'I
the sun
to be pleasant to
one
eyes,
agreeable.
ooooi, 2c, 4o, Ic, V. to play blind man's buff. CO, 2c, 2c, V. to
raffle, to
have a
lottery.
ocicoo^ooj,
Ic, v. the
v. to
sooV^o^oS,
2c,
V.
to play a
game
in
which a person,
whose elbows are tied, must catch another person to take his
place.
V. to cSjsQ-g', 2c, Ic, 2c, 5c,
play a game in which a person blinded, who on striking another gives place to him.
2c, 5o,
V.
is
cjo',
to play
v. to
w^",
2c, 2o,
Ic, V.
V.
^c88,
2c,
2o, 2o,
to
throw dice
in
chance,
V. the sam,e.
v.
to play a
game with
large
flat seeds,
V,
to play a
game
^c8,
85,
c^, 2c, 5o, V. vide cooVcc8, 2c, 4o. coo5 B. ) lord, applied to n. coo'j', 2c, (
deity or
princely
person . a ruling prince in the Shan States, reverential. OjS, 2c, lo, n.
810
GCO^cB, 2c, 4o,
n. vide
(^S(^S(r>(nB
coqoo^qSS, 5c, 2c, 4o. adv. medium, middling. coo'j'cooV, 2c, 2c, a)'>So03S, 2c, 2c, 2o, 2o, adv. the same.
coo'fcw^,
2c, 3c,
n.
temporary use of a
2c, V. to
make fun
of.
of a distilling
its
apparatus which
proper receptacle. n. *coS, 3o, a cataract on the eye. COO^, 3c, coo^, 3c, V. *co5, 3o, to gash, as the bark of a tree with a knife, preparatory to stripping off the bark.
COO?, 3c,
/>|,
n.
time;
nevertheless, though.
j^*, 3c, 4c, conj.
the
>',
coS,
3c, Ic.
though.
although, nevertheless.
0|'>c8cjD^,
same.
3c, 4c, 4c, let
let,
allow, as,
coo^waSwn,
6c, certainly,
coo9, 4c,
V.
(and pay). *coS, 4o, to push with the head or horns, to butt;
4m,
to weave.
JO,
(ccOmP.)
P.) anger.
C^O,
worm bred
in the
d^Bc^Bcr>ScoB,
footsteps.
C^^^Cjl
06 5,
4c,
V.
SI)
drink, to administer a
*ooB,
4c, (
d^^ ^'
^^^
liquid.
^,
"je,
4c, 5c, V.
4c, 4o, V.
to administer an oath. (oogodJoS P.) water to drink. to give to nurse, give milk to.
v,
o^,
same as
c^,
4c.
001001
*oo5, 4c,
oBoS B.
to send,
to importune;
in battle.
08^,
engage
c8Sc8^c88,
same as cB&sBS,
4c, 4c.
V. to file.
80S, 4c, 3o, V. to destroy utterly, to desolate as a province. (Jo', 4c, 4c, V. to use firewood freely.
-
V. to instigate.
V. to
4m,
employ
in
some
business.
c8.SJ3, 4c,
'icSc^S^S,
4c,
weightily, heavily.
c8^,
(BB, 2o,
denoting present action, present time. *co^, 2o, a worm bred in the body, sometimes 2c;
4o.
(K.and C.S.)
j5,
worm bred
in the
body.
cScS*,
worm.
cB^, 2o,
n.
a ridge
for
onions;
4o.
a compartment of a rice
field
for
sowing (K.) jyy 2o, 8c, n. a bed of plants. 9e\t, 2o, 4c, n. a rice field prepared for the plants.
rice;
512
d8,S, So, n. *ooi5,
<^8
3o,
d^oS B.
a box;
a country, region.
a69C|,
book
case.
^o5,
J0|,
come
to
an end, be terminated.
So, 3c,
come
to an end;
v.
to terminate.
c8
B^oo8,
V.
the same.
cQS. So.
(d8."DB.) to weigh goods with a large scale. cQScSS, 4<o, 4o, adu. with a sound like that of felling timber.
oO-Soo^, 4o, 4o, 4o, 4o, adv. the .same.
n. *(X>S, Ic, a wild ox,
cfiS
Ic.
ho.s-
oo
c68c8,
Ic, 4c,
oo>S,
Ic.
CO 5, 2c, n. *oo8, 2c, an area forty wahs square; often used of anv
area
dSS, 2c, n
the
first
8S>S,
c88. 2c,
.8,
*co^, 2c, a large grain of anything, as salt or sugar; state of an insect after leaving the egg, the larva state. 2c, 4o,4c, n. the larvae of an insect, much eaten in tiie
Shan country.
V.
of smallpox.
absolutely ignorant, used
2c, lo,
adv.
with
^^,
2c, 5c.
adx).
quietly,
unmoved,
ms h
god
in
meditation, (h V
come out
from
out
fountain,
-JcdBSjaQS,
to cause to
come
witli force;
to play a
wind instrument;
burn with
vulgar j.
grow
same
upon
so as to soften or molify.
086, 3c.
C^8c86,
oBS, 4c, n.
*oo, 4c, a deep pla,ce in a body of water, as bend of a mountain stream where the water is calm.
call
oBS, 2o,
co8o'Scx388,
-
v.
the same.
c58,
V.
(?i,
Ic, V. to call
V.
upon
c8oS,
2o, 2o,
(oBSoS P.j
2o, 2c,
together.
c88, 4o, n.
JD]!,
V. the
same.
a country.
O008 B.
j
the same.
sam.
donot touch
j
it,
dB8^,
c8,
-
4o,
V.
4o,
*ooS, 4o,
dB8i B.
to
together.
JD<S,
4o, 4c;
v. the
d8Sc88oo8oc8, 4o,
timber.
adv.
sound
of falling
dSoSdBoS,
(K.)
and 3cS,
c^oSc^oS,
dooS, 4c,
C^,
4c.
-oooSoooS,
V.
*ooo5, 4c,
bamboo
break by pulling apart, as a string. cgcSofco?, 4c, Ic, 4c, 4c, V. to feel heartbroken as in parting from a child,
40
314
dBo5.Q6c^, 4c, Ic,
d8o5, 5c,
in a
it^Stf,
V.
d^^SdB^Soo^oo^S
Ic, V. to gasp, as at the point of death.
*oooS,
5c, to hold
and
pull, to pull,
draw; to
call
prolonged tone.
draw
in the reins,
cO'>S, 5c,
to pull, draw.
o8,
5c,
Im,
w. to use
make
v. the
equal.
same.
the eyes upon one, as in
v. to fix
anger.
ooS^, 5c, 3o, V. to pull
and drag.
month.
V.
to intercalate a
-oS,
prolonged tone.
as in
Ja^j
'^^
^'
^- ^
draw out
thing along a thread or similar /aaS, 5c, Ic, v. to pull or draw out.
>3g.S,
pull some3c.
:So5, 4o,
*oooS,
and some
other animals.
cnoS, ^c,
d8'>S,
V. *QO'3^, 2c, to
awake
as
from
sleep, (intrans.).
2c, V.
,
*oooS,
2c, to be frightened.
o^
"Zc,
be shallow, of
is
little
depth.
c8^,
4c, n. *co'3&,
4c,
what
left,
to the descendants profit in business; race, lineage, applied of a given generation but not including the members of that
generation.
O"*^, 4c, 4c, n. race, lineage.
5a '^' ^^*
^^
^"
^^ sam^
as
as,
c8^,
permanently,
dS^oo^] >',
c8>Sc8'>S, 4c, 4c, adv. intensive, as, OL)'>'d8'>So8'>S, 2c, 4c, 4c, to
oo^oo'>c,
dJSooi
815
with
c8Sc8^,
9CS,
d^^,
c8^,
(K.)
lo, 4o,
4c.
adv.
in
2o, V. *QO'f, 2o, to scratch, od', 4o, op-aS, 2o; (C. S.)lo; 4o.
augment, vide
c86', 2c,
y.
ccSB,
3o.
to be diminished in size,
c86', 3c, V.
cSdS, 3c,
sometimes, 4o.
flat
the blade of a knife, as, 5c. c^^cSb, 3o, n. the flat part of a strip of ooJd, 3o, 2c,
bamboo.
c88, Ic,
V.
*co\,
Ic,
to shove or thrust
aside,
make
one's
way
through
advice.
eg,
to reject
words of another.
Ic.
v. the
same a* c^o,
to
push one's
*oo"[, 4c, to
a hat;
to
put on a hat;
to
moon.
56"c8'>S, 4c, 4o, Ic, V, to put
on sandals.
V. to
V. to
8cS, 4c, lo, V. to put on bracelets. c68, 5c, n. *oo, 5c, a landing place.
'g,
001
316
cBS-ac, 5c, 5c, n. the same.
cg^^cpooS
dB3, So,
V.
3c, 3o.
c88,
^8,
in
Ic.
c88, 5o,
come
contac
the same.
sam^.
to
make an impression on
the
V. to
5o,2c,
V. to hit,
come
coSodSc(S8'>S, 5o,
to
V. to hit,
V.
wound by come
the
CO, 5c, V.
(K. and C. S.) to stamp with the feet, vide c8tS, 3c. *o8, 5c, (co B.) to have the muscles of the limbs con
fatigue; or to
move
as if thus
contracted
CoS, 2c,
*cBS, 2o, a strip of bamboo, made by splitting, and dividing flatwise and used in thatching, making mats, &c
n.
a withe.
::098, 2c, lo, n.
a strip of
bamboo used
or mats.
SS'Ols, 2c, 4o, 4c, n. a strip of
bamboo used
in thatching.
bamboo.
^B,
bamboo.
bamboo
bamboo.
',
ego, 2c, n.
a tree,
ogS, So, 5c, So, 2c. ooJd, 2c, V. *c8B, 2o, to beat or drive in,
as
ram down;
to fasten,
by nailing.
lo, 3o,
V.
B.-;3oo5, 2c,
ogScoS oo^oo^,
2c, 80,
V.
.
817
charm
in the flesh.
to suspend or fasten, as a
a house.
-
stamp a
seal.
the
same as
ooS, 2c, 3o, V. vide og.S^:poo8, 2c, lo, 3o. oo'^SoS^, 2c, 4c, 3c, V. to stamp.
00', 2c, 4c, V. to drive
V. to
drive a nail.
4c, v. the same. cSSo'-^^jt, 2c, to ascend or descend perpendicularly. 00^, 2c, V.
4m, 2o,
make a
steep ascent.
less violence,
sometimes
sun's
og5, 3c,
ravs.
c88, 5o;
to
impinge
as the
V.
the sam^',
to.
speak harshly
coS,
4c, V.
same.
coScBScBS,
00,8^^, 4c, 4c, adv. intensive, used with '^qS, 4c. coSjdB, 4c, 4c, n. a rise of land; an elevation, oo^oO^co'.
4c, Ic.
4c,
co^^^,
cgBcoo^, oo8c3, 5c,
hillocks.
og^CoS,
ooScoS,
unduly familiar.
5c, 5o, n.
5c, 5o.
cooooSc^ B.
og.S^,
318
cg8c^8
a leaf; a leaf as an article of use, as a wrapper, OgS, Ic, n. *c86, lo, Ic, 2o, 2o, 5c, n. the fibre of the sheath of the betel
o6'w^<;^,
tree used in
making
n.
cigars.
corn husks.
co^w^S,
up
cigars.
Oo^85c8S.
ooS, Ic,
(K.) vide
c^cS,
5o.
coS, Ic,
ooo-aci, Ic, 2c, 5c, 2c, n. to dig out secreted treasure, as fronj
an idol or pagoda.
ogScgS,
8,
Ic.
n. *c86, 2o, four rupees; one twenty-fifth of a viss. OgS, 2c, 2c, V. *c88, 2o, to be round, bulging, as the cheeks of a Cg8,
fat person;
to
hang
out, project as
from swelling.
ogSSo8,
thigh.
V.
to be
pendent
hang down.
wom-
an's jacket.
"^jS, 2c, 3c, n. the
of the leg.
Jj,
ornament.
(coooSo^B.) a Taungthu.
put away for use.
ogSc^cp, 2c, 4o, n. (coooScgi B.) a staff, walking stick. OgSco], 2c, 3c, n. a race in the southwest part of the Shan country.
n.
a race
among
the southwestern
Shan mountains.
cgS^cp
n. ogS(^cp, 2c, 4o,
319
stick.
(coodScoi B.) a
staff,
walking
to chisel;
to carve,
engrave,
(C. S.)
"0,S,
(K.)4c,
Ic.
V.
V. to
carve in wood.
co'g^,
4o,
V.
human
stick.
form.
end of a
VcS, 3c,
coS, 3c,
-so,
V.
4m,
V. to carve,
3c, 5c;
3c, 4o,
v.
the same.
hurt the feelings of a person. ogSc, mancoSojScS^, 3c, Ic, 3c, adv. witJi clear tone and intelligent ner, used with ooo5, 4c.
3c, Ic, V. to
oO'Soo.
3c,
lo,
V.
to
request the
opinion of another,
inquire
investigate.
n. *c88, 4o, used in composition. ogS, 4c,
DDQ^,
c8,
cgS, 4c,
*c8,
V.
memory,
to recollect.
remember a preceding
same ascoS, 4c.
existence.
V.
to have a failing
4c.
cgSo^,
OgS,
4c, 2o, V.
n.
to keep in mind.
intreat.
cS^,
lo.
jd6'.^.
V. to
have pain
in the
stomach.
320
5c. 2c, V. to
cgc^o5og5ooo5
have the diarrhoea.
^
opSoi,
'9'>S, 5c,
"^Tj-S,
to
c8t9, 5c,
4m,
V.
be constipated. to have pain in the stomach, bowels or uterus. to have a heavy, grinding pain in the bowels.
to
fiill
in the
v.
stomach.
the same.
5c,
2o, V. to
V.
in the chest;
have pleurisy.
coS^cu,
separates the compartments of a paddy field. c^, 5c, Im, V. the same as ooSoooS, 5c, 5c.
C3Dg6, 5c,
to have diarrhoea.
acS,
5c, 2c, V. to
abdomen, the
pelvis.
(3oS B.) to be constipated. QB, oS, 5c, 2c, V. to evacuate the intestines without digesting food,
ooSdOl, 5c, 2c;
it
may imply
of the bowels.
V.
vide
ccS^,
5c, 3c.
be slightly loose in the bowels. (c<25 B.) to have a rising in the stomach.
v.
the same.
u'ooScdoS, 5c,
same.
be thirsty.
in the bowels.
^Q^,
5c, 4c, V. to
V. to
z^.
to cease
having diarrhoea.
same.
c8o5oc5ooo5, oc,
og'sScgaS
321
V.
vide
to have the
sound
of wind moving in the bowels with a desire to vomit. ^Cd', 5c, 3c, v. to have constant diarrhoea after childbirth.
CO, 3c, 2c, V. vide ooS.^s88, 5c, 3c.
JJaS,
5c, 5c,
v.
wind moving
in the bowels.
to be hungry. SJ^^j 5c, 5c, v. .^88, 5c, 3c, V. to have the bowels
state, attended with more or
less
in
restless,
disordered
pain.
to
of food.
coo5, 2c,
QOoS,
V.
*c8o5, 2o, to
2c, V.
down
v. the
same.
the body, ( g^o6 ) op6, Ic. ogo^c8Soo, 3o. adv. with constant repetition, used with coo5, 3o. ooo5c8o5, 3c,
3c, 2c, 5c, n.
oooSoooS,
3c, 4c.
3c,
adv,
with
rather
abrupt
or broken
tones,
6^,
ooo5ooo5, 3c, 3c, adv. slightly, applied to the warmth of anything. c8o5c8o6, 3c, 3c, 3o, 3o, adv. the same.
oooS, 4c, V. *c8o5, 4o, to be short, not long, oo5, 4c.
oooS'^^oS,
4c
V.
,4c,
-s^,
2c.
009S, Ic,
of a plant.
V.
to castrate perfectly.
Ic, 3c,
V.
to
plant
in
order to
^,
make
the leaves
out.
-^cS,
og-j^cg-jS,
Q^, Ic.
41
822
oo^S, 2c,
CO98, 3c,
n.
c.
og^
*c8>c, 2o, a bamboo
rat.
visit oi respect
*c8S,
So, to
pay a
or welcome to
way of
*c8^.
to be temporary;
OoS,
4tc.
V. to take a medicine which at OOj^oOl, 8c, 8c, Ic, a good effect and afterward proves useless.
first
produces
00 aS, 4c,
V.
'0898,
4o,
to
exceed,
o8,
ojS,
lo.
m,
2c, never.
in return, either
do again
good or
evil,
more particularly
or insolence.
evil;
c,
li,
same as oocScSS,
to talk
2c,
Im.
back insolently.
^' again coS. 2c, 80, V. the sam as pg(5, 2c, 1st def.
Y*^'
^-
in return, retaliate.
V.
the same.
8c,
V.
to hinder, to put
up
a barrier;
j8|8,
8c, Ic, 4c, n. the board which protects the gable edges
of a roof.
JOopS, Sc, Ic, lo, n. a board protecting the ends of the beams exposed to the weather.
0O(S, 4c,
V.
floor
*c86*,
4o,
to
turn
or
horse;
to curve, as the
56,
4c, lo, V. to
Ic, V. the
curve the
^, 4c,
same as
ogiS,
4c.
cod,
x/idt
06.
ogc^
328
in
S^S,
5c, 3c,
7'.
(c8o5P.)
cB^S,
to
be begotten
natural manner,
opposed
to
co*0%
Ic,
4c,
adv.
with
c^-^S,
2o,
of a very
light color.
QO*, He, V.
flat,
flint,
to
beat out
C^9CS,
same.
to strike, rap.
OoScw^,
y',
bell.
2c, 3c,
to
order
to
fit
of the betel
V. eg', 3c,
leaf,
to
hang down,
volume;
a.
of a series of book'^
-
by holding up or stead}
ing a person,
V. cg^, 4c, (K.) to look, vide oocS, 4o.
connect with, or hang on, a string, V. *co5, 4o, eg', 4c, ((^ B.^ to to string; n. a cluster, a string of something; a matter, an
affair,
used with verbs denoting warmth, oo'co', 2c, 4c, 4c, to be still warm.
still,
as,
r^T^
00, Ic,
V.
*c8,
V. to
gather the
legs
together,
whei;
same as
Ic, 2c,
og,
V.
^,
0006Qgo.S,
to
to be disobedient.
vide
32^!
cg^oo*og5uS
paddy;
n. *c8, 2o, a large wicker basket used for storing og. 2c,
(C. S.) Ic; (K.) 4-0. 2c. a. aux. for a drop, as, a drop of water. c^. scogi^, 5c, 2c, 3c, ooog/ag^. '?'*, 2c, 2c, adv. very small for one's age, as a child,
og. 3c,
t;.
*o6.
>)
to
to walk.
n.
(glc|
^8o|,
P.)
the
nine
aper-
4o, 5c.
Q]s,
4c, n.
specific
sense;
right, justice.
(QooapoSP.)
a mixture of
opB, 3o,
V.
*c8^,
reckon;
to cipher;
V. to
in arithmetic.
^ogSo88,
^6* /)>?,
3m,
V.
work.
to
accord, as
compared.
c,
3o, Ic, V. to
V.
V.
figures.
sum up.
to
V. to shirk
work.
CceoScooSB.j
make
astrological cal-
culations,
aho
-Scpo>S, 3o, 3o, Ic, V. vide o^B^Sj:>'3^, 3o, 4o, co^op.8u, 3o, 3c, 3o, 4o, v. to be unwilling to do something on account of another's delinquency or inabilit\ ^5, 3c.
,
cScJg^'
326
V.
count, calculate,
to
sum up.
(coS B.)
cgS, 4o, n. (oOQoSi B. j inside; prep, within, inside. ops, 4o, V. to shine, used with ^g)8, 5c, 2c.
by
friction of
the skin.
cS, Ic,
n.
c8, 3c, n.
*c^, 3c, the under part, space beneath; the south; prep.
89^0828,
38,
same as c8
jq]^,
3c, Ic.
(jj^cgoo|,
3c, Ic.
c,
^8,
4c, 4o;
sam.
be dilatory, vide
^S,5o.
c8, 4c, n.
c,
(K.) a spindleful of thread, vide '3^, 4c. \xa, V. *o6, lo, to be full, filled; to be abundant.
to be full and heaped up. o^oS, Im, 2o, r. cS, 1 m, ] m, adv. completely full, applied to measures of capu;ity,
of time, &c.
8^, Im,
in to
make
tight or to
of C08,
Ic.
o^, 2o,
V.
c8, 3o,
-o,
3o, 4c,
copy.
pictures.
^8g^,
coj^',
to
draw or paint
3o,4c,4c,
V.
to write
on
ruled paper.
326
cocg'sS, So, 5c,
ff.
co5<^5
V.
to abbreviate, as
as one,
e.
2C*S, for
^cS^c*,
2c, Ic.
v.
opoco^<^'>c, hand.
to write in
a handsome round
V.
to put
on record, to describe
in writing so
as to be able to recall.
c8,
So, 3c, V. to write. So, 3c, lo, 4o, V. to contract with a bond.
V. to
c8^'co',
draw
a picture.
00
The eighth
letter of the
00, 5c, V.
*c8, 5c,
00 B.
to
grow up, to spring or grow up quickly as plants, wind and waves, vide oo, 5c.
disease,
V. the
same as
00, 5c.
00,
2o,
V.
*c8^,
t;.
2c, to
V.
to
hew smooth.
oo,
So, V. to
t;.
coS, Ic,
go out of the priesthood, vide coo, 3o. *c8S, Ic, to remain a long time; to sojourn; to make
visit.
a long
same as CoS,
Ic.
for the
S.
Ic, 5c,
V. to
accom-
oo6
2c,
water
i.
from
an
out.
aperture,
or
nose, also v.
to
come
ooSc^ooSc^y
coS^aS, 2c,
3c, V. to ascend with force.
327
the
same as
CX)S, 2c.
Oo,
lo, n,
*c8S, Ic, an
artificial
cellar;
an excavation
in
for
lo, 3c, n.
00^, lo, 2c, n. a nest of hornets, n. a white ant's nest. k^K, lo, 2o,
cSd*,
8S'>S,
OoS, lo,
hill; to
cut down.
CX)5, 2o, n.
cS^S, 2o,
3m,
ra.
(coSB.j
V.
to think.
to be uncertain
cSoo8o88, 2o,3c,2o,lo,
ful, suspicious.
V. the V.
same as
cx)S, 2o.
to misapprehend, mistake.
OoS, 2o,
*c85, 2c, (ooS B.) to appear, be visible, conspicuous. 08 the same. V. oo|8, 2o, 4c, ( B.) 2c, V, ( io^, 2o, ioTB.J the same.
V.
is,
mind.
/DOGS'', 2o, 5c, 2o, lo,
joC|,
V.
to be free to trade.
consequences, unmolested,
somtimS
to be free to trade without hindrance. -gjCcSo', 2o, 2c, 2o, Ic, V. v. to be in the condition to act withc8oo8cY, 2o, Ic, 2o, 4c,
328
oo8c6oi, 2o, Ic, 3c,
CX)],
oooSco9$
the
"o.
5c, 5c.
2o, 2c;
^A<3
*awje.
z^.
y8^|ooySo',
^A
same as ooS-g^c^S
/aQSc^Oj, 2o, Ic, Ic, 3c, adv. to do according to one's mind. oo8oo8c88c88, 3o, 3o, 3c, 3c, adv. resonantly, as metal when
struck
.
as,
8ooSooS
to
^c8c8S,
oooS, 4c,
V.
another;
sift.
V.
8o5,
4c,
3o,
to
separate
from, take
off,
as dust
from the
surface of a liquid.
cp8, 4c, Ic,
V. to
comb out
Bo5,
V. the same as cocS, 2o. c^oS, 2o, 3o, 2o, Im, V. the same; to cease and be quiet. cScp,
V. to cease, stop, as diarrhoea. 'C^oS, 2o, 4c, cx>o5, 3o, n. *c8o5, 3c. (oocS B.) an element, one of the primary or
earth;
oooSco,
( to be communicated, as some quality ^, 3o, 4c, V. 0^8 B.) from one thing to another. "^["S,
3o, 3c,
V.
^1^ ^0
Oo5B.)
constipated.
^' ( cool", ^^' ^^'
of a Buddh's body. coo^;^cpffoo^, 3o, 2c, 2o, 2c, n. the same. V. to have the visceral functions Op, 3o,5c, impaired or destroyed.
relics
oooS, 4o,
V.
*c8oS,4c, to
fly out,
be tossed from
its
place
with
force.
cxD-^S,
oo8
Ic, n. a
329
cooS,
od'oo^Sco'ooS, lo, Ic, lo, 4o, how many ways? (b.); a kind; a storey. "^8, lc,lo, n. an upper storey; a higher grade ot existence, (b.).
way,
as,
V.
009S, 3c,
as, so that.
soycooS, 3c, 4c, 2c, adv. throughout. co^cooS, 3c, 4c, 4c, adv. the same.
(C.S.and K.)
00^,
00^, cai,
lo, 2o,
71.
71.
^oo^B.)the sugar palm. a web, bale of cloth, vide (^K.) ^8, 5c. 2c, a coal, charcoal, sometimes 2c. *c8^,
mineral coal.
cfc',
2o, 3c, n. a
dead
coal, charcoal.
v.
rgoEooScirSgag P.)
to accord in pronuncia-
much
as that.
how much?
floor, a stable, (J^jS, 5o.
3o,
n.
cc^,
Danoo, vide waSoo'^c, 3o, 5c, the same as oooci, 5c, 5c.
to place one
5c.
71.
to repeat;
?o,
71.
(cocSB.) a layer.
on another, to add
to,
^"^j
GDIS',
come or go
in large
42
330
00
CDOu^S, 2c, 3c, V. to assemble in large numbers. coo, 3c, V. *cBo, 3c, to be old, aged; also used of a young person when married; to be married.
yD6*oo8jD, 3c, 5o, 3c, 3c, v. to be married.
<5,
3c, 2o, V.
tJie
same as
cxdO, 3c.
SoDaS, 3c,
Ic, 4o, V. to
the same.
v.
co*co'c^.8co.S,
friends.
5i^S&
'
to be
j8j|^i5j8oO[, 3c, Ic, 2c, Ic, 4c, V. the same. ^^^' ^^j "ic, Ic, V. to be married.
00, 2c, n. vide
yoo,
5c, 2c.
)
to
put into,
enshrine;
n.
o6.
2c, 5c, n.
(ogP.)
law, tnde
@|t,
4c.
(aSO P.) a
-co|cS, 2c, 5c, 2c, 2c, n. xnde co|cB, 2c, 2c. oooS P.) a code of law, statute law. -ojoS, 2c, 5c, 3o, n. (
-OD<i>S, 2c, 5c, 5c, 2o, n. (
oc,
n.
ODo^ P.
the act of
listening to-
preaching.
(
n.
nature of tilings, oOttoOj^S (-^^^j^ 2c, 5c, 2c, lo, (4'0,). same. -ooooocps P.^ the ^00|Qj8, 2c, 5c, 2c, 4c, n. ( oo'[8, 2c, 5c, 2c, lo, n. the same, used with .O^S, 4o.
^OOoSoo'JC, 2c, 5c, 5c, 5c, 5c, n.
(
2c, 2c, n.
Gpo^o P.)
4c,
n.
*(dS,
4c,
book,
writing;
trap, a religious
duty,
o8^,
Ic.
d83oS
331
V. to inquire orally about anything. 06006*06^, lo, 4)0, lo, 4to, lo ^lO, i;. to inquire, investigate. opcS*
(?|,
same.
06,
*dS, 4c, (cxx^s B.) to do government service; to pay tax. -O'sScoSjD'aS'oaS, 4o, lo, 3c, lo, Ic, v. the same.
4)0, V.
"9^) 4o,
96*,
2c, V. to
4o^ 2o, V. to
to an official.
t;.
(cx)(S0008 B.)
jD^SS,
CX)i,
Ic, V.
lo.
adv. to a great extent, cc\(X)], Ic, 4c, "o5oo|([, 2o, Ic, 4c. one time. 11. a time; 2c, 3c, 001, 2c,
oopj,
fco^B.)
V.
a place.
same.
2c, 5c, 2c.
vide
o6oc|,
2m,
contraction
of i3^c8cS<X)i
eternal. ooiocj, 2c, 5c, 5c, a. (ooooejP.) permanent, n. the eternal God. 2c, 5c, 5c, 4c,
-[cE|,
to wait for.
to watch for.
CO-O^,
and 2c,
v,
the
same as
CX3|,
3c.
come
in contact,
to touch, hit.
c8^, 3c,
n.
for confinement.
the same.
V.
(830^ P.)
some
swear, take
,
c8Sd8
J,
c8.S, 4ra,
*oo.S, 4o, to
call
V.
to terrify.
to threaten with a
V.
loud voice.
332
cQB, 2o,
V.
SS
*oo^. 2o, to cut
in
two,
as
to cut
open so as
to see
what
is
within.
c88,
J2o, lo,
V. the
same.
c8S,
'Jo, V.
<^S,
c8S, 4c,
V.
*0o8,
4)0,
(cSSsB.)
c86, Im.
11.
watching a
y'cfiSoci?, Im,
paddy
-Sc,
for
watching.
Im,
4c, n. the
c86, Ini,
-Jio^
.
V.
4m.
Im,
Im,
2c, V. the
-So,
ic.
ScS, Im,
c86d8S,
V.
to deny.
lo, lo,
adv.
exceedingly,
with
coScoS,
Ic,
Ic, of
small things,
c88,
3o,
V.
*oo8,
3o,
order
to
supply a
deficiency in quality or
n. cocp, 3o,
sometimes 2o.
cooS, 3c,
V.
COoS, 4o,
V.
*ooo5,
vide
oooS, 4c,
and combinations.
00^,
Ic, V.
with
eg, Ic;
(K.)
4c.
J^oQ eg, Ic, Ic, V. to restrain one's feelings, keep one's temper,
c, c8^,
-
3c, Ic.
Ic, Ic, Ic, 4c, V. the same.
cgo8Sc-s^,
Ic, V.
^K.)
4c.
dBS,
Ic, 4c, v.
the same.
cB6, 2c,
V.
*oo(S,
rainj
same.
V.
to push or thrust
down,
as
down
a flight of stairs.
V. to
V.
push
off
by kicking.
not spherical, as, 8^cOi9si,
cB6, 2o, n.
cBS, 2o,
*Co6, 2o, to go around, to avoid by going around or aside; to head off", as cattle.
V.
a row.
c88, 2o,
c88, 2o,
silver.
to
be
close,
be
V.
close,
niggardly, miserly.
the same.
to
know
3o, 2c,
and (p^c8c8
CO,
4c,
n. *00'[, 4c,
cS% B.
an umbrella,
the umbrella of a
pagoda.
"6,
4c, 4c, n. a
golden umbrella.
71.
d8co/D|, 4c,
OC^.S,
2c, 2c,
2c,
v.
if
good; to
befall, if evil;
to be in accord, agree;
to be caught, as
-
to be related
by
birth or marriage;
by a snare.
confinement.
V. to suffer
be related collaterally.
c^oc^^C'^, 2c,
v.
evil in
consequence of a curse;
to incur a penalty.
i>.
to be
put
in prison.
v. the same. '>8jo^'goS, 2c, 3c, 2c, 2c, '>V<S, 2c, 5o, V. to take fever ending in jaundice.
838(^88^8^8,
3cS, 2c, 3o, V.
2c,
to be a collateral relative.
c^,
2c, Ic,
V.
manner.
same.
OOIODK
a\coooS,
.
v. to
by government. be
accord; ought
suitable, proper; to
be correct in estimate,
come
one's turn;
also
op^ccS,4o, 4o,
to
4c, v.
the same.
o8o5,
2c, 3o,
V.
be fast friends.
c^,
odS, 3c,
v.
*oo^,
bring to light.
compose,
to translate a book.
an order.
nriS^y
same.
stir; to
oqS,
4c, V.
order to prepare
it
for washing,
00^58,
4c, Ic.
ooi,
4c, 4c,
V.
the same.
V. to pulverize.
stir
or mix together,
is
flour in water.
in large
to be
numbers.
4c, 4c, v.
c^Sg^S S^ co^oc^^oc^,
ooo, 4o,
V.
"DC, 4(C,
to
come
off, as
to
9eB, 4o,
body. bark or
shell.
V. the same as <xyS, 4o. Q^j^, 4o, 3c, V. CcS, 5o, (C. S.) to jerk, make a short quick motion towards,
znde
V. ocj6, 2c,
5^5,
5c.
*co8, 2c, (o6, B.) to be numb, to be benumbed, as a 4c. person from long sitting; be stupefied;
(K.
005, 2c,
oqS, 3c,
71.
vide
n.
00 6, 4c, n.
*oo,
(
B.)
the same.
n.
c6co^c5,
eration to generation.
(SS, 4c, 3c, n. the same as oqSco, 4c, 2o. 09Sc^S, 4c, 3o, 4c, 4o, n. popular customs.
n. *C3oS, lo, a CX^S, lo,
"S,
the scrotum. a
thick
yw,
lo, Ic,
n.
made by
"^'sS,
Ic.
priest's
Od8o5, lo, 5c, 3c, n. the sling in which a pended from the neck and shoulder.
c88o5, lo, So, 4o,
ODD, lo, 5c, 5c.
O*!^!,
pot
is
sus-
n.
a cartridge-box.
n.
a large bag.
lo, 4c,
n.
bag which
is
carried.
-
bag
**
!ii
'
* pillow case.
336
coScSo,
lo, 2o, n. the
o9c^j3gSoo>8^5
stomach.
ap.S.g^,
^, lo, 3c,
j^', lo, Ic,
womb.
adv. in a broken or crushed
Ic, to fall
a jute bag.
a
bag of
shell fish;
state, as, op.^op98'3'>Sa^8<j^% 4o, 3o,5c, Im, lo, from a tree and be crushed to pieces,
cxjiS,
2o, t.
*oo8,
rope;
to travel
V.
to
to another.
the same.
2o, 3c, V.
go round from
5o,
n.
by mountains,
ooc'
5o, Ic.
in surface, as a plain, OO'^S, 4o. 0080^5, 00, 00, adv. depressed Ic, V. *oo% Ic, to rub against or touch in passing, to hit
o^cp,
the
fist,
burrow
o^cpa^c^,
4c, 4c,
adv.
(K.)
^^.
2c,
vide
cc^c^cx^c^ooScoS, 2o, 2o, So, 3o, adv. in layers, 3o, V. *oo', 3o, to take out, pull out, extract;
oc^q^,
to breathe,
oo'>S, Ic.
CO, 80, Ic, V. to breathe, respire.
-
V. to draw the breath into the lungs heavily, -"cv^S, 3o, Ic, lo, in a getsping manner, to gasp.
V. to
V. to
breathe easily.
draw
^Soo^/sgS,
a^.SdS.f
4o,
v.
337
a^::^,
*00*, 4o,
cogs
B.
youngest child.
B.^
a spittoon, dg^oco, 4c, 5c, 5c.
after, Jp^G^, 5o.
ooc^,
5o, V. to trail,
drag
*co5, 2c, (oc^oS B.) to take out, bring to light; to ajoS, 2c, ransom, redeem; to write, compose; to adorn; sometimes
cqB, 3c.
V. <^B, 2c, 3c,
its
c85, 2c,
3c, V. to
to
oc^oSoooSopoo]
OD^,
Ic, n.
*ooS,
c-o^CwVw^S,
cS8,8,
-
same.
betel.
betel.
celebrated.
oo^S8c86,
OO^S, 3o,
V.
v.
the same. to be
3o,
to arrive at; to
arrive
grown, to arrive at
ripening, as
mature age. v. to have filled out the natural o^Soc^'aSooS, 3o, 3c, 3o, lo, term of life, to have lived the usual period of a human life.
c^, 3o, 2o,
V. to
come
to
pound, hammer.
V.
and
,
thin.
same as cqS
5c.
48
388
oOtJcSS, 5c, lo,
006", 5c,
V.
a^88c8
V. to pulverize by pounding. *QoS. 5c, to wrap up, as a package or bunToo^'B.j n. a bundle; a solid mass of metal.
dle;
-icS, 5c,
3m,
n. a
<QK,
5c, 3c, n.
^'
a bound book.
wrap
uj),
package;
74.
bundle;
cp1/)c,
to
preconcerted arrangement.
QtJ.
same as
v. the same. J^'otS'ScS, 4o, 5o, 5o, 3o, adv. very, used with 86, 2m, shrunken, coSoyS 5o, 5o,
,
drawn
008008,
Ic,
4c, adv. denoting extreme age, co8, 3c. a leguminous plant of which there are
oo8c86', 2c, 2o;
2c, 4o;
many
ooS-JcS,
0^8008,
co\
2c, 4o;
(K.)4c.
napiform root.
Chinese pea.
B^fjS,
common
the bean
bean.
used for making
is
n.
a condiment
by a
certain process in
cori'^liment thus
made,
^cSyalS
pound-
pod of which
is
not edible.
o,
Goabean.
n.
3Sc8,
2c.
l-o.
4c,
n.
a long bean the pod of which is edible. a Van the pod of whicli is edible, the
French bean.
d^
839
oo8S,
2c, 3o, n.
many
kinds.
cSo?, 2c, Ic, n. groundnuts, peanuts. coS, 2c, lo, 71. a kind of bean, used to make parched beans. co', 2c, 4o, n. a variegated bean.
n. vide 3o. CD<S(^S, 2c, c^S, 2c, 3o, n. (j|8co8, 2c, Ic, 5o,
odSj
push, shove, impel; to push, ram into; to sweep as the wind; to cut in wood or stone; to play at certain games of chance.
c',
V.
to press
down and
secure
by tucking
in or fas-
V.
to knit or
V. to
push against,
V. to
y^oS,
a
w^oc, 2o,
j
4c.
w^yso^coj,
ooSeocSjB.
to throw dice in
game
of chance.
2c, V. to give a present, to bribe.
V. to
prepare an amulet.
affix one's signature.
v. to
co.8o5, 4c, 3o, 3o, V. to 00800 "[OOOooS/ 4c, 3c, 4c, 4o,
06, lo, V.
3o.
upon
in
order to
up
plump,
c],
as,
8c8a^c8, 4c,
2o, 4o,
V.
when eating.
empty
the
mouth
of saliva.
V.
the same.
V.
CO, 3o, to
overwhelm, submerge.
340
o66o5oo^, 3o, 2c, 3o, 4c,
Ic, 5o, V. to
"?
oo'c8^cco^c
v.
to
d^S,
OD\y Ic,
-",
V. the
?f".
same as
chopsticks.
(<^o P.j permanence. 2c, 2c, n. (o6 B.) the north star, the polar star. Ogo. a fetter of iron or rope. n. *00'[8, 4c, (opg B.^ Og, 4c,
(K.andC.S.)
four annas, woSg^, 3o, 3c. pay for, give the price of.
cc6, 2o, V.
same as 2nd
5^8,
def.
C. S.
to toss
up
flour in order to
remove coarse
grains, vide
00^,
Ic, V.
o5, 5o.
(K.)4c.
00', 2c,
V.
clothes.
v.
ance of the
flesh, as
9o5, 2c, 3c, V. to exchange, replace by the new, as the leaves of a tree in its season, as a new official for an old oneoocS, 2c, 3c,
V.
to shed leaves.
cgoSco*^, 2c, 3c, 2c, Ic, v. the same. j3q8, 2c, Ic, v. to redeem, ransom, exchange,
2c, Ic, 2c, Ic.
as, co^ysoboooS^soo,
as,
c8^CO^c,
cS
341
ccoicScooicdS, 5c, 3c, 5c, 5o, adv, carefully, as a sore-footed person, w^J, 4c. cc8, 5c, 5o, adv. the same.
COO^, Ic,
V.
to *00'[, Ic,
speak in pleasant persuasive tones. SOO^coS, n. a tree the bark of which is used in making C00?CCX)^, 2c, 2c, a head wash.
Ic, 4o, V. to
COoY? ^^'
^'
*'-'l' ^^'>
'^^
^^"S alternately, as a
CCX)^,
or people and priest at a monastery on worship day. a narrow, long basket used for 4c, n. ( Laos
j,
4c.
n.
(ccoooSB.j
butter.
to laud, praise.
(coooopB.)
c85, 4c,
c8.S, 3o,
n. a
V.
*C30.S,
have a value; ta
deserve merit.
si\,
3o, 3c,
V.
to be valuable;
to be worth.
same.
V.
the sam^.
3o, 2o,
V.
of,
deserve; to be suitable.
oo, 3o, 2o, V. to be deserving of punishment.
CO*, 3o, 3c, V. to deserve.
c8^, 4o,
V.
C. S.
to call out
the purpose of terrifying, vide c8.S, 4m. c8S, \c, V. *ooS, Ic, to arrive, arrive at.
c6, Ic, Ic, V. to regret the absence of, to
mourn
for;
to be sad-
Learted, grieved.
cc8c-o^,
coo^c88,
Ic, 3c,
v. the same-,
and
conj.
till,
until.
cSScSSooSooS, 3c,
34.2
c^S
4<c,
c85*8o5.
c88,
-tc,
n.
V.
(K.) a
lar<re
Ic.
c8S, 5c,
to be
damp,
as powder, yaQc8oSj33(i>',
to
be
Ic,
cp^c^S,
2o, 5c.
V.
applied to mind or
body.
COCoSooS, 5c,
c8S, 5c, Ic,
clever.
V.
same.
to be incapable
c85, 4o,
V.
regard to action;
as
damp
or poor
powder.
c88, 4o, 5o, V. the same as 1st def.
be slow, not quick. cS-aS, 2o, n. *00'>S, 2o, a wood, forest, wilderness, jungle; (K.J4o. Bq, 2o, 4o, n. the same.
>C9S, 4o, 4o,
V. to
cJoaS^S,
Im,
n.
the northern
cSd|CoS,
Bwo-^Soo, 5c, 5c, 2c, 5c, any large uninhabited region. 2o, 5c, Ic, lo, n. a large uninhabited region.
Im;
V.
growth as jungle;
impenetrable jungle.
5^5cSd,
2o,3c,5c,
V.
n. the
(h.).
cS-aS, 2o,
a harrow,
cS,
2c, V. the
V.
V.
cB<S, 4o,
same as cBS, 2c, to kick. (K.) to find, meet with, vide coS, 4o.
*o6, 3c, to throw, cast away, cS. 3c.
*o6,
(
<:$, 3c,
c8:S,
lo, V.
lo, to think,
)
cS,
2o.
in order to
fill
c8(S, 4o, V.
K.
to cover, to
up;
c88, Ic,
V.
res.)
lo;
*00], Ic, to be big-bellied, ^c^S, Ic, Ic, also used as a term of reproach, /30*c88, 3o, Ic.
T'.
c88, lo,
*oo\,
Ic, to
cut with
a sliding motion; to
slice, as
ogSoD
c88. 5o,
V. the
V.
S4a
oo^, 2c,
8c^,
same as c^S, 4<o, also c^8co, 5o, 5c. *c8^, 2o, to poxir out, spill, shed; (K.)
pour out, throw out or away.
off a liquid gently;
z;.
4c.
2c, 3o, V. to
to
V.
pour out or
to
to decant,
/8,
2c, Ic,
aflfbrd assistance.
JD,
3c, 5c;
the same.
oo^,
3c, V.
*c8,
4)0,
cocS, 3c,
in
consider, the same as og^'>c|, 3c, 3c, to transcribe, copy, vide ^, 4c, (K.) oo8, Ic, V. *c8S, lo, to arrive.
V. to
od,
<iXo5,
oo5,
Ic, V.
001001,
medicine.
as skin or clothes
oo,
Ic,
to
V.
*c8,
Ic,
lo, to be worn,
by chafing;
be foot-sore.
adv.
intensive, used with w8, Ic, as,
ooSccS, Ic,
w8oo8cgS,
oo,
o, 2c, 4c, n. (
ooS, 2c,
*c8S, 2o, to strike against, as light or wind, to shine, to shine against; to shine upon a surface or spot. CO, 2c, 4o, V. to strike, press against the wind, also 4c, 4o,
V.
oo8, 2c, v
set
"8^, 2c, 3c, V. the snvie. ooS 4c, n. *c8S, 4o, a pocket.
,
oo8, 4c,
T'.
oo8, 4c,
V.
*c88, 4o,
to
coooSg B.
to
pound with a
.
pestle
or the
elbow;
84.4
og'
ooS, 5c, n. *c8S, 5o, (ccx)o^ B.) a corner. ooo5, 2c, V. *c8oS, 2o, to take out, pull out, extract, free, deliver.
V. to
c85c8B,
2c, 3o,
4m,
v. to
unchain.
^^^>
jaoS,
V. to
ooo5j3QO
to be identical, to be of the cpS, 2c, Ic, 3o, /3QoS, 2c, 4o, V. to uncork.
same appearance.
ooo5, 3c,
n.
(oooo^ B
out
the top,
summit of
is
excellence, as,
excellent.
/ifi'ic
of,
remove from
its
co^,
oooScSoS, 5c, 5o, adv. slowly, with difficulty, jy\^, 2c. oo'^S, Ic, V. *c8'>S, lo, to take out, free, deliver; to pull out, extract. ^^j Ic, 3o, V. the same.
j3s8,
Ic, Ic;
^^i
co^S,
2c, n.
5c, as,
w'oow,
5c, 2c,
a kind of tree,
oo^,
vide OO'^S, 4c. (ogSt B.) ootScScS, 5c, 5o, adv. used with ^oSy 3o, very weak, oo Sc8 :0tSc86', 5c, 3c, 5c, 5o, adv. the sam.
4c, V.
oo. 2c,
jp,
V.
to
listen
to
first
v. to listen
OQ',
oo%
^, 4o, as,c8cS^c8cS
3c.
9c59c"[
346
n.
og^, 3o,
V.
(oooSB
to
co8(^'Sog^,
3c, Ic,
3o, an expriest.
(C.S.)
*o6,
where?
as,
cS, 2c,
V.
2c,
to keep
back, conceal,
to not reveal
what
should be revealed.
86*, 2c,
4o;
/so,
d6, 3c, V. *o6, 3c, to throw, cast, as a stone; to reject, zfide coS, 4c,
V. the
V.
V.
same.
to cast
down.
away.
to throw or cast
dS, lo, V. *o6, lo, to help, assist, eg', 3c; (K.) 4o. c8^, lo, 4c, V. to give military assistance.
do,
lo,v.*ob, lo, to put into, generally implying a small opening, as water into a goglet.
7^
The
^c, 5c, n.
*'>8,
mother,
sister.
S, 5c, 5c, n. the wife of a mother's oc, 5c, V. *'>8, 5c, to press on or
'^^S'scS, 3c, 3o, n. (snooS P.) a constellation. ^c.S'OoS, 3c, 3o, n. (K.) the lath of a loom in which the weaverV
reed
is
c^,
4c,
V.
*o8^,
cg'>c^C'oY
burdened
in
mind,
on account of heaviness.
V.
44
346
9vBq^S
V. the
9cS9^\o\%o'^, 4c, Ic, 4c, 3o, V. t. and i. ^c^-^cip, 4c, Im, vide co^^cp, 4c, Im.
same.
9c>c,
2o, 2o,
adv.
^8,
Im, to be
2c,
adf
M^
(
sa.
x.
9cS, 3o,
t'.
*c5'^8,
V.
c^8,
5c, 2c, n. ( ^c^^B. ) nature, constitution, inherent characin astrology, permanent residence, ter; opposite of O0|c8,
2c, 2c.
^c8, Ic, n.
K.
ocS,
Ic, n.
man
or an animal; bark of a
tree;
K.
4c.
buffalo skin,
made
^^001, 4o,
Ic.
>i,
Ic, Ic, V. to
n.
rubber bands,
n.
the bark
of the co^,
market.
j^,
soaked in
oil
^'^S^^T^'
^^' ^^
sam.
have the skin rubbed or peeled off" lightly. to have the skin rubbed or peeled oflF.
9C
ScScp*!
c5y,
50, Ic,
'
^^
^^> ^^
'^^^
^' ^^ tiave
S^H^'
^^' ^^'
^' ^^^
same.
have dry, wrinkled flesh. 5j^, 96, 2c, prep, according to, in accordance with; adv.
Ic, 2c, V. to
/>'>8,
as.
js^jDw,
2c, 3c,
ac/<y.
according
to, as
much
as
^8, 2c,
that.
how? (prefixed)
2c.
conj. that, in
order
same as ocS,
sit.
9cS, 3c,
v.
*o86, 3c, to
V.
T^.
to squat.
to sit side
by
4c, v. to sit
by the
QiSx^^,
"^cJ^oS,
same.
V.
and
when not
same.
with knees gathered up in front. og^gcc^, 3c, 4c, Ic, 2c, V. the same.
V. to sit
on the lap
on a low stool or chair.
V. to sit
V.
and the
3c, 5c, v. to
when one
is
pushed.
v. to sit with the legs stretched out. c8:p"01^ 3c, 4o, Ic,
348
ocScScpcB^S, 3c, 4o,
^Jp^i ^c, Ic,
V.
occ8
Ic, V. the same.
to rule a country;
to ascend a throne;
reign.
cpS'^cScy'i', 3c,
J8,
c8, 3c,
by
side.
(K.)
^cS, 4c,
c5, lo,
V. to strike, beat. V.
*'>cS,
Ic,
to
lie
flat;
to extend
way. *'y5, 3c, the name as -jcS, lo, to extend from one
lie
in the
point to another, vide ooS, So. 9cS, 3o, V. (K.) to be numb, benumbed with cold; vide od8, 3o;
to coagulate, harden, vide />, 3o.
^c5, 4o,
*'8S, 4c, a sister, prefixed to the names of females; the wife of an official, a lady, a princess.
n.
c,
infreq.
Sawbwa
or prince.
woman
n.
of reputation.
princess
of her
own.
n. a queen. 5"^'! 4o, Ic, 4c, 71. K. ) a cutaneous disease showing in white spots on acS, 4o, (
^cSoo, 4o,5c,
(jl^ScoS,
71.
>co5, 4c,
V.
(^
F.) a river.
octJcOT^JoS
349
as,
^coS, 2o,
n.
CX)"!^
9ccSf 3o,
z;.
zdde
^oS,
-acS^oS,
it
so," as,
008^^8,
2o;
also
used with
long passed.
^>cS, 3c,
71.
K. )
hard,
flesh,
C09S,
Ic.
oc^,
-
3c, V.
*'>8>S, 3c, to
make
a noise.
coScoS,
same.
V.
'>'>$ CO ',
to reverberate
through valleys
and mountains.
Q^,
same as
9CS,
3c.
^vS,
^c^,
4c,
3c, lo,
V.
the same.
zdde
^caS,
to
3c,
c|,
4c.
make a
1
noise, (b.).
'o
oc^S, 4o, V. *'>8'>S, 4c, to be long in doing, -^cjS^^oS, 4o, 4m. ^6", 4c, t). ( K. ) to shut, as the eyes; to erase; to put out, as
fire;
9c6*,
5c, V.
to
count a rosary;
(K.)
5o.
^cS.
-
5c, 4o, V. to
to be used at
any time.
count a rosary. to count up, enumerate.
sometimes octS, 5c,
V.
the same.
V.
alone
is
used.
v. to
350
oc^^
9cS, 4o, n. (K.) a sword, xnde Co5, 2o. 9cS, vide -ac.
6, 2c,
j8c8,
Ic, 2c,
c8, 3c,
*^8,
9C^,
9c8,
same.
in
crowd of people.
CCO^, 4c, 4c, V. the same as 9c8, 4c. '>c8, lo, V. *o88, Ic, to be in a fever; sometimes with jdo6, 4c,
to be cold, very chilly.
"898, lo, 3c, V. to
have a paroxysm (of fever j. OD^S, lo, 2c, V. to have fever and ague.
coo5, lo, 3c, V. to abate, as fever.
V. to cease, as fever.
v. to
9C^,
lo, 5o,
V.
the same.
<&,
have fever occasioned by a cold. B'sfo'jS, lo, 5m, 4c, V. to have intermittent fever. iaQ'>8'c8oo5, lo, lo, lo, 4c, v. the same as 9c8ooS, lo, 4c.
oo5, lo, 4c,
a star, vide
cxi8, lo.
9c8, 4o, n. *986, 4c, a rough or raised scar, 89S9C80', Im, 4o,
GoS, 4o.
pull
9C8, 5o,
V.
to
persuade.
to pull a person |'>c8c"0^, 5o, 2c, 5o, 4c, v. the arms about his neck.
putting
9COW,
(^oP.)
(
ninth.
)
soooS P.
to
of precious
many,
abound;
a.
many; (K.)
4c.
98,
same.
oc
p^Sc9
many
351
things.
numerous.
same as ococi,
^^c'-ctScg-^S^S, Ic, 4o, 5c, 4c, Ic; 'Ho, adv. the same.
eg, Ic, Ic, adv.
co^,
Ic, 4c;
c,
Ic,
how much?
oc, 3c, a.
>,
3c, v.
(K.) dark, of a black color, vide o5, Ic. *'S, 3c, to strike downwards as in digging, to dig; to press on or down; to thrust in or through; to poke into.
V.
the
same as 2nd
def.
^,
3c, V.
^K.)
to dive,
go beneath, ^oc,
OQ, 4c,
V.
*^,
^,
5c,
n.
*o^,
also
used to denote
n. vide
river, as
strong current.
J38, 5c,
-
Im,
n. the
Irrawaddy
water.
river.
n, 5c, 2o, n.
muddy
cS,
-
5c, 4o, n. a
cBo,
4o, 5cr
n. brine.
is
boiled;
starch.
oScS,
5c, 3C|
4m,
n.
the water
in
4m.
river.
Salwen
e,
'Y'^
11.
(K.andC.
S.)
acc^,
5c, 4o.
^- ^^
^^' ^^
n.
the
Cambodia
river,
qoccSS,
oc^aScSS,
352
-jcS-jS^^, 5c,
4c, 5c. 4c,
ocoo-jS
n.
used as a medicine.
literally,
water of stupidity.
co8o5,
Ic, n. the
same.
dripping from the eaves. co'-oigScScfo^S, 5c, 4o, 4c, 3c, lo, n. water thrown upon
co'-oig, 5c, 4o, 4c, n. rain water
the
c8^,
5c, 4c,
V.
is
n. spring
water where
5c, 2c, 4c.
the supply
-cS,
5c,
4m,
5c,
n. salt water.
c6B6,
4m, lo,
5c,
n. the same.
o8cy5co|,
oath.
00^38,
(o^o5B.)
semen.
a goglet.
n. a gourd used for drinking and protected by a network on the outside. purposes tXiScS-^S, 5c, 3c, Ic, n, an earthen goglet.
weep. oo|co5, 5c, Ic, 4o, ooio'qcS, 5c, Ic, 3o, 2o, v. to have the eyes
-
V. to
filled
with tears,
-oooo6, 5c, 4o, 2o, n. (K.) vide '^o^ScocS, 5c, 4o, 2o. oo^oooS, 5c, 4o, 2o, n. a cascade.
oo,
5c, 3c,
n.
the Shan
name
for
the
Myit-Nge
river,
near
Ava.
co^cSdS, 5c, 3c, 2c, of a river.
c8, 5c,
v.
to
Im,
V. to
71.
be
full
of water;
^(!g5cgS
n. toddy, sap of the palmyra tree. OCOOoF'^, 5c, lo, lo, n. toddy from the iiipa /rioth ans oooc, 5c, 5c, 5c, 5c, 3o, 4o, n. a deluge, flood.
.
353
<35^S,
9C^, 5c,
4c, n. weight.
^S,
5c,
3m,
water.
-^c', 5c, 4o,
n. dew, mist.
V.
to be misty.
i.
=-c'oo8o,
milk.
n.
a lake, pond.
Ji.
watery pus. 0$, 5c, Ic, n. smooth, placid water. o8, 5c, lo, n. one of the western tributaries
flowing through
of the
Salwen
Kengkham,
.SS^S),
4m,
4c.
n.
a hot spring;
vinegar.
sugar palm.
Mongpai
broth
river. river.
Q'^,
6:j,
Mong Pawn
5c, 4c,
n. the
or gravy
of any
cooked curry or
condiment.
cSoJdjdco
7i.
and shoots.
6o:S, 5c, 2o, n. any astringent liquor.
cb'^/aoS,
5c,
Ic,
2o,
n.
water
standing in
the
hollows
of
rocks.
c58o5,
5c, 5c, n.
71.
pounded dried
rain water.
71.
chillis
used as a condiment.
the same.
fluid
greenish
cattle
and used
n.
for medicine.
honey.
71.
^Sco6,
45
354
5c, 2c, 2c, n.
occo\
B.
occcSg'j'coS,
c<g5cc^
n.
n. oil.
woSw^jpS,
castor-oil plant.
sesamum
oil.
oil.
seed,
'S^cSo'S8c^^,
from the nut of a jungle shrub and used for lighting. '8w5j3Q'>S, 5c, 4c, 2o, Ic, n. cocoanut oil.
oSoo88^,
wvScS,
nut
tree.
oil,
petroleum.
qS,
n. water in which rice has been washed and ^'S39> 5c, 3o, 3o, to ferment, vide -acoScoS, 5c, 4c, 2c. been allowed
ucS, oc, lo, n. a water dipper. w', 5c, 3c, n. hot water.
',
n. a well
dug
c^8o5,
5c, 2c,
4m,
n. a well
SoScSS, 5c, 4c, 4o, n. vide oc^'jScSS, 5c, 4c, 4o. OoSc88, 5c, lo, lo, n. the lymph of the skin; the thin water
of a blister or other sore. ODoS, 5c, 2o, n. water poured as a religious act, a libation.
001, 5c, 3c, n. paint or
9c^9oSe^
ococ]cc6, 5c, 3c, 3o,
c88, 5c, 3m,
n.
855
a medicinal infusion.
n. urine.
water of a flood.
arti-
water not flowing, either from natural or c8S, 6c, 3c, ficial causes, a mill pond.
n.
^o5,
water; to be low,
eis
the water of
TO.
lye.
TO. TO.
CO^^oS,
an
artificial
TO.
spirituous liquor.
TO.
cS^S,
fall
5c, 4c,
the bile.
ebb as the
tide;
to.
ebb
tide.
a current.
TO,
saliva, spittle.
V.
z).
to drool, vide jdu^oS, 5c, 3c. (C. S.) to water at the mouth, as a hungry per-
make an
effort to
vomit.
TO.
V. to
bubble.
TO.
blood.
fresh water, opposite
caS,
5c, lo,
TO. TO.
of
salt water.
wet
PS'SoSc"^,
to.
356
'^cSd
Ji.
indigo dye.
c.?i'co''i.''9.
7t.
3c, To.
11.
sweat, perspiration.
S, 5c, 3c,
71.
(^8'^cS, 5c,
the same.
an
artificial
5c, Ic.
water;
smoked goglets
yaQ-^S,
5c, 4o,
7i.
the
of
Bhamo.
^^%,
j3q', 5c,
3c,
71.
/so^BS, 5c, 3c, 3o, n. the thick boiled juice of the sugar cane;
molasses,
n.
BiS,
-^oo<?',
lo, Ic,
71.
Mysore
thorn
71.
a thorny
ground creeper.
ccS, lo, lo, n. a thorny creeper, the a-acia pennate. -^c, 2o, n. *'i$. 2c, (IP.) spirit, opposed to matter.
2m,
{
n. (
8oo^
71.
on which one is born, P.) the day of the week at one's ^'-^ P-) the planet which presides
experience prosperity, as the result of a pro-
V. to
pitious birthday.
cSdS, 2(j,
So,
V.
to be suited to
oc X^S
857
occ^S, 2o,
4c, V. the
n.
{
frefive
quently
applied
sandalwood,
of
ocoo]'^, 2o, 2c, 2c; yaoc/g^, 5c, 2c; cooj, 2c, 2c; J3e|85,
5c, 5c, 3o.
oc, 5o,
t;.
*'sS, 5c,
t>.
(s B.)
Ic,
9cy
Ic,
*o,
to be stupid, thick-
headed; (K.) 4c. fatness or swelling. coc^, Ic. 2o, V. to be thick, either from
oocSjdcS, Ic, 2o, 2o,
v. the
9^\,
Ic, V.
Ic.
9^\, 2c, V.
[,
*o,
adv.
the
same as c86'C[c^:^|C'0^,
4m, 2c,
CODO
3c.
P.)
9|,
2c, 5c,
71.
(^3
71.
P.) a
(
name, c^8,
P.
)
ci
9C|S,
P.) a measure of time equal to 24 minutes English time; an hour, 60 minutes; a watch, time piece.
2c, 2c, n. (^-
n.
a sun dial.
^^' ^^'
^'
3c,
^(
fi?
^O
in the
reckoning of time,
*'3,
the face,
ocj, 3c,
n.
countenance;
face or side of
^v.
jD'SCooioc, 3c, lo, Ic, 4o, n. one's present occupation. Bc^oo|-SS, 3c, 2o, Ic, lo, V. to be bold-faced.
.
3c, 3c, V. to
be open
^ooio-^S, 3c,
-ound-faced
.
the same.
^,
to be full,
"2!)^'
"
858
991 'O'l, 3c, Ic,
oc|oo8
n. the front of the
have an unprepossessing
between the eyebrows. 88c-[c8, 3c, 3o, 3c, Ic, V. the same cw ^e-jcS, 3c, op, 3c, 3c, V. to have freckles.
8, 3c, 5c, n. the space
v. to co<5'^l> 3c, 3q, 2c,
Ic.
have a dejected, sorrowful countenance. oS, 3c, 3o, v to have an unpleeusant face indicative of anger. ooS, 3c, 3c, n. (K.) an anvil, vide oo8, 3c.
OD, 3c, 2c,
c88,
4m;
gloomy in appearance. with eye service, only when watched, ^o8, with borrowed plumes, as when one uses the clothing of
i>.
to be dark,
another.
c8, 3c, 3c, V. the same as '^\o^) 3c, 2c. c, 3c, Ic, V. to have many friends, used in a good sense, as of clever person, or in a bad sense, as of a prostitute.
'acoojvc, 3c, Ic, Ic, Ic,
->?,
a.
v.
the same.
3c,
3m,
V. to
88, 3c, 4m, n. a surface, superficies. a full, handsome face. 85oo'[38, 3c, 4m, Ic, 4m, n. yoSj 3c, 4c, n. breadth, width.
(Sd,
3c, 5c,
71.
cSd^c8<S,
n.
a smooth,
shining forehead,
bald
forehead.
cSdj,
3c, 3c, n.
the face.
^'>^, 3c,
4o,
i>.
to
be full-faced.
(^^Soon^^,
the early dawn, morning. ^Sy^ScSSoi?, 3c, 4o, 3c, 4o, 4c, n. V. to be of a sad, hopeless countenance. 5, 3c, Ic,
00]^, 3c, 2c, Ic, 2c,
with.
CX)8, 3c, 4o, V. to
z;.
to be
n. length.
9C |j8'o
^cioo8oa*|Oo8, 3c, 40, Ic, 4o,
v. the
S59
same.
^oo8co6co8,
same as
distinguished; opposite to
c]^c8.S, 3c,
5m,
Ic, 2o.
08001008, 3c, 2c, Ic, lo, V. the same. CD9S, 3c, 4or n. a sample, also a specimen of goods placed on top, while the inside of a bale or package is poorer in quality, a deceitful appearance, ^oSc9Sc"[co^, 4m, lo, 3c, 4o. 5m, r;. to be in a humble and obscure station in
to have few friends.
c8.8, 3c,
life;
^-c8oo|cS,
0898,
CO, 3c, 5c,
3c,
5m,
sam.
to have a change of V. to change countenance; countenance from any cause, as fear or illness. C09C|0|, 3c, 5c, 3c, 2c, v. the same; sometimes "[, 2c, is used
for o|, 2c.
co'''[c8:6, 3c, 4o, 3c, 4m, v. the same. c86', 3c, 3o, V. to be smooth-faced; to be light, vain; to speak or act like a buffoon.
5c, 5c,
v.
to
be immodest, shameless in
v. the
V.
(p,
y^'^cjjpoS, 3c, 4c, 3c, 5o, n. the same. 5o, 3c, 3c. v. to look somewhat
J">c8c8,3c,
tenance
gloomy
y,
3c, 3o, V. to
fear.
V. the
V.
from age.
2m,
jS">
360
'aBS'sBS
(a>]9i
same as ocj^S,
housework;
^^f
4o.
3c, 4o,
hold,
including
goods;
3o,
v.
^ci8, 4c,
n.
*>,
4c,
a rice
field,
made
made
so as to be irrigated, a
lowland rice
field.
field
in terraces
on a moun-
5X*^'>
^C^i,
4c,
'^^
^^'
^*^'
same.
part,
tone, 6th tone (see Introduction,). to abuse in words, scold, revile, vide CO^, 2c. 9C]t. 4c, V. (K.) >Cl|/oo^, 4c, 2c, 3c, n. a malignant pustule which generally ap-
98S, 3c,
V.
*oc^, 3o,
under
to deprive a person of
'i'
o8,
OCoooS,
departure into a
giving up
social
life,
the world
with
all
of
^^co8,
(2>3DQ
something
^So'^,
3c, 2o, n.
(fgOf
^ff'oT,
one
who
calls to worship.
^800,
5c, 5c, n.
/^g
P.) permanence.
n.
I
o^^X)00,
ocS. 4m,
Soooooi P.
the
interpretation
of
an
original text.
V.
*'>c^, 4o,
(afS*
to press
down
or on.
'^h'i^B. 4o, 4o, adv. used with -^^B, Im, very soft and sticky.
oSS
o8S, 3c, V. to hold
861
off,
</3|S,
2c,
5yio^e
jg^S^SS,
2c, 5c.
^,
Im,
n. *'>c5,
craw of a bird;
c^O]
o8,
4c,
Im, the
085, 2m,
n.
goitre.
insect,
helostuma indica.
Q^Z, 2m,
r.
*^>c
wood; to
as a
c8, 2m,
086, 2m,
V.
4o,
V.
the same.
*cS,
of indebtedness.
o, 2m,
yagS,
3c;
2m, 2c;
v.
the same.
2m,
Ic, v. to
of his indebtedness.
^S, 2m,
V.
to rest
*^cS, 2o, to lean against with the hand, or a cane; by leaning upon the hand.
o8S, 3m,
o5,
green undried tea sold in markets. 8S, 3m, 3o, n. the dried leaves of the tea plant.
3m,
o8S, lo,
V.
in
(K.)4m.
c6, lo, Ic;
v. the same. c^oSSc'o'i', lo, Ic, lo, 4c,
^S, o8,
lo, V.
(K.)
2o, adv.
to another's (oo|S B.) forcibly, contrary 2o. c6'8o5'8S, 4m, 5o, 4m,
n.
V.
^oS
8S, 3o,
fish
trap;
fish,
a seine.
^6,
3o,
*c,
3o, to
bend out or project forwards, as a man shoulders thrown back; to bend out of its
proper form, as a leaf dried in the sun. 28, 3o, 4c, V. to bend the fingers backward.
^6,
46
862
^Sc^,
^(Sc898(5^8
Im,
n.
*9C^,
lo, that
of a musket or
to squeeze, grind, inde and ^c^, 5o. 98cS, 5m, "^cjS, 3c, (K.) 98cS, 2o, V. *C98, 2o, to be clever, skillful, able; to be stubborn.
o8cS, 2o,
'>c|,
odtJ. very,
arft;.
exceedingly.
<A
*a77i.
2o, 2c,
^cS,
Q^cp,
3o, n. (K.) a border, boundary, vide c8c^, lo. 3o, t>. *9C9S, 3o, to be hard, not pliant; to be
well-built
firm, as
a
i
house; with
cS,
2c, to be
firm, unyielding;
stiff,
^ScS, 5o,
V.
9C9S,
V. the
thumb and
fin-
same.
*9CcS, 4o, to have the sensation of pricking numbness from non-circulation of the blood, or a blow.
coS, 4m, 3o,
v.
the same.
o8o5, 4m, V. to snap the fingers; to strike away with the thumb and finger; to strike with the finger in order to produce sound; to play on the harp, infreq., vide c8oB, 4m.
-^SoS, 3o, V.
*co5,
3o, to
do quickly,
mind.
OQcS, 3o, 3o, adv. quickly, in a disorderly, flurried manner. ^^oS^SoSodS, 3o, 4m, 3o, 3o, v. to do swiftly, with urgency.
-^SoScaiD, 3o, 3o, V.
(^hcocS
B.)
(K.) mineral
coal.
downwards,
988/}98op9Sj098
868
to be green, immature,
^S,
4c,
(^
K,
to be green, undried;
wtS, 4m,
V.
*c5,
to thrust
Ic, Ic, V. to
*'>C(S',
c8^, 5m,
Ic, n.
^8, 5m, 4c, n. a finger nail. 'sQS, 2o, n. *9qS, 2o, tweezers; (K.) 4o. ocw^S, 2o, 5c, 4c, n. a rude press for extracting
a8<S, 2o, V.
oil.
*c<S, 2o, to
fold, turn
back;
n.
a portion or bundle
o85,
vide '3$.
5c, 3c, n.
o88,
oS^oo,
(^^gg P.)
created.
(^^oo P.)
hell.
or^^'o88,
^8,
of a finger.
jdS, 5c, lo, n. the
n. the little finger; the ^', 5c, 3c, c8, 5c, 5c, n. the fore finger.
o6, 5c, 4o, n. the ring finger; the toe next the little toe.
cS-jS, 5c, Ic, n. a toe.
"J^S, 5c, 3c, n. the
measure of a
finger's breadth.
^8, Im,
V.
to be tough;
to be close-fisted, niggardly;
move
slowly, with a retarded movement; (K.) 4m. c8, Im, 2c, V. to be close-fisted, niggardly.
>88, 2m,
V.
*'8,
to
persuade.
to entice; coax.
jdv^ojSjdS, 2m,
364.
o^So^oS
V.
aSS, 3m,
*c8,
go away, (h.\. ^cx)'Sco'Sod8, Ic, lo, 4c, 4c, v. to go from one's dwelling place. oc8, 2c, 5c, n. (28 P.) a book of directions, of which there are
three kinds, viz., oow^^cS, 2c, 5c, 2c, 5c, relating to religious
matters;
matters;
relating to
domestic
(coD
Q^, 3c,
71.
*9\,
3c, a debt;
(K.)
Ic.
-o^,
3c, Ic;
out interest.
a^, 3c, a. (K.) good, vide c8, Ic.
o,
-a^,
3c,
71.
the same.
(
B.
to be young,
delicate, tender;
to
be
'^^, 3c,
V.
*'>c.S, 3c,
(^oSB.J
produce purging.
dismiss.
V.
to take out;
V. to exorcise
same as
^c.S, 3c.
^-S,
(K.)
-^.8, 4c,
V.
to
mix by rubbing,
in a
to
knead.
j^8'>9.Si^.S, 4c, 3c, 4c, 2o,
v.
to be
mixed together
filthy
manner.
jp,
-
4c, 2o, V. to be
dough.
'^SoD*
oci^cfo-sS, 4c, 5c, 0. to
86fl
knead together.
to be deaf;
'^S, 2o,
V.
*'>c, 2o,
4o.
(K.)
'^S, 5o,
n.
a^o
-^^.Sco*,
5o,4o.
n. the cormorant. /jjco', 5o, Ic, 4c, n. the small hornbill. ^S, 5o, 6o,
n. the small
mina
bird.
n. the bulbul,
the
morning
at the time of
its call.
n.
a kind of bird.
the adjutant.
n. syi, 5o, 4c, (K.) a plieasant, vide /3''S|, 2c, Ic. n. the parrot. "S8, 5o, Im,
n.
bird so
named because
the
time of
n. a kind of bird. -goS-oS, 5o, 2c, 2c, coSc6,S, 5o, 3o, 4m, n. the Indian barbet.
C080, 5o,
common
bird frequent-
and marshes.
n. the
sparrow.
coo|,
the
green
bee-eater,
also
o^SooS,
5o, 4c.
866
5o, 3c, n. the dove.
ac.So'
9C^oj,
o^S^o6, 60, dc, 8c, n. the ring dove. ogS, 60, 4ic, n. the green bee-eater, also
-a^^OD', 5o,
4<c.
ogScoD^, 60,
cuckoo.
og6c^8, 60, 2c, 4o, n. the hoopoe, also 9^^cg'^8, 5o, 3c, 4c. og'^5, 60, 2c, lo, n. the woodpecker, also ^^.Soo'oS, 5o, 2c, 3o.
og'-^S' 5o, 8c, 4c, n.
i;i(fe
C2\S, DO, 2c, 3o, n. t^tf ^^.Scg'j^S, 5o, 2c, lo. n. a bird ocjo, 5o, Ic, belonging to the
lacinaSf babblers.
96c8cp,
4o, Im.
n.
9^ScoS(c^,
in the
5o,
o8y^S,
made
form of
a bird.
n.
ol8^S,
in the
Sg,
^'"y S,
n.
a kind
of bird, phylloscopus
of which
there are
many
varieties.
^X' ^' 1> " the sparrow that constructs a hanging nest. ODC, 5o, 4o, n the white heron.
Ooc^^,
o8Scg^, 3m,
2c.
the peacock.
rt.
the wagtail.
honey sucker.
oh,
o>,
5"'.
mde
fo5oo>j^t9
867
n.
the large
mina
bird.
the swallow.
clothes, dress,
-acS, 3c,
V.
*9c8, 3c,
to put on
to wear clothes,
Ic.
oo8j;88,
t>.
to wear the
Burman
petticoat
around
ooS^^,
y8^S,
wear long clothing; to trail. 3c, 5o, 3o, V. the same as oc6oo8j!8S, 3c, 5o, 3o.
V.
to wear the
Burman
petticoat so as to
9cS, 3c,
sister.
9cS, 4c,
V.
*'S,
4c,
sSg B.
to be weak, exhausted, to
have
v.
rain.
V.
to be weak, exhausted in
mind
or spirit.
v.
c^O'sSc^,
c^^-aSc^, 4c,
the
same.
o^S, 2o,
V.
V, i,
t.
to pull down,
occS,
2o, V. to
occSoccp, 4o, 4o, adv. with a trembling, oscillating motion, as leaves or branches blown by the wind,
^ccp^c', 4o, 4o, adv. the same. V. to be full-clustered, as a stem of flowers. occ^-^c', 4o, 4o,
c>o5, 4c,
V.
for one
ot',
*^coS, 4c, to be fresh and plump; to be stout, large s age, to be unwithered, as vegetables.
sam.
K, 2o, 3o,
"OtS,
n. side whiskers.
n.
2o,2c,
a mustache.
368
ocoSgS, 2o, 5c,
dS, 2o, lo,
n.
o^SsoD^
a curved and pointed mustache.
ocoS, 3o,
V.
*'>>oS, 3o, to
and assimilate by kneading; to reduce to small v. to rub to pieces. acoSogcDj, 3o, 3o, Ic, Ic,
(io'^S,
same as
9G>^,
Ic,
by the
bite of a
mosquito. ^c^S, 3c, n. *'c'^, 3c, the product of the red cotton
tree,
OO'^S
o88,
3o, 5c.
V.
''>$, 4c,
*>">?, 4c,
S^8 B.
to be weak, exhausted
from
mind, ocaSc^o^c
V.
4o,
hair.
V.
*9C'>S,
smooth,
soft,
as fine
-O^, 4o,
'3c6',
Ic, n.
fine, soft,
cleaned cotton.
to pull
3o,
V.
*'i^S,
3o, to
bend down,
down.
down:
to be bent
down.
coB, 3o, 4o,
-sccS,
V.
to be bent
3o,
V.
*'>c(S,
3o, to move,
-a^
as a
branch
of a tree, as,
ocS, Ic,
-^cS,
(K.) 4c. be noisy, as, oSS'oSja^'sSo^Scw^c^, Im, Ic, lo, Ic, Ic, 4c, 4o, used in composition.
p. to V. to
'>c8.
-acS,
Ic, V.
*'i^\, Ic, to
Ic,
V.
be sticky, a corrupt form for -aSS, Im. to be happy; adv. intensive, used with ^, Ic; (K.)
4c.
stir
up
to action.
Co5
B.
the
sam.
Q^c5o'cgJDcio8
869
vide
0^8, 4c,
i;.
coc^,
Q', 2c,
V.
soft, delicate;
to be fresh, un-
vvithered;
(K.)
4c.
and handsome.
V. V.
the same.
to follow a scent, as a dog.
lo, 2o,
co6''2'oS,
lo, 4o.
5)o5>
V.
the
sam
as
-a^^'^^/jS,
lo, 3o,
2c.
milk. 9^, 4o, n. ^oc, 4o, a breast, udder, 'SC'^, 5c, 4o, x>, 4o, 5c, V. to have the breast so full of milk that
pressure.
CO, 4o, 2c, V. to
it
causes
be full-breasted.
7?.
0^85,
"
to begin to
fill
hang down,
as the breast of
/,
->, Ic, n. **'[, Ic, a rat or mouse; (K.j 4c. 08, lo, lo, n. the white-bellied rat, o^ogS'o8, Ic, 5c, lo.
to be affected with ^'>S, Ic, 3c, V, coScj, Ic, 5o, 2c, n. the musk rat,
cgS8,
'>^8,
Ic, lo.
fields.
n. a kind of rat which <^^, Ic, 5c, 00', Ic, 4c, n. a rocket.
Oo'cooo8,
palm
n.
a small firework
consisting of a
leaf
wrapper
filled
with
a sharp report.
47
870
1<c,
ao^
ic, Ic, n. a rocket with a long stick.
^^cSd'oo-^S,
cSd'coo^,
n. a rocket resting upon a support and a revolving motion when fired. producing Oo'88S, Ic, 4c, 4o, 3c, n. a rocket which revolves when fire is
applied.
made
of
li, 3c,
n.
K.
an
ordiiLary
squirrel,
vide
og'>S(j^5,
3c, 8c.
c, 3c, V.
co, Ic.
9Q, 3c, V. (K.) to try, used in composition, vide CO, Ic. 9C, 8c,
V.
9C09S,
part. (K.) an imperative affix, vide CO, 4c. 3c, 4c, V. part. (K,) a future verbal ending, vide C0O'S,
4c, 2c.
9C0S,
caS,
4c, 4c, V.
(icoSB.)
to be tender, delicate.
to, or
3c, int.
object.
pointing out an
caS, Id,
v. *'>'[,
Ic, to
OO^cS,
lips,
both
in
C30|
V. to
show the
v. the
fist,
to spar.
show the
face;
same.
show by way of instructing. 006, lo, ^, 2o, V. to show the quality of an article by sample. to reveal some divine communication. (g^cSiS, lo, 2c,3c, V.
(X\ti
26,
to
make
instead of using
cS,
2o, n.
**[,
8, 2o, V.
part, an interrogative
9c
a wind
871
the side
4<o,
n.
*9C1,
4c,
in
(Cp B.)
(^^8
Ic,
5c, 2c, n. (
poco B.)
a rule, law.
c^,
4o, V.
*9^,
c&ScaSog^,
c8c9So^,
CoS, 5o,
V.
*9C, 5c,
to cause
by pressing upon,
60, Ic.
as a grain of rice.
same.
*c', Ic,
c6,
flkfo.
thus, as,
c^8c',
Ic, So,
adv.
Shan books,
prefacing what
made
soft
by some process; to
rise
up
be puffy;
to melt, as frost.
880^8,
rice
the same.
its
apart, lose
put in water,
3c, 5c, 5o, 5o, V. to be so wet as to break open, as rice.
(
O 88088,
c', 3c,
0.
K.
to
get,
obtain;
verbal prefix,
denoting
past
axrtion;
verbal
3c
will,
(K. andC.
2o.
S.
forcibly,
contrary to another's
^6,
opposite
0/ jdjoc-^S,
3c, 3c.
^,
5c, as,
5^'>c.8^'>c',
(K.j an
5c,
a.
V.
this;
*'>c,
oc*, lo,
have reference
to;
to salute a
as,
37^
c^^JS
-:,
cS,
seeking their
blessing.
c^
Lo,
^K.)
*>v,
silk,
T!c,
vide
co%
So.
ac', 2o,
7\
to strike, beat.
p. to strike
to strike, beat.
(K.j
to be
^c', 3o, 3o, adv. (K.) in vain, uselessly, vide co'co', lo, lo.
jc', 3o, adv. c*, 4o, n.
*o,
11.
for
^S,
4o, 4c,
a female a nun.
who
builds
woman;
o^h. 4o,
cSd]|jd|
Ic,
n.
Ic.
husband's
mother,
-ac',
'^Q^,
4o,
?i.
dew, mist, used in composition, qc-jc', 5c,4o. and in*'req.) as, -j^-^c', Ic, 4o, very many;
cac
\<SQSf
mix together.
walking.
C^ciC^S,
O^"^,
Ic, V. part,
00^,20,
n.
bamboo;
Jiff,
applied
to a god.
2c, 3o.
n.
sprouts.
sprouts.
3c, 2c, 4o.
n.
ooSc^c^SS,
o^ScdScjc^
3c, v.part. vide C-^cY,
373
C'^c']',
Ic
it
Cc?,
attains
its yearly growth. "caSco^, 4c, lo, 2c, n. a slender stalactite or stalagmite. oo6, 4c, lo, n. a rhinoceros horn.
CX3^, 4c, lo, n. the sprout of the palm fruit. .S?S, 4c, 2o, Ic, n. a long slender stalactite; a long pendent
rock.
^,
^^,
4c, V.
*9c5,
to be stupid.
^,
^c,
4c, V. (K.) to be very late, as in the night, vide c85, 4c. 4c. Ic, to shake, move with a slow motion; lc,5y.
*,
(K.j
same.
3c, a. one.
V.
98s, 3c,
*o'S,
3c, to
cook by steam.
-aoS, 3c.
-sSS, 3c, V. to
^,
2o,
V. V.
*'cS,
4o,
988, 2o,
*'>c8, 2o,
^^S B.)
will;
(K.) 4o.
cB^Sco^.
v. to prevail forcibly.
j
^S,
4o,
V.
*a8,
4o,
|S B.
to
compare;
to
make equal;
to
make weights
o^oS, 3c,
V.
equal.
o^i3^S^8,
c88, 3c, lo,
V. -^^S, 5c,
to crush, grind
between the
^8,
lo,
n.
*^>cl,
Ic,
space
above;
374
o88co59c', lo,
088, 40, n.
'^S
Ic, 5c, cof^. the same.
j
(K
>88,
5o, n.
a species ofjicus, vide c^8, 2o. the solid part of anything, as fruit. *9C, 6c, flesh,
war
OOoS, 5o,
^SoD^ScoS,
0O9S9S,
00 1, 5 o, 3c,
n.
a condiment
chopped vegetables.
00, 5o, 3o,
n.
and
oil
mixed
for
eating.
^00,
'i^\,
5o, Ic, V. to be of a gross, thick habit of body. v. to grow up robustly, as a child; a^'^aS, 5o, 2c, 3c,
have new
flesh
on the ribs or
sides of
an animal.
ujd8,
meat of a cocoanut.
',
c^oSc^^,
fright.
V,
n.
a blood relation.
^.o,
hump between
(K.) 4c.
^S
9^5,
3c, n.
of.
375
outside, outside
coS^c', 3c, Ic, 5c, conj. moreover, besides. 0\, 3c, 2c, n. all the year not included in lent.
S,
ocJS, 4c,
38^, 4o,
to press or
in a cup;
to dissolve in a liquid. to
^,
-
4c, 2o, V.
to
"make
clay."
pounded
chillis.
V.
9cS,
*'i^S, 4o
^c^Q^^,
906,
(K.)
4c.
g^>
of
Ic, Ic, n.
Naung Waun,
Nam
Kok.
9^S, Ic, n. *'iQS, lo, pus; (K.^ 4c. c6, 2c, V. *^S, 2o, to have a dysenteric disease of the bowels,
cgSj6,
9^8,
2c, V.
t.
5c, 2c.
to su^)end, as an article
by a rope;
z^.
i.
to be suspended;
to depend,
hang down
v. to
to
strengthen a mast.
^8,
^Soo,
2c,
3m,
to.
same as
"^jS,
2c.
2c, 5c,
of,
n,
repent
be anxious for.
afterwards. s^Scoi, 2c, 2c, adv. (c^oScoo B.) ^, 3c, a. the inside of the bend of the knee, vide
coS^S,
2c, 3c.
9^, 4c
V. *'>8S, 4o, to
advance,
rise as the
water in a river.
n. a ^^^^S-o', 4c, 4o, 4o, (K. j vide 2o, lo, 4o. J^S^.^^,
mud
9^S. 5c, n,
*>,
876
5c, 4o, 4c, n.
og^^tS
a younger
gS^occ8S,
wife.
"9
brother or
sister
of one
'5c,
lo, n. the
husband of a younger
sister.
younger brother.
next younger than one's
self.
11.
tlie
^S,
5c, 3c,
71.
71.
the
same as
"^^S,
5c,
S, 5c, 5c,
o8S, 5c,
-ic,
a younger
sister.
same mother
as one's self.
^^^,
OcoS, 3c,
5c, 2c,
71.
a baby.
f)^
^)
disturb, annoy.
oe,
^oS,
-
4c, V.
age.
9C>S,
(K.) 4c.
^aS,
4c,
V.
*^>S,
4o,
to
{K.)6. R^ '^'^S^,
-
^S,
>o,
4c, 2o,
to roll
same as oc^S^^, 4c, 2o. over and over, as a horse; to roll about
by
side.
vO,
to sleep restlessly, to
make a confused
noise in
same as
JS,
by
to sleep with the legs crossed. c|jD'yO'2$, 4c, Ic, 2o, 4c, V.
56*, 4c, 2o, V. to recline side
by
side.
V.
V. the
game.
snore in sleep.
^^,
4c, lo, V. to
odBS,
on the
to sleep
4c,
2o, lo.
-
-^ciS.
4c.
4,
V.
o^^fS
c-^O^S,
4c, 2o, V, to sleep
J2c, V.
877
most soundly.
to sleep with the knees bent upwards,
o^^^ScoS,
cx>->S,
much.
and un-
arms and
legs
covered.
ccE, 4c, 4o, V. to die, polite, respectful language.
cjo',
fires,
v. to sleep
open.
V. to g', 4c, 3c,
stupidity.
V. to sleep in
V.
to sleep
restlessly,
make a confused
noise in
much, soundly.
to rest, to rest from weariness, vide
V. to lie
down down
going to
sleep.
difficult to
cocpjsw,
4c, 3o,
Ic,
V.
to
sleep
together;
to
intercourse.
oo', 4c, 3c, V, the
co-^S,
same as o^oSopS,
to
lie
4c, lo.
4c, 4o,
V.
prostrate;
to
sleep
in
sprawling
manner.
0^oo''[,
leg-s
bent up and
much
stretched apart.
v. to lie
same.
very soundly.
V. to sleep
48
378
ogg8<>gcSp8
4c, 4o, V. to settle,
Ic, V. to
^aSjoS,
become clear
as water.
make a confused
to have nightmare.
jWo'c^^S, 4c, ^,
2c, 3c, D. to
and with
disinclination to be disturbed or to
flQ|o8j30|"0|, 4c, 3c, 3o, 3c, Ic, v. to sleep with the legs stretched
apart.
JnSBS,
recumbent posture.
jC,
4c, 5c,
to
lie
down
quietly so as to
go to
sleep, used
in exhorting children.
v.
fire.
down
side
by
side.
V.
to bruise
fingers,
a flower.
^(S,
2c, V.
9^^, vide
o^, 4c,
V.
-j^.
*9C, 4o, to bow down almost prostrate, crouch; to be abject through fear; to be low, mean; to take an attitude
of defeat.
j^,
4c, So;
same.
^',
Ic, n.
Ic
aj', 2c, n.
(^B.)
^'^jS,
^',
5m.
^, ^,
eg,
Ic.
and a^t.
the
in, into.
adv.
in
possession of, or on
person,
eis
stolen goods.
O|oc8
ccjd|,
5^5,
dry season.
oS^S
879
^,
Ic, V.
*'',
unmoved; to be composed,
gentle;
(K.) 4c.
Ic, Ic, Ic, 4c, V. the
cS-^^CO]
same.
be
fine,
'O^, 4c,
oS, 4c,
n.
Ic, n. the
same.
*9C, 4c, the entada creeper; the seed of the entada creeper; a seed of the creeper used for playing games, a
So, to have a bashful, modest face;
4o,
to be concave;
w. a
quoit,
o?, Sm,
c, 4o,
V. '-sc.
(K.j 4m.
as
V.
*'ac,
to
have a
depression
cS,
2nd
O
The
tenth letter of the Shan Alphabet and the
in the class of labials.
first
Consonant
o, 5c, V.
t.
OT
i.
lie
same.
(
oooc8 P.
a building set apart for the ceremonies or duties. performance of certain priestly
.
oooooc? P.
o^J3c8, 3c, 5c, 5c, n. (oooc8 P.) vide o/5c8, 5c, 5c, 5c. oSo^, 3c, 3c, also 3o, 3o, adv. with a bubbling sound, cw^cSoS^
4c, 2o.
8^8.8, 8c, 3c, 3c, 3c, adv. the same. oR, 4c, n. a form, mould, model.
jdS, 4c, 2c,
n.
natural state,
without modification;
adv.
jDRySjaS, 4c, 2c, lo, 2c, adv. the game, 8S, 4c, lo, n. a form, mould, model.
880
O^, 4c, n. *BB,
joS,
4fC,
oS
4c, breadth.
3o, n.
breadth;
v.
to be wide.
adj.
'>cSc^c88,
country.
Im,
to roll
part of a web.
Oo8, 4c, 4o, n. length.
cS, 4c, 2c, n. the
c8.0, 4c,
5m,
*3o,
n.
o,
4c,
over head.
SoSop^, 4c,
headlong.
adv. with the head S'75<|^o, 4c, 4c, 4o, CO], 4c, Ic, V. to fasten the eyes upon.
down and
feet up.
gSo^oois, 4c, 2c, 4c, 4c, v. to adorn by putting on O^, 5c, n. *8^, 5c, a pumpkin.
-
flowers.
o^Swllooo,
o^ooo^oSooS,
o^, 2o,
<jh, 2o,
a. n.
v.
to
have
many
full
or
one hundred; (K.) 4o. an opening, the mouth or opening of any*3.S, 2c,
(K.) 4o.
made by
fastening sticks, or
o^,
'>c"|,
adv. before.
o8jp^c
381
oB, 3o,
V.
*oR,
3c, to
by skinning.
3o5o', 3o,
to
2o, 5c,
V.
to clear a space, to
in the
make a
prevent
barrier, as
fire
clear
away
leaves
forest
to
from
spreading.
coSo^ooS, 3o,3c,3o,
or of words,
4o,
v. to
o^oo,
oSBS,
oSooS,
oSooS,
cg%
05,
4c, V.
5c.
*8S, 4c, to break down, fall to pieces, come to ruin. "oS, 4c, 2o, V. to break off, detach itself.
CO, 4c, 5c;
cooSc88,
co,
4c, 5o, v.
the
n.
(K.) to be decayed, rotten, as wood, vide cSdS, 5c. *85, Ic, a resting place, a place for encampment or
assembly.
"?]]*>
lo 4c;
lo, 4c, n. a
n. the
same.
!>8,
camp
for bullocks.
o5, 2o,
V.
*8,
2c, to be level
an extensive
plain,
champaign; (K.)
4o.
c8^,
and smooth.
the same.
rice field.
an extensive
n.
space.
V.
to be
n.
flat,
level;
n. a plain.
Ic, 5c,
5i"'
^'
^'^' ^'
882
oo88oS
2o, 8c, V. to be level
V.
oS8,
06, 2o,
and cleared of
trees
and bushes.
*86,
to suspend over,
05, 80,
n.
human
beings,
vide
5o;^
(K. andC.S.) Ji, So, 3c. V. to have an enlargement of the spleen. o8c|, 80, 3c, adv. and prep, before, in front of. 06, 3o,
n.
-08,
maize.
o,
4o, n. *8S, 4c, (ooSjB.) ganja or bhang, sometimes (X)|JS, 3c, 80.
V.
<b,
4o^
oS, 4o,
*8S, 4c, (o
3c;
jj^S,
^S,
5c.
cjooo, 4o,
sam.
matter which perceives,^
visible, sensible.
<^S P.)
oc8, 5c, 2c, n. (ooS B.) a Mohammedan, a Mussulman. n. a spirit which bewitches, vide 3c. (K.) oa^8, 5c, 4c, cxpS, ooSoo-jOO, 3c, 2c, 5c, n. (ooooDX)P.) a breath inspired.
ooSoo<g|8, 3c, 5c, 4c, n. (cgggos B.) a ruby or carbuncle, oSScSS,
lo, lo.
OoS, 4c,
oo5, 4c,
*8oS, 4c, to sweep; ( K. and C. S. ) to remove strokes with a stick or the hand, vide -goS, 2o.
V.
by-
.88, 4c,
3m,
V.
V.
to be entire, complete.
the same,
cS,
OoS, 5c,
4c,
3m,
V. to
sweep or brush
off.
as,
o'
2o,
V. the
CO
-
cast or sling.
5c.
same as oo5,
V. to
throw a knife.
oc88g
ooScScp, 5c, 5o, V. the same as ocjS, 5c. ooS, 5c, V. *8o5, 5c, to turn, as a wheel, trans. .oS, 5c, 4o, V. to turn a spinning wheel.
888
co,
<io5, 2o,
up one's
a sickle, to reap; to cut, as with scissors; (K.) 4c. "oS, 2o, 3c, V. to reap rice.
^8, 2o,
4c, V. to cut
out clothing.
o88, 2o, 3o, V. to cut grass. V. to cut, as with scissors. 5^', 2o, 4c,
oo5, 3o,
ooS,
n.
3o, V.
(616 P.) an original text or reading. *8o5, 3c, to wind around, encircle; to suspend over,
or hang over a frame; (K.) 3c. 3o, 3c, n. a week; a circle of time, as between bazaars, ^S,
3m,
V.
to
wind around.
v.
OlooSc^,
56^'
to
shoulders as
women
*
^'
V.
^^
.
'^'
surround
ooS, 3o,
(C. S.)
n.
oo5o8,
3o, 4o,
ooSaBS B.
ooS8,
OoSw, 3o,5c,
the same.
(oo5
B.)
a large drum.
scar, vide
smooth
9c8, 4o.
vide 5c. oc8,/j^0000, 5c, 5c, 2c, 5c, 5c, 5c, n. ysQ-a^ODcx). 5c, 5c, 5c, 5c, 3c, 3o, n. (oSeDoS P.) enmity. oc8^'Oo5,
oco^OO^ScoS,
(o8coc^
"^^
09^' ^^
^^^ same.
)
ccB^S,
4c,
^OOiijCjIoS B,
a window, (p^coc8:>S,
4o, Im.
384)
oS'g'^0'3
5c, 5c. 9c, 2c, 2c, n.
ocPoScSri,
oc83^,
oc8oo5,
n.
m,2c.
oc8oo,
n.
o8<|[o P. ) comeliness,
agreeableness,
suitableness.
^oc8, 2o,
a fine white
OOpSwi
P.)
a kind of water
lily;
muslin,
uco5oo8o5,
3m,
n.
(ocooo^b
islands,
of
3c,
n.
adv. vide 3c. ooc^Scoco-^, 5c, 3o, 5c, the act of praying, or asking a (ogso P.)
ooow,
(o^a P.)
first.
O0o8,
c^S,
to give happiness;
to forgive, remit
oo5o'>fc8rS
/3|,
Im,
v.
the same,
Ic, 3c,
V.
to pay.
n,
Ic, 3c, V. to
lend.
same. jj^o^^uS, Ic, 3c, Ic, Ic, V. the Ic, 2c, V. to send or cause to be conveyed vg],
by the hand of
some person.
"0/:p,
^<*Su'S8,
ooSfS
ooS'^aD^,
Ic, 4o, 2c, V. vide
385
Im.
o8jDoSd8cp,
to
Ic, 4c,
SaS^],
c8S,
information, news.
(ocjS B. j
on
call
in
advance.
credit.
to
name,
by a name.
oo^ccS,
V.
to
V. to
warn, caution.
V. to
an idea or plan.
Ic, v. the same.
oo5^ooSo5,
ooSooS,
Ic,
4o,2o, 4o,
to
pay
in place of doingj
to repay in kind,
V. to give
a blessing, to bless.
in cure
of
sell
5c, 3c.
exhort or bless a young person. y^j cS^oSB, Ic, 3c, 3c, V. to pronounce a blessing by pouring waIc, 4c, V. to
ter or oil
cSd',
on the head.
Ic, 4c, v. to give an allowance made on alloyed silver in order to raise the value to the proper standard,
V. to bless.
said of
the opposite
of
2c. O'jSvgl, Ic, V. to offer, give alms, do a favor. c^^S, Ic, Ic,
v.
the same.
TO^ooS,
c8.Sy^,
to give a present.
to praise, bless
commit
for keeping to
49
888
Ic,
ooS<^o5
5c, 4c,
v.
of/aQ^l^o,
merit.
to
give
/f8o5,
'3^SJ|,
-
punish.
an appointment.
)
ooDOoS P.
to suspend
from church
oaS, 2c,
V.
*8S,
2c, to twirl,
n.
twist,
turn
around, revolve; to
with which
an insect closes up the hole which it wood, ^cS, lo; a year, used with S, Ic; a time, o^So^co'
has made; a knot in
cSd8, 2c, 3c, lo,
form a
BS,
oSc85,
to
~c,
Ic,
V.
into
thread
.ojo^S^^S, 2c, 2c, 2c, 4c, v. to go round and round; to about as if desiring something, to hang around, "^^f, 2c, 3c, V. to ascend spirally, in a winding manner.
as a top.
loiter
oo]JD^ 2c,lc,2c,
V. to whirl
Ic, V.
that, if released,
will
double upon
oo|c6,
V.
or revolution, as a year;
to
8o>ScS,
90S,
o^Ct?,
2c, 2o.
2c, 3c,
to
make a complete
revolution as a wheel; to
o^
turn a day,
387
the
latter;
month
or year, particularly
to
be
to loiter
about as
if
desiring
"g^,
3m,
V. to
2c, 3c, V.
ooScSjo], 2c,
5c, 2c, n.
71.
(o^oo
P.)
a wise man.
Mong
3o, 2c.
(o^O
3c.
P.)
gift, present,
oS,
oS,
JD,
3c, n.
*Qo^,
an area measured
3c, V.
t.
*8S,
3c,
to clinch;
to squeeze
out, express;
to
wring
out, as clothes.
way
in the dark.
jy^,
cSc^Sco^,
cfo-jS,
Co5,
on something, as
V.
in rising.
to seize or
grip by
the
n.
K.
roll,
00, 4c.
09?, 4c,
n.
fifths
ooS,
oaS, 4c,
leaf
V.
*3'>S, 4c,
to put
around a flower
in order to prevent
388
oaSo^S
4c,
ooS^c^,
Im;
^5*1
^^ ^c,
v, the
same.
o^,
o''*?,
o^,
3c.
*8w,
aged Person.
XO,
on an aged person.
oS,
lo,
(K.and C.S.) to
hinder, put
up a
caS, lo, n.
(K.) the flat part of an object or instrument, as the blade of a knife, vide cBS, 3o.
0>S, lo, n.
*3^,
an era.
oSwS,
o'3^, lo,
V.
4m,
to
V. the
same.
~So^"0|,
(CS.\
*8?,
put a liquid on an
co'jS, lo,
098, 2o,
n.
2c,
6 B.
a kind of
hemp
plant;
the
fibre
obtained from this plant; (K.) 4o. O"*?, 2o, V. to call on to witness, used in taking an oath.
C^S, 3o,
V.
*8'$, 3c, to
collect, as
v. to
be thickly
settled, as
a country.
to desire,
to wish
exceedingly to
^possess,
to
4o, 4c, n. (^oSsooj B.) a garland, wreath of flowers. 0'^'o'o'>S'>S, 4o, Ic. 4o. 4c. adv. with an irritated appearance,
O'^O,
as a sore.
oSssb B.
artificial
ornament.
0^008,
vide
09S006', 4o, 3o, n. a slope or declivity, a side hill. 0^006'co'*, 4o, 3o, Ic, n. the slope or declivity of a mountain.
o-a^cSo'co', 4o, 2o, Ic. n. the same.
o>SooS, 4o,
4c, n.
(o%%co% B.
a pole having
set
bunch of grass
up by authority.
ocjtfoS
889
O^So^,
8^3S,
oScSo', 4o, 2o,
slope.
4)C,
40,
arfr;.
^Ag same.
to quarrel with.
stupid, not
clever;
a.
n.
side-hill,
declivity,
n.
(oSk^sB.) the
O^,
5o, n.
*89S, 5c,
CoSi B.
or
4o
drift-
oS,
5o,
wood on a
oSo3^,
for
fowls;
secretly,
a monastery, for a
or worship.
priest to take.
ooo],
(oooog P.) an
act of
homage
blackened with
a preparation of charcoal, which is folded backwards and forwards and used to write upon; (K.) 5o. 5c, 2c, 2o, 71. paper prepared from the sprouts of
in
the same
for the
same
OiS",
rap.
o<S, vide 6.
an abbreviation of oa^OW], 5c, 5c, 2c Oui^c, 5c, 2c, 5c, n. (owocid P.) measurement, dimension,
OWj, 5c,
2c, n.
size.
OODoSoo,
oooQS of Buddha.
(^
P.
indefatigable
diligence, one
n.
OCOO]
J3<
possession of
some kind
of evil spirit.
06|oS,
worship.
890
ocgS
5c, 5c, 3o, 4o, 2c, n. (-
cC^o5ooS^[8,
ooi^u5
P.) a system
of metaphsics explaining this form of belief. oo P.) excellent. n. the smallest particle (oc^woco^^ P. j oc|^\'^<f|, 5c, 5c, 2c, 5c, 2c, conceivable and invisible to sight.
.00, 5c, 5c, 3o', 5c, a.
a deep chasm. OC)oS, 5c, 5c, 4o, n. a fence forming the enclosure P. 4<o, n. j (o6|0^ oo^S, 5c, 5c,
of a sacred place.
5c, 3c, 5c, 2c,
7i.
(
o^^cj|,
o85ooo5,
o^f^Gp P.
an implement,
utensil,
5c,
3m, 3o,
n.
n.
O^oo3o5 P.
a
an assembly, gathering,
Catholic, sometimes
o88^,
vJCjSf^B. )
Roman
o8o8^oS,
o^soooo
P.
j utensils,
implements,
co\S, 5c, 5c, 4c, 5c, 2c, 2c, n. vide oo|c8, 2c, 2c. oScoS, 5c, 5c, 2o, n. ( o^oddoS* P. ^ a means, expedient, device;
artifice,
stratagem.
(iiOC)
P.) strength.
V.
to disappear, as a house
burned up;
to
come
to
nothing.
ocoS, 5c, 2o, n. (oQg8 P.) an elevated seat; a throne, or seat of any official; a pulpit.
V. vide
G8,
lo.
v.
broad and open, as a house without walls; to have an extended open area with
5c, 5c, 2c, 5c, 5c, 2c,
to be
size,
RS
OcQ^o^oo, 5c, 5c, 4c, 5c, n. (ocScooo P.) business, difficulty. ocoS, 5c, 3c, n. a race of people, inhabiting the mountains northeast of Ava.
oi
891
vide
Ic. c^c^j 8c,
oc,
and C.
S.
who?
o8, 2c,
*88, 2c, to blow with the mouth; to play on a flute; to charm; to infuse virtue by a charmed utterance; (K.j
fire.
o8,
2c, V.
o8, 3c,
n. the yellow-breasted
green pigeon, vide 9cSo8, 5o, 3c. a bundle or collection of Chinese hats, contain-
n. the
name
of a creeper.
0808,
8808,
same.
rouse; to sing as a bird, (b).
summon,
scars,
be scarred;
to be
marred,
seamed, as fruit;
a scar.
0808, 4o, 4o, adv. used with cS, Im, and jdS, 3o.
(oooS P.) a putting away.
n.
away
it
sin,
putting
it
away
for
moment; SJB'O^o^Sojp^S,
for a
5c, 2o, putting it
away
away
entirely
(b. ),
and
forever.
6,
Ic, V.
to
6, 2c, V. to fellj as
V.
to warn, caution.
00
S, 5o, 3c, V. to
of a
priest
going on a journey.
-
V. to
encourage, help.
(K.j
3c.
89*
o]C/>Y> 1^' ^^'
'"'
o|oo^
c/3^y5^B,
o, Ic, 4c,
the gold
fish.
4iC,
and C. S.) a porpoise, vide cocSS, (K. n. a small, slender fish. Ic, 4c,
Ic, 5o, n. the ophidian.
n.
2o.
S8,
^clsoS?!
B.
c^,
(cl<^8
B.)
a kind of
fish.
00 0, Ic, 3c,
oSiS",
71.
cxDtSoc.S,
Ic,
5o.
c8^,
Ic,
4m,
n. salted fish.
prepared for food. n. ngapi made of prawns. '>c8j^S, Ic, 3c, 3c, Ic, 3c, Ic, n. a preparation of putrid '>c8o6,
Ic, 3c, n.
putrid
fish
fish,
pounded
with
salt,
6oo8,
n.
putrid
fish
fish.
ocSooSoDH,
same as oi-acSoo,
fish.
o^.
Ic, Ic, n.
a kind of soft
tortoise.
S,
in
green leaves
71.
olciSoStS^oji
893
common
n.
eel.
^'ojcS,
-
fish
of various
Ic, 4c,
fish.
71.
fresh,
uncooked
fish,
the opposite
of cooked or
dried
kind of
cat-fish.
in green leaves
and roasted.
0\, 2c, n. *3, 2c, a wood, wilderness, jungle; denoting something
abundance; (K.) 4c. CO, 2c, 5c, n. a place for burying or burning corpses. n. the same as o]^, 2c, 1st def. c^'^8, 2c, 2o,
-^ccS, 2c, 2c,
n. jungle.
in
bushes.
cj38, 2c,
'
a cemetery, place for performing funeral rites. a swamp, morass; ja^So|co, 2c, Ic, 2c, 2o, n. (K. and C. S.)
by
(
side.
(oIq P.j a
n.
foot.
G|oS P.)
of diseases, supposed to ascend from the feet. 2c, 5c, 3o, 3c, V. to have such a disease.
6|^'S'8,
o|9C|c8o\oo], 2c, 2c, 5c, 2c, 2c, n. (o1ctooc8o1oo P.) the taking of life, ooS/3Q'SyaQ8oo'/3QOD'>S, 4o, Ic, Ic, lo, 5c, 3o, 3o,
Ojo,
50
394)
o|c^'8
ool-ac, 2c, 5c; c8co, 2c, 5c;
^^ow,
2c;
8^oD,
yc8oo-[9C,
2c; ja^S^-oi^, 5c, 3c, 2c. n. P. ) an unpardonable sin C^cilcS/), 2c, 2c, 5c, 5c, ( olcf&oo committed by a priest.
71.
oico-jJoSoo, 2c,
o^cS, 2c, 5c,
71.
(ooco P.) a fool; a wicked person. 5o, Im, lo, v. to be overstocked, as the market. ol8 B. ) a sacred text; an original language, (
opposed to the vernacular; the Magadha language which was a language cognate to the Sanscrit and became the sacred language of the Buddhists because the Buddhist scriptures were written in
it.
a father's or mother's elder sister; the wife of 0\, 3c, n. *8, 3c, a father's or mother's elder brother; a respectful appellation
to elderly females.
jy\S, 3c,
6:>-^tj:>\,
4c, n. a female
3c, 4c,
who
2c, n.
a female
who
oiFers
an
idol, -^c'cSDpol,
mother.
-
children.
0|, 3c,
-
a side,
a paternal aunt, a father's older sister, used in composition, as, 'Qoy 3c, 3c,
every
side.
-?[,
3c, Ic,
71.
coS,
-cp,
71.
space below; south; adv. and prep, below. space above; north; adv. and prep, above. space above;
^^i
-
3c, lo,
71.
adv.
3c, lo.
8^a)S
o-jj^S, 3c, 2c,
71.
896
the north.
ooSoS, 4c, 5c, 3c, V. to suspend the priest's rice-pot in around the neck.
its
sling
coSo'c88, 4c,
shoul-
hangs.
(Ji,
be pregnant.
coS, 4c, 5c;
coS,
4c, Ic;
Ic, v,
the same.
Ml
8,
4c, 4c,
V.
to
accompany, be with;
comprised in a
writing.
-
coi5o]8'3c, 4c, 5c, 4c, 3c, v. to carry whether moving about or at rest; to be pregnant.
cocS, 4c, 3o, V. to be together with.
and
relig-
<p8ooS,
8'S, 5c, lo,
bark of certain kinds of creepers, which turns red on being cut, and is sometimes used in place of
*o,
2c, a wing;
006", 2c,
4o, n. the
71.
lips, infreq.,
of a fish.,vide 85, 3m. 0|, 2c, Ic, n. the fin o'jd'oo^S, 2c, Ic, Ic, 4c, v. to be very far, (b.).
cSd,
8^,
-
3c,
71.
*oS,
3c,
c^^j
unbleached
calico.
8^ooS,
71.
896
88^'
3c, 2c, n.
3c, 2o, n.
8Soo|,
((230
P.")
vide
^Soo\,
B^waS,
a temple.
8^8^,
SS,
4c, 4c, adv. completely, full to the brim, sometimes 4o, 4o.
4c, 4c, 4c, 4c, adv. the same.
to close up, stop up, shut up, j:8o5,
-o5o5,
6c, V.
QS, 2m,
*o^, 2o,
8^, 5m,
although; (K. and C. S.) 5o. oS, 5m, 5c, con^. the same.
conj.
coccScjo^,
-^v'cjD^,
5m,
5m,
sam.
83, 2o, n. the pine tree, vide 8JB, 2o, V. *85, 2c, to be
different
x>w, 2o,
Ic, V. to differ
or things.
V. the
V.
to err, be wrong,
the
right course,
go wrong.
3c, 2o, 4o, v. the
co583ooS, 2o,
same,
that of footsteps falling
8333,
3o, 3o,
adv.
on hard ground.
g3g3,
83,
4o, V.
83, 5o,
stone substance.
'>''l'^,
^'JCjooS,
5o,3c, 3c, n.
rt.
charm bearing the mark of needles. such a charm found within an anvil.
coin, a pice;
a small copper (^oSoo B. from the Bengali) 8381 5o, 3c, a pice, used in the Shan States. a leech; n. a clamp,
85,
Ic, n.
-ocJ,
as,
/wSSS
qS:%,
88
SSSS,
Ic,
S97
Im,
n.
the small
fish
circlef'(
),
vidgfco, 3c.
fir6
v. the
same.
86, 4c, (8Si B.) to be thoroughly compact without an opening or interstice; to be blind; to be stupefied by
*oS,
ooof
@8,
8^,
to be blind; to be stupefied
by drugs;
to"
be
abdomen
from dropsy.
c6'oco8, 4c, 4o, Ic, lo,
V.
the
sam.
command;
n.
a command, mandate.
c8, 4c, 3o, 5c, a. pertaining to
commands.
n.
88e,
4c, 4c,
71,
a bat, vide 8S, 2c. (K.) and C. S.) the lobe of the ear, vide c8Sft (K.
2c, Ic.
88, 4m,
V.
as;
to be level,
as a piece of
ground,
c8oSc88c,
8c, 2o,
8c,
/s-jS,
4m, a
4m,
Ic, V. the
same as
1st def.
8,
4m,
2c, V. to Ic,
V.
be even, nice.
to have
all
c6,
4m,
as
of worldly
prosperity.
v.
the same.
4m,
2c, V. the
oo-sS,
4m,
2o, V. to
v.
much
as,
cS8,
4m, 2m,
vide 888,
4m,
2c.
V. the
398
86, 2o,
r.
S.f^Stg^S
*8S, 2c,
(
^S B.
to compare; to
engage
in
rivalry,
contest.
88, 3o,
n. yeast or
n.
8S, So,
an era, date, epoch, as, co8o'S888, 3c, lo, 3o, Ic. *8S, 4c, to put away, lay up, treasure up, store up; 8S, 4<o, to like, esteem, love, be attached to.
V.
cx)S.
4o, 4c,
V.
to
cherish
dislike
of a person, to hold a
grudge,
oS, 4o, 4c, V. the
(T^, 4o,
5c, V.
Soo-acolcoi, 5c, 5c, 5c, Sic, 2c, n. (8o^cioo1o P.) language calculated to provoke a quarrel, ^coD^^OOS, 4o, 2c, 4o, 4o.
8cpoo, 2m, 5c, n. (ogo P.) the five parts of a thing, root, bark, leaves, blossoms and fruit.
JDCOjI'^c,
2m, 5c,
n.
ocojoooP.
flesh,
the five
hair
qualities,
goodness of
bones, skin,
n.
five
duties,
viz.,
not,
steal not,
commit not
also S-aSco
^^^oood P.) the five greatest sins, viz., killing a father, killing a mother, a Buddh, and killing a rahandah, drawing the blood upon
making a schism among the disciples of a Buddh. ooo5 P.) the five material elements, o^, 2m, 5c, 3o, n. ( air and space. fire, water, earth,
w,
^oSoo^ooJO, 2m,
2m,
5c, 5c, n.
P.) the
n.
(
fifth;
a. fifth.
)
scoDooo P.
vide Qoo^(^\,
Sep, lo,
V.
little:
to exceed,
go beyond.
cO'^
ccS",
.receive something.-
28co^,
to
open the
for something.
SoSopS
399
same as 8cS,
lo.
8c^, 3o,
.08,
*8'S, 3c, a board. 3o, 3c, n. a board used for closing up or partitioning a
house.
a board for washing clothes. ooJd^S, 3o, 5c, 4c, n. ooS, 3o, 2o, n. boards for flooring.
coS, 3o, 3c, n. a board
71.
(C.
S.
move
water.
(j|.,
dirt;
*8>8, 4c, to twist about in a hole, as a stick to reto twist off fruit and leaves with a forked pole.
V. to
same as 8cp, 4o. adv. very, used with cS.S, 2o, vide 8cS8cp, 4o, 4o, 8cS, 5o, a. shallow, as a saucer or a basin.
JtfiOy
.
o^o^S,4o,
4o.
8o5, 2c, n. *ooS, 2c, a skein; a. aux denoting skeins. 'O^i 2c, Ic, n. a skein or hank of thread.
80S, 4c,
*oo5, 4c, to cut or separate in two; to pluck, gather, as fruits and flowers; to be separated, broken; to be
V.
bobtailed.
"0:38,
-
4c, 2o,
V.
the same.
c8^0,
V.
to fail in business.
8o5, 5c, push with the foot. Bo58, 5c, 2c, n. a plant used for medicine, sometimes 4c, 2c.
8o5, 3m,
n.
3m,
n.
(ob^qS P)
petty villages
8o5coc|, 3m,
tion of a
n.
pagoda.
3c, 3c, 2o,
BoScxp^oS, 3m, or
present.
8o5oi^S,
3m, or
400
SooJDoSoo^S
n. vide
SoSctpSo^, 3m.
(
3c, 2o.
3m, or
oc|O0Mgl
P.
n.
(oe^lP.)
c8^, 4m,
cjo.
a drake.
the same.
11.
a duck.
4m,
lo,
n. a teal or
n.
perching goose.
iio.
y^,
4m, 2o,
vide
jpac,
(K.)
4o.
71.
8o5, 3o,
*8oQ, 3c, to throw away, cast away; to separate from, to divorce as a husband or wife.
V.
j^'ii,
n'y,
3o,2c,
V. to leave,
forsake,
abandon.
throw away
carelessly.
ooc88co CO [, 3o,
V. to leave in
husband
lie to,
deceive, mislead.
SoS, 5o,
V.
stance,
zride
qS, 5o.
n.
(
8-OOj5,
-
SococS P.
Ic, n.
viz.,
8c^,
5c,
ScjS^^SoSjS
8c8, 5c, 5c, n. ^8c8 P.) joy. 8op, 5c, 5c, 71. P.) a father.
401
(8oo
71.
'9\,
(8opiDO P.j
the same.
8S,
8S,
2c,
*0'>c, 2c, to
to
move
V.
2m.
3c,
back.
^, 3c, 3c,
V. to
GO'S, 3c,
4o,
V. to
fall
down.
'
cSp^S,
a disorderly, contradictory manner, Jo5, 4m. 3c, lo, V. to turn upside down, to put one
other.
f?',
and C. S.) the same. c^'^, 3c, 4o, V. (K. 3c, lo, V. to turn backward.
71.
8>S, 4c,
8'S, 4c,
Bengal quince.
V.
money
make up
-
V. to
separate from.
same.
is
Im,
V.
to
be, exist,
often understood
JD,
Im,
oc,
V.
jd8'^^, Im,
as a tree.
>8S8'>S'o|,
5c,
lm,5c,
2c,
the same.
v. to
^SS^Sv^S, Im,
Im, 2c,
have
many crooked
branches,
v. the
same,
4c, v. to
an injury or exposure to the sun. to be related by marriage, used .S88'^cgS, Im, 2m. Im, Ic, v. only of the parents of both husband and wife.
568^j!>, Im, 5c, Im, 5c, v. to be of different forms and colors and changeable in appearance, as satin or as thunder
clouds; to be changeable in temper.
51
402
S-^f ^<S8'>SJ^6,
88cc>S8>8c^
Im,
Im,
5c, Ira, 5c, v. the same.
^S8S6,
_
Ic,
Im, lo,
V.
to be in small heaps;
to be in
great abundance.
V. to ^-^S, Im, Sc,
^'jSS'jS/S'jS,
be in lumps.
^aSS-jS^cp, Im,
V. the
Im, So;
to
.^^SBoSo,
have stains.
same.
Im,
3c,
Im, 3c,
same.
v.
to be spotted;
v. the
2ii,
v.
to
have cramp
in the
hands
Im,
3c, V. to
'[8'>^"S,
outcast,
only
used
opprobriously.
-"[S^co, Im,
same as
8'>So'[,
Im,
3c.
Im, lo,
Ira, 3c,
be in clusters.
Ira, 2c,
to
as, '>cc8o58'>S-o'8'>S"o',
5c, 2o,
2c.
'8^'S, Im,
4c,
lm,4c,
v.
to have dirt
be grimy, dirty.
v. to have swellings or "^^c8'>S-o'>8cO'aS, Ira, Ic, Ic, Ic, Ic, bunches in the flesh; to have an uneven surface. v. to be officials, persons of rank. Oo88'>S'^'>S, Ira, 3c, Ira, Ic,
Im,
be a sweetheart, lover.
to
have spots.
companies.
C^3^c6,
Ira, 4c,
Im,
4c, v. to be in
v.
c^S-JCc^o, Im,
4c,
Im, 4o,
5c,
the some.
-'.
o8^8^cO'>S, Im,
any
size.
Im, 5c,
to be in
lumps or masses of
c^>88^c^'>S, Im,
5c,
Im, 5c.
v. the
sam.
SaSojoSS-^S^c^S
8fco'>S8'>Sc8cp, Im, Ic, Im, lo, as troubled water.
c6,
-
408
v. to
Im,
Ic, V. to
of.
c68'Sc"o'i*,
Im,
Im,
4c, v.
the same;
anger.
v. the
same as 8'>So8c^8c*Soo',
to be
2c. 2c, v.
to be of several kinds;
abundant.
c8^c88'S8c<>S, Im, 4c, lo, 4o, 5o, v. to be at war.
c8^8Sc88, Im,
ooSS^fcfiS,
to be crossed
4c,
Im, lo,
4c,
v. the
same.
v. to
abound abound
in roads or paths;
by many
marks.
v. to
in trees.
be alive.
Ic, v. the
op88^c^, Im,
-Oo88Soo|, Im,
Ic,
Im,
same.
Ic,
Im,
animals in a
picture.
field;
to
v.
Sc,
v.
become prosperous;
to
be
cSoSS'^fjX'^j Im, 4c, Im, 4c, COtS8aSco6*, Im, 3o, Im, 3o,
V. to
v.
to
in
to be
gathered in
Im,
3c, v. to be customary.
v. to
'3C'8'S^S, Im,
Im,
Ic,
v.
to
to
abound
^8'S'S, Im,
as a road.
5c,
Im, 5c,
v.
abound
>'|8'>Soo'[,
-^c'c^i",
'>C'>^,
Ic, v. to
.
be distinguished.
Im,
however, nevertheless.
Im,
Ic, V. to be
maggoty.
gS8'So8cS, Im,
Ic,
Im,
same.
404
8'Soc8S'Oo5, Im,
S^O'^S^^S
5c, 3c, 3o, v. to
v.
have a quarrel.
to be in clusters.
Im,
4c,
4c,
Im,
4c,
,1).
ooSS^^coS, Im,
Im,
4c,
v.
o3^6,
v. to lie in
stacks or heaps.
o8>66, Im,
Im,
lo,
V.
to have
many
protuberances, as a
knotty branch of
a tree.
V.
to
become a stranger, to be
cS^SS^C^, Im,
cS8, Im, 5o,
V.
Ic,
Im,
4c, v. to be married.
to be a witch.
4c, Ic,
u^SgcSS-aS,
be rich.
Im, 3o,
Im,
Im,
v.
to
have gained
profit, to
3^S,
-
Im,
3c,
3c,
v.
8:>S, Im,
^8^c88, Im,
Im, 4o,
v. to
o^8^S,
Im,
Ic,
5c,
Im,
5c, v. the
be in companies. same.
lines.
'8^8S, Im,
Im,
Ic, V. to
2c,
4c,
Im,
Im,
2c, v. to
v.
Im, 4c,
2c, v.
the same.
v. to
Im,
3c,
Im, 3o,
v.
v. to
v.
the same.
be hostile, to be an enemy. v. the same. C|^S8>S8'>8, Im, 2o, Im, 2c, co58'>Sco^, Im, 3c, Im, 3c, v. to have one or more round
Im, 2o,
V. to
things.
C0^8'>Sco.S,
Im,
more rooms or
apartments.
v. to be a
V.
to
have
stories, as
a turreted
the same. <p^8'>89'>S, lm,5o, Im, 5c, v. to be proud, high-minded. ^^^SaSjpoS, Im, 3c, Im, 2o, v. V. to have a swelling of the abdomen. Im, 4c,
(jjS,
<jcp8'2Sy',
3c,
'
v. the
Im,
5^o58'^<poS,
to
be in
stripes,
streaks,
parallel rows,
to be in long
lines, as clouds.
e8Sy|8, Im,
fi^Svrjr.S,
4c,
Im,
4c, v.
the same.
4c, v, to
have one or
many
pits,
chasms,
'^'
to marry, to be a family.
8S8Sco5*, Im,
q^
4o,
Ic,
Im,
4c, v. the
v.
same.
'jS8'>S8cS,
Im,
Im, lo,
to have
an uneven surface, as
bundles or pieces,
Im,
5c,
Im,
be
5c,
v.
to be
in
8^, Im,
/31CO,
V. *oi>8, lo, to
ill,
have
disease.
JDcoS, Im,
5c, 2o, V. to
V. to
8'S<p-[,
^ocS, Im,
'o'3'>S'3c8,
"Scp^,
have spotted
fever,
used of children.
lo, v. to be
ill.
Im,
3c, So, V. to have cholera. 3c, 3o, Ic, lo, v. the same.
"SjBcoSq^S, Im,
Im, 4o,t). (cSsB.) to have a violent disease or convulsions, often supposed to be caused by some evil influence, co-sS, Im, oc, V. to have a kind of sore or callous place on
C^,
c8.8ooco,
Im,
BODOSD
P.
to
have a disease
caused by some affection of the mind. c8(S3'>Soo6', Im, 4m, Im, 4c, v. to have sores.
406
8'>Sc8(S'8'?oS<S,
SoScQt^S
v. the same.
v.
oo^S^coaS, Im,
:dS,
Im, 4c,
to
be
moderately
ill,
not
Im, 2o,
V. to
V. to
Im,
ooS^Soo,
Im,
2c,
Im, 2c,
to
have
many
small sores or
pimples.
V. to
have diarrhoea.
friction.
Im,
Ic, V, to
same.
Im,
2c, V. to be very
V. to
y^'^',
3*^, Im,
S^S^Sc^S, Im,
oS, Im,
2c, V. to 66, Ira, 3c, V. to
-
Im, Ic,
V. the
same.
affection.
have a cutaneous
have a kind of
ulcer.
00,
Im,
Ic, V, to
ooB^ScSdj, Im, Ic, Im, Ic, v. the same. w^, Im, 2o, V. to have a hard concretion in the flesh;
to
break
out with some disease like measles or smallpox. v. to have spasms. c8rp, Im, 2o, 3o,
^(p^S,
V.
to have dropsy.
S,
Im,
y|J3',
^I^^,
Im,
Im,
3c, 2c, V. to
Im,
SoOiS",
by
CO,
Im, 5c,
V.
c83^o6, Im,
5c,
Im, 2o,
v. to
an accident.
or
cSc^^, Im, 5c, 3o, V. to have a discharge of pus from the male genita^ organ.
matter
So'
8'>8co5, Im, 5c,
ooS, Im,
V. to
40T
be convalescent.
ocSQ'i^-fSO'^,
(p|,
Im,
V.
Im,
3c, V. to
4c, Im, lo, v. the same. have an epidemic disease, as cholera. to have the itch.
^S, Im, 4c, V. to have dropsy; to have a swelling of the abdomen, sometimes hard like a tumor and sometimes soft, discharging blood and water.
gjScS^S, Im, Ic, lo,
V.
n. vide
5m,
V. to
hold
828, 5m,
V.
5o,
V.
by clinging
close
behind an
object.
V. the
same,
85,
ic, V.
*o8,
Icj to
to be scat-
tered, dissipated;
88, 4c,
n. ride
^SSS,
88, Im, n. *o8, lo, a flashing as of flame. 6d', Im, 4c, n. the flashing of fire; flame.
86,
c:88,
2m, lo;
V.
co,
2m,
5c, v. the
to.
same.
88, 4m,
88, 5m,
V. to desire,
be attached
by
as,
the wind
*o8, 5o, to catch upon anything, as a garment blown upon a tree; to su;^pend or hang over a frame,
88, 3o,
V.
408
8c8S,
Ic,
S^Sjd^
Im, n. a year, (b
).
c8^,
'>c',
this year.
71.
SS,
Ic, 4o,
71.
a year.
c8^)
JiQ^,
8, Ic,
71.
year before
last.
?t.
jpcS,
*0|, Ic, a plantain bud, also 8, Icc Ic, 3o, n. the large plantain bud whence the fruit
is
developed.
8, Ic,
a pencil or pen, vide j5, Ic; ('C. 2c. S.) Q'^S, Ic, 4o, 71. (K.) a brush, vide o^'^S, 3c.
71.
(K.
8, 2c,
71.
fife, flute;
"^^'j
sound when the rocket moves through the air. c8'>S, 2c, 5c, 71. a wind instrument made of a gourd and reeds. cS8, 2c, 4o, 71. a flute having only one reed.
CO, 2c, 4o,
7\,
71.
the
same as 8, 2c.
having two or three reeds.
8, 2c,
V. the
2c,
71,
^o^oP.)
TGE
B.).
sister.
an elder brother or
71.
an elder
sister's
husband.
an elder brother.
brother, a term of respect, consideration; used
71.
primarily of one,
who having
sister.
monastery.
'>c5, 3c, 4o,
11.
an elder
n.
relations,
intimate friends.
'ScSjd'^S, 3c, 5c, Ic, n. the
c^^c^oS
n. friends. 8'cSo"[C)lS, 3c, 5c, 2c, 2c, 2c, 'c5/%^, 8c, 5c, 2c, n. children of the same parents. S, 8c, 5c, n. the wife of
409
an elder brother.
/',
3c, 8o, n.
an elder brother.
n. relatives, friends. .'3Q^^S/ag'>S, 3c, 2c, 5c, 2c, 8, 4c, V. *o'[, 4c, to be corpulent, plump, in good flesh. jdSoS, 4c, 2c, 4c, Ic, V. to be plump and healthy.
.o,
same as
8, 4c.
9C,
4c, 2c, V. to
4c,
o^,
4c,
V.
and stout
in comparison
with height.
V. to
and round.
plump
condition.
c8^c8,
-c^o^ScS,
plump,
8, 4c, V. part. ^K.j with co\, 4c, as, 00i8, 4c, 4c, the imperative sometimes 8, 4c, is used alone as the imperaof
prohibition,
o^,
oS, o^,
8c, n.
3c,
n.
3c, V.
(o^oS P.j matter. *o.S, 3c, (o5 P. j a paragraph, a section in writing.^ to gallop, used with c8cS, 3o, sometimes 3o.
(
^[C^P'
who
a rational being, cx)oSooo"[, 5c, 5c,. has a monastery; the highest in rank or
)
o^cco^,
3c, 2c,
V.
(oco>5P.) to make an
oflPering to
a being in
token of worship,
o^ooi^, 3c, 2c, n.
(c^&oP.) a
(<?S^*
question, cQogScBoo, 3c, 3c, 3c, lo. ^-j ^^ planet Mercury; Wednesday.
O.So.So>So>S, 3c, 3c, 8c, 3c, adv. with a pattering sound, as footsteps
or falling fruit.
all together.
62
410
<^5coiS
V. *o^, 4c, to be dull at the edge or blunt at the point. (^S, 4c, 4c, V. *oS, 4c, to be stubbed, short, stout, large in girth (^S, but not in height; to be dull of understanding.
V.
the same.
oSf
4c,
V.
*oS,
4c, to
sticky rice in
the
purpose of mixing
3c, 4c.
making -oSo^, 3c, 4c, for the sesamum with it, the rice having been
oS, 4c,
V.
*oS,
to the
as
the
handle of a knife.
0'3^, 4c, 4c, V. to adhere or cling to in considerable quantity.
S, 4c, 4c, V. the same.
o^,4c,
V.
set, plant,
6^,
o5,
5c,
*o,
5c, to
grow
in clusters;
7i.
OO^oSooS,
C^Jdcx)"!,
many
full clusters.
5c, 2c,
5c, 5c,
oSoD,
n.
(3
He
who
after countless
transmigrations
perfection
in
virtue,
wisdom
and
knowledge.
and
after his
annihilation
(qoo^
P.^
2m,
n. the
sam.
ODg P.) past deeds.
oSo,
Z,
5c, 5c, n. ((^g P.) the past. 5c, 5c, 2c, 5c, n.
(
>8SS,
n.
8oSP.)
signs
of the
future,
omens, portents.
O^, 2o,
n.
<^S*
n. the large termite. oS<j|8c, 2o, Ic, 3o, n. *o.S, 2o. froth, scum, a bubble 2o,
411
o,
4o.
OoiS, 2o, 4o, n. froth
from the
lips,
3C*8^, 2o,
^oSco',
5c, 3c, V. to
w.
purposes.
S(?oS, 2o, 2o, 2o, w. lacoocha, bread-fruit.
oS,
3o,
5y.
*o^5
V.
3o,
to
strike
forward
and downward,
as in
hoeing, to hoe.
oo', 3o, 4o,
to scratch
fingers forward
and
downward.
oS,
4o, V.
*oS,
position, as to erect a
house.
-SoS, 4o, 4c, V. to
5o5o^"gS,
40j,
perform a somersault, pitch heels over head. 4c, 4o, lo, V. the same,
the
00 8, 4o, 3c,
oocS'^S, 4o,
V.
Icj,
2o,
it
to
lift
order to free
-
from rubbish.
8^,
^i"^'
4o, lo,
V.
|c,
2c, 5c.
the same.
^' ^'
'^'
srect a house.
o^,
4o, V.
5o, V.
*oS, 4o,
to
sleep or languor,
o^,
*oB,
5o, to wrap
up
as in a bundle, to
bind up as a
package, or a wound.
cSo"[jp^8,
V.
to put
on a head cloth
so that the
end*
same as
(^B,
5o.
in the
o,
2c, n.
ground
in
which
water collects; (K.) 4c; Ic. (C. S.) BS, 2c, lo, n. a salt lick, a place where the earth is salt. n. a depression in the earth beneath or near ob^Sw]^, 2c, 3c, 2c,
a house for receiving filthy
3c, 2c.
',
2o,
412
n. <^S, 2c,
c^SdScfiaS
o|,
^od
B. ) an example,
vide
^o|,
2c,
5c, 2c.
^oSS5,
map.
5c. <^Scp, 2c,
^/>^,
C^ScgSgS'o, ?c, 2c, 4c, 4c, n. (^coodScwdSs B.) to s-^und the approach of an official.
<^5co6j|o|006|^, 2c, 5c, 2c, 2c, 5c, 3o, v. to be abundant, in large numbers or quantity.
n, (^Sacj, 2c, 4c,
(^^08
3c, to
P.)
a Brahmin.
at.
oS,
3c, V,
*oS,
throw or cast
'S'^S, 3c,
same as oS,
3c.
basicet
cQB^S,
V. <^S, lo,
a range for cooking made in the earth. 4c, 4m, 2o, /i. a tin bucket, a canister.
o8, lo, to put, place, set down, as a vessel from the an offering before a priest; to give a decree. fire, eg, lo, Ic, V. to be at rest, settled in one's mind, quiet, happy, 0C^Soo8, lo, 2c, ]o, 4o, V. to place a religious offering before a priest or
V. the
to issue to
an order; to
set free.
v.
utter
or promulgate
a royal
order.
C^S,
2o,
V.
*oS, 2o,
lo.
V.
to shoot,
as
a young branch;
K.
j 4o;
(C. S.)
^cS)
<^5, 3o,
2o, 3c,
V.
the same.
oSc8S,
<^oS
413
V. the
same as
o,
3o, n.
laid
a ratt
made by joining
upon them.
oS, 4o, n. *oS, 4o, a jungle of thick impenetrable grass or trees; thick, tangled grass or bushes, more than o\, 2c.
oS, 4o,
V.
abundant
.8,
4o, 3c;
ocS, lo,
V.
ty, insincere, as
ocp,
2o, V.
ing;
*o', 2o, to be
made
soft
ocS, 2o,
o'',
z;.
(<?o B.)
make
trouble.
ocS, 3o,
*o', 3o, to
self; to
court a female.
C^cp,
OoS, 3c,
same,
"SooScSS,
4m,
v. to
change one's
clothes.
cS-^SooSSS, 3c, Ic, 3c, 4c, V. to help, to assist. S, 3c, Ic, V. to pass from one year into another.
V. to
exchange, change.
ooS, 4c,
to
off'.
V.
*oo5, 4c, to be broken oft"; to be bald, (j^8oo5, Ic, 4c; a blunt end, as something broken
be broken
off.
ooSooSooS, 4c,
414
OoS, 2o.
V.
c^-jSc^c^^Sco^
to be
ccS, 5o.
ooS, 4o,
V.
*oo5,
4-0,
to teach to read.
Ic, V. to
ca?, 4o,
oS^'Oi
Ic, V.
teach to read.
Oo5, 4o,
(K.j
P. one n. ( C^oc^cS^S, 5c, 5c, 2m, j c^oc^o^ the state of an areeyah, a man, also
5c, 4c, n.
2m.
oco8, (oo^8B.) a hollow pagoda, also ooo8, 5c, 4c. 0'S, Ic, n. (K.and C, S.) an arrow, vide 8'>S, Ic.
o>S,
3c,
a fold,
as,
cbo'iS^
00 1
same as
last def,
for.
a portion; prep.
oS,
4c,
V.
*oS,
up and run
over, as water
^'^y
yonder, beyond;
'prep.
beyond,
as,
."[o^S^djo^,
3c,
of,
3o, 4o;
V.
same.
as
o-jc, 4o,
skein,
thread
or rope;
made
into a skein.
n. a
V.
co^, 4o,
coy,
0'>S, 5o,
V.
Ic,
to
pieces
of the
Ic, tree;
n. a ball or skein of
rope strands.
to exceed;
to
*oS,
5o,
or go
beyond,
be
excessive.
"SS, 5o, 2c, V. to
^oD^cdS
V. to bear, bring forth. (^^SopS (^>8S8, 5o, Ic, 5o, 4c, lo, V. to be or go beyond, to transgress. 8cS, 5o,
-
415
co^o^G^,
r;.
to
^,
^SS^S, 5o,
o8, 2c,
n. *oi, 2c, f
Ic.
Y B.
a basket
made
jsSS,
o8, 2c, n.
(8cS B.)
71.
troops.
commander
in chief.
o8,
5c, V.
*o,
5c, to
V.
self
upon, as a
o, Ic, n.
-
to strike, to beat, vide eoj, 5c. ) the external part or outside of the abdomen. *6, Ic,
n. the
(K. andC.S.
stomach.
to be big-bellied.
V. to
88Se5,
tion.
V.
the
same as o8S,
Ic, lo.
the same,
C^,
to be pregnant.
*o,2c,
o B.
shape,
form;
pattern, nrodel;
2c, (p, 3o.
figure,
comparison, simile;
.
sometimes-
o,
OoJBsoS,
B.) pattern, precedent, sample. oooSsoo B. ) a pattern; example, 2c, 3o, 2c, n. (
precedent.
416
ooDoSoS^,
2c, 4c, 3c, n.
rt.
V
(00686* B.)
a stamp, seal.
a writing copy.
o|,
an example.
oco',
map
of countries.
8S, 2c, 4o, n. the same. q^S, 2c, 3o, n. the same as o, 2c,
2c,
V.
n.
a heap;
{K)6.
jyS. 2c, Ic, V. the
same.
n.
an
artificial
mound made
is
in preparing land
for cultivation in
which dung
burned,
cSo',
o, 4c,
n.
lo.
o, 4c, V. *6, 4c, to have a swelling, as, jdSc^o', 4o, 4c, 5c, to have the lower part of the face full and round,
n, 4c,
is
V.
*6,
knobby;
the
n. a
knot
in
o^'^o,
tree,
n.
the
excrescences on
o, Ic, n. the
o, Ic,
V.
trail.
name
*0'[,
Ic, to
hang
loosely
V. to
V. to trail, as
K.
to be frayed, abraded; )
O, 2c,
edge of a knife blade when struck on a stone, xnde CO, 3c. 71. a grandfather; (K. and C. S.) 4c.
head of a
village.
"35,
2c, 4c, n.
oScp, 2c, lo, n. the same as O^S, 2c, Im. 0^8, 2c, 2c, n. the ruler of a small district, vide c85, 2c.
-^000,
2c, 3c, n.
qS
09c', 2c, 4o,
n.
417
a father-in-law, a term used by men only. n. a public crier, a herald, j^^Scoo?, cw^coo'j', 2c, Ic, 2c,
4o, 2c.
2c, 2c, n. a great grandfather; an appellation of respect
g^>
wife's parents, or
a daugh-
c^5j8gcoS,
^Sf
OOD"!^,
^S, Im.
^^Boo,
<^^cxc68 P.
man,
around a piston
in a native
air tight.
n.
andC.S.)
o, 4c,
71.
V.
to unite together, as
men
in
as things.
occS, 4c, 4o, n. ^ocbs B.) a pearl, sometimes occS, 5c, 4o.
G<S, Ic, V.
*o\,
Ic, to
wind into
skeins.
qS,
sS, Ic,
the imperative of c6', Ic, V. part, with (X3\, 2c, as, oo]^c6', 2c, Ic,
prohibition, sometimes o* , Ic.
53
418
qS, 2c,
n.
eSj^S
*0\, 2c, an ear ornament of cylindrical form inserted in the perforated lobe of the ear; 4c.
(K.)
71.
or
2c,
n.
qS,
2c, n. vide
V.
aS, 2c,
*o], 2c,
(eg B.)
c^w,
-
2c, 3c,
V.
V. to
mind.
cgC(Sc"Y
V.
the same.
to
2c, 2c, v.
qS, 4c,
ci'cw,
*o|, 4c, a Jew's-harp, 4c, 4c, adv. of a youthful and pleasing appearance, with 2c. '>^,
n.
v. vide
used
qS, 5c,
cd,
c^,
5c.
a piece of timber
beam supporting
the lower
n. a piece of timber extending along the top "^co*, lo, Ic, 2c, of a house above the intersection of the rafters.
coS, lo, Ic, n. the rounded part of the back on either side of
the spinal column.
n. the
[mpS B.)
5c, 2o.
C^*, 2o, V.
*0|, 2c, (ooS B.) to put aside or away, to reject. 80S, 2o, 3o, V. the same.
v.
qS, 3o,
-
o'
C(98.S, 3o,2c, adv. with the
419
4o, n. *o|8, 4c, a raft, c^S, 2c; (K. and C. S. j 6c. 4o, w. *o\i, 4c, the upper beam of a balustrade which the
hand
grasps.
^"o8,
n. the
gS, 5o, n, *o, 5c, a goat. C^S, 5o, lo, n. a male goat.
cS-jS, 5o, 2o, n.
an antelope.
c,
qS, 5o,
*o, 5c, to join together flatwise with some adhesive substance; to put one substance upon another in order to
v.
it
make
qS,
00(5,50, 4c;
v. the same. c^, 5o, 2c, 5o, v. *o, 5c, to prevail, conquer, overcome;
V.
to domineer,
with
little
ones.
V.
w, 5o, 2o,
c6*,
V. the
same as
C(S,
5o.
CtScoS, 60, 5o, adv. intensive, very, used with o5, 4c.
5o, V. part, an intensive particle, very, as, C(Sc8, 5o, Ic, very
good; a prefix.
o', Ic, V.
*S,
Ic, to step,
foot, to
march.
^c^o5'8c8.g'[,
stumblingly.
to
go shufflingly or
go
afoot.
part,
with
(X>\t 2c,
sometimes
420
o'cfc'
o%
2c, V.
move a thing
partly round; to
S.) Ic.
course, as a river;
jsq, 2c,
not yet,
not
yet gone.
o', lo, n. *8, Ic, an end, extremity, point.
jd6, lo, 4o,
71.
the chin.
Ic, n. the
lo,
Im,
c8^, lo, Ic, n. the ends of the toes. c8So'S8, lo, Ic, lo, 4c, adv. a little.
80S, lo, 3c, n. the point of a knife or sword. S8, lo, 4c, n. the ends of the fingers.
cQ-aS, lo,5c, n. the tip of the tongue.
oScoS,
axle-tree,
c8o, lo,
o', 2o,
V.
lo, V. the
same as
o', lo.
*8, 2c, to
hit, strike
against,
come
in contact;
to
strike, as fire; (K.) 4o. sS, 2o, 4c, V. to play the Jew's-harp.
from a
flint,
flee.
move
faster
^1, 3o,
2c, V. to
run away.
3oS, 3o, 3o;
to
*8,
4c,
bring
in, as
to
hang
to suspend, as a
shoulder.
cSd',
5o, 2o,
to ride
on a side-saddle.
CO ^^J3
v. the same as o', 5o. o'co^S, 5o, 2c; 5^', 5o, Sc, n. a species of bamboo, col, 6c, *Co|, 5c, 5c.
421
C01,
ac^,
CoC,
6c, 3o;
v.
the
Ic, n.
used for
rope making;
the
bark of the
hibiscus, or sterculia.
cc6, Ic, 3o, n. the bark of one variety of the tree. (SdoS, Ic, 4o, n. the bark of another variety of the tree.
-
c*',
waS,
kind of tree,
making cigars, the sebestens, a species of Cordia. c8, Ic, 4m, n. the bark of one variety of the hibiscus.
n. the bark of one variety of the tree, 5iCoS, Ic, Ic, 5o, V. *q6, 2o, (coTB.) to appear, come to light; (K.) 4c. co^, 2c,
S-aSw^^s, 2c,
lm,4c,
V. to
come into
existence.
appear suddenly.
co^,
3c, n.
a father,
3c.
jDcJ,
"O,
3c, 2o, n. a
man who
or
the
novitiate
the priesthood
his
second father.
cx)8, 3c, 3c, n.
a father-in-law.
n.
a stepfather.
who
n.
person who
lends
person who employs another in work; a money; one who feeds a destitute person.
man.
younger brother.
an own father.
422
9So6
3c, 2c, n. a stepfather.
'0-
co^jag^.
co^j
4Cj
*c^>
4io,
j^,
2c; ta
agree, as, cx^SjooSco^/J^S, 2c, Ic, 4c, Ic. V. to be presumptive evidence, to be credible. c8o^, 4c, Ic, 2c,
co^,
CO^,
4c, conj.
if,
^c^ScoS, 4c,
adv. used with jsq, 2c, cco^, 4c, 4c, ivith indifference.
else.
8y.,
^
sound
on
the ground.
O^o^,
the same.
^^Jd,
^b,
MoS,
5c.
5c, v.
*oS,
^S, 2o,
n.
rind,
peel, skin,
shell,
husk, nuUj
(K.)
So, 2o,
pounded
rice.
6, 2o, lo,
to be thin-barked or shelled;
to be
thin,
not
stout; to be agile.
o6, 2o,
<^h, 3o,
V.
lo, V. vide
^^6,
2o, lo.
*oS,
3o, to
face, as a sore, a
-
V. 1^5, Ic,
*o5,
pushing
^S, 2c,
(K.) bulge out, protuberate, 36, lo. ^S, 3c, n. *o8, 3c, an artificial cavern.
V. to
3c.
71.
the Sb,ine.
?8cgS
428
as in excavat^o5, 4c,
^68,
^6, 8c,
*o8,
an object of
worship.
JD<?, 8c,
j^S^St^-^S,
-
power of another.
,o8^Sc8,
^8, 3c, 2c,
'
same as ^8, 8c. o8, 4c, n. beginning, commencement, cj^Ycotj^uyS, 2c, 6c, Ic, 4c. 88, lo, n. form, shape; pattern, example, rule; what pertains to a person or thing, one's property, as, '^S^S, 3o, lo.
j;8S, 3c, Ic, V. the
'
n.
natural state
without
modification; adv.
in
shaping a sandal.
C"0^c88, lo, 4c, 3o, n. a pattern of the neck of a jacket. -oo8, lo, lo, n. the same as ^8, lo.
cSo88Sc5', lo, Ic, lo, 4c,
n.
the suitable,
natural
relation
of
husband and
'
c88jd^,
lo,
Im,
manner, likewise,
lo, lo.
so.
same as ^ScbS,
denoting astonishment.
possess,
^8,
2o, V.
be over, to be
8S,
-
(K.) 4o.
life
cocS,
and death.
868s, 2o, 2o, adv. intensive, generally with a negative, as, j3Q|i
^8?8,
2c,
4f;.
2o, 2o.
^SSS^SoS,
3o. ^8, 3o, n. *o8, 3o, a shallow crucible, in/req., 88, v. *o8, 3o, to be out of the way, to err, be wrong; to 88, 3o,
fail
of
by mistake.
^8,
424
SSj^'^SooS, 3o, 4c, 3o. 4o,
concerning a matter,
JcS>S^ 3o,
?'>^^
V.
to
mistake a road,
to
mistake
a muscle, vide j;8>S^S, Im, 3o. 86, 4o, V, *o5, 4o, to give light to, to cause to shine, give light
Im,
V. to strain
to a person.
cS, 4o, Ic, V. to cause light to
come
to or enter a place.
oS,
8o5, 2c, V. *ooS, ^c, to open, be opened, cfocp, 2c. o?cS> 2c, 4o, V. to open for the purpose of looking into or
out
of.
8o5, 4c,
V.
as,
^oS/>S, 4c,
4'C,
V. to shoot clay balls with a bow. WiSjdS^'^S, 4c, 2o, lo, Ic, to be straight, as a tosA or tree. 80S, 4c, 0.
80S, 5c,
V.
same.
*o*S,
Ic,
ooSoSS,
lo.
8'>S, Ic, V.
an arrow used in a
*o^,
Ic, to scatter,
throw about.
ccS, Ic, 2o, v. the same. <Sd8^^ccS8, Ic, 2o, Ic, 2o; adv. with a rotund or globose form, 8>S8S, 2c, 3c, '>S, 4o,
also 2o, 3o.
n. the very beginning, origin. ^'>S, 4c,
o-^S^^,
.
trembling from a concussion, used with crowded, used with o, 5c. 3o;
4c, 4c, adv.
00^,
o^o'>S,
same.
O-^S, 5c, n.
*o>S,
^>
425
^^"oaS,
^S,
-
5c, V. to cast
V.
away.
8^,
d8^c8^,
unknown
to.
same as
8S,
3o.
j^o5^, 3o, 4m, 4(C, v. to do evil to a person. ^S, 4o, V. *o^, 4)0, to incline, place obliquely;
n.
to be inclined;
an incline, a slope.
V.
8o, 3o,
*oS, 3o, to
strike,
as
the
water agitated by the shaking of the vessel which contains it; n. a. wave, used as a couplet with c8S, 4o.
V.
to slop over.
^S^SoSoS,
^^, 4c,
adv.
of the hands.
V. 6, 4c, to
thing dry like parched corn. S6^S, 4o, 4o, adv. completely, full to the brim, c8, Im.
V. *6, 5o, to y<5, 5o,
88,
Ic, V. to
^8, 3c, V. *o\, 3c, to throw, cast, as a stone; (K.) 4c. ooS, 3c, 5c, V. the same.
^8, 3c,
V.
to *o'[, 3c,
V.
the same.
^8, 4c,
V.
up
so as to look under;
to be lifted
by
<^c^
sam,
called
^8,
4c, V.
by cold or
5o, 4c.
^^^^CoY* ^^)
^8, 5c,
V.
*o, 5c,
to
come
in succession, as different
companies of men.
54
426
to be wet, oS^S, 4c, lo; more freq., 5o. ^8, lo, V. *o|, Ic, V. the same. ^, lo, 5c,
of,
on account
of.
vc' co^ o|, 3o, Ic, 2c, 3c, conj. therefore, vide ^cpco, 4o, 4c. ac'ecS, 3o, Ic, 3o, conj. therefore; (C. S. j ^8co', 3o, Ic.
coB, 3o, 4c, prep, on account iSoaS, 3o, Ic, prep, the same.
of.
01C'[,
88, 5o,
V. the
same as 38,
lo.
mud.
338o,
o^,
2c, V.
*3^, 2o,
V. to
an animal.
oB,
by cold
V. the
same.
oS,
one time,
c$o8, 2c.
yag'^ooSoDoS, 3c,
adv. the
first
time.
oS,
'3c,
V. to return to a place;
'^^'
to return,
go back.
5k^H'^^^'
pB,
4c,
V.
*3B, 4o,
n.
a short
gSjD8
427
oB5,
00 g.S, 4c, 5c, 4c, v. to be very diminutive in stature. O^, 5c, n. *QS, 5o, a collection of several, houses or districts
as,
^^88,
5c, 4o;
o)do8,
local jurisdiction. 9So.S'c'[8, 5c, 3o, 5c, 4c, n. a o^8.S, 5c, 5o, V. to quarrel, be at cross purposes.
n. one
of the stomachs of
oS, Ic, n. a booth or hut having an arched roof. coS, Ic, 5o, n. a howdah.
-
oo5, Ic, 3o, n. a small hut used by a priest during the time
of confessing
sins.
o5,
Ic, V.
*86,
of,
care
jD'>So8c'S,
arrange work.
minister
to
-c|ooc|,
religion.
V.
to
or propagate
ooSoS^o5,
-
4m,
v.
the same.
family.
V. to
c6, 2c,
*85, 2o, to pierce, or be pierced, penetrate, go through; to have a hole made into; to go through to, i. e. to reach
of,
4c;
(C.S.)
Ic.
V.
be
familiar with
the ins
and
Im, 4c,
V. the
v.
to
go straight through,
as a hole.
same.
(o)S B.)
to
pawn
or mortgage, vide
jd,
5c.
g8,
3c, w.
*8,
bamboo; (K.)
Ic.
428
oS"!,
-
^c8
8c, Ic, n. the leg
c8'S, 3c, Ic, n. the parts between the joints of the toes. c8'>Sod8, 3c, Ic, 40, v. to be long-legged.
',
3c, 5c,
71. 71.
to be long-armed.
joints.
n.
cane.
o5, 4c,
the
V.
*u,
fire.
"8S,
o^S,
oS, 4c,
up through,
to
as yeast.
*8S, 4o,
cols 8 B.
associate
with;
to join, be
JDS,
60S,
company
with.
ooSB.)
oSSS, 4c,
4o,
n.
a village
to associate,
pS,
-oS, 6c,
9^,
o^,
V. to scold, revile. co|, 5c, 2c, 5c, 3c, V. to scold, less strong than
2c, n.
V.
*3o5, 2o, the lungs; (K.) 4c. *3o5, 2o, to be smooth, fine, nice, handsome.
be clean and clear.
same.
ooS, 3c,
V.
the
sam.
t;.
^8'>c,
ooSojS,
OoS, 4c,
to
wash with
silver.
3c, 4c, n.
V.
*3oS,
to
division, part.
g'58g'^(S
429
oo5j;88, 4c, lo, n. the portion of the body from the small of the
sometimes 4c.
oaS,
3c, V. *8'>S,
as food
o^,
3c, V.
*8^,
same.
0'>83cp, 4c, 4o, adv. in the prime of youth, used of persons about sixteen years of age,
(b.).
g-aSScp, 4c,
Ic.
4:^,
adv.
o5,
2c, n.
oS, 2c, lo, n. a variety of this disease. o5, Sc, Ic, n. one kind of malignant erysipelas, more dangerous than 2c, lo.
gtS'oS,
V.
(K.) to
when
children play.
0(58(58(5, 4c, 4c, 4o, 4o, adv. with a rattling sound. 06*, 5c, V. *8t5, 50f to hide or conceal one^s self, vide 85, 4o.
oS,
vide o.
ScS, 2c, 3c, V. to spread out as paper in the process ot making. S8, 2c, 4o, V. to permit a person to return to any place.
c8oS, 2c, 3c, V. the same as o', 2c.
V. the
same.
V, to
V.
away
disease on an animal, or
on the
image of one.
ODOoS, 2c, 5c, 4o,
ccS, 2c,
]8,
V. to
spread news.
Ic, V.
V.
to send
away,
freedom.
2c, 4c,
to
send,
self.
permit.
o', 4c, n. (
b B.
3aSo'^(5,
430
o'-oooS, 4c, 2o, 2o,
n.
8
the
festival
o'oo<^,
(ooS^
pagoda.
connected
with
a
coSc^^Sco-jS,
n.
a festival
priest's funeral.
aoS cgS, 4c, 2o, 4c, n. vide g'-oooS, 4c, 2o, 2o.
00, 4c, 4c, n, vide
,
g'c85,
4c, 3c.
4c, 5c, n.
a horse race.
(hooSiB.)
the
same as
o', 4c.
c85,
2m,
an anniversary
festival.
a broker, agent, go-between. j ( used as a future particle with an adversative sense, part,
d8 B.
vg',
vide
4c.
c8S, 4c, Ic, conj. but, nevertheless, vide vg'c8S, 4c, Ic.
co,
o, Ic, V.
lofty object.
g^,
Ic, 2c, V. to
cioog^,
o, Ic, V.
OtS,
box
rounded out,
(b.),
also used in
ooo>Soo|8,
*,
to stay
up, brace
up
by putting something
flatwise,
as one
(gjEcooS
4c, 4c, adv.
431
oo,
man
repeating Bud-
dhist prayers.
V. *3S, 3c, B. ) <^S, 3o, ( <goS treat derisively.
to be witty, trifle
with, deride,^
an astrological scheme, which <g5jDc88, 3o, 5c, 2c, n. (6ffl8SP.) forms the basis of subsequent calculations; an almanac. adv. *SB, 4c, with the sound of slapping or rapping. (g-S, 4o,
OjScoSaoS,
<gS, 4o, V.
*36, 4c,
GSsB.
GoS
to be violent, pungent, j
GS,
to
4o.
(goS, 3o,
V.
*8o5, 3c,
B.
JDmoS'^,
V.
GocoS P.
graduated roof.
(goSoo^c^, 3o, 5c, 2c,
discussion.
n.
(
Gooo^o P.
(RqSs p.)
(gS, 2o,
V.
*8'S, 2c,
(y^
B.) to repeat,
4c;
adv. a
time,
twice, <g'>88'[, 2o, 3c, once, cg8(gc>S!, Ic, 2o, to repeat from memory. c8^, 2o, 3c, V.
-
v.
virtue
Qc8ao\,
3o, 2c;
^?|9C1, 5c,
(X[,
4^c8co|, 5c, 5c, 2c; y3^8'0|, 5c, 5c, 2c., Ic, v. to be well rounded out in the abdomen, 0(J\\, Ic, Ic.
<^\cB,
of
any
a. (^\t, 4c,
v. <^|s, 4c,
aux. (oc^og B.) used to denote flat things, *S, 4c, (Q B.) to show, c-sS, lo.
V.
4o.
,g,
on the stage.
432
ajsdS.S, 4c, 4c, v. to parade.
ooa''o8, 4c, 4c, 4c,
V.
gS
to
work miracles.
V. to practice legerdemain. |5ccS, 4c, 3o, 6o, CoBc8.S, 4c, 8c, 4c, V. to parade, to practice on parade.
^oo\,
^' ^ ^ ^^^^ ^ being inferior to man, ( @83^ one of the four states of suffering, applied to the inhabiting lower animals, as insects, fish, serpents.
3c, 2c,
n.
5c, 5c, n.
^^OD,
@^3
P.
) Scorpio,
2c, 5c, n.
(GgScooo
mountain.
P.)
Myenmo
88, 2m.
brilliantly.
c^, 5c,
V.
(^ B.)
(
^ B.)
with,
cg^, 2c,
4o,
V.
self,
^,
3o.
V. the
same.
001, ^^f^^t
^* ^^
pleased, to agree.
to be
Ic, V.
happy
in
mind.
for
blowing or projecting.
4c, 3c, n.
*^oS,
and ocooS,
5c,
-SlR^^^^' ^'
Go5,
4o, V. to
^^' ^
^^'
'^'
^^^P
"^
have a scar.
^^y
same.
8, lo,
V.
to
fly
with a swift,
gliding motion,
GS,
So, V.
*S,
ScSo
438
G8Q8,
pS, 4o,
*8S,
4c,
as a
Buddh
to
become manifest
S, 4c, V. *8, 4c, to cover with, dress, to wear, (b.V "oSScQS, 4c, 4c, 4c, 4m, v. to wear clothes,
(b.),
having
many
raggedly, co', 5c. S, 5c, V. *8, 5c, to wait for, be on attend on, protect, /jS, 6c, lo, V. to stand sentry.
care
of,
the
lookout
for,
to take
v. to
be faithful.
to
coo9c/3Q?,
V.
superintend,
direct,
as affairs
09<^.
speaking repeatedly.
doing repeatedly. ^coo^8o5, 5c, 3c, 4m, 5c, 3c. V. to wait for, hope for. QO\, c8S, 5c, 4c, V. to watch and care for, as a nurse or a shepherd.
<fo^OO, 5c, 4c, Ic, V. to watch, guard the door.
cS, 5c, Ic, V. to be devoted to the service of a nat.
V. to feed,
tend, as animals.
v.
2m,
cO(S,
86",
from sight.
2m,
4c,
V.
2m, 4o,
V.
S,
5m,
animate or inanimate.
side by side. coo'j'x)^, 5m, 2c, Ic, adv. the sides in the '^cS'oS, 5m, 5c, 5m, 3c, n.
region
of the
digestive organs.
co',
S, 4o,
5m,
n.
Ic, n. the
to
the
by
434
6o
06
The
Consonant in the
60, 5c,
11.
class of labials.
the hatchet
of the Shans. ^-S, 5c, 5c, n. the same. n. a blade cSi^oS, 5c, 2c, 5o,
angles, for clearing
away
grass, etc.
n.
a blade with
field.
oSco,
be overcast, overspread with clouds. 5c, 2c, v. to be deep blue, I'ike the clear sky, "SScfcc^, 5c, Im, V. to be overcast with clouds. -^'i^, 5c, 2c,
^, 5c, 3c,
V. the
V.
same.
to be clear, unclouded.
o5c^>S,
^oScS, 5c,
ScjD^S, 5c,
00 1, 5c, 2c,
to strike, as lightning.
cSoS, 5c, 2o, V. to thunder in short, abrupt claps. otS, 5c, 3o, o, to lighten; n. lightning.
V. vide 4o. (^c8, 5c, 4o, cSdc^oS, 5c,
V. to ^, 5c, 4c,
"
rumble
coS,
5c, ]c, V. to
5c, 2o,
thunder; n. thunder.
co53oSo|,
coS. 5c, 5o,
4m,
Ic, n.
clouds which
lie
in scales.
same.
to
(j^8cSpvSop, 5c, 3c, lo, 4o, V. to rain. V. the same as cSoooS, 5c, 4o. /2^, 5c, 4c,
CJO,
5c, n.
(LaosJ
(i>5^
n. ( <t>^/30'[, 3c, 5c, 2c,
435
Bagawah, a name applied
to
ooodl
P.
a Buddh.
6oS^, 4c,
n.
rice,
curry.
mustard plant.
which grows at the
lOOO^,
edge of lakes or rivers. a plant whose white fragrant rootlets are J^\, 4c, Ic, n. eaten in the Shan States.
much
K,
as,
lo;
^o,
"86*,
bamboo hedges, whose used for curry, "88, 4c, Im, n. leaves or herbs used for making curry. "SdSaS, 4c, 3c, 4c, n. the fragrant arum.
4c, 5o,
n.
a creeper growing in
leaves
and
fruit are
vegetable planted 5o8.g', 4c, 3c, 4c, 4o, n. whose leaves are used for curry. '9'3', 4c, lo, lo, n. spinous amaranthus.
with mustard,
of
which are used for curry. -^"O, 4c, 4o, n. a thorny bush whose leaves are used for food.
CCOY, 4c, 4c,
n. a stew of a plant of
and
fish
n. the leaves of a plant used in cooking. cgoSc/so^, 4c, 4c, 3c, 008.8, 4c, 5c, 3c, n. a species of anethum.
cooS^,
4c, 3o,
3m,
n. spilanthes acmella.
^V>
4)0,
436
cSo5o29
11.
Indian horse-radish tree, moringa. a creeper whose leaves are used to eat with
'^
used as food.
n. leaves of the
n.
pumpkin.
o,
4c, Ic,
leaves.
8S, 4c, 3c, n. the scarlet clerodendron, vide ooSSScSS, Ic, 3c,
lo; sometimes applied to the fragrant clerodendron.
O, 4c, 3o, n. a shrub, which grows in low moist places after the
85, 4c,
-^OoS,
cSd-j^i,
cSoS, 4c, 4m, n. a small plant the leaves of which are used for
food.
ci)',
etc.
n.
a white onion.
^Sc8S,
8 j8(S^.S,
4c, 2c, lo, n. vide cfc58y^6c8S, 4c, 2c, Ic, lo. 4c, 2c, Ic, 2o, n. vide cSo^cjp^, 4c, Ic.
n. onions, shallots. 8q^8c8S, 4c, 2c, Ic, lo, 6, 4c, 2c, n. onion tops.
n. leaves
coi*^^,
c8S, 4c, lo, n. flesh of animals used for food, particularly beef.
vide Ic. cfc^jDj, 4c, (K.) garlic, a shrub, the flower* and leaves of which are
n.
used as a curry
powder.
ci>3
437
(fo^CcSco, 4c, 4o, 2c, n. a shrub whose leaves are used for curry.
CO'sS, 4c, 4o, n. a kind of creeper.
a species of ficus. O^^', 4c, lo, 3c, n. a shrub whose leaves are used for curry. <y^t 4c, 5o, n. a creeper whose leaves are poisonous to dogs.
71.
y?>
O"!^,
4c, 3o, n.
cumin.
Ftcus infectoria.
n. garlic.
n.
minced
fish
<i),
wrapped and baked. *cS^, 4c, a pod; oo8, 4c, 2c, n. a bean pod;
4c, n.
4o.
have
pods.
oo5, 4c,
V.
blanket.
coojO|,
4c, 2c, n.
idol, [q^I^eoo
oo^OD, 4c,
Ic, n. a door.
/>8cx>S, 4c, Ic, 3c, 4o, n. vide og|o./^8o|i, 2c, 5c, 4c, 4c. cjo5, 5c, V. *cS,S, 5c, to chop, mince; (K.) 3o.
(Sa-S,
lengthwise
applied
water.
j^S, 2o, 2o,
into
to
n.
long
split
like tiles
for
roofing.
tt'^cS*,
c^,
CoS, 2o, n. mistletoe worts, parasites of the genus loranthus, each kind taking the name of the tree on which it is found, as,
<fo^^^S,
6oSf 2o,
V. to
mango
loranthus;
(K.) 4o.
hand of another
bamboo
floor,
bamboo
flooring.
438
62S, 3o,
V.
cfcSc^
<So, 4o, n.
(K.andC.
S. )
qS,
loom.
<SdS,
-
Ic,
V.
coS,
cS-jS, ^,
flesh.
Ic, 2o, V, to
Ic, 2o,
one's birthplace.
60S, 2c,
n.
*cS,
2c, the
bank of a
n.
the
^^,
2c, 4c,
71.
the steep
to limestone
regions.
[j|ooo5, 2c, 4c, 2o, n. a breach in such a bank. 00 S, 4c, V. (Laos) to listen, obey, 00, 2c, also 4o.
cSd, 5c,
v.
jaa, 5c,
cjoS,
60S, lo,
60S, lo, n.
of a balance.
cjo',
CX)'>S,
c^Sc8^,
2c, Ic.
^1*
^^' ^' ^
thiow down.
up against.
v.
the same.
V.
60S, 4o, n. *cS8, 4c, (ooSs B.) the ganja or bhang plant, vide 06, 4o. 60S, 4o, t;. *cj86, 4c, to be unsubstantial, empty, void, good for
nothing, as a seed; to be void of truth, as, <q6oS, 4o, 4o;
to be unable to see, vide oojcSoS, Ic, 4o.
n.
membranous net
or corering of
when cleaning
as the wind.
it
from dust.
*o8o5, 4c, (006 B.) to read anything. 4c, 2o, v. the same.
<Sdo5, 5c, V.
*cSo5, 5c, to strike with a quick, sharp stroke, generally with a small rod. c8cS, 5c, 5o, V. the same.
V.
the
2o, v.
cSoo5, 2o, V.
*co5, *coS,
V.
(K.
4c.
to separate from,
CJ3], 2o, 5c,
to separate, as friends
no longer friendly; to
make
a schism.
CJ3|cSooSccS, 2o, 5c, 2o, 3o, v. the same. ac, 2o, 4o, V. to wean; to be weaned.
cSdcS, 3o, v.
6oc^.conS, 3o, 5c, 3o, n. (cosootS P.) a grand revolution or period of time which is distinguished by two Buddhs in succession.
440
cSoSc5oScSScSS
Ms
same.
2c, Ic.
6do5coo5, 5o,
<So>S, Ic, n.
5o, w.
,
(C. S.)
vide
ooc^,
*cS>f
Ic.
of animals,
-giS,
adv. with
a whirling,
revolving
motion,
as
Ic, v. to
dream, vide
y*^*
Ic, Ic, V. to
dream,
see in a
dream.
and hard,
to wring.
cSd^S, 3c, V.
*cS^,
3c, to be
plump, firm
cSo^,
-
a mustard seed.
*cSS,
chop.
-DoS, 4c,
2o, V. to cut
off".
4c, V.
4c, 3c;
v.
same.
as
cSdoS, 5c,
*cS^,
5c, to
dough: to
same.
(So-^S,
lo,
mind.
2m,
V. the
same as
cSd'>S,
lo.
slices, to
OD>c, lo,
Ic;
V.
pare
oft',
vide o8'S,
(K.j 4o.
Ic, Ic,
cSo8oo(ScSD8.g
441
(fo^S, 2o, n.
cfc^S, 2o,
T*.
(oS B.) to
f.
.
00 6, 2o, 4o,
form and
appearance
6o'a^, 3o, n.
C^oS3S, ^,
cS^S, 3o,
4o,
4m, Im,
slice,
v. the
same.
*cS8, 3c, a
piece of anything.
Ic, n. a clod;
sod, turf.
to have the
00^,
3o,
V.
fine hair
same as
3o.
60S, 2o,
V.
*cSBcS,
6o6f 2o, V. *cS(S, 2c, to make a confused noise, as the sound of water when disturbed; to scatter in fine particles, as water
&.
(00CX)DOc8 P.) one of the four
5c, 2c, 2c.
infi-
o^S^,
5c, 3c, n,
camphor.
(a<goooono P.j rude, violent^ abusive language, 4o, 4c, 4o, 4o. <Pfo5p./g, OOCOOO'^S, 5c, 5c, 2o, n. (acogoS P. j one who has obtained either
of the four great rewards.
CJ08, Ic, V.
fire;
(K.) 4c.
to broil over the coals.
same.
fire.
od8, 2c,
71.
x>,
4c.
608, 4c, n. (Laos) the evening meal. 638, 2o, V, *cS8, 2c, to throw, scatter around; (C. S.) lo; (K.) 4o.
0^6'6D8.;g,
56
442
<i)88aS, 2o, Ic,
V.
6^1
to throw about, scatter around.
to boast.
to
talk
boastfully,
make great
pretensions.
V.
the
V.
same as
($38, 4o.
4o, 2c,
to boast,
to
make great
pretensions, jy^S6o3f
2c, 4o.
^000 P.) a state of existence of which there present, past, and future.
71.
are
600B,
cSo
5c, 3o,
(coooS P.] the summit of a Sekkya system. (00I B.j a blanket of any kind.
5c.
n. vide
/ag-jcoDoo,
&,
cSo,
3c,
71.
n.
71.
3o. n.-vide <Sb(^S, 3c, c^S, 3c, 3o, <>&, 4c, 4c, adv. copiously, used of weeping, as, '^0O'[CoS&6b,
5c, Ic, 4o, 4c, 4c.
cSBcSB,
<x>,
4o,
V.
*cS, 4c,
to
accuse on suspicion,
6*,
2o;
to
receive
under
false pretenses.
V.
by
property of others.
ooS, 4o, 2o, V. the
same as &,
4o.
V.
to accuse of witchcraft.
&,
by spreading,
as a sore.
6is,
(oSi B.)
to seize
on, apprehend,
JB8c,
5o, 4o.
cSd|^,
Ic, n. *o8.
Ic,
offers
barrier;
or bamboos;
^1?^B'?^
cX)|jd8,
448
Ic 3c,
n.
cSco|g, Ic, 4o, 4c, n. a large window with hinges at the top. n. the throne of the Sekkya prince, used with jdo x>, Ic, 4ic,
co\, 5c, 5c, 2c.
"Soc^, Ic, 3c, 4c, n. t)i(g ctp^y', 4c, Ic. C09S, Ic, 4o, n. a raihng or partition around a room veranda, lower than a proper partition.
008, Ic, lo,
5c, 5c, 2c.
cjo',
or
n.
Sekkya prince,
vide j5ocO|,
Ic, 4c, n.
flint.
of the
5^w,
5i^^
Ic, Ic, n.
^^'
^>
'*^
^S,
Ic, 4o,
V.
to
join,
by
side;
to gather
V.
V.
to be
from the same stock, as twins at one birtk, plantains adhering to each other; n. twins.
08, Ic, 4o,
5^6\ Ic, 3c,
<fo|,
V. to
V.
the same.
2c,
71.
the
flat
hand or
foot;
(K.) 4c.
n.
2c,
to
V.
*c,
with
vg],
2c
2c, 2c;
to allot, appor-
tion;
6'j3q8, 2c,
V. to
444
cS3|cSp8j!>y;^o5doS
V.
to split
to sever, disjoin.
V, to
of,
to
make a
come
in contact acciden-
tally.
2c, 5o;
5i^*^^5
^c
5o, 5o;
85,
way.
n. (fojcoi^, 2c, 2c,
P.
(Sdioc]^,
CODo^o
forty
short
sentences
for
repetition.
a cloud.
jdS, 3c, 3c, n.
a curtain or screen.
jdSjoSooS, 3c, 3c, lo, 4c, n. a mosquito curtain, Q3o5, 4c. jd8, 3c, 3o, n. the cloth wrapped around the calf of the leg.
a cloth used in taking up a hot vessel. BtScw^, 3c, 3c, 3c, n. jyS, 3c, 4c, n. anything spread out to lie on, a mattress.
.o6'.S, 3c, 4c, 2o, n, a mattress stuffed in sections.
-gtS'ciicp,
'
c88, 3c, 2o, n. anything spread to lie on. c8, 3c, Im, n. a mattress or coverlet stuffed with cotton,
c5o|
2m,
n.
woman
to cover her
waist.
'Jt^>^,
oip'^c,
cSS
4,45
cSd185c8S,
C0"[,
3c,2o,2m,
n.
3c, Ic, n.
a cloth
a waist cloth rolled up about the waist. or blanket used to hold a child on
the back.
^cS/^S,
3c. 3c.
bound on the
breast,
cSo'Jcio',
the same.
of, leave the care of, to
88, 3c, 4c, Va to cease taking care away from one's hands.
S, 3c.
n. a cSd^, 4c,
put
(SoioO'cScS, 3c, 3c, 3c, 3c, adv. with a wide opening, used with
as
same.
P.)
a Buddhist priest.
(^^[
n.
(
<>,
%^') a
)
priestess of
Buddha.
a
ooc8o5oSo5 P.
ceremony of inauguration. cS^cS^, 4c, 4c, adv. in a squirting manner, o6^co', 2o, 5c, 4o.
<S5, 2o,
n.
a kind of reed.
8S, 3o,
as,
cS^
in/'reg., vide
8^^6,
size,
2o, 3o.
<SS, 3o,
V, to
be alike of equal
cS.So8^, 4o, 4o, adv. with numerous spots, dots, small figures, co*,
4o.
a custom, used in composition, ooScSS, 4c, 3c; a book, as, ^cSS, 4o, 3c, a history or record.
V. to
cSS, 3c,
C0Sj
2c, (b.j.
446
cBcp
2m,
V.
much
as;
to be even, with-
my
mind,
if
am
the judge.
cSS, lo, V. *cSS, Ic, to be placed together, to be by the side of, to put alongside; to be with, together with, vide OoScSS,
4c, lo.
O, lo, 4c, V. to
cSa',
put side by
V.
side, as
two
vessels.
fire.
fire,
c^8,
is
rice
as
cSS, lo,
to
be in contact with.
cSS, 4o, n. a chatty, earthen vessel, pot, Co9, 3c. cBS, 5o, V. *cBS, 5c, to be emaciated, reduced in
son; to be under size, as a fruit.
size, as
a per-
cSrS, Im, n. (C. S.) vide cScp, 4m. cBcS, 3m, V. to be the same, equal,
suitable.
as
much
as;
to
be meet,
cScS,
4m,
(K.) a mill for crushing sugar cane, a machine for separating cotton from the seed, vide JsS, 5o.
n.
ScS^cS, 4m, 5m, Ic, n. (K.j a machine for cleaning cotton; vide Ic. (C. S.) Im, 5m, Ic, /jS-^oSj^c^, 5o, 3c, cBcS, lo, v, '(S-^S, Ic, to be somewhat elevated, high, as land.
V. the o:^S, lo, Ic,
same.
hang up.
V.
the same.
made by
cut cloth,
>S, 3c.
^^,
cBcS, 2o,
*cS^,2c, what
is
flat,
used as an
a.
aux. for
flat
coS>ag8cS
a board. cSc^Scp, 2o, 3o, n. 60S, 2o, 3o, n. bamboo boards.
n. a flat rock. q^^^-jS, 2o, 2o, Ic,
447
a weight equal to four mats; a rupee, vide n. cBc^, 4o, (K.) j^S, 3o.
cBoS, 2c,
V.
*cSooS, 2c, to
break
off,
as
coS,
human
habitations, as,
V.
the same.
V. the
same.
<So5, 3c, V. *cfooS, 3c, (8o5B.) to invite. z;. the same. oS, 3c, 4o; <j^, 3c, 5c,
(SoS, 4c, V. *cSdo5, 4c, to miss a mark, err, be wrong; to quarrel;
to sin against.
jD'sS, 4c, Ic, V. to
quarrel, to fight.
to be at variance in feeling.
wrong road;
eat
to
V. to
what
is
hurtful.
v. to
offend against,
v. the
same as cSoSjd^S,
path or a
4c, Ic.
way marked
out.
adv. very, applied to darkness, as, 006*0880000 cSoS, 4c, 2c, 4c, 4c, to be very dark.
n.
*<fooS, 5c, the red
cBo5, 5c,
pepper plant,
chilli;
K.
4m;
2m. (C.S.)
(8o5s|Si B.) the long pepper, piper Ionium. cBoS, 2m, n. *c5oo5, 2o, a ghost, apparition; (K. ) 4m. 2m, 3c, 4o, n. a ghost of a child.
n.
^5c,
448
cBo5, 4!m, V.
*cfeoS, 4o, to
(B8
be hot, pungent to the taste; ^C. S.)
2m.
cSoS, 2o, V. *6dcS, 2o, to roar, as thunder; to be loud, thundering; also used with <So5, 4c, to denote a noisy quarrel.
5J'>^>
2o, 3o,
V. the
same.
(SoS, 3o,
V. *cSdoS,
3o, to
mark with a
straight line
by means of
V. the
3c.
S, 3o, 3c, V. to
JX''
mark with a
^^^ same.
straight line
by means of a cord.
^Oj
'^^
t^.
^'
cSoS, 4o,
*cSooS,
4o,
to shake,
sprinkle.
v. to
tremble.
v.
to shake
^,
4o, 5c,
V.
to sprinkle water.
cSo5, 5o,
V.
sam; ^C. S.) 5o, (K.) cSoScSoS, 5o, 5o, adv. with the sound of tearing or ripping, as
c8cp, 5o,
4m,
V.
the
Im.
cloth,
c^,
4c.
(>$, 2c, n. *6o'3^, 2c, (c8^t B.) <BS, 5o, V. *6oS, 5o, to be flat.
001, 5o, Ic,
V.
to wink.
y.
oojoS,
to hint
by winking.
as ia
to place the
V. to
rind of bark.
og>8, Ic, 2c,
n.
the
bamboo
weaving mats.
n. the cuticle. '>^6cS8'>cS, Ic, 5o, Ic, Ic, ', Ic, 5c, n. the outer integument of the bark of a tree.
:S8, Ic,
V.
to whistle;
(K.j
4c.
<cSb'
4.4.9
V.
the same.
V. the
same.
whistling sound, as wind blow-
*6oS,
2c, to
make a
3m,
V. *cSd8,
order, by putting
some things
in their
disposing of others.
V. to
put away.
V. to clear
away, as weeds,
3c.
grass, bushes.
V. the
^ScS8oo8,
cB8, 4o,
V.
(
same.
K. and C. S.
cS8cS8,
cS8,
4o, adv. thinly scattered, used with yS, 2o. Ic, n. *6d'[, Ic, a boil, ulcer.
4.0,
4m,
n. the same.
n. a being superior to man and inferior to the *cSo|, Ic, brahmas, and having its dwelling place in one of the six
^^\,
Ic, 3c.
be possessed by a spirit, to be bewitched. C088S, Ic, 3c, 4o, n. the spirit of a village or district which
inhabits certain trees.
098, Ic, 3c, n. a kind of evil spirit, elf or goblin said to have the power of assuming different forms.
evil oog', Ic, 2c, 4c, n. a kind of
spirit.
08^,
have
stiffness
cles
spirit presiding
aS^cS,
4m,
v. to
be
ill
such a
spirit.
57
450
cBo5cx>C||, Ic, So, 5c, 2c,
-
6:iSo*j:>\o^
n.
evil spirit.
an
evil spirit.
n.
a kind of
solitary places.
n. a tree nymph, a hamadryad, ^^'oopo. Ic, 3c, 5c, 4c, Ic, 3c, n. family guardian spirits. o5,
c8^,
guardian
c8S8,
an
person and
c86*8oS, Ic, 4c,
4m,
V. the
same.
co|co,
Ic,
Ic, n.
the person
whom
bad
enters.
yScSoS,
kind of
of some animal and destroys men. ^j5cS, Ic, 3c, 4o, n. the shades of children.
cSco, Ic, 4c, n.
(
c8co8 B.
same.
from
weakness
or sleep.
V.
from
sleep.
c,
tS
V. the same as cS, 2c. cjicSoo|, 2c, Ic, 2c, Ic, n. a fireplace, used in composition. 4c,
cSd', 4c,
3o.
cSp.S,
2c,
V.
sow seed.
V.
the same.
V. to
be transplanted.
cSr^S
451
60S, 2c,
V.
vide
woScS^B,
5c, 2c;
(K. and C.
60B, 3c, adv. to-morrow, SScSpS, 3o, 3c. 6dS, 3c, v. used only with c8 p, 2o, to place one after another, (b.). 6^3, 4c, V. *6oS, 4c, to throw with a scooping motion, as rice with
the hand or a vessel.
cSb^, 5c, n.
evil spirit.
the same.
an
ground.
be stout, large.
3o, 2c,
to be stout
and plump.
body, collection, c^o, 4o. breach, patch a hole, darn.
cSpS,
cSp5,
Ic, V. *cSdS,
Ic, to
mend a
^8,
2c, n. (00 B.) a mansion, abode, S^cj-sS, 3c,2o; a division of the universe of which there are thirty-one, viz., /3tiGS:S
cSpS, 5c,
the
w^c^
man;
SScScp^^cSpS, 4o,
^ooS6'y^cSoS, 2c, 5c, 4c, 4o, 2c, the sixteen superior material heavens; and yaooodCcSpS, 5c, 2c, 5c, 2c, 2c, the four
n.
co^Y^L'^^'')
Buddha.
B.) a beggar.
same.
opSwofiS,
ap5, 4o,
4c, 4c, V. ((sSgios B.) to eat, (clerical). 4c, 5c, 2c, n. laurus ramphor, purified
71,
camphor.
(K.) a
452
4o,
v.
cScjoS
cSdS,
*cX)S, 4o,
to be easily crumbled,
as a
mealy potato
when cooked,
-- 9cS, 4o, Ic,
ic, 4o.
cSpS,
V.
dressed cotton,
j^cScSoS,
4o, (6) n.
yV
z;.
a.
tuft,
away, scatteringly.
in a scattering
the same.
up and disappear
man-
directions.
V.
to unlock.
to open, discover, disclose.
sail,
sS,
2c, lo,
V.
V.
v. to discover, disclose. ysgiDCaSojis, 2c, 2c, lo,4c, to be soft, as earth after rain, to cSocS, 3c, V. *cSd', 3c,
be easily
4o,
n.
the
cSooS, 2c,
*cSdoS,
2c,
to rise
up
instantly, suddenly,
used in
come
to light.
2o,
V.
v. the sam^. || 4c, 4c; '3g^> ^c, 2c, to be immodest, indecent, used with cob, 5o,
more
(Sp^y^oScSp-aSoS
V. to coil rope. <$oo5'^c^, 4o, 2o,
453
<Spo5, 5o,
w.
^,
'
"^S, 5o,
OD^, 5o,
Mg same
same.
as
cSpoS,
5o.
5c, f. ^Ae
manure, a
fertilizer;
^,8,
<Sp'>8,
0(p^,
2c, n. *(Sb98, 2c, a cushion, mattress, vide cfc|<fc*S, 3c, 2c. K. and. C. S. 4c, n. anything flat, a book; a aux. ap(
)
<S^,
Ic.
6?^,
cSi^'^S,
4c, (6) n. (K and C. S.) firewood, vide <^S, 4c. 4c, V. to fray out as a seam, also O^, 4c.
5c,
t^.
^'s^i lo,
n.
(K. and C.S.) to turn back, turn over, vide (S'>S,5c. *c5oS, lo, rain; (K.) 4o.
--co', lo, 4o, V. to cease raining. V. to stop raining, as at the close of co'^c'^^S, lo, 4o, 4o, lo, the rains.
V. to drizzle;
V.
to rain incessantly.
to rain.
op^co', lo, 4o, 4c, V. to drizzle. -c&S, lo, 2c, V. to fall obliquely, strike against, as rain against a window.
V. to drizzle. c^', lo, Ic,
V. to drizzle; eg', lo, 4c,
n.
rain supposed
to be connected
with the
zodiac.
V.
to be impossible to see
distance on account of
heavy rain.
coS, lo, 5o, V. to not rain in season.
<S),
lo, Ic, n.
abundant
rain.
o^So^OpS, lo, lo, 4o, lo, n. a tempest, a storm. J^oScSp-sSoo, lo, 4o, lo, 4c, V. to be wet by rain.
454)
6^
V. to
hold
off,
as the rains
when due.
*ct>>f ,
in
lo, to rub
as medicine
on a stone
cfc'sS,
order to pulverize
lo,
V.
cSp^, 4o,
cSocS,
V. vide
6c^.
0^1
4o.
vide
<Sd8, Ic, n.
Ic, 2c, n.
first
one.
Ic, lo, n.
an intended husband.
first
husband,
reward.
the
)
^>^,
Ic, 2c, n.
an adulterer.
fruit, gain, profit,
<$o8, 2c, n.
(8cSP.)
scSoo^S,
n.
CxtooS B.
four
grand
attainments.
cSp8,
on the eyes.
3c, 2c, 2c, v. the same. (ScSp8(6o-[, 2c, cS38oo|, 2c, 2c, n. nigban.
n. a brickkiln. {Sp8/3^oS, 2c, 2c,
($08,
4c,
V.
<Sp8,
the original substance in the process, vide ^cSd^, 2c. 5c, V. to be large, well rounded, as the abdomen.
(Sd8, 5c, v.
6c^,
(S B.)
to
as into a
break
in
a dam.
66, 4c, n.
and C. S.) a weaver's reed, vide c^<5, 4c. (K.) a mansion, abode; a division of the universe, vide
adv.
excessively,
cS?8,2c.
used
6^,
lo, n.
*c2),
(K.) 4o.
ccSygoS
<S^co',
455
left after
lo, 4c,
n.
the
tuft
of hair
shaving a child's
head.
<$9,
imperative particle
just now.
cl,
2c,
4m, do not do
<feco5, 4o, 4c, n. (K.) a tuft of hair or feathers left on the head, vide C|g^, 4c.
So, Ic, V. to take hold of.
same.
mouth; to spread,
as ink
man, a person; a aux. denoting a male. 4o, n. a man in distinction from a woman.
co8, 3c, lo, n. a young unmarried woman. yS, 3c, 2o, n. vide <Sjjo8, 3c, 2o.
c8S, 3c, 4c, n. a
woman
in distinction
from a man.
3o, 2o, Ic.
c5^c6,
cS, 3c, 2c, n. a chief, a great man. cSjd'Sco8, 3c, 2c, 4o, lo, n. the same,
CO.S, 3c, 5c, n.
a thief.
c,
who?
3c, 2o.
6d, 4c, v. *6o|8,4c, to rise to the surface (of water), to be buoyant, to float; to be prominent, as the bones of an emacia-
ted person.
co5, 4c, 3c, V. to float
C(S8, 2c, V. *6d\, 2c, (
down with
B.
tide or current.
cQ
anything.
c8, 2c, Ic, V. to
c^scScs^, 2c,
cSdi'sS,
2c, 2o, v.
V.
(
ooScjCa B.
to
to
456
ccSd*8
CcS, 4c, n. *6d'\%, 4c, fcooi B.) an evil, calamity. the same. 3IS o6, 4c, 2o, n. (
B.)
CcS, 4c,
V.
away
in charity.
same.
v.
to give assistance.
the same.
irom frequent illness; to have a chronic disease; n. a desire to do repeatedly, usually the
V.
*cfc),
5c,
to
suffer
ccS, lo,
^],
V.
lo, 2c, V.
lo, Ic, V. to
V. to divide, distribute.
V. the
some purpose.
tions.
CcSB,
out;
(K.)
4c.
V.
c^^,
2o, 4o,
V. to
many minute
a
parts, as the
roots of a tree.
c58ccSBci)'[,
2o,
disorderly,
disheveled
manner.
ccS, 3o,
V.
*cS8,
3c, to
augmented;
(K.y 3c.
^^|t,
jO|,
of men,
or water.
V. to
V.
extend widely
08^,
3o. 4o.
<Sd'c>
457
V.
(c>
to increase in size.
C(,
B.) satin; (K.) 4c. n. satin with gold thread interwoven. COOK'S, 4o, 4c, 4c, ccS, 5o, f. *cS, 5c, to be immodest, indecent.
4o,
w.
*c,
4c,
<^o5, 5o,
2o;
ep',
5o, 5o,
i*.
the same.
cfo^cSo', 4c, 2c.
<b', 2c, w.
cSo',
^S,
-
from a gunflint.
4m,
n. a candle, a
lamp.
QCwaS,
an
oil light.
cSoS, 4c,
2m,
n. the
light
shown by a
spirit
that
aj^ars
as,
4c, 3c,
V.
to burn.
field.
'y''c85,
to be
fire.
go5,
the fire or light of a gun fuze. goS, 4c, 2c, n. 4c, 2c, V. to be put out, as fire.
fire
V.
4c,
n.
*cS8,
silver Ui
4c,
V.
*c,
rim of a basket; to
by
doulr>-
4c, 4c, V. to
weave thatch.
V.
to
lo, n.
lo,
V.
*c,
Ic, a
dam; (K.)
*c58, Ic, to be
sharp; to
(K.j 4o.
458
cfc'oo*c5b*"g^, 2o, 5o, 2o, Ic,
ccfo^oS
left.
n. south; arfr;. under; prep, under, beneath. c^, 2o, 3c, -^c^, 2o, 5c, /. that side.
>4|, 2o, 3c,
-ac*,
ak;?o.
2o,5c,
n. this side.
^8,
o*^} 2o,
3o,
t>.
ac^
co5, 3o,
<Sd% 3o, v.
lo, n.
excrement
*c,
3c, to go.
ooS/gaS, So, 4o,2o, v. (e^ P.) to walk to and fro. (Jo*, 3o, n. a subject or servant of a prince, vide 't>\, 3c. cSb', 4o, n. a kind of monster, c<5o', Ic, 4o.
(Jo*,
like that of
wings
B>8, 4o,
Ic, v. to eat
>,
88,
4o,
5c, V. to
swim.
to
fly.
beckon.
So^RB, 4o,4o,
<fo', 5o, n.
c5o*,
n. a species
5o,
*cS, 5c, (ci B.) a domino. V. '^<^, 5c, to be drawn aside, distorted, awry;
to
be
sidewise; to be
ccS>^,
on the
bias, as cloth.
5c,
71.
*^5o,
V.
(c^sl B.)
a cork,
cob^,
Ic, V.
2c, V.
*C(,
2o, (c^sTB.) to
mix together by
dissolving, or
in the process,
v. the sarne.
to
make gunpowder.
(S5
to
459
V.
*cc,
'^'
same.
explain,
tell
out.
v. the same. j3g5c'>S(gi|, 2c, 2c, lo, 4c, 4c, v. *ccS, 4o, to be swelled; to be bloated, as with dropsy. g6o^,
^, 4c, 3c,
V. to
be swelled.
^^>
4c, 2o, V. to be
bunched up by swelling.
2m,
(ccoooioSP.) food, eatables. attains (cod8 P.j a tree under which a Buddh
n.
perfection.
v. *c5o^, 4c, to begin to learn to <^>S, 4c,
do anything.
V.
the same.
^By
2o,
n.
set
up
in a stream to in-
tercept
<^S, 2o,
t;.
n.
V.
clear, distinct, as
clear atmosphere
V.
to be pale.
,
swarm
as bees.
a kind of bee.
SS,
do
jointly,
by
joint effort.
Ic, V.
same.
cSS, 4o,
cSBS,
460
<Bo6, 2c,
V. *(Soo5, 2c,
<J?<S
to be
rs
an
umbrella which does not open easily; to be tight, not loose, as a sticky needle or a stick in a hole.
ac], 2c, 3c,
V.
from
shame.
V. *ci)o5, 2c, to <!^o5, 2c,
be
difficult,
adv. intensive, applied to darkness, coiSoSS, 4c, 2c. <365(S^oS, 4c, 4c,
^ciooSOooS, 4c, 4c, 4c, 4c,adfv,<^e
same.
<8oS, 5c,
to
V.
crowd
into,
cram,
stuff;
to
to press one's
cB^,
*cfc^, Ic, anything flat; a book, treatise; applied to books, mats or clothing. c8S, Ic, 3c, n. a book, a bound book.
Ic,
aux.
cSScS^aSco', Ic, 3c, Ic, 4o, n. the same, c8S, Ic, Ic, n. the face of the earth.
Co', Ic, 3o, n. a silk garment.
<B^,
Ic, V. to scatter,
fioS, 4c,
kindling wood, as bamboo splits. <B'>8<JB^, 4c, 4c, adv. in a throng, used with oo^. So.
c"6, 4c, 3o, n.
(SoS, 5c,
V. *00'>S, 5c, to
V. to rebel;
to turn or
0B9S, lo, n.
*00^,
it.
lo, a
round tray or
salver, standing
on
legs;
(K. andC.S.)
a table.
rice.
^8,
lo, 3c,
3399,
made
of woven bamboo.
ooSco, lo, 4o, 2c, 71. such a tray for offerings. c8.S, lo, 3c, n. such an one for books.
&S,
3o,
V.
7t.
vide
^iS*,
3o.
gBo, 4c,
0^5, lo,
V. *aD,
dim
through age.
c^5
461
<B5<8,
lo, 3o,
V.
the same.
n. *6d[, Ic, foliage. c^8, lo, 3S, lo, 4o, n. new leaves of the tamarind tree.
4o;
n. the
same,
<S8, lo, V. *6o\f Ic, to braid. lo, lo, Ic, V. to braid the hair.
oSy^8,
queue
like a
Chinaman.
a particle used to indicate a desire to supersede one cB8, 2o, thing by another, either from a consiousness of superiority or from a fault-finding spirit, as,
cS^8^o5/989c'oo^oSiaQ'>S
of this,
9c^,
4m,
it
would be better
<S8, 3o, V. *<Soi
jy[,
,
do
that.
3c, to be
dim
cE8, 4o, V.
*ci>'[8,
4c, to
go arm
in
or on account of affection.
to op', 4o, 4c, V.
cB8, 4o,
,
V.
*6a\t, 4c, to be
*c$o'[8,
4o, V.
4c, to be of use, to
2c, as, J3Q<3^, 2c, 4o, of no use. n. *<fc, 5c, a wizard, sorcerer, a witch, vide <B8, 5o,
with
yao,
V. to
be bewitched.
^"accaS,
n. <^,S, 2c,
-
c8S,
may
be inserted.
a thimble.
7i.
a stirrup.
desire comes at certain seasons of the year.
6dS, 2c,
v.
462
<Sg^, 2c,
V.
c5g5^5
thing.
-
2c, 3c, 5o, V. to be stupid, lazy, good for nothing. adv. very, as, c5g^c8, 2c, Ic, very good. 60S, 2c, adv. improperly, as, c5gS, 2c, cX>|c6*c^^coo5, 2c, Ic, 2c, So.
"So^,
<^cS,
adv. certainly, truly, (b.). to wash by beating, as clothes, oo5, 5c; to <SgS, 3c, V. *cS^, 3o, make a hole into or through.
2c, 3c.
n. dandruff. <!gS, 3c,
c^^, 3c,
coS,
V. to fire
a gun,
c^S^S,
3c, 3c.
to fall
(eaocS^h B.)
the same.
away, apostatize.
4c, V.
8^,
4c, Ic,
V.
few drops
(K.
4c.
"80^,
"s,
Ic, 4c, n.
gold dust.
cfc',
Ic, 4c, n.
Ic,
(C.S.)
a spark of
fire,
vide
"s'cfc',
2c, 4c.
c^ScSScSS,
adv.
medicinal powder.
9, Ic, 4c,
bran.
nc!gS, 2c,
4c.
*cS5, 2o, (c5d5, B.) a raft, qS, 4o; (C. S.) Ic; (K.)
adv.
(p8,
2o; with
4o.
c8,
billow.
body of water.
4c, 5c, n. a
to
have
e.
to rule over,
(b
).
2,
the nobility.
(feiDsS
468
^800,
c!b5cS5, 5c, 5o, V. to be very minute or fine. <5ooS, 8c, V. *cBoS, 80, to cover with network, as a vessel or goglet
woS
6gcScm6o\f 8c, 8c, 2c, n. (c^ogg P-) tangibility. ODoSoo^c, 8c, 3c, 2c, 5c, 5c, 5c, n. ( oDOO^ P.) tangibility felt.
^S, 3c,
c^oS, 4c,
71.
^ P.)
the same.
in
a heap or
mound made
an upland
held when
<^'S,
(^oS, 5c,
brandish, fence.
vide o96, 4o. <^^, 5c, V. (K.) to drive fast in riding, vide
<!g5,
6^.
<^', Ic,
V.
to cause
4c.
to separate,
to scatter in
same as <^',
V. c!g', 2c,
'giS,
*cc, 2o,
to be brittle.
also used
Shan
silver of
good quality.
same as 6^,
Ic;
less
than
JS^c^,
Ic.
<^', 4c,
V.
^"^ B.
to connect in verse or
song, or in
continuous discourse,
n. c^', 5c,
f;^,B.j an honorary
title
or name,
a yuzana in length,
<^, 5c,
as, ojco'>c'[c5goo'[, 2c, 5c, 2c, Ic, Ic. V. *(S, 5o, to accord, join together in effort.
-^/)S,
464)
wco'f
to be useless, good for nothing. cSgS, 4o, V. (tgSl B.] 4c, 4c, n. (Laos) a name for the Sekkya prince. cS:g|8j;S^, to wear away, exhaust. cSgiS, 4c, V. *^S, 4c,
(g[SB.)
ccSg'i',
2c, V.
*Cc^,
2o, to dilute,
make
thin.
a god, object of worship. jS]t, 4c, n. (opcps B.) 3c, n. the Lord God. 898008, 4c, Im,
jaQCpS, 4c. 5c, 4c,
tion.
n. one
who
is
destined to
attain
deifica-
who?
also 2c.
to long for with regret. y[, 2c, Ic, V. cS, 4c, V. *c, 4c, to be quick, 098, Ic, o', 4c.
*&,
contents.
The
Consonant in the
.
a wen.
tt.
pony.
rich black color.
5c, Ic, n. a
pony of
Ic,
stallion.
oSScoo^, 5c, 4c, 4c, n. ^oScao P.) a flying horse. o8o5, 5c, 2o, n. a light bay horse.
00S008, 5c, 3o, 3o,
71.
stilts.
0098,
5c, Ic, n.
n.
//.
io|,
5c, 3c,
w^-S^S
a tube
with powder and
465
cx)',
5c, 4c,
11.
filled
made
to
move on
a rope.
8S,
COO, 5c, lo, n. a pony with white markings here and there. co^, 5c, Ic, n. a pony with large parts of the body white. c8S, 5c, lo, n. a red pony.
n. a race horse. cocp, 5c, 3o, 5c, 4o, Ic, n. a kind ot fabulous horse, o^8S,
ffco
j
>
Ocp, 5c, 3o, n. (K.) a swing, vide j3^Soo[8, 2o, 4c. 5c, n. a frame with legs used to support something. CoSwoocciY) 5c, 2c, 5c, 5c, 4c, n. the small prop under the strings of a harp or violin.
5c, V. to
prop up or
raise
vide
c^aS,
Ic.
5c, V.
(^<i
cg%
3c.
,S,
2o.
w^SoS,
&^, 4c, 3c,
2o, 4c.
?j.
S<iJ^,
^^S,
line
2o, 3c.
(K.)
vide
^oS,
2o, 4c.
4c, v.
*8^,
4c, to notch,
break a uniform
by a notch
it
or
^, 4c,
V.
*8^,
4c, to
pound
rice in order to
separate
from
the husk.
-
/>,
4c, lo, V. to
pound
pound-
the
same as
^, 4c.
4c, V. to
make a mark
(K.)
'S)'>S,
4o.
4c, 4o, V. to
distinguish,
divide from,
as to limits;
oS'O^,
4c, 4o,
*,
59
466
Bo,
^CJ3^
4c, 2c, adv. imperfectly, only a little, used with o, 5c.
V.
vB, 5c,
(K.) So.
W.S, 5c, V. to look for or at, (b.).
o,
CT
(iSf 2o,
*8S,
n. fruit, also
the eye,
2o,
diseases
which appear
in a
cutaneous eruption,
co6, So, lo, smallpox; (K.) 4c. iDCCO?, 2o, 5c, 4c, n. fruit of the cassia tree.
n.
or medicine.
/>6, 2o, 3o, n. the calf of the leg,
/jl,
2o, 2c,
71.
the guava.
n. the pineapple.
n. the fruit of the scyewpine used in ^S'OlJ^cp, 2o, Im, 3c, Ic, combing sized thread.
n.
Im, lo,
BS-acjl, 2o,
Im,
4c, n. a plant
growing
in rice fields,
having a
.SS'CO^S, 2o, 4o, 3c, L' :, n. tamarind fruit not quite BcS. 2o, lo, n. a kind of edible fruit.
^J^Seco^,
5o,
ilc.
2o,
2c, 2c,
n.
.ScoScoo^, 2o,
palma
christi,
from
which the
yp8-g^, 2o,
bow.
^"^ 2o, Ic, n. the boll which contains the cotton. qR, 2o, lo, n. a wooden ball or stick batted in play.
jo'cO'>c, 2o, 4o, 4c, n. the
cowhage or cow-itch.
the pear.
^cc6
467
^0(^8, 2o, Ic, 4c, n. the wooden pieces on the side of a bullock's halter.
n.
manand
gi/era.
j^B, 2o, 3c,
n.
bullets or shot,
includes
w^o^S, 2o,
lo,
t;i(?e
5^S,
2o, 2o.
"oS,
Ic,
71.
dice, the
S^,
'3-0'[,
'S'3^,
n.
"^^y
c],
co^, 2o,
tomato.
a wild brinjall used for medicine. "^ScS-^ScSS, 2o, lo, lo,4o, n. "o5, 2o, 4c, n. a kind of fruit.
n. 'gS, 2o, 2o,
a top made of a bamboo joint. c8, 2o, 3o, n. a creeper bearing edible sour fruit.
coS, 2o, 3c, n. a pomegranate. co5coo?, 2o, 5o, 2c, n. the fruit of the canna indica, used for
sacred beads.
468
;^coiD, 2o, 4c, n. an orange.
Ol)8ccSo?, 2o, 4o, 4c,
71.
(dSo^^
tree.
3c, n. the
dillenia,
Ic, n. the
2o,3o,
ooicSS, 2o,
Ic,
found in
bamboo hedges.
c8SooS, 2o, 2c, 4o,
c8o5, 2o, 2o,
71.
the
nympha
clitoris.
abundant
in the
dice.
71.
is
used for
compounding medicine.
cnS, 2o, 4o,
n.
a chestnut.
71,
n.
dBS,
2o, 2c^ n.
71.
nux vomica.
a walnut brought from Yunan, juglans regia^
2o. wJDog'c-S, 2o, 2c, n. vide vco, 2o, 2c. og, 2o, 2c,
71.
fruit of the
palmyra palm
tree.
2o, 5c, n. the myrobalan fruit, terminalia hellerica. 2o, 5c, Ic, n. a variety of
5c, n.
'>cc8'>S,
-^^oS,
a rosary. '>c6', 2o, acooS, 2o, 5c, 3c, n. a gourd, a calabash; the bottle gourd. the wild 2o, 3c, n. a tree called by the Burmans
oogoS;
fig
anguina.
S<S<'j^S
tt^-ac'c, 2o, 4c, 4c, n. a variety of the same.
'^S'Sft''
469
^">
'^^'
^^'
'"^'
^ variety of gourd,
liyffh
acutangula, also
by children
in play.
oSBS, 2o,
creeper.
common name
seeds
above seeds.
the black
scetha creeper.
-j^ffS-oS, 2o, 4c, lc,2c, n. the knee
pan.
o^,
2o, 5c, n. a
pumpkin.
n.
o588, 2o,5c,
0^^S,
^
pumpkin.
^
'
the yellow pumpkin, cucurbita maxwu., oo8o5, 2o, 5c, 3m, n. ^coofe B.) a kind of backgammcn. o8, 2o, 3c, n. the fruit of a kind of creeper.
o8, 2o, 5o, n. (Laos) a cocoanut, infreq. 8.8, 2o, 2o, n. a pine cone.
have a scarcity of grain, used with 'o8jd1, 3c, 3c. nut gall. S-^ScojDlo^, 2o, 2c, 5c, 2c, 2c, n. (oQgooo^ P. j
V. to
Bengal quince, bael fruit. 8oSc^, 2o, 4c, 3c, n. the male bael tree.
3'>8, 2o, 4c, n. the
4o. 9^cS, 2o, 4c, 4o, n, a pee-rl, vide QCcS, 4c, n. the soap acacia nut, w,Soo'gS, 2o, 3o, Ic. Q^, 2o, Ic, n. a flat stone. cSoj, 2o, Ic,
cioj,
'
cSoS, 2o, 53, n. the red pepper, chilli plant; a red pepper. the cubeb, piper cubeha, cSo5"^5, 2o, 5c, 4o, n. (8o5aS8 B.) the chilli plant which bears very small cBoSoc^, 2o, 5c, 5o, n.
chillis.
470
'^
5, 2o, 5c, 3c, n.
,
w^cSoS
cSo5^'>f
n.
n.
71.
c5oS,
2o, Ic,
Shan
States.
'joS, 2o, 5c, n.
a plum.
a kind of fruit.
w. a peach.
2o, lo, n. a bitter gourd. ^iS'O, So, :^6coS, 2o, 2o, lo, n. the luffa pentandra. o, 2o, Ic, n. chicken pox.
i<S,
2o, 3c,
n.
cowries used
like dice
in
playing a game
of
chance, also
*,
2o,5c,
n.
,^jn'>S,
as
an acorn.
2/po5,
gI-S
n. any kind of fruit. rf'.Sogi3, 2o, 5c, 2o, 2c, 2o, 4o, 3c, n. the mangosteen.
cannon
ball.
n. the opposite-leaved
0>?'Sc8, 2o, 4o, 4c, n. (C|Sgd88 B.) the marian fruit. 09008, 2o, 4c, 5c, 2c, n. the lady's finger, an esculent vegetable,
ochra.
OD,
^2o,
dates.
v^U^l^coS
5cg', 2o, 3c,
w. shot.
471
coS, 2o, 4o, w. the jack tree; the jack fruit. coaS, 2o, 4c, w. the kidneys. c8S, 2o, lo,
7t.
the measles.
fruit
c8c8Soa.S, 2o, lo, lo, 4c, n. an offering of made at the end of the Buddhist lent.
2o, 4o, n. erysipelas. c8cS, 2o, 3o, 71. a spasm.
and flowers
c8,
w. the fruit
n. bullets.
<V^.
coco|, 2o, 3c, 3c, n. a kind of fruit. 71. the wheel of a carriage; any wheel. cco"[, 2o, 5c,
C^Sjd'I, 2o,
o88^ 2o, 2o, n. the fruit of the /icus lanceolata; a kind of leprosy, so called from the appearance of spots resembling this
fruit, vide
g^opoS,
2c, 3c.
n. a fig. cy^8ooSccfo^, 2o, 2o, 4o, 4c, 7z. fruit of the sycamore.
^^,
2o, 4c.
O^,
2o, 3o,
71.
fruit, edible
fit
fruit as
distinguished
trom the
to be eaten.
oS, 2oj
Ic,
11.
71.
among
rice.
o8,
o8, 2o,
ma.
71.
^, 2o, 1&,
-
?t.
i/ii^f'
^>S5,
2o, Im.
472
i^S^,
2o,
5^>8cY
4m,
n.
a general
name
c8,
2o,
4<o.
86^'oj, 2o, 4m, 2c, Ic, n. a kind of herpes. ?ScSo'. 2o, 4m, 4c, n. a kind of erysipelas.
a kind of erysipelas, malignant. 8Sc8dB8k, 2o, 4m, Ic, lo, 7t. a kind of erysipelas which attacks
96cX)o5, 2o,
4m, 2o,
is
n.
iiic
head and
fatal.
^^.
the same,
but bitter.
?'>^, 2o,
a stone.
w.
8S^S,
2o, Ic,
3o, 3c.
^^o?Sc88, ^,
^^>8c^,
white laterite.
8^"o8, 2o,
n.
Im.
3m,
5c, n. quartz.
4m,
n. iron ore.
V. to
stone.
n.
stone
for
sharpening instrument^", a
^a88,5
flat,
level stone.
common
the
limestone.
Ic, lo.
^^Sca^^,
11.
to polish gems.
n.
the
Ic, lo.
8Sc?,
n. ore.
J^cSJdo', 2o,
'
Ic,
4m, 2o.
71.
w. flint.
8ScocS,
a mill stone.
8Sc?,
BS, 2o,
4m,
n. hail.
.
to hail. ^6'ooS, 2o, 4m, 4o, y8, 2o, 3o, n. the f/i/?a bicornis, vide w^oSc^S, 2o, Ic, 4c. n. soreness of chest accompanied by a cough, <jj^, 2o, 3o,
phthisis.
f.
to
have phthisis.
of certain pieces used in
n.
the
name
playing a
game.
<p8,
'
commonly
Si^^'
^'
heart.
persimmon.
n. a dice colored red on certain sides. (j|8c8S, 2o, Ic, lo, 3c, n. the raspberry. Q 2o,
,
(j]>o,
5iic8S,
n. the yellow raspberry. Q|C8S, 2o, 3c, lo, c^oSjd', 2o, Ic, 2c, w. the wild ramboutan, a species oi nephelium.
momordica plant.
n. a cocoanut with only
Im,
one eye.
<^^
jams as
3o8,
Sfj|p
2o, 3c.
2o, 3c.
^oSoS,
apple.
ti(Z^
n.
common
citron.
Im,
to
^,
2o, V.
*8S,
2c,
be scattered about, to be
in
confusion,
80
474
Sjdoo-[
g^SttS^S, 2o,
<iS, So, V, to
sition, as,
v. the
same,
compose
in poetical
poetical language.
w^.
So, n. *8.S, 3c, a blade; a. aux. for things long and straight.
5, So, n.
a passage, way; a course of duty. J300^, So, 5c, So, n. ( wogo^ P. ) a person who is perfect in one or more of the four grand courses of duty.
(8
P.)
4c,
n.
w^SjjSJli
P.
the eight
good
o5lc8^c8,
right opinion;
o5|
way of supporting
directed
life;
oo|o|CO"[
oSw^jd
diligence;
wjScoo^, Sc,Sc, 5c, So, 4c, right actions; oowloocS, Sc, Sc,
words;
o5|o5|c8,
n.
(Bcco80oS P.j
or courses of duty.
,
So, V.
*QS, Sc, to possess in abundance, to be abundant, used of things the amount of which is large and unknown, opposed to c8, So, which is used of visible abundance; to
be well
off;
to be full, complete
flesh.
as to kernels or seeds;
to
be plump, as
Sc, 5c, n.
zodiac.
,
Ic, n. a
o8,
,
Ic.
be secondhand, partly wornj to be middle-aged. be partly worn. to be middle-aged, neither young nor very old.
strike, beat,
w,
Ic, V.
optS",
*8S, Ic, to
Ic, So;
'^S,
Ic, So;
oB.^,
auspicious, giving
a religious
rite.
o5'go5oo
o8jDco|a^sS, 2c, 5c, 2c, Sc, n.
6, 3c, V.
475
o^oSP.) rules of hftppiness. good and even size*
*8S,
to be proper, comely.
(wSs B.) a history of rulers and 500[|, 4c, 4c, n. (qSkOOO'B.) a prince. S, lo, pr. some, used in composition.
fc8.-p, 4c, 2o, n.
oflScials.
lo, 5c, n.
some persons.
go,
cSo8,
cS:>86g5,
the same.
o8, lo,
V.
cc8w6^S,
copulate,
*8S,
Ic,
to
tread,
as a
oS, lo.
S, 2o,
V.
at,
set on.
/S,
S, 3o,
off, as
larger one.
V.
4o,
t;.
(K.) to
"S,
die, as the
Ic.
bamboo
tree
on flowering, oo^S,
4o, 4o.
SS,
o8oS,
S8S, 4o, 4c, adv. flashingly, as reflected light. a funeral, uloo], 2c, 2c. 03|, 5c, 2c, n.
(D3dB.)
o5, 4c,
V.
wound by
oS, 5c, v.
*8oS, 5c, to tie together, bind, fasten by tying; n. a quantity of things tied up in a bundle, as grass; a. anx. used for things tied up in a bundle, as, woSgS, 5c, 2c, a
a double knot.
bouquet.
'OoSooJD, 5c, 2c, 5c, V. to tie
476
woS^oS::^, 6c,2c,4o,
lightly together.
v.
9S^5
to tie by twisting the ends of the thread
bow knot.
o5"goSoo^, 6c, 2c. 5c.
CiSS^, 5c, 3o, 2c, V. to tie the hands behind the back.
SqSy
V. vide c^oS, 3c. S^cS, 5c, 3c, o5, 2o, n. *8oS, 2c, a pointed stick, as that used
tack their work together; a bodkin; a pin. -g^j 2o, Ic, n. bamboo pins used for fastening rafters to the
ridge pole.
y8, 2o,
V.
Ic, n.
in order.
wound by a
oS B.
)
alo ocS,
2o.
n.
C(S, -to;
four annas.
oS, 3o, V. *8oS, 3c,
(50S B.j
to
remember.
ooS, 3o, 4c, V. the same as last def.
-
same as
o5, 3o.
Matthew.
B.)
to
(coo5
Ic,
V. *8'>S,
**'>?,
getting worse, increasing or diminishing. Ic, V. *8'>S, Ic, to be barren, not bearing young, applied
to female';- to be impotent, incapable of generating, applied
to males
and to
trees;
to be possessed
by a
spirit,
applied
3c.
waS, 3c, n.
*8^,
2o.
made by Shans,
any
cS.f
>8, 3c,
cloth.
firm,
*8'>8, 3c,
to
continue
the
same;
be stable,
permanent.
S, 3c, 4c;
v. the
same.
woS
V.
477
in
f, 3c,
(K.andC.S.^
to
be bent
the lower
part of the
^;
to be sprained, to feel a
sudden
"OoS, 4
3S,
38cB,
71,
a red sweet potato. .88c8S, 4c, lo, lo, .o, 4c, Ic, n. a very thin-skinned sweet potato.
n,
n. the same as w^S^ScQS, 4c, lo, lo. cja^, 4c, Ic, "oSoSS, 4c, 3c, lo, n. the dark purple yam.
"6,
Karen potato.
kind of potato.
O080C0S,
yam.
ogScBS, 4c,
Ic, Ic,
n.
arrowroot.
-^8co,
y,
j8cS.S, 4c, Ic, 2o, n. a white yam, n. a red sweet potato. cj^8c88, 4c, Ic, lo,
S,
4c,
',
71.
*8^,
more or
less liquid.
8S,
^, 4c, Ic,
lard.
oil.
tree,
it.
^,
4e,
V,
to
relish, as a
to e&t with
i^Q^,
lo, V.
*8f
Ic, to be successful 1h
c6,
as in
htiuting,
ujjpuned to
lo
478
98cp|a, lo, 4c,
ttoS^S
.
to hit right,
happen opportunely.
-jS,
lo, n. an augury.
be inauspicious, as an omen.
n.
an augury by green thatch grass, cocSS, lo, lo, 4c, n. an augury by thirty sticks. co(S/>', lo, 2c, 2c, n. an augury by chicken bones.
r3|"8S, lo, 4c,
Im,
y>S, 2o, n. (^^ B.) glass, CO, So, 3c, n. the same,
00], 2o, Ic, n, spectacles.
fi.
cG^St B.) a
n.
{^
telescope.
^oj*
B.
kind.
<So',
S, 2o, n,
(<o^ P.)
S^,
2o, 8c, u. to
be sullen.
00 8, 2o, 2c, V. to take a proud haughty attitude. cS, 2o, 2c, z;. to be very proud.
o^S, 2o,
V. *8'>S, 2c, to
wdSjo,
be right, certain, true, 3o. 8c^, a kind of weather vane for native
ornamental towers.
^9iu'[8, 2o, 3c, 4c,
viz.,
(wo^cltolt P.) the five masters or tyrants, 0'aSoo'>S, 2c, 5c, 2o, animal constitution; /sqcS
n.
o8S"S'[Q'>S, 5c, 5c, 2o, 2c, 5c, 2o, subjection to the repairs and operations of the four causes; .ficcSoDy'^S, 5c, 2c, 5c,
coSoo^oou^S,
spell.
2c, 5c, 3c, 5c, 2o, the raot powerful evil spirit.
(w^jj)^
^^ upright pivot in the centre of figuratively, the tree under which a Buddh i pef>' 5tl^ S'
^,
abound
Bhamo.
bl
country.
tiS
479
w^S, 3o,
n.
*8'^,
3c, a
Burman.
KaUie.
n. a Danoo, a tribe of people inhabiting the border country between the Shan States and Burma proper,
alfu
00^,
5c, 5c.
"^S,
Burman.
Burman
^o 4o, 3c,
n. vide
y3QoD|,
woS, 4o,
V.
*8^,
4c, to be enceinte;
send up the head of grain. ooS, 4o, 4o, tJ. to be with child before marriage,
-ac,
4o, 5c,
V.
to have dropsy.
V. to
be pregnant.
^^,
-
4o, Ic,
V.
have the stomach and bowels distended by gas. to have a large hardened mass form in the
to have a great
bowels.
v.
distension of the
abdomen,
as
in dropsy.
*8>S, 4c, (^ B.) to charm, vide o8, 2c. wqSS, 4o, Ic, n. the convex part of a pagoda, under the umbrella. O^S, 6o, V. *8^, 5c, to be dark in color, to be discolored, as a
>$, 4o, V.
bruise
(^
^,
5c, 2c.
w^OOoSoo-ic,
(SOX>P.)
n,
(
a man.
)
wSooSoo P.
a lion.
a fabulous monster, a
compound of
ttCVc^jDjSc,
-
man and
4c, 2o, n.
kinds of
8oO[c8.Sd8,
5c, 2c,
OiS, 2o, V.
"^'QS,
on suspicion,
6o
40,
480
<8
S, 2o, Ic,
6",
V. the
same.
to glitter, glance as a ray of
vS, So,
^, vide o.
occS, 5c, 2c, n. a disease causing swelling of the joints. WCcSwcD], 5c, 2c, 5c, 2c, o. jyari. an intensive verbal ending, as,
5o. 5o, 5c, 2c, 5c, 2c, sometimes C^'y'wccSwoDl, c<^j-[. 8, Ic, z>. to be light, not heavy; to be remiss, slack; also used of
v.
the sanie.
3m,
v. to
being successful.
contrary to reasonable expectation. *8o, 3c, to have a soreness of the tongue or mouth, a
likely,
canker or rash.
8, 3c, n.
o, 4c,
*88, 3c, a crucible deeper than SS, 3o, also o8, 3c. *88, 4c, to be giddy, dizzy. oo|'>'>S, 4c, Ic, 4c, V. to have a dizzy sensation oa first awakV.
ing.
ooc,
-
same as
o, 4c,
880,
4c, 4c.
3c
to be intoxicated.
Ic, V. the
co88o,
same.
i>. to be delirious, to stagger, as a j^o5, 4c, 3o, a heavy blow on the head, or a man
man
struck
a^
decapitated.
8, 2o, n.
ic8^
tt8,
481
5o, n
(K.)3c.
6, 5o,
V.
(C30D P.) great, excellent. 2c,3o, n. ( oo^P.) the period of time consumed
entire revolution
by an
of nature
and
is
divided
into
four
w.
ODOOOO
P.
select cardinals
olco^P.) an inspector general (rf priests. coS8, 5c, 2c, 2c, 2c, n. a title of the chief wife of a Sawbwa.
opoS P.) one of the four material elements, earth, water, fire, and air, to which some add space
3o, n.
(
(c8^30
flesh.
n.
(ooo, P.)
o, 3c, n, a tuft,
t",
clump, heap, piece, S^f^SoSo, Im, Sc, Im, So. 3c, *S, 3c, chewed rice, such as is fed to an infant; anything soft, lacking consistency, not solid, sometimes 3o.
n.
(
to calk.
o, 2o, 40, V. the game.
V. to repair religious buildings, vide gj"^> 2o, 3c,
c^jdqOj^, 4o,
^.
Ic, n.
(K.) 4c.
c8a,
-ac^,
-
a jackal.
Ic, 3c, n.
mad
dog, aUo
c<S,
Ic, 3o, n.
a female
dog
same.
-^c<Sco,
*,
61
49
W"^CO',
Ic, 40, n.
QS
(K. and C. S,) the .tame as \'>c', Ic, 4c. -^-oSoo^j, Ic, ^, 4?c, n. f oSeoi B, ) a strange dog that comes and remains voluntarily.
0"[,
nr^, 2c,
1^,
Ic, 3c,
2c, a shoulder,
aho o\,
2c.
V, >^, 2c,
*,
(Do>D
P.)
P.) pride, (b.). OjS8:, 2c, 5c, 4io, lo, , to be proud, haughty, consequential. a powerful evil spirit, who has pow]^^co5, 2c, So, 71, (^wDQ^oS P.)
er over all the lower parts of the universe, vide OoS, lo.
2c, 5c, n.
(3^
19C|^C00X), 2c,
2c, 5c, 5c, 5c, n. vide jao-scoi^oo, 5c, 5c, 5c, 5c.
(wqco
P.) death.
less
Sc,
wd'.
V,
Sc, 2c, n. a
kind of epilepsy,
Ic
c8o5,
Sc
So, V. to be delirious, aa a
kill
man whom an
executioner
4,
4c,
V.
*8,
4ic,
to come.
)
|,
an allotment, portion,
as,
|ic^6f, 4c,
8^,
Sc, V.
*oS, Sc,
8Soo,
of the zodiac, (SooodP.) Aries, the first sign SSoo^-^OO, 5c, 5c, 2c, 5c, n. ( Soxvooooo B. ) a community of friendship, fellowship, coSaooSaoKo'al^ 4o, Ic, 2c, Ic.
5c, 5c,
-a.
,
o^OOi,
5c, 2c,
n.
P.
a heretic, one
who
*8^,
8coooS
there with the hand, ae a priest his
fan;
also
483
SS, 2o;
a,
8B85,
2S, 5o,
4m.
*2S,
substaiice
of a thing; exactness,
88, 2c,
n,
common
85, 3c, n.
*8,
86, 3c, w.(8S P.) Pisces, the twelfth sign of the zodiac, 4c, to be insensible; to have the eyes shut from 88, 4c, V.
*,
lost,
absorbed in thought;
opium
88, 2m,
"oS,
V.
*S,
2m, 4o,
same.
88,
Sin, V.
*,
down
addewise,
88, 3m.
4m, 4m,
V.
8S, 2o,
v.
58,
jooScc^, 4o,3o, 4c, n. o^8, 4o, 4c, n. the luminous centipede, seolopendra phosphorea.
vide S8cg8, 4o, 4c, 4c, n. fK.) a firefly, the dammer n. Soo^^oS, 4o, 3c,2c, 3o, (K.)
^%\
2c, 3c.
bee, vide
88c^8,
4o, 4c.
"SoS,
4o, 3c, 4c, n. (K.) a scarab beetle, vide xBBC'cB, 2o, lo.
n. the
common
.
scorpion.
a light
brown scorpion.
CC]05, 4o, 4c, Ic, n. a black scorpion. a centipede. cooo, 4o, 5c, 4o,
.
484
SScoSoS,
QBoS
4>o,
dammer
bee.
^>
4.0,
^^^
**'
^ mole cricket,
oo&|,
4c, 6c.
03^8,
5c,
3.>
n.
(K.) a butterfly, x'ide >S^S, 2o, 3o. and golden beetle, a species of bupresbeetle.
called
worms
^8,
^'^,
oSco*,
o, 4o,
an insect which eats foliage at night. 4o,^4o, fu an insect with a poisonous bite.
n. the
.
3c
a very small
fly
which appears
the same.
(K.) mde 8SS, 4o, 3c, w8, 4o, 3c, n. a white ant in the winged state. 4o, 3c, n. a deviTs needle, dragon fly; (K. and C, SA a bmtterwScooDj, 4o,
^,
Ic, Ic, f.
fly,
,
fly.
^'3^, 4o,
^,
n. a
n.
sow bug.
the
common
insect;
bands
^*^1
^j
86o, 4o,
3c.
fly
or father longlegs.
oooo^JB, 4o, 5c, 3c, n. a wtisp which with the grubs of otlier insect*.
fills
the cells of
its
young
CoS, 4o, lo, n. a small species of red tick which bites severely.
c8o5, 4o,
4m,
n.
worm
infesting chillis
bee.
o^,
4o, 2o,
the
dammer
Sep
8S8o', 4o,
Ic, Ic, n.
485
a species of monkey.
0O|
85od8^,
4!0,
8S^|,
made by an
(E6oo8oS B.) hemorrhoids. to have dysentery. rj. ^tS, 4o, 5c, 3o,4k), to have itching hemorrhoids. ^, 4o, 5c, 3o, 4o, TJ.
5c, So, n.
ro6, 4o, 5c, So, 2c,
tJ.
8cp, Im. V.
j5cco^
,
*>,
Im,
5c, 2c,
menting.
-S-^ Im,
-
^,
V. vide
V. vide
Sc^
"88,
2o.
-88,
Im, Im,
Im.
4o.
V. vide "88,
f.
.
Im, 2c,
to
to be stale, tainted.
of un-
pleasant
OD<9,
Im, So, V. to smell the scent of, as a dog that of a deer; to have the scent of, as fresh beef has the scent of an ox. Im,
4c, V. to smell musty.
V.
ooji,
-
Im, 2o;
also to be slightly
offensive in smell.
CO.
Im, 3o,
the
V. to
V.
smell sour.
to smell offensively, as any oily substance on
''^^. lin,2c,
fire.
V.
Im,
3c, V. to
086*8-5*88,
Im,
4c,
Im, Im,
Im, 4c,
v.
v.
person.
<i^S8-pO0[t,
Im,
2c,
v. to
be musty.
from
Im,
n.
v.
Ic, V. to
a.<t
-S,
3m.
3m,
8::S,
to fly,
7'idt
8'>S,
Ic
a bmly louse.
486
8cS, 5m,
8cS,
V.
V.
SoSoo-^
fell
down
the edgea,
5m,
*^,
also 5o.
co^ 5m,
8cS, So,
V. to
oflF
a bifurcated end.
8cg, 3o,
*39S, 3c, to hit, as, Sep j8, 3o, Ic, to hit the head; to be right; to be certain, true, o^, 2o.
V.
-sc^/aQ^, So, 2c, Ic, prep, the same as 8<:Sco9c6, So, 4c, 2c. 8cS, So, V. (C S.j to be finished, come to an end, oSS, Sm.
8cS, So, n. ( C, S. ) the flat part of an object or instrument, the blade of a knife, vide d85, So.
as
8cS, 3o,
V.
signed.
8c:S, 4o.
V.
point,
v.
'^S,
8cS, 5o,
cBcSco^, 5o,
"^,
CO.
a single-edged dagger worn at the waist. n. a jackknife. >8cp'X5'>S, Sc, Im, 2c, "* ^^ same. ^*^' ^^'' ^^' ^"'3
0Q(^, Sc, 4c, n.
c5, Sc, lo, n, a stiletto, poniard,
bamboo
(cwggo P.)
affection, love,
ooSy,
4o, 5c.
898
8oS, 4c,
V.
487
off,
K.
a skein of thread,
v. to twist, distort
the lips.
4c, 5o,
i>.
to be one-sided, awry.
9^>
4c, lo, V. to be
drawn one
side, distorted.
P.) covetousness. of 8o5oSco5oo, 5c, 5c, 5c, 2c, 5c, n. P-) the middle part the world including the sixteen great coontries, the scene
80630800,
(^8oD
(^3
Gaud am a.
to
8o5, 4m,
V.
*o5,
4m.
move
80S, 5m,
-
n.
*oS,
n. a
sesamum
seed.
anise seed. co<^5aDo|8, 5m, 5c, 2c, 5c, 4c, n. ^^^&d) B.) n. the seed of pulse, beans, peas. coS, 5m, 2c,
<>',
c$c^'>^,
5m,
5c, 4o, n.
a drop of dew.
5m,
V. to
lo, n.
a rain drop.
8o5, 2o,
80S, 2o,
V.
more
frequently, 86*, 80S00I, 3o, 2c, n. love, affection, also, 3c, 2c.
8o5, Bo,
V.
*oS,
3o, to
sing alternately,
responsively, as two
parties at a festival;
the
country.
Ic,
very black.
aXso B-^S, Ic.
8^,
Ic, V.
'waS,
^S,
8^^, 2c,
*S,
2c, the
fire.
fine
488
&9S, 3c,
V,
8c6
*9C,
17.
Sc, to be
broken
off, as
the same,
Sep, 5o.
to press or
8^,
StS, 2c, r.
*6', 2c,
fingers,
also
86,
%i:;
cb,
2c,
4m,
between
tlie
thumb and
fingers with
more or
less force.
V. to
thumb and
fingers.
aS,
8^, 2o,
to
2c, 5c,
V. to press
fingers
V.
and thumb.
*6', 2o, to gather up one's clothes around the loins; hem; to sew a seam and fell the edges, also 4o.
la, 2o, 4c, v. to
co886"3S, 2o,
the body.
chatty or as a native
6d]8(Sc6S, 2o, 3c, 2o,
(S,
gather up and cover, as a cloth cover over a woman closes an open petticoat.
2m,
v. the
same as
86",
3o,
V.
c8'>S, So,
96, 3o,
V.
in size, as a sore
when
beginning to heal.
8<S, 4o,
V.
*o<S,4o,toconceal one's
V. the
self;
to hide anything.
same.
*o,
88, 4o,
ft.
*5,
4o, a cat;
Ic, n.
11.
*w'[,
Ic,
a bear.
8, 2c,
8, 2c,
n.
seasoning, something used to give relish to food. *[, 2c, the onion plant, cSoSS, 4c, 2c.
"88, 2c,
c<j6,
Im,
n.
green onions.
onion.
8o'
i^yo^uS, 2c, Ic, lo, n. a red onioo. 2c, 37. *|, 2c, to be disfigured when crying, also 8, 2c.
,
489
make gape;
4c.
S, 3c,
t;.
to 9], tic,
Ic, 3c.
8, 3c,
zj.
to be very small, as a
bud
just
or a seed to sprout.
C^,
same,
fine,
3c, 3c, 3c, 3c, adv. used of anything numerous. very S, 3c, n *[, 3c, [f^^X B.) a ruled line. to be in some place, to have; 8, 4c, V. *o|i, 4c,
Ss^C^,
small and
to
own, have
possession; to be rich.
ic, 4o,
lo, lo, to have a house with nothing in it; to have something acquired by one's own efforts; to have pr(^)erty and be
unwilling to use
it
s]CO,
-
>c8o8o5coj, 4c, 5c, 5c, 3m, 2c, v. to be under an engagement. 4c, 4o, 4c, V. to obtain profit, reward.
pregnant.
77.
to be rich.
V.
to be alive;
feeling in
silence, to
be sullen.
0D<*Scd6, 4c, 2c, 2c, V. to be pregnant.
v.
to be faithful.
8"88, 4c, 4c.
v.
sarne as
to conceive.
e,
4c, 3o,
V.
to
have
in
abundance,
sis
property, wealth, to
be opulent.
8o5oo], 4c, 3o, 2c,
coS, 4c, 4o,
V.
V.
(cwQpO P.)
v, to
address by a petition.
V. to
be pregnant.
V.
to be ready.
62
490
8t85, 4c, Ic,
;y3ji8,
r. to
^^Bc&
4tc,
5c, 4c,
to accomplish
one's
end;
to
have a
reward.
V. to jsQ'gS, 4c, 5c, 5o,
have permission.
to give a royal order.
.o86coo^,
^,
v.
(8o|
8ioo5, 4c,
"^-^j
'3o,
"^^
n.
^*^
V.
*S,
o,
3c, n.
work around an
arched entrance into a pagoda. cSd^oo, 3c, 4c, Ic, n. an arch or frame over a door or gate,
^^oo, 3c, 5c, n. (<^^ B.) rupture, hernia. qS, 4c, 71. *o, 4c, the telinga potato, arum c^^npanulatum.
<^S, 4c, V. to dig, delve, "^oS, 4c, 5c, a collection, gathering, an assemblage, ffS, 5c, n.
*S,
coS,
4o.
oo', 5c, 4c, n. a fireplace.
(^rgP.) a mouth.
rice
*.8, 2o, a tube closed at one end. "Ooc5, 2o, 3c, lo, u. a kind of bamboo in which glutinous
is
cooked.
"S,
-o8o5, 2o, 4c, n. a syringe, qBjt^cScS, 2o, 4c, 4c. c8^, 2o, 2o, n. a cracker, a squib.
-
blow
fire
with.
^^S. 2o,
Ic, n. a quiver.
ySBo,
o5>,
O0'[oo'[,
bamboo
^8
<^
491
syrmge.
j8o8o5, 2o,
j^cScSf 2o, 4c, 4c, n. a syringe or anything of the kind. V. to diminish, grow less, as one's money, property; used i^S, 4iO,
in composition with co, 4c.
0-8, 4o, V.
*,
.
4o, to cover
up by burying or concealing,
.o,
lo,
(Laos,)
b6, 2c, n.
*8,
a wicker basket; (K. and C. S.) 3c. the temporal juice which at certain 2c,
the liquor
seasons
flower,
4c.
1st def.
co,
2c, 5o, n.
tfie
same as
^5,
3c, V.
*,
watch
for, as
the coming
of a person.
00, 3c, 2c, V. to look towards.
V.
an object.
hope
for.
oojg&a'^,
cS, 3c,
hope
for.
3m,
V. to
oS,
4c, V.
to roof;
<
a roof.
o,
5c, n.
*S,
spread an umbrella, to carry an open umbrella. 5c, a place prepared by animals for their litter;
as a cover for protection.
the
womb.
bag used
lo, Ic, n. a stocking.
oS, lo,
n. a
c88,
also
2o.
*,
So,
o,
3o.
492
i{cp-Sy3^'>8
V. to have toothache from a decayed tooth ^^SSS^v?, 3o, Sm, 4o, to be occasioned by an insect. supposed
"S(S,
worm.
c8, So,
co,
3o, lo,
''co, 5c, lo
tree.
v. to
n. a worm found in the Op9^, So, 2c, -jcS, So, Ic, n. a hairy caterpillar.
dung of oxen or
buffaloes.
->">%
-
So, 5c, 4-0, n. a caterpillar of large size, appearing in the Shan States at the time of frost.
8S, So, So, n. the large white worm found in the bud of the marsh date palm, an article of native food. c), So, Sc, n. any kind of caterpillar having hairs which cause
soreness
when touched.
c8o5, So,
soreness
4m, n. a caterpillar having hairs which cause slight when touched, vide tp^ScSoS, lo, 4m; also the
mosquito.
larvae of the
worm.
to express brilliancy, as,
co8
^8^8,
S,
S, 5o,
n.
hat.
n. ^oo|, 5c, 2c,
o'{oo|,
(^000 P.) falsehood, .^.OQC^jaoc^, 4o, 2c, Sc, 2c, Sc. oOo P. ) the telling of a 5c, 2c, 2c, 2c, n (
falsehood.
ocS, lo, 11. *', lo, frost, hoar frost, snow. --^c', lo, 4o, n. the same,
Q\, lo, 2c, n. snow, a
Ic,
snow; (K.)
4o, 4c.
71. *', lo, a water dipper, also <^cp, lo; (K.]2o. ^C^, lo, c8^'>c, lo, 4m, 5c, n. the same.
w^ya^^S,
dipper.
for
^cr>i
^c^,
493
^,
V.
**,
2o,
^c^B.)
to have
the sensation
of numbness
feet;
from cold or a
on edge,
as.
blow;
to be sore, as
hands and
to be set
the teeth.
-aSoS, 3o, 4<oi, V. the same,
<^op,
4o, n.
*',
women.
JOO, 4o, 3c;
^,
s. *o', 5o, <^C^, 5o, ^e^ B.) to twirl, whirl about. ?. to be altogether, completely gone, vide o', 4o. ^<p, 5o,
^o5, 5c,
V.
*oS,
*o5,
V.
removing
V. <^0Q, 4o,
come
to
an end,
all.
V. the
same,
be
all
gone.
*oS,
4o, Ic, v. to have the sky covered with raiaclouds after the close of the rainy season.
<fo5,
5o, n.
*oS,
5o, an aat.
a species of large red ant. 'aS, oo, 5o, 3o, n. a species of large red ant, edible.
5o, 5o, n,
a red ant having its nest in the Ci^COoS, 5o, 3o, Ic, n.
ground.
Ic, 3o, n. a
n. a species of ant. O^, 5o, 4o, 5o, 4c, n. a large black ant. <^8,
^8,
5o, 5c;
^^o5,
494)
<j9Sg9S
*8,
x>.
i, Ic, 2o,
to
do a favor.
arfr.
09&,
Ic,
amf
4so, Ic;
oaS, Ic,
r;.
vide
V. to be fine, dusty, a^ a well-trodden road; n. dust collected on anything; the dust of a street or cf dry land swept by the wind. V.
<jaS, 3c,
dust,
any powder.
"O,
the chips
made
in turning a lathe.
filings.
920^,
fragrant powder.
pollen, "''g^S, 4c, 2c. gS, n. dust, dirt. cSaS, 3c, Ic,
3c, 2c,
dxist.
09S,
3c, V.
^98,
2c. 4c, n. (K.)te thousand; (C.S.) Ic, znde 4c, V. 4c, to sprout forth, as new leaves; appear, as
^S,
*^,
new
flesh
and C. S.) to open the eyes, vide 8'>8, 4c. and C. S.) past time, former time, vide 8'>S, 5c. (K.
2o, lustreless, dull, faded; ;^8, 2o, a. on the eyes. C^, 2o, 2o, a. very faded, dark gray.
-a^,
*S,
v.
to
have cataract
^'
^C>S,
covered
'>8'>S,
sometimes
^SjcS
o^S, 3o,
U'jS, 3o,
Tu
t>.
495
*>8, *>?,
happy, rqoice.
^93T
^^' ^^
"^^
"'^^
saw*;.
**,
same.
effort
S, 5o,
tJ.
to enter; to
otS, 4c, V.
push into, enter by pushing, shove into, press into. *oS, 4c, also 4o, to strike, beat, also oS, 4c.
*6', 2o, to kneel with a bowed head; to have a debent forward on the elbows.
wiJ, 2o,
t^.
^"^j
2o, 4c,
z>.
((ScoiS, 2o,5o, 4c, u. to prostrate one's self at full length; to be crushed together, as a metallic cup when injured.
o5tS,
3o, 3o, adv. flappingly, as wings, also 0<So6, 3o, 3o, OoS, 5o.
v. *($*, 4o, to
qS, 4o,
hem.
dSiS, 4o,
5m,
Im,
V. to
a thing.
V. to fell
qS,
vide
^.
08, Ic, n.
[,
Ic, the
(^sooo B.) barley, sometimes ^coo^, 4c, water lily of which there are many
Ic.
4c.
varie-
ties, also
08,
and
ribs
blue water
lily.
0^006", Ic, 2o, 3o, n. the sacred bean plant. 09.8, Ic, 2o, n. the white water lily.
ogS, Ic, 3c,
itself
n.
water
by
roots to anything;
duckweed.
2c,
n.
*],
2c,
a depression
in the earth, a
valley, ravine,
496
Sc
-k;,
V.
*p,
to
adv.
witii a
dim
light as at the
beginning of dawn,
2c, n.
^8, 5c,
V.
*,
(2iSgooD B.) an awning, a tent. 5c, to throw upon, to cover, hence, to dam by
fish.
3c, n. a tuft,
V.
clump, bunch,
o, 3c.
o, 2o,
*,
2o, to
in the
ground.
c8o5, 2o,
3m,
V.
the same.
decomposition.
^o-scS, 2o,
6, 3o, V.
as a sore,
which
fruit, flabby as soft flesh; not compact as the hair; to be not tight, fast, to be loose,
6, 3o.
4o,
around the edge as a basket, or the edge of a garment, to put on a patch, to calk, sometimes 5o.
V.
*,4o,
to bind
n. ^, Ic,
*|,
Ic, a
n.
a tapir.
Ic, 2o, n. a
2c,
n.
*li
^S, 5c;
a.
c(Sd8S
4.97
n.
2 P.
Buddha.
OCO, 2c, 5c, n. (^oo P. j an orig-in, foundation. 3c, t). to be full and well-favored, of good form and color; to
,
be in an excellent condition.
O, 4c, n. *Q\z, 4c, a
o,
weight of which there are two kinds, the great and small, equal to one and a half eS, 4k>; two annas, 4c, t). ( K. ) to be dim-sighted, to be dark, overspread with
clouds; to be misty, vide o8, 4cc
and
trust,
as he
who
offers
^'
^^
S^^ ^^
71.
huntsman.
^o5,
4c, So, n.
(8oSB.)
chiefs, nobility,
c^5^5,
4c, 4o.
ciSjdoo^, 2c, 5c, 3c, n. (cQOocotS' B.) an earthen rampart. S. a sheep,, vide 4c. 2c, 4o, 4o, n.
c^coc^S,
(C.
a^,
c<Sc8cp, 2c,
3m,
n.
(C.S.)
the same,
c^ooS,
2c, 2c, n.
Ic
a seed
leaf.
c^, 4c, n,
*|8,
4c, a wife.
^'
e.
first
taken of two or
n.
an inferior
wife, a concubine.
S,
-
2o,
V.
augment, add
to deceive;
(K.) 4c.
4o, v. to
add something
in reporting the
c8,
2o, 3o,
V.
the same.
63
498
qS, So,
n.
s&qS
mother; the main part of saiything, aa a box, a river; a aux. for rivers, &c; combined with the name
*"[,
3c. a
it
denotes a
c5w8,
3o, So, a
B'Si 3o,
4m,
n. a
midwife.
^5>
So, 4cy n. a
woman who
builds
tery, 9c'-g]S, 4o, 4c. -oS, So, Sc, n. the lac coccus insect.
"O,
So, 2o,
11.
woman who
coSoj^c^ScS, So,
of rank
woman;
ntother of a person
who
is
also called
co85,
Sc, So.
co8j&co,
00809,
^
is
^'
n.
'*'
'*
^ nurse.
an appellation given to a
a
woman whose
is
first-
bom
-
a boy.
n.
name given
to a
no-
shoots of grain in a planted coo^, So, 2c, n. the first n. a stepmother. 086', So, 2c,
field.
a courtezan. OOaSooi^, So, 4c, 2c, n. n. the great toe. cS-aS, So, Ic,
>,
<>,
So, 5c,
Ji.
So, 4o,
also
an appellation given to a
So, 5c, n. a river.
n. a
woman
whose firstborn
is
a girl.
a puppet.
Brahminess.
dah.
for hire.
ci.^ttgj^
<ScB8, 3o, 5o, n.
>
499
a witch.
^o5, 3o, 2o, Ic, n. a strumpet, a harlot. waS, 3o, Ic, w. a barren woman, one not bearing young.
waS, 3o, 3o, n. a Burman woman. S, 3o, 4*0, n. a pregnant woman. WoS, 3o, 5o, n. a woman having a familiar ^^S, 3o, 3o, one blindfolded in the
',
spirit.
n.
the seeker in
'c5^,
ff9, 3o,
S8,
n.
thumb.
a harlot, a courtezan,
gS, 3o, 2c, n. vide GcSco', 3o, 4o. c8S, 3o, 4c, n. a woman.
n.
C. S. ) a
younger
sister
c5c,
a
3o,5c.
n.
woman who
woman who
n.
hires labourers.
a wife
children;
woman
who has
cco^, 3o,
a bastard child.
Ic, n.
a bad
^i:8B, 3o,
4c, lo, n.
a mother, honorific.
j^op,
/ao"[,
woman.
axint,
JSg-Sj
own mother.
stepmother. ciScoo^, 3o, Ic, n. (C. S.) a large hornet, vide cool", 2c. C(5co, 3o, 4o, n. (C. S.j a kite of paper or other material, vide jDjoS, Ic, 2o.
C(S,
4o, V.
*|8,
4c, to prepare,
to castrate.
V.
500
c<Syg|8c<SBS, 4o, 2c, 4o, 4c,
w'coS
v.
to
by
reli-
^5, 4o,
"'
Ic, V. to prepare,
"
in order.
c8, 4o,
same.
a road.
anything before
dis-
tribution.
make
ready.
nest, as bees or birds.
^6
c-S,
4o, 4c, V. to
form a
4o, So,
V. to
sam,
4o, 4o,
V.
to prepare,
tions previously
?i'^. 4o, 4o,
V.
made.
4m,
4o; to repair a house; to set a house in order. S-^Sc^CoS, 4o, 4o, 4o,4c, v. the same.
g6, oo,
v.
*8, 5c, to be
flat;
to press
down;
to flatten,
CX^QO,
a.
flat.
to be greatly rejoiced, to
be
full of
joy.
',
Ic,
/i.
',
Ic.
Q >S,
Ic, 4c.
thread
o^,
Ic, 2o,
flaxen thread.
line.
Ic, V.
*,
Ic, to cover,
n.
wrap with a
cloth or blanket.
*CoS,
Ic, 4c,
w'j^oS
2c, a. red, used with c85, lo.
501
*,
',
3c,
i;.
*3, 3c,
to
be
anything hot,
to be
harassing,
as,
JB'3S''^(S.
V.
to be hot
2o,
V.
c^w^c-o^, 3c, Ic, 3c, 4c, the same as *c8, 3c, 3c.
V.
the same.
to be very importunate.
V.
^S'w',
finely.
3c,
to have
a great desire to
dress
V. to
V.
to pain, throb
same as
',
3c.
',
-
(K,) here, vide '^', wood, woody substance; timber; the bamboo. of which are steeped and jd6o|, 5c, 3o, Ic, n. a tree the leaves used as a bath to prevent the relapse of an eruptive disease,
5c, n. *8, 5c,
as smallpox,
3c, adv.
3c.
oS,
5c, 4o,
Ji.
a kind of tree.
a
bamboo with
when
they should be far apart, a stunted bamboo. jD-acoolo, 5c, 3c, Ic, lo, n. a bamboo in which the joints are not only close together but very protuberant.
JOO, 5c, lo, n. the huteajrotidosa.
bowels.
^o5oo5, 5c,
(5,
3o, 4c, n. a
made of wood
bamboo.
^S,
502
5c, 2c, 2c, So,
"'^^^
n. the tree-fern, also
'y^oSi^8op^,
2c, 3o.
'j^8oo,
5c,
crooked timber.
n. wi^i^ '/^0fS^8op^, 5c, 2c, 2c, 3o. j^8op-S, 5c, 2c, 3o, n. the chestnut tree. CJO^, 5c, 2c,
Ic,
71.
n.
bamboo used
for
making
-O^j
-g*, 5c,
3c, n. the two sticks used to separate the threads of the warp and placed next to the yard beam.
5c, 4c, 3o, lo,
n. the
ooS.^^J^cp,
two cross
sticks
which give
0606, 5c, 3c, lo, n. a kind of bamboo used for cooking glutinous rice.
"6,
5c, 5c,
n.
is
food.
n. a ruler, rule.
water.
"g',
"[, 5c, 5c, n. the melicocca trijug'a. 5c, 2c, n. a species of euphorbia,
5c, 2o,
11.
'goS,
a levelling stick
used to
level
grain
in
measure.
cS, 5c, 5o, n. the gordoJiia jloribunda
cocS<X)^, 5c,4c,2o, n.
.
atnd kills
a tree.
.
n.
wood
tree,
carva
n.
(^c8
of
thorny shrub,
for
used in
dyeing, the
gum
'*
^^'
^^
^'
^^'
^^
'oo
'ci>
503
w'c^S'^S, 5c, 5o, lo, n. a kimi of tree. 00^, 5c, 4c, n. teak wood, of which
two
guished by
6c, 4c, lo.
the Shans,
and
'cx)5c8S,
ooS*,
golden bamboo.
coS^,
wood
dipierocarpus turli-
oo8, 5c, 3o, n. a slender piece of wood or bamboo, either long or short; the stick on which cotton cloth is hung, or is
stretched to dry after sizing.
00]8cc8, 5c, 4c, 4c, n. cutch, acacia catechu. o&O, 5c, 3c, n. pieces of bamboo cut lengthways.
0^,
5c,
2m,
n. a split
bamboo
the
an im-
paling stake.
OD'ccS, 5c, lo, 4o,
n.
paper
tree,
kind of mulberry,
7i.
cavities.
split
bamboo used
in place.
(c^o6
c^ScSS,
the aspen-leaved peepul, ficus rdigiosa. B.) a species oi fictis. a forked pole to twist ofF leaves and fruit, also
bamboo next
is
the cavity.
oo'S,
oocoo9, 5c, 5c, 2c, n. a tree the bark of which nut for washing purposes.
n. c6<i\f 5c, 2c, 2c,
^ooD
n.
B.) vide
'c^oo|,
c8^,
604
w'tt^cS-jScoS
'c85, 5c, 4c, n. the dipterocarptcs grandiflora. co, 5c, 4c, n. a kind of tree.
Qo5o],
n.
a boat or
fu^, at the burning of a dead body. ^-^1 5c, 3c, n, a prop or stay applied to the side of anything. ^"^^j 5c, 2c, n. a species of the genus inga, the albizzia stipit(Kurtz.) . the myrobalan. '>cS'>8cS, 5c, 4c, Im, n, a tree which shakes
>cj?^'S, 5c, 3c, 4o, house.
n.
lata.
if
touched.
the crossbeam
bamboo above
bamboo
ing layer of thatch at the ridge of a roof, n. a small split bamboo tied to the rafters '^C'^Sy', 5c, 4c, lo,
outside the
first
roof,
fastened.
QS,
n.
bamboo
stick
is
thrust for
800^,
pterocarpiis.
n.
a species of large
bamboo.
n.
n.
71.
touchwood.
a species of bamboo. the careya arborea.
n.
w'ys^So^B
n, a pole with a bifurcated tt'Scp, 5c, So,
off leaves
605
end to catch and break
and
flowers.
8, 5c, 2c, n.
5c, Ic.
n.
is
made.
a tree having a white sap, like milk. prop or stay applied to the side of anything. CO, 5c, 4o, n. the cedrela too?ia, the wood of which is used by
CO'^S, 5c, Ic, n. a
oooow^, 5c,
making the sheaths of knives. 4<o,2c, 2c, n. the neem tree, melia azadirachta.
bamboo
part
way down,
bamboo.
n. an oar, paddle.
c8y',
'
5c,
4ic,
3c, n. the
lo, n.
homalium tomentosum.
a species of eriolcena.
bamboo.
n. the
n. the black varnish tree. yJB, 5c, 5c, w. f-'^^^j 5c, 4c, Ic,
n. the beam of a loom on which the cloth ia 9J<S, 5c, 4c, 2c, is woven. rolled, as it
pensile branches.
c', 5c, 4c, n. the
^o5,
5c, 2o, n. a
jsqS^C^, 5c,
Eugenia tree, kind of creeper. So, 5o, n. a tree the bark of which is very astringent.
64
606
5c, 5c, Ic, n. the
c^(j^
*i3f^iScg,
bamboo on
hill
fastened.
/',
in
5c, 2o,
n.
a kind of
much used
making
thatch.
C/w^ooS,
a kind of
tree.
kind of reed.
lo, V. to
n.
a sign;
as,
'>e\,
name
of the sign
(%\
to be
o',
to note
engaged to
rice
marry.
^', 2o,
:;.
upon
when
3o, n.
*,
*,
3c, a
',
3o,
V.
to vie,
widow, vide c<S', 3o, 3o. contend in rivalry, to strive to outdo one another.
*,
3o, V.
same mind.
in, to
c^,
Ic, V.
have
skill,
acquired ability.
in singing love songs; n. a C>^1> Ic, 5c, V. to be skilled singer of this kind.
,
Ic, 4o, V. to
singing;
n.
.gTD I />>, Ic, 4o, 2c, Ic, V. to be skilled in singing, frequently with the accompaniment of clapping hands.
<?],
Ic, Ic,
V.
to
is,
others, that
or live with
'[g,
Ic, 4c, n.
71.
c, Ic, 4c,
cw
Ic, 3o, V. to
^SSfS^S
skilled in.
507
CQ^coS,
know how, be
c^^oo|jd'>S,
V.
c8cy88,
to
be eminent in
any manual
employment.
ogS, Ic, 3c, n. a carver in wood. CO, Ic, Ic, n. a nat worshiper. 8, Ic, lo, n. a person who foretells the future by Eistrological calculations.
cY
^6, Ic, 4c, V. to be eminent in any manual work. 88, Ic, 5c, n. one who knows how to cook.
"
CX)"[,
(BS, Ic,
3c,
learning.
the same. cOitocw^co', Ic, 3c, Ic, 4o, v. Ic, lo, V. to be very skilled in
O^S,
anything; to be very
skilled in singing;
8(S, Ic, 2c, n.
n.
a skilled singer.
pain or unrest.
B^,
ooS, 2c,
as,
oc^5^jd9S.
be
on good terms, co^, 2c, n. *sS, 2o, a pit or mine in the ground.
"6,
'>2,
a diamond mine.
oSS, 2c, lo, n. a mine of precious stones. ooS, 2c, 4c, n. a copper mine.
Im,
n. a
petroleum well.
pit,
quarry.
4m,
2c,
n.
an iron mine.
n. a tin mine.
cQS(^S,
4m, 2o,
608
CwT,
2c, n.
Ctt'j'oD'^j?^^^
n, Q<i^, 2c,
phenomena. *c5, 2o, (ccoS B.) pure silver, also co^, 2c. Cw^wjS, 2c, 4c, r. to be very abundant, numerous, that be the mine or source.
n. *<:S, 8o, a pot, chatty.
bles
mesmerism
is,
to
Cf*, 3c,
made
for
cooking purposes.
a pot for cooking rice. "S/giS, 8c, 8c, 4c, n. a superior kind of chatty made for
"o8, 3c, 8c, n.
cooking purposes,
a chatty with a small neck. C"o^^8, 3c, 4c, 2c, n. 4m, 4c, n (epSscfij B.j a large water c8cp/3^8, 3c, cc8, 3c, lo, n. a glazed pot or jar.
n. oo]^, 3c, 2c,
jar.
a pot used in the festival of the new year. n. a copper chatty. qgS, 8c, 4c, -jc, 3c, 5c, n. a water jar.
'>cco8[S'[8, 3c, 5c, 3c, 4c, n.
an
um
in
^>co5, 3c, 5c, 2o, n. vide ctt^-accoS^lg, 3c, 5c, 3c, 4c.
^',
-
'>v6,
8c, 3c,
n.
in
cooking by steam.
3c, lo, n. a
Sep,
00"!,
-
3c, 8c, n.
curry chatty or saucepan. somewhat shallow dish, used for cooking. the bowl of a pipe.
oD|/3^od8,
long-stemmed pipe.
a crooked pipe.
the same.
n,
made
of ebony.
ODlc1,
^S
9c85, 3c, 4m, n. an iron pot. cS-jS, 3c, Ic, n. an earthen pot.
cm8'c, 3c, 2c, 5c,
n. a large
509
pot or jar.
6^,
3c,
V.
8c^c^,
noise;
soS,
4c, 3c;
cw*?, 4c, n. a couplet for (^8, 4c, as, /><^8j3C^, 5c, 4c, 5c, 4c, to traffic in bullocks.
n. cw^cj^, 4c, 5c,
folly,
ignorance.
oc8 P.j one of the four infidelities, ^J3c8, 4c, 5c, 5c, 5c, n, ( that one caused by ignorance. c^, 5c, n. a round rim, &s the rim of a hat made of bamboo
sheaths,
2,
SS,
4c, V.
*5,
*vS,
4c, to be
damp, moist,
to be nearly dry.
same.
in composition, with oc, 5c,
5c, n.
4m,
V. to
in tattooing.
3^,888, 2o,
-8,8,
3o,
fist
*5,
3o,
SoS B.
with the
V.
thumb
erected.
S5,
3o,
*S,
3o,
(80S B.)
ish,
wicked.
88,
Ic, V.
(8S B.) to be
lost in
sence of thought;
to
thought, to be stupid from abhave the mind diverted and fixed in-
510
SSc8,
Ic, Ic, V. to
^8c8o5
be
lost in
same as
to
S,
Ic.
wish to enjoy, have an appetite for, to 2s, 5c, desire greatly, showing itself in continual effort; adv. continually, without interruption.
5c,
8, 5c, 2o, V. the
*,
same a*
Ist def.
SS, lo, n,
S8, 2o,
V.
*S, *S,
]o, a
dam.
from fear or aston-
S5, 3o,
n.
*S,
n.
3o,
shallow
and
"98,
iron.
deep cupel.
*,
4o, a country.
n.
^8,
4o, lo,
the middle
country,
i.
e,
guished from the hells and nat countries. n. Mogok, a small Shan principality south of J^oS, 4)0, 3c,
n.
China.
c,
"^8,
'g'^^j
co'>Soo'[,
Shan principality in southwestern China. 4o, 3c, 71. a Shan principality in southwestern
China.
cx)(p|c8, 4o, 5c, Ic, 4o, n. the
-
oojD|8,
fi.
north
of
Mongpai.
COOO, 4o, 2c, n. Mongsit, a Shan principality west of Mongnai.
^S(^
611
south of
6c, 2c,
n.
Hsahtang, a
principality
H. an abode of brahmas, the superior celestial of which there are twenty stories, sixteen material regions, and four immaterial.
Shan priacipality
.
in southwestern
Chma.
Hsinwi,
:BB6, 4o,
c86, 4o, Ic, n. a Shan principality west of the Salwen near the borders of Yunan.
c8, 4o, 4c, n. a
n. cc^S, 4o, Ic,
Shan principality
in southwestern
ChiBa.
Hsipaw.
9C'6, 4o, 5c, 4c, n.
Namkham,
oc^B,
south-
east of
Yawnghwe.
5c, 4o, Ic,
cSSco', 4o,
name
oSSooS,
Shan
principality.
^S,
4o, Ic,
Angleyua,
Yawnghwe.
9SoScp8,
east of
4o, Ic,
3m,
Ic, n.
Mbngnawng Hsinwi,
usually called
a principality
Ic.
now
2Soc8, 4o,
Shan principality
in China.
Nawugwawn,
n. Mbngping, a small Shan principality west of the Salwen, near Laihka; also a district in Kengtung.
512
S8o', 4o,
n.
^HH^
4fO,
Mongpai, the
southwestern
principality
of
Shanland.
o-^S, 4o, 8c, n. a
W^> 4k>,
-
Ic,
.
-<,
4ro, Ic,
cSBc^-oS,
4k),
by the nats.
woS, 4o, So,
of
n.
Burma.
w.
S, 4o, 4o,
Nawngwawn. n. Mongmow,
China.
8o6, 4o, 3c, n. Mongmit, a Shan principality north of Ava. W-Sw', 4o, 2c, 2c, n. Mawkmai, a Shan principality south of
Mongnai.
00
,
4o, 4o, w. a
Shan principality
in southwestern China.
008c88, 4o, 4o, lo, n. Karenni. OO'iS, 4o, 4o, n. the Laos country.
o5, 4o, 4c, n.
Mbngyom.
Mongyai.
coSqcS, 4o, 3c, 2o, n. Yawnghwe, a principality in the western part of Shanland.
uoS, 4o, 4c, n. a Shan principality in southwestern China.
Arracan. n. (c[^S B.) C|5S, 4o, 5c, 2o, C0 18, 4o, 4c, n. a Shan principality in southwestern
c88, 4o, 4o, V. to
China.
dawn;
n. the
dawn.
co8, Mbngldng, a Shan principality north of Hsipaw. co'*!, 4o, 4o, 3c, n. Laihka, a Shan principality north of
4o, lo, n,
5c, 2c, n.
a Shan principality east of the Salwen. o, 4o, 5c, n. the country of the Wahs bordering on China. 0'>S, 4o, 4c, n. a Shan principality in southwestern China.
cS, 4o, 4o, n.
2 nS, 4o,
Ic, 4o,
n.
of
Mongpawn.
^^
513
a very small Shan principality SSj'-coS, 4o, 4o, lo, n. Hailong, south of Hopong.
8^, 4o,
4c, n. a
Shan principality in southwestern China. 5c, n. Ava, the old western capital of Burma,
used generally for the royal city. So5, 3c, V. *o5, 3c, to be acquainted with, familiar with. .SS, 3c, 4c, V. the same.
c6c8,
So5, 4c,
3c,
Im, 5m,
to
v. to
t;.
*o6,
as
an odor
thing,
smoke any-
a bees'
to
away
8o5, 5c,
4c.
V.
insects
from
V. the
same.
SoS, 2o,
V.
V.
8o5, 2o,
*o5,
fish.
meat or
out the
lips.
*'S,
8^,
4c, V.
*^, 4c,
V.
to
the same.
be long (in time), 8S, Ic. n. past time, former time, SoS'jc, 3o, 5c. S-jS, 5c,
898, 4c,
V. to
S^S, 5c,
V.
to roll
up the
eyes.
oo|c8ooi,
S-sS, lo, V.
*,
5c, Ic, 2o, Ic, V. the same. lo, to be like, similar, the same;
the same.
(K.) 4o.
V.
y,
fii^S,
lo, 3o, V. to
lo, V.
V.
S-aS, 2o,
*S,
be
stupid
614
^SojoS
Ic, V. the same.
S9S8S, 2o,
8^8,
2o, also 2c, V. to lament, find fault with, used with oS, 5c.
88, Sc, n. *|, 3c, the product of the cotton tree; tinder, 88988,
3c, 5c.
n.
88, 4c,
*[,
4c, the
^8jd8, 4c, 5o; (K.) 6. to have the skin around the finger nails peel jD-jS, 4c, 5o, v. in small strips.
/s-aSooio, 4c, 5o, Ic, Ic, v. the same, ^38, 4c, 5o, n. the walking beam, or in case
vide
supernumerary little finger or thumb. jy^sS, 4c, 4o, Ic, n, the handle of a reel. lO', 4c, 3c, V. to have one hand larger than the other.
5S,
4c, 2c, n. a
A,
4c, 4o, n.
o5, 4c,
strong hands, hand curved into a cup-like shape. n. the right hand; the right side. "S"*^^!* ^c, Ic, Ic, 4c, Ic, 5o, n. the left hand; the left side.
"g^OD^,
COT
J,
4c, 4c, V. to
088,
4c, 3c, V.
to be true in aim, as a
good marksman;
not to have
n, a
stiffened arm.
w.
to be palsied
in the arm,
power
iije
88SSy',
adv.
C(SS8oo8, 4c, 3o, 4o, Ic, adv. with the hands behind the back.
the tendrils of a 8cS, 4c, 80, V. to be true in aim, as
c8, 4c, Ic, V. the same. 09, 4c, 6c,
V.
hand; to
the
hand from
V.
to
be
light-fingered,
to pilfer.
^6^S
Sooo',
cSfS,
4<c,
616
lo, V. to be
V.
empty handed.
have the skin around the finger nails peel
V.
4c, 2c,
to
O^COcS^,
to
be light-fingered, to
pilfer.
^O,
a^oS, 4c, So, V. to lack strength in the hands. 6c, n. a day; not used alone, as,
daily.
^,
5c, V.
V.
*,
*|,
5c, to cook.
Ic, to be diffused or scattered in different places;
^8, lo,
to be tangled, confused,
.
jumbled together.
v. the ^.S, lo, 2o,
lo, 2o;
*1,
by eating some-
thing improper;
to
2o; (K.) 4o, as, be cloyed with food, vide ^5, 5o.
be disgusted with anything, also 88, ^8/^88, 4o, 5o, 5o, (K. and C. S.) to
r>.
^8, So,
n.
*|,
3c, time.
c.o^co^8^,
g^,
.g-jSjag^^*,
3o,
2c,
Ic, 5c,
C\, 3o, 3c, (6) adv. (C. S.andK.) yesterday. the beginning, . CO, 8o. 6c, ^Scow^S, 3o, 5c, 4c,
at
the
beginning.
CO-aS, 3o, 4c, adv.
ac^cococ, 8o, Ic, 5c, adv. formerly. 9C9C, 8o, 5c, adv. then, at that time.
C], 8o, 3c, n. future time, futurity;
adv. hereafter.
the same. ^c^OOTC^'jS, So, Sc, 2c, 4c, adv. adv. to-day. oc', So, 5c,
^6,
516
gS-o
4c, n
8888, So,
So85^,
adv. formerly.
now
x>', 3o, 5c, adv. (C. S.) to-day. cSS, 3o, 3c, adv. (C. S. and K. j two days after to-morrow.
when?
ooSyag-^S, 3o, 4c, Ic, adv. the other day. OlS. 3o, 4c. adv. yesterday.
'
5i^?^
^^' ^^'
'^^
^'
88cl8^S^,
3o, Ic,
*],
aho used of a
forward movement.
v. *2B, So, to flower, blossom; g.S, 2c, a cloud not fraught with rain.
n. a flower, a blossom;
n.
the
n. the
JD,
cloud
in the valleys
and ravines of a
mountain.
jg',
c^?,
3c,
n.
the
fragrant
tree.
lily.
common
jasmine.
2c. 4c, n.
following varieties:
gJ5co6c
617
3c, Ic;
giD"0"S|, 2c,
i>c,
Ic, Ic.
g^"/)',
"SoScon, 2c, 3o,4c, n. a species of mimusops. "05, 2c, 3c, 5c, n. the clouds seen in the dry season.
n. the Scip'^S, 2c, 3c, lo,
same.
^'g<S,
n.
language c6/)'"S>'g^, lo, 2c, 2c, 3c. n. a kind of flower. ^'g-jS, 2c, 2c, 2c,
cjicoS, 2c, 4c, 5o, n. a climbing honeysuckle. citcoS", 2c, 4c, 5o, 4c, n. the yellow variety of honeysuckle.
c'[8co8'>S, 2c, 4c, 5o, 4c, n. the white variety of honeysuckle. cocotJ, 2c,5c,3o, n. the flower of the periwinkle tree.
g-S^^8
n. the
champac.
c6"0.
champac.
champac.
n.
~~
the dahlia.
7?.
prince's feather.
ooSc,
n.
offering to nats.
S18
aSoooS,
gSc8(95^8
2c, 3c, n. the white leprosy.
paper flower for an offering. the globe amaranth, ^om hrena fflobusa.
.
vide
(aSgaS B.) a
'>c5o'S, 2c, 4o, 4o, n. (aSjoS B.) the tuberose. -acoS, 2c, lo, Ic, n, the flower of a thorny shrub. a prepossessing appearance, -^9-'[gSoo'[, 2c, 3c, 2c, Ic, n. ic. with 8,
-aSS, 2c, 5c, n. the flower of the red cotton tree.
used
2c, 2c, 5o, n. the yellow, bell-shaped, fragrant flowcv of a shrub which blooms every month in the year. oSc^-jS, 2c, 4o, 4o, n. the sun flower.
oSoo',
n.
the
bright
Sog,
(Sd,
padauk
tree.
2c, 5c, n, light clouds in the dry season. cb|8, 2c, 4c, n. the leaves of a shrub used for medicine
and
ornament.
o5^8,
an amethyst.
in a cluster. uS^-sS, 2c, 2o, Ic, n. coral o>Sc5, 2c, 4o, lo, n. the tiger lily, sometimes
^6, 2c,
Ic, n.
the water
lily.
of India.
ooS1,
name applied
n.
to various flowers.
3m,
Ic,
gS
g^ccScpS, 2c, 4c, 4o, n. ^ccos^dSs B.) cloves. oqSc&sS, 2c, 4c, 4*0, n. the sun flower.
n. ticfe the (^8, 2c, Ic, g'S<^8, 2c, Ic,
519
water
lily.
o'c^S,
kind of orchid.
4m,
Ic,
arum.
B^S,
2o, Ic.
qScocS, 2c,
Im,
n.
a woolen hat.
4m,
n. a helmet.
^8i^cp, 2c, 4o, 3o, n. the g-lobba, 3o, 4c, 5c, 2c, 3c.
(j^of-js*,
aUo
gi5coS'oopya'50o',
2c,
weather,
n.
33DCOOo<fi P.
the passion
n. the safllower.
g^,
g^,
2c, V.
oB,
2c.
g^jDCO^S, 3c,
cwD^cod^ P.
the left
hand chief
disciple of Buddha,
g^,
gS,
4c, n.
Ic,
V.
in
its
-
(K. andC.S.) a tube closed at one end, vide <^B, 2o. *8, lo, to be old, dull, faded, as a garment; to be a neglected condition, as a house deserted by most of
still,
people; to be
quiet, silent;
V.
(K.) 4c.
2o.
cgg8w^,
V.
to be lonesome, lonely.
<jS,
(^C.
S.) to
make
Ic, V.
*o,
520
0800,
Ic, 3o, n.
gS
an
n.
artificial pickle,
or acid preparation.
the
gS, 2c,
*86, 2g, the hole or opening of anything. ooS, 2c, 4o, n. the head of a road.
n.
o,
(ii,
mouth of a
river or
body of water.
^
gS,
3c,
the hole in
oS
Sc.
3c, 5c, n. (K.) a stirrup, vide cSoSoooS, lo, Ic. a gong, a plate of metal beaten 4c, n. *8, 4k), (cwoSg
B.^
to produce sound.
"O,
'
4c, 4c, n. a
golden gong.
machine.
^,
4c, 5c, n.
water.
00', 4c, lo,
same; a strong log or beam used for a dam by being bound across upright stakes strengthening driven into the river bed.
n.
8o5, 4c, 3c, n. the spring of a clasp knife. gS, 4c, V. *8S, 4o, to look forward, expect, anticipate something
yet to come, to hope for.
4c, 4o, V. to look for, expect.
S, 4c, 5c, v. the same.
9^>
g6cS,
mde gSco^,
Ic, 3c.
S, 2o.
make
gS, 5c,
V.
521
c>oScS,
V.
the same.
to extinguish;
to
go out,
come
to
fire
or
n.
life,
o5, 3c,
*8o5, 3o,
in
bamboo;
go58o5,
by hanging
aiiti-
around,
g^^c, Ic, n.
rolo'-asia
quonim; g'^,
Ic, V.
Q^,
Ic.
(K.) to be restless,
4o.
to
as,
o^'sS,
g^S,
Ic,
V.
*8>S,
lo,
be
jo-sSiDScSg^S,
n.
a prop, pillow.
8>S,
Ic, 4c, V. to
n.
pads used under the loads of pack animals. the standard which supports the beam of a plough.
a folding pillow.
g^ScSS,
goS, 2c,
Ic. 4o, V.
in behavior,
vide
n.
*8^,
g'S,
2c, V.
2o, an ancestor of the fourth generation (K.J4c. *8>S, 2o, to thrust through, put through with the idea
;
mulberry
gaS,
4c,
n.
*8S,
yolk of an egg;
4o, the heai-t of anything, the best part; the used in connection with princes it denotes
re
522
gS
woman, (h.), 4c, 2o, Ic, n. the pulpy substance into which the milk w-S^-jS,
of a cocoanut
is
converted.
gS,
S-^S^iS^S
Im,
and 3c.
to pilfer.
goS8cp,
g6', 2c,
hang back;
*Q'S, 2o,
fall
to
lie
flat,
house; to
to subside, as a swelling.
98, 2c,
06", 2c, V.
2m,
V. the
*8<S',
2o, to
bow
v^tS,
low, crouch
2o.
of a superior, vide
up around the
loins
V. the
hem.
Sw^S,
*2S,
g', Ic,
*',
in the
o'co'. 2c, 3c, V. to have a pleasant oj)en face, also used with ^,
3c,
to be lovely.
v. the
-y'oo'', 2c,
3c,2o, 3o,
3c,
same.
as the eyes
g', 3c,
V.
*',
to
be
nearly shut,
when very
sleepy;
', 4c, v. to
to be tired with labor. to be drowsy; (C. S.) be indistinct, as blurred writing, also g', 4c.
if
Jp-^S,
4c.
Ic, n.
tlie
V.
S, Ic, lo,
by mean
arts,
528
3c,
V.
*$ 3o,
in
shame,
o, 3c, n. used with 03, 5c, as,
00,
5c, 3c.
order to secure
to
the edge of anything in around the edge, as a basket; it; be shrunken, drawn under, as the chin of an old person,
to bind
down
og,
^, 5c,
n.
4o, 5c.
*8, 5c,
(G B.) an emerald.
(^oSo^^ B.) jugglery. 5o, V. (K.) to be in bad condition, shrivelled, as fruit. ^8,
a race; a kind, sort. ^[8, 4c, n. (33^8 B.) (gpco]!, 5c, 4c, n. a myosa.
<g|^8c^'^S,
5c, 2c, n.
((0^
QoS, 3o, V. ((:>5 B.) to exceed, c8, 3o, Ic, V. the same.
n. g, Ic,
make
profit;
to be excellent.
*,
Ic, silver with only a slight alloy. Ic, a leaf, the general
word for
leaf, vide
oo8, lc
to be small-leaved.
leaf.
3^,
-
Ic, 2o,
be round-leaved.
a blade of grass.
n.
S, 2c,
2c, to be
coSco^,
,
524)
coo
(C
5m,
V.
*,
5o,
to bind or press
it,
in order to secure
to set a
gem.
5o, to be shrunken,
S, 5o,
V.
*,
drawn under,
as the chin of
an
OD
The
thirteenth letter of the Shan Alphabet and the
first
Consonant
decayed or de-
rub out, cancel; to annoy, stroyed; /xS, 5c, 5c, 5c, V. to break a promise.
to
cxp,
engagement of marriage.
same.
v.
to exert one's
gious system,
o8oScO|, 5c, 3m, 2c, v. to break an engagement for business or other purposes. oo, 5c, Ic, V. to push out of place, as a man out of office.
V,
V,
to cut
up the
flesh of
slaughtered animals.
to destroy utterly.
methods.
c8o5Bo5,
o^^,
-
CX50OO, 5c, 3c, n. an appellation for an old person, as, occooS, 2c,
Oo,
4c, V.
*o8^,
the nails.
od8odS
4c, 2o, V. to be
525
coSw^S,
dull,
stupid,
as,
OD^'a^^jaoj'^^S,
4c,
cooJ6,
(K.andC. S.
^cS^^S,
very,
intensive
used
with
2o, 2o.
CoScyO'S^ 4c, 4c, adv. loudly, used with J^S, 5c. a small kind of honey bee, also <X>S<:(x.\, 4c, 5c, n.
c<Sa5^iOO|,
cut-
by
5c, 4c;
Myenmo mountain.
ooJB, 2o, V.
*c8^, 2c, to be hungry or thirsty; to feel uneasiness for want of food, as, oo^'a8js86'o', 2o, 3c, 4c, 5c.
n.
OoB, 3o,
oojD|, 3o,
00.0, 3o,
<y.
unhappy.
^*8, 3o, 4c,
V. to
c8oo.^'^,
much
distressed in mind.
v. to be very destitute. oO'^ScSd'jSc^, 3o, 4o, lo, 2c, cx)"SS, 5c, 2o, 71. (cj8S B.) Arracan, also a'QS, 5c, 2o. 00 5, Ic, V. *o86, Ic, to hang up and stretch out, as clothes to
dry.
ySooScoS,
00 S, 2c,
V.
Ic,
3o
Ic, Ic,
t;.
to be clownish, to
show
off.
to try the
depth
of anything,
water.
V. the sam^. COcp, 2c, 4o, 9C, 2c, 5c, V. to sound water.
y,
row of things.
row of
bazaar.
row of places
00 8 00 S, 8c, 3c,
adv. glitteringly,
5c, 3c, 3c.
through a diamond,
o^^ooSooS,
626
OdS, 4c,
v. part.
oooSoooS
*c8S, 4c, denoting present action; adv. yet, continued action, dBo, 5c. denoting
still,
Oo8, 4c, adv. the negative, not, OOiSaS, 4c, Im, coSc^, 4c, 3c.
Oo,
CX)6, lo, V.
*d8S,
or any
to be niggardly;
n.
gum
adhere.
oo,
lo, Ic,
V. to
be sticky, adhesive.
Im,
V.
to be sticky, niggardly.
3^,
Oo8, 3o,
*o8,
*d8S,
3c, to
fish
or meat
over the
fire.
OoS, 3o,
V.
3c,
n.
a step, a
pace. QoS. 3o, 4c, V. to take short steps. OOO, 3o, 4o, V. to take long steps, to stride.
Oo,
4o,
n.
fast.
Red Karen.
a tribe of
n.
^6c8o5, 4o,2c.
<^S, 4o, 2o, n. a White Karen. o5, 4o, Ic, n. a Black Karen.
c8,
4o, lo, n. a
n.
Red Karen.
*o3S, 5c, a kind of creeper. n. CXDoSoocjl, 3c, 5c, 2c, (oogg<^ P.) a charm, based on an astroCX>j 5o,
logical calculation.
OOoS, 2o,
V.
*c8oS,
2c,
to break
down,
to
fall in pieces,
come
to
pour
2o, 5c,
V.
to
2o, 3o, V.
ceremony; (K.) 4c. pour out water drop by drop. to break down and scatter in pieces.
very, used with o^<S,
n. a drop;
OD <5cg
527
<A(?
Sc, 3c,
ac?3y.
same.
o8'>S, Ic,
to
ODS,
2c, V.
*d88,
down
in
a perpendicular
position, as a curtain;
sition, the initial point of action being from above; (K. j op-S, 2c, 4o, V. the same.
ODS,
OQ(S''o6oo6*,
v.
oosccc*^, 3c, 3c, adv. quickly, rapidly, without delay. c8^c8oS, Sc, 3c, 3c, 3c, adv. the sam.
ooS,
lo, V.
*c8^,
(K.)
4o,
to
be far,
dis-
tant;
OOaSj^S, 2o, 2c, n. (s|Eoo B.) Rangoon. OoaS, So, V. *d8?S, Sc, to quail, draw back through fear, ^^8, ^S, So, 2c, V. to be confused through fright.
COQ^, So,
V.
Ic.
*coc,
exterior, as
an orange.
4c, to loosen,
CC^S, 4o,
to
V.
*d8S,
to
make
lax, to
be lax, loose;
hang down,
in the
middle, as timber.
caS, 4o,
71.
a valley.
cj^S,
COScO'>S, 4o, 4o, adv. with a frightened tone, CO'^ScS'?^, 4o, 4o, 4c, 4c, adv. the same.
(XiS, 2o, n.
5c.
or animals.
j^S, 2o, 4o, n. the
same.
joSoS, 2o, 4o, 4c, n. the shaking piece under the throat of an
ox, the dewlap.
w^SSw^,
OOtS, 2o,
V.
fins.
*cQS,
528
t>5
V, the same. oo(Sc^ 'ciSc-o^y 2o, Ic, So, 4c, c6 jBoScS, 2o, Ic, 2c, Ic, V. to be harassed in mind.
^o5,
same as ootSjSo.
oo'j',
o8cS, 2o,
4m;
short motions, as
maggots, or with sudden twitches, as from pain, opS, 5o. J^StSS, 5o, 5o, 5c, 5c, adv. the same,
od6", 5o, v.
086",
5m,
the principal rafters in a roof; a prop. *o88, 3c, to press or push into, as a knife or the
n.
to thrust in.
008, 3c,
V.
part, an assertive
to be
affix,
|8
eoSooSooS,
008, 4c,
V.
*c88, 4c,
2c, as,
and C(^^,
-
the same.
*c88, 5c, to play, joke, banter. v. the same. c8cp, 5c, 3m, ^-^1 3c, 2c, 008, 5c, V. *c88, 5c, to be done, finished; v. part, denoting the of the beginning of an act, as, past; also the completion
008, 5c,
]od8,
4c, 5c, he
V.
is
coming.
be entirely finished, completed.
008, lo,
V.
006,
4o, V.
*c83, Ic, to be far, distant from; uninhabited, lonely. 6. *c88, 4c, to be long, have much length;
(K.)
have a long
face, a
sad counte-
nance.
oS, Ic,
V.
*cS,
Ic, to
be quick,
or an
(K, and
(X>\
529
do, 3c,
it
r>,
*d
a
Sc,
ciiild;
to partially
to
to
chew as tou^h beef before giving chew with the gums as a person without
3S,
-
^8, 4c, lo, or 5o, v. the same. the same as o5 88, 4c, 5o. 38c88, 4c, 5o, 5o, to be smeared with mud, as a ploughman. woSj^oS, 4c, 2o, 2o, V. V. *do, 4c, to shine, be luminous, brilliant, as satin. oo, 4c,
sSf 4c, Ic;
.
05, 5c,
V. *u&, 5c, to partly chew food as children and with poor teeth or none at all, vide oo, 3c.
persons
>Sw,
^(^,
mumble,
as a toothless person.
ever, with
J30.
oo, 3o,
2c, or
2c, never;
habit
workmen.
B.) gunpowder.
oocco, 4o, lo, 4c, n. powder made of three parts saltpetre and one part charcoal.
c86*, 4o, 4c, n. saltpetre, nitre.
n.
powder made of
five
Ic,
V.
*c8,
Ic, to calk,
mend, repair;
to
give
medicine,
administer medicine.
CO, Ic, Ic, V. to
support
life,
comfortable.
V. to calk a boat. jjX'cB'SSS, Ic, 4c, 2o, 4o,
^^15i^' ^^'
'^^'
^'
(^)
y^S,
5c.
do away with, have done with, as, oo^w^^ 5c, let him alone, "never mind"; v. part, imperasometimes a negative causative, that not;
tive of negation;
(K.) 4c.
67
580
OOjC^, 2c,
Ic, V. part,
oo|coS
n. the betel leaf with the contents for chewing, CX)|9, 2c, 5c,
O0'[c|, 2c, 2c, adv. certainly, positively, joooojoo], 5c, 2c, 2c, 2c. Co P. j temporary, only for a brief use; v. 00]^ CO, 2c, 2c, a. (odd
to
CXJI^cojOI^,
CX>1, 3c, n.
qB,
3c, 3o,
small
medicine; an antidote.
jo'cod^,
places.
-
n.
kind
of rush
growing
in
marshy
Ow,
^,
3c, 2c,
n.
by witchcraft.
^'c,
>$
"o,
"oSgaS,
g'3?>
same.
3c, 2o,
n. chiretta.
Y'
-
"^[^ogS, 3c, 4c, 5c, n. CsS, 3c, 4o, n. a medicine used for spotted fever or meningitis.
a vermifuge. a purgative.
<j^,
medicine for
common
n.
any medicMi'al.
\'(,v
od(,iifei-ous
powder or drug.
a steam bath.
71.
fine
cut tobacco.
oojO^S
OOIOD', 3c, 4c,
3o, 4c.
n.
631
kind, also called
grass of a certain
o^S^o',
00*Oo8,
00'c8S, 3c, lo, 2c, n. twitch-grass. n. medicine for sore eyes. 00|c6cS, 3c, Ic, 4m, oolSS"', 3c, 3c, 4o, 4o, n. tobacco that comes from Mbngkai. n. a medicine for outward application. ooli, 3c, 4c,
cBSi>, 3c, 4m, 4c,
Ji.
used as charms.
for an emaciating disease of children. Ops, 3c, 4o, n. medicine
for
sometimes
^^>
3c, Ic, n. a
a rather offensive smelling annual plant, of 9CoS, 3c, 2o, which there are two varieties, O019co5"s), 3c, 2o, 4c, and
OO'L^coSo^S, 3c, 2o, lo. -scS, 3c, lo, n. medicine for fever.
n. oil as
oil.
flat
on
<y^, 3c, 4c, n. medicine which taken inwardly insures nity from hurt for one day.
cSoS, 3c, 3o, n. the earliest kind of grass.
immu-
cS^,
?Sy,
n.
medicine for irregularity of menses. a weed having a round leaf and a white
^^i
532
63 CO
00|u38, 3c, 5c, n. the leaves of the tea plant or any other plant used for drinking.
o5, Sc, Ic, n. opium.
c8,
,V:,
4m, n. medicine for a sore tongue. medicine for gas in the stomach. c8o5, 8c, 3o, 71. a blood purifier. o6S8, 3c, 4c, 2o, n. a weed poisonous to cattle.
c8'>Sc8(S', 3c, 5c
oS,
8S, 3c, 3o, n. a polite term for ganja, oS, 4o. 8S, 3c, 4o, n. a tonic.
2m,
n.
GDI, 3c,
n.
an
now
nearly
obsolete in colloquial language, as, ^c'cDj, 4o, 3c. a toad, vide S'oJd, 5o, 3o. CCj^^c'/)', 8c, 4c, 4c, n. (K.)
dSS, 3c,
V.
*ooJd, 3c,
^tS
B.
used with
y^,
5c, or
co%
3c, to
take a hint, as, waScS^y^, 4c, 3c, 5c, to receive the thought. c8^c8^, 4o, 4o, adv. continuously, without intermission, used
(&BcS,
c85, 5o,
V.
oocS, 4o.
look in the glass. a female; a feminine aflSx. c8S, 4c, n. d8S, 8m, a. each, vide coS, 3c; a number of things treated as
CO, 5o, 3c, V. to
one, as, ^-aScSSoStS, 4c, 3m, 4c. c85, 3m, V. to increase, principally used
as,
d8S
6cpu, 3m,
4o, 2c, to be
much
greater.
^cSc8Sco8, 3m, 5o, 3m, 3c, adv. in a short time. cS^II, 3m, 2c, 4c, v. to increase, grow by an increasing ratio.
c8S, 4m,
V.
*odS, 4o,
distance;
in
mind.
cScf
cSSooc^, 4m, 4o,
V. to
5iiii
0% 4m,
GoS, 5m,
n.
5c, V.
<S,
lo.
c8,
c8S, 2o, n. a
howdah
o8,
up the body on
tiptoe;
to
have a deformed foot whose heel does not touch the ground,
c8^o8S, lc,2o.
oS^c, ^o, 3c,
tlie
V.
to raise one
side
other.
V. to
V.
be on tiptoe.
the same.
V. *odS, 4o, to be small and slender, used of things small in bulk compared with their length, vide cdS, 4c.
V.
the same.
toco, 3c, n. (cxdSP.) a sacrifice, as an animal offered in sacrifice. ( occ^^<.S, 3c, 5c, 4c, 3c, n. ocspc8o5 P.) a priest. a sacrificial altar. ocoS, 3c, 5c, 2o, n. ( t^flgS P.) Im, V. *ODS, lo, to be quiet, still; to be quiet after d8c^,
conflict.
-
086*,
Im, 5c,
V. to
be perfectly quiet,
still.
c^d8cpC"o9,
Im,
.
Ic,
Im, 4c,
v.
to
be relieved
of a painful
impression
086*,
Im, 5c,
V.
the
5c.
08,
Im, 2c,
V. the
sam.
to
cease
and uproar,
d8cS,
to be quiet.
(
2m,
n.
*oD'jS, 2o,
(XipS B.
COO^ P.
a carriage;
certain
of any
kind,
particularly
applied
to
government
to
palanquins.
dScp,
2m,
V.
be
well-bred, polite.
c8,
2m,
4m,
c8cp, 4m,
o8c^,
3o, V. to be well-bred, polite, courteous. V. 'oO-sS, 4o, to have a surface sore or ulcerous flesh.
V.
*00'>S,
634
cBcS^
character to another, as an insect emerging from a good man becoming evil.
v.
its
chrysalis
state, or
c8::p, 3o,
salt,
-s^ScSc^, 5o,
3o.
c8 ^c8cp, So, 3o, adv. quickly, without delay. c8."c8-'S, 4o, 4<o, adv. with a prolonged sound, as
(j^S,
one calling,
4m.
(BSf
same.
by beating to death.
V. to strike.
*ooo5, 2o, to make straight, as from a bent position; to be straight; to lengthen out a bar of metal; (K.j4m.
t>'S,
2m, 5o,
4o,
V.
V.
V.
c8^, 2m,
c8o5, 3m,
*ODoS, 3o. to press into, cram, stuff. ODoS, 3m, '3^B, 3m, 4m, v. the same.
5c;
JSf^,
3m,
with
dScp, Im.
OooocooS, 3o, 3o, and 5o, 5o, adv. with a smooth, glossy surface, used with o8^, 3o.
c8o5, 4o, n. a drop,
c8>S, 4c,
V.
8^,
4c.
o8>S, 5c,
his
n.
opium eater
for
opium.
c8^,
c8
),
4c, V. *odS, 4c, to lay hold of, take hold of, to hold.
4c, 5c, 5c, V. to
JD^,
~^J^, 4c,
hang
to,
hold on.
B, 4c, 4o,
the same.
V.
to pull
and draw.
draw.
^oS,
j^,
4c, 3c,
V.
to
to.
d88"^l^
iBS/soSjyQcS, 4c, 4o, 5c, 2c,
v.
535
to plaster, overlay
OoScoo B.
with plaster.
i3Q8, 4c, Ic, V. to
take hold
<6, 2m,
"Q,
2m, 3o,
2m, 4o,
down, crush.
V. to
2m,
3c, V.
jDsf^C'^S,
5m,3o,
Ic;
jD9'C'>S, 5m,
"ScS,
same as
c8^S,
^
Ic,
5m,
5m, 4m,
v. to
oo',
5m,
Ic, V. the
^S,
OO'^S,
5m,
Ic,
V.
5m, 3o,
V.
CO^S^'aS^C'sS,
stitches.
to
backstitch
with long
^06*0,
5m,
OD'gsS,
5m,
5o,
to
cause.
cSiS",
4o,
z'.
K.
be hard,
difficult,
arduous, vide
CX)^^,
2o.
c8^, 5o, V. (C.S.) to sew, also oo(S, 5c, rnde c8S, 5m.
V.
5m.
d88cg.S, 3m, 2c, n. the kestrel, also 'ae^cSS. 5o, 3m. 086, 3m, V. *Oo8, 3o, to void urine; n. urine.
-
JDo5,
3m, 4c,
V.
to have strangury.
jovf
'
3m,
3m,
same.
^[-8,
to
o^8
V.
fire
into
a wasp's
nest.
09^,
3c, n. (ia<SP.) that which appears, matter considered as an 3c. object of sense, vide
^^,
n. a
Q|c^Sc3S,
grow
manager
less.
ooB^cS,
4c, Ic,
n. vide
CO^CoB,
CoS,
somewhat
slowly,
^o5|
4m.
more or
less
to be ragged, tattered.
lift
*ooB, 5c, to
up, raise
up
to
height;
to raise, swell.
'8'>?,
same.
V. to raise the
8800S,
58 o',
V.
to
raise the
worship.
(09^ P-)
credibility.
3o,
coS, 4o,
V.
OoScoS,
09^, 5o,
5c.
o^^oSc^^ooS,
v.
od,
5o, 5o,
annoy.
for
work
09S, 3c,
v.
to be
shaggy.
o^oScp
o^8cg, 8c, Ic,
V.
537
to be confused in mind.
c^cx^Sc-o^, 3c, Ic, 3c, 4c, v. the same. ooS, 3c, 8c, V. the same as co6, 3c.
0^8, 4c, n. *ooS, 4c, a mosquito. 0^6, 2o, n. *oo, 2o, a blossom, vide coS, 2o.
O^S, 2o,
8o.
.
*od,
odS,
in
the air,
is
the cotton
of the
cotton tree, used with 88, Ic; in all directions, without order, used with .o]^, 2c. a^8, 4o,
11.
*oo,
Ic, n.
4o,
fruit
^cp> ^Oj
05S, 4o,
V.
a seed and
its
enveloping
to
stir
fibre.
*oo5, 4o,
it
up, dig
prepare
for seed;
cQB, 4c; to
speak
ble,
evil of
another with the intention of stirring up trou00, 4o, 4c, 5c, to stir
o>6coO]
up anger.
coo^, 4o, 2c, V. the same as last def. 006, 5o, V. *ooS, 5o, to connect by a cord or rope, in order to
support in a suspended position; to hang, depend, as the opening of a sleeve from the wrist; n. a sling of any kind
for carrying, as the
to
carry
water
pots.
OOcS, 4c,
full,
V.
as the swaying COcSooc^, 4o, 4o, adv. prettily, gently, gracefully, branches of a tree, ^(So^c^o^cp, 3o,4o, 4o; .ga^cpa^cpjoc,
4o, 4o.
select.
4o, Ic;
eg,
4o,
Ic,
same.
)
oooS, 3c,
vile,
V.
*oDo5,
3c,
oooS B.
be inferior, mean;
to be
wicked.
oS, 3c, 2o;
cp,
3c, 5o;
the same.
eg.
3c, 4c, v.
68
538
cooS, 4c,
t).
(X^S
to
draw back,
cooSoooScX5oSoooS,
used with c^S, So. COoS, 4o, tJ. *O0oS, 4, to dry up, be exhausted; to drain out as water from an inverted vessel; to cease dripping; not used
of cloth except in the sense of last def.
BS, 4o, So, V. the same.
ODo5, 4o, V.
cxycS,
4o, to repair,
mend a break
or hole
by
closing.
V. the
COoScooS, 5o, 5o, adv. with plump, rounded limbs, used with 8, 4c. cooSoDoS, 5o, 5o, adv. with a light, ruddy color, used with c8S,
lo, also So, So.
CO 98, Sc,
co^,
a brush, usually a paint brush, Sc, V. (K.) to stretch out or reach out, as the hand after anything, or as prolonged time; to be long, sis one's life,
n.
vide
wf
4c.
V.
*cX)98,
So,
to
shake, tremble, as
a floor
when agitated
Sc.
to
and shake.
same as CO^, So. ^'^. COw, 4o, n. *ooac, 4o, a Laos man. V. *<x>S, 4c, to wink involuntarily, to have twitching of (X^S, 4c,
So, Sc, V. the
facial muscles.
V.
be disordered, shabby as clothes, also, 5c, the same; n^ refuse, waste material, rubbish.
feel
a creeping sensation from fear. (X^SodScoS, 4c, 4c, 4c, 4c, adv. with a creeping sensation. V. *oo6', 4c, to take hold of with some force with the (X^S, 4c,
0^S, 4c, V. *CX)5, 4c, to
hand; to take up with the ends of the fingers and thumb. /3o8, 4c, Ic, V. the same. o^, 4c, %c\
O0<5, 2o,
V.
*OD(S',
2o,
to
it
shake
anything
fastening;
in order
to
make
it
tremble or loosen
children.
from
its
to seesaw, teeter as
^f
V. *00<?, 3o, to subside, abate, diminish. a^<S, So,
639
O^,
3o,
V.
4?c,
v.
the same. in
the water; to
^,
80, 6c,
V, the
same.
00^,
Oft
up and down
sis
to rise
and
fall
as the
voice
in singing.
Im; a
prefix.
a^oo^S,
and
(K.)
as a
whip
lash;
to shrink,^
vide
coo^, Sc.
(cog B.)
to suspect of a crime.
v. to
008, 4c,
V.
O^OjSwi^S, 4c, 2c, 4c, 4c, 08S, 4c, 4c, V. the same.
doubt, be doubtful
of.
to forfeit, as when fined, vide 2c. 0^8, 4c, V. (K.) CCXJ^, 008, 4c, V. *0O|, 4c, ( ^8 B. j to be upright in mind, j^qCcSS
4c. j!j'>8co8, 4o, 8c, 4o,
008, 4c, 4c, adv. honestly, in an honorable manner. C08, 5c, V. part, a colloquial verbal assertive affix having an
eleI
ment of uncertainty,
think he
heis
as,
not yet gone. 008, 5c, V. to hang or fall down, as the roof of a house partially fallen in; to become soft to the touch, to be not compact,
as a flower
beginning to open.
O^8c8co8oo,
kled,
mass of any-
thing, as hair.
Bw(S, Ic, 2o, 2o,
n.
when
dried.
the
inside of the
"540
Ogd3co6*oj
up with the
V. the
same.
s,
orc,^
cc6oS,
QgS
B.)
to believe
cordially.
V. to doubt, to half believe. "SSo^S, 2c, 3c, 3c,
^
^S^y33oJ'S'>^S,
o5o5, 3c, 3c, adv. masticating very slightly through loss of teeth,
.88o^o5, 5m, 3c, o5, 3c, V. ( K. j to rent, to hire by paying for the use ooS, 2o.
3c.
of,
vide
n. *o5, 4c, a cluster or clump of bushes or small trees. O^, 4c, jo8, 4c, 4o, n. a kind of spinning wheel.
trees.
O^, 4c,
V.
'>C'>c, 4c,
V. the
sam^.
(',
V. *o5, 2o, to step, put forth the foot. o^, 2o, V. to stay, remain; to dwell, abide; v. part. eg, 2c,
used to denote continuance of action; (K.) 4c. V. to be confined in a narrow space. ^6*, 2c, 3o,
B, 2c, 3c,
V. to
dwell happily.
Ic, lo, Ic, V. the
same.
^c8,
from
d^oogS, 2c, 4o, 2o, V. to be happy. c8o5c8o5, 2c, 2m, 2m, v. to remain
to c8oo6'o^, 2c, 3c, 5c, 4o, v.
silent, quiet, to
be quiet.
coSgScoSc^
COc5o', 2c, 4c, V. to
641
be in childbed.
be uncomfortable.
cS^aSo'^S, 2c,
be well, healthy.
:8Sa>^,
to be quiet.
V. to live together, dwell or be together. COCp, 2c, 3o, oo'od', 2c, ]o, lo, V. to be idle.
co'co'co^co^, 2c, lo, lo, 2c, 2c, v. the same. 5, 2c, 3o, V. the same as cococS, 2c, So.
4. 2c, 3o, V. to take shelter, as in a shside.
n.
(oo<s^^^ P.)
miles.
13^ English
*c],
3c, to be frayed,
abraded;
to be turned up, as
when struck on a
stone,
COoS,
00, 4c, n.
3c, 4c.
*00H, 4c, a kind of marsh date palm from which brooms are made; a broom.
n.
the leaves of
OOcS,
any
ooS,
5c, 3o.
;30.ooo8,
sin.
4c,
3o, 5c,
5c,
2c,
the
evil
consequences of
n.
(csjeS B.)
scoDOcS,
c^ooo^S,
coSop, coSoo-cScS, 2c, 5c, 5c, 3m, n. Jesus Christ. oS^5, 2c, 2c, n. (c|q8cS B.j a latrine, also <:S/S, 2c, 2c. coS, 3c, pr. each.
BSscSco^,
c/5"[,
adv. apiece.
little
while.
o^CoScSoS,
.
^8
642
oo'<^5
^8coSc5o8, 3c, So, 3c, 2c; coS'gS, 3c, 3o, 3c, 3c; coSo6, 3c, 3o, 3c, 40, adv. the same.
^5
CoS/'>S, 3c, Ic, pr, each one. coi), 3c, n. an appellation for the
girls
is
first
daughter, the
as follows;
1st,
lo;
4th,
J3n^,
2c;
5th,
j^,
6th, sir^B,
and good
qqSi 4c, n.
*oo^i, 4c, a granary or place to store anything, also used as the couplet of Sw, 4o.
a granary.
/i.
"8oS'c,
the same.
adv.
toddlingly,
as
the
gait of a
little
child,
coS, 2o, n. *oO|, 2c, whatever remains after the juice or liquor is extracted; the quid left after chewing anything; refuse, 2o. litter,
c^,
CoS, 3o,
V.
mde
QcS
,
(^CXJOSB.) a policeman. coj, 5o, n. *oo, 5c, a kind of lizard which burrows in the ground; a sand lizard.
4o, n. *cX>1, 4c,
when
warped.
00*, Ic, V. *c8, Ic, to place one after another.
c8c^, Ic, 2o, V. the same. oo', 3o, V. 00, 3c, to fall apart, separate, as rice poured out of
a dish;
adhesive.
C3o',
to
ice;
to be in-
4o,
V.
*<S,
V.
mar
the flesh.
its
o^,
4o, 3o, V. to
claws.
u^S^S
648
od'^,
oo', 5o,
4o, lo,
V.
to scratch,
enemy
V.
or inviting attention,
*o8,
5c,
).
to
another, (b.
to COO"!, 5c, V.
burden.
ooS-scS, 5c, 2c, 3c,
J388, 5c, lo, V.
cooi^soS*, 5c, 5o,
same.
to
adv.
manner,
^o5coDlcoS,
4m,
coo^, 2c,
5c, 5o.
ccS, Ic.
COO^, 3c,
*QoS,
3o, to return on
itself,
as a
or
when
plaited
shrink;
to retreat, return
JoSoo^,
-
COO?, 3c,
being
so!
COO^, 4c, n.
coo'f, 4c,
V.
cooo B.
Yaw, a
race
the Irrawaddy.
up, to exalt, to praise, cgSccXDi, 3c, 4c. jdScoo^o'>S, 4c, 2c, 4c, Ic, v. the same. cooo8'0'S, 4c, 3c, Ic, Ic, V. to raise the clasped hands.
to
lift
(ccpol P.)
3c, 3c,
adv.
,
moving
Ic.
damp,
as undried clothes;
;
the
first
symptoms
of feverishness
to be of ordinary ability.
state.
dS^cSuS^cX)^, 4c,
c3S, Ic,
n,
same: of middling
54.4)
cS
a crowd; to be delayed for some reason; to remain without evacuation, as the bowels, cio'r^6'oo8c8S, 5c, 5c, 5c,
er, as
3c.
V.
to
dam
is
made;
dSS,
also used in
be slender and
*(X)S,
3o,
to
do the same, do
alike, to imitate;
a.
aux.
kinds.
we have two
bucket.
*oooS,
3c, to
draw out,
to
numbers.
V, to stretch
up the neck.
in a
grow
to
draw out
of, as
from
fire.
V.
the same.
come
to an end.
cj3^, 3c,
V.
anything; to hand,
the
hand
for
%'^i
sam.
hand
dS'^S, 4c, V.
after anything, or as
life.
prolonged time;
to be long, as one's
o3>S, 4o,
V.
3o.
u3>S, 5o, V.
*oD
'8.
5o,
to restrain,
to delay or
move
slowly.
c^
tS^iS-aS, 5o, 8c,
-o,
64fi
V. the
same.
5o,
^,
z).
-^cooj, 5o,
08^, Ic,
08^, 5c,
.
5c,
V.
fortitude.
itself 1.
*o5, Ic, to
V.
u^,
in
5c.
c85, So,
V.
*o5, 3o, to
ment; to
move-
088, 3o,5o, adv. gently, stealthily. u38, 3c, V. *CX>\, 3c, to take a general or indefinite aim; to act
without previous plan. <j3oS, 3c, 4c, v. to act with hesitation; to draw back.
c88, 4c,
V. *00"[8, 4c, to
^oot
at, to
*00, 5c,
to
start out
as perspiration,
also
t^S,
088, 5c, n.
5c.
(C
is
c88, 2o,
71.
liquor
extracted;
what
is
ed by chewing; refuse,
>9c6, 2o, Ic,
n. the refuse
litter;
of cotton after
o, 2o, 5c, n.
chewed
betel.
8^0^,
^,
j^,
/3q',
^o, 5c, n. chips, what is left from cutting wood. 2o, 2o, Ic, n. the fibrous bark of a cocoanut wken
coir.
pounded,
2o, 3c,
n. the
men
or animals.
fish bait. o], 2o, le, n. n. food for horses. 2o, 5c,
,
11.
646
ogSoooSocj
So, n. grass,
00"[,
c^,
3c.
oyS, So, 4c, n. vide OOjooS, 3c, 4c. 86, 3o, So, n. dried grass, hay.
c8oo, So,
<jB8, 4o, V.
Ic, lo, n. a
kind of grass.
*ooi,
oq,
2c,
ter,
v.
amuse one's
self;
to joke, ban-
play tricks; (K.) 4c. 3o8, ^, 5c, V. the same. *c. ^c, V. to amuse one's
^'^i
self, as
ment.
c8cS, 2c,
3m,
V. the
same as
ogc8,
2c, 5c.
draw out,
WBoSjDaS,
provoke a quarrel.
as the piston of a
co.
So,
V.
syringe;
^vulgar).
0698898001,
in
vacillating, unsettled
00^, 4c,
V.
cQS.
to be
dilapidated, out
of repair; to be evil-disposed.
'OoS, 4c, 2o, V. to
be torn, rent.
coSuo^.
68Bc85,
co^c8^,
C08, 2c,
^S,
2c, Ic,
uneasy
C98, 2c, 4o, V. to be affected with violent fever and delirium. lustful cw^Sac^, 2c, 2c, 2c, V. ( OOCBJO P. ) to have a violent,
ogS
V. ogSttj, Sc, Sc,
547
Sc.
the
V. to
same as uo8,
be in a
086, 2c,
Im,
restless
ugb86c88,
way,
V. igS, 3c,
adv.
in
restlessly.
t;.
to be delirious.
lift
*c8S, 3o, to
"S,
COO]
,
3c, 3c,
V.
to rouse to action
lift
by emulative consideration.
3c, 4c,
V.
Yawnghwe, a Shan
c^6, 4c,
n.
SoSooSS^S
ogS, Im, 4c, Im, 4c. 988, 4c, 5o, n. slices of dried
flesh.
0^6068,
from bad
rumors.
ooo5, 2c, V.
drip;
*c8oS, 2o,
n, a drop.
intrans. to fall in
drops, as water;
to
^,
cooS, 3c,
shoot.
V^^jS,
-
end of hair
tied in a knot.
008, 3c, 3c, n. applied to king and lord, (b.j. 06, 3c, Ic; 08s, 3c, lo, n. the same.
Ic. the same as coo5'^'>Sj^8, 3c, lo, ^c^jdS, 3c, 4o, 3c. n. V. *c8oS, 4o, trans, to make fall in drops, as a liquid. coo5, 4c,
off
and on
cooScooS, 5c, 5c, adv. very smooth, c85, 3o. 68oStc8, 5c, 5c, 5o, 5o, adv. the same.
UD9C, 2c,
(K.)
4c.
548
cg^
oiOo,
cj\'.
2c, Sc, V. to
V
hang, suspend.
3o, to shake, vibrate, tremble, as the floor
it; also applied to sound, o^>S, 3o. an extension beyond a house, as a ve4o,
,
C096, So,
*c898,
walkii.g
when
C09S, 4c,
upon
n. *c8'>S>
demand,
require.
JBS,
4c, 4o,
v. to
office.
co^,
sn"^^
v.
to ask permission.
ance of getting
it;
to pray.
i8^|,
co-^S, 5c,
prep,
3c.
and
conj.
on account
of, in
behalf
q6,
C06*.
2c, V.
*(S6, 2o, to shake by standing on the feet and jerking the body up and down, as in breaking something too as a strong for the hand to break; to shake anything, to move up and child by moving the arms up and down; down,
as the
jaw
in
v. to
move
the jaws
up and down.
same as
co6*, 2c.
o^, 2c, Ic, XK the same. * c8S. 3o, to diminish, to ogS, Sc, V.
00.
become
less.
3c, 4c,
t).
the same.
to6'
grab.
(SStSS,
og6, Vide o^.
o
eg', Ic,
64,9
in the use
of fLnjthing.
V. *QaS>, So, to eg', 3c,
fine,
implying
particles.
cut
wood
in small pieces.
do
little
by
little,
hanging
an ear of
maize.
^"^St^' ^^'
^'
^^'
**
^^
^^
^*"'
^^
after
shaving a
child's head.
^>
lc
"
title
tassel of a
cap or hat.
*coS', 5o, to
hang down;
to run
down,
as tears;
to
down.
Ic,
^,
V. to
V.
grow
thin.
to be very
much
emaciated.
t^S,
Ic, 3o.
y, ^,
eg, 2c,
up appearance.
Sm,
*cS,
V. the
decrease, also^hc.
550
og, 5c,
t;.
(iS
*<jS,
5c, 2o, 4o, V. to dye a priest's garments, usually with a preparation of the wood of the jack tree. cS, 2c, V. *c8, 2c, to be great, big, large; (K.) 4c. doS, 2c, 3o, V. to be large, broad, wide.
OoS/3'sS,
"68, 2c, 5c,
.
V. the
same.
OoSo[,
grow
tall.
00^,
2c, So, V. to
grow,
to be grown.
2c, 4c,
V.
to grow,
V.
tS, 4c,
n.
*c8, 4c,
fine string,
thread) fibre;
a web, as of a
silk
worm; (K.^
6.
^8, 4c,
lily.
'cSooi3, 4c, 5c, 4c, 2c, n. the fibres of wood, leaves, etc.
cS, 4c, adv. repeatedly.
cS, 4c, 4c;
cScScS, 4c,
dS, Ic,
1?.
*ao, Ic, to
itself
to
be
oS,
to hire
by paying
ooS, 2o.
cS,
ciS,
3m,
V.
V.
to look
towards or
at,
3m,
*o5, 3o, to
move or go
dS,
adv.
less
in a
more or
oS, 4o,
V.
*<jS,
cj^coooS
551
The
o,
4o,
n.
*8S,
4fc,
oo;)6j B.
bottom,
foundation,
origin;
n. flavor tasted. C|ao|cx>o5oO'>c, 5c, 2c, 5c, 5c, 5c, (;|O03O0oo^ P.)
n.
(
SjffOO
71.
P.)
(
an
ascetic, devotee.
oo5oo"[,
P.
oSoji,
n.
viz., deity,
^"[8, 4c;
the law,
@|8,
4c;
the priesthood,
ao|,
C|CJD|I,
2c, 2c.
09S, 2o,
*^'>S, 2c,
2o, 2c, n.
"y^
an enemy.
aS, vide a.
QC98, 5c, 4o, n. (c|CoS8 P.) a rahan, a priest of Buddha. ooo P.) an areeyah of the highest 00|, 5c, 4o, 2c, n. ^
order. 2c, 3o, n. avarice, lust.
C]S,
&, 2o, V. (& B.) to surround, encircle, attend, also o5, 2o. 2o, 3c, V. the same.
Q^S, n. ojjD, 2c, 5c,
lust.
ernment in addition to the standing OgoooS. P-) ^ royal throne. oCoS, 2c, 5c, 5c, 2o, //.
(
^^^
(
o8co5,
l)v
n.
o^ooooS P.)
artifice
used
-oS, 2c, 5c, 2o, n. (oS B. j civil history. Oo5, 2c, 5c, 3o, n. a heavy penalty inflicted by the govern-
552
^ooSi9g^^<S9S
4c,
n.
the
OoSo^,
officer.
ooSo'sSog^,
2c,5c, 3c, 2c, n. District Superintendent of Police. 2c, 5c, 3c, 2c, 3c, n. an jwsistant to the above
-ooSiOQ^, 2c, 5c, 3c, 5c, n. a head constable. QloowoS, 2c, 5c, 3o, n. a lattice fence usually of
structed with rhombic
interstices,
bamboo
con-
side of
s^l^cS,
a road peissed by great personages. 2c, 2c, n. ( Cf d8 P. ) a sign of the zodiac of which there
are twelve, viz., 8^00, 5c, 5c; (J-^OD, 5c, 5c; qSo^B, 2c, 2c; joojDoS, 5c, 5c, 3o; o3S, 2c; jo-aS, 2c; o^, Ic; ^OOT., 3c,
>o\<S[,
j^,
a dark planet, visible only when coming q|5, 2c, 5c, n. (cpoqP.) over the disk of the sun or moon, and causing an eclipse,
also
5c. OD^g^, 2c,
Ql joo^, 2c, 5c, 2c, n. Rahula, the son of Prince Siddartha. 80S, 3m, V. (08 B.) to wind round, encircle, also COoS, 3m. 1^, 3c, n. (<^SF.) that which appears, mz., matter, considered
as an object of sense; opposite o^cp, Ic,
mind; appearance,
(qoq^
oo3ccS,
B.),
P.)-
3c, 4c.
idol, also
3c, 5c, n. (
00
an image,
3c, 2c.
o^^o^,
O^B^,
respect.
i^8o5, 2c, 2c. Ic, Ic, V. the same, also o^8cdSj^8o5, 2c, 2c,
Ic, Ic.
^8, 4c,
,
V.
^o, 2c,
5c, n.
(^oP.)
visibility,
(
appearance.
the sixteen material heavens.
coj^
553
P.
^O|ooo5oo9c,
seen.
n.
^olooao^
appearance
("j^*^*!
^8"^00[,
<|Ocgao
P.
materiality or form,
of which there are twenty-eight subdivisions. c^OO^^^, 2c, 5c, 3c, n. ( cc^ao^ B. ) a bathing garment,
alo
4o, n.
( CGI
B.
state of
4k).
n.
V.
2c, n.
00C5pS B.
J30
gS,
goS, 3c,
in poetical
V.
books.
(
*8o5, 3o,
goO B.
to recite, repeat
from memory,
CD
The
Consonant
00, 5c,
n.
*c8,
3c.
5c,
one who
in a state of servitude,
a slave,
"o"[,
CO, 5c, n. ^ C. S.
younger brother or
mountain race
in the
Shan
Salween
OD, 5c, V. *c8, 5c, to be
a person, as
worn partly thrown off or hanging from a garment; to be torn and hanging over, as a
flesh
hanging
to
after
as
flat
dish;
increase,
V.
to
be many, numerous,
widespread,
as
the
subjects of a prince.
a.
70
554
co5ao8oo8
co^-o>c|, 3c, 5c, So, 7*. (coc^oddP.) a sign, token, indication; a visible or seii-siblc quality.
Co5, 4c, n.
*cSS,
fastening
anything; a
c8S,
4c, 2o, n. (
c^S
n.
B.
mark
the distance.
oo5,
also
is
trained,
co^y,
4c, 5c.
c8S, 4c, 2c, (or2in,) n. a tenon. CoB, 4c, V. (C. S.) to be heavy, not light, vide 9cB, 40. co^,. 4c, V. part, denoting certainly, truly.
o', 4c, 4c, V. pari, the .savie.
9, 4c, 3c,
coS,
the same.
S, 4c, Sc, V. to
wish to cause.
co^,
coB. 4c,
management.
^^S,
-
c8S,
4c,
4c,
V.
to
interests.
co-^S, 4c,
1 c,
V. to
V.
to be
T'.
Im,
(CS.)
worm, opi5o8co',
3c,
co^OjS-OiS,
QoB, 5c, V. *c8.S, 5c, to steal; (K.) 5o. V. lo devise /?\, 5c;, 2o, sej.retly.
-'^^^SqS, 5c, 2o, 5c,
-V}]-^.
Ic,
V.
the same.
secret,
^'. '^">
'^'-
^o
love in
^oco^cuC,
cySooo,
coBoSoS
V. to steal and conceal, to hide one^s theft. cx>iSd^8, 5c, fo, c8oS, 5c, Sm, V. to hide, secrete, conceal.
565
-^
to devise, design clandestinely. yS, 5c, Ic, V. oS, 6c, 4o, V. to hide, secrete one^s self or something stealtfail/. w. to imitate secretly. d^S, 6c, 8o, 5c, 3o, 6c, 8c, v. to talk so as to prevent another oooSooo|,
from hearing.
o^o^
cco^,
^^ ^^'
'^'
become
like
by
secret imitation.
the same,
so^S,
do
secretly,
to
cOiOoo.ooSo5, 5c, 5c, 5o, 5o, adv. hanging around boldly, as not wanted at meal time.
CX)0, go, V.
when
*c8^, 2c, to
differ
worse, to be singular,
uncommon; (K.)
be more
00^, So,
n. *coJd, 3c, ten millions, as, co'^f t|Oosi, 5o, Sc, 3o, 8c.
V.
caSj So,
*c8B, 3c, to pull, draw, drag along the ground, as by elephants; to trail on the ground; to graze, pass over,
lightly touching.
0898x^0^8,
ffOD"!^,
co^'OoS, 3o, 3o, n. (cooSsoS B.) the lath of a loom in which the weaver's reed is inserted, sometimes Coh'OfS, 3o, 3o.
co^"0, 3o, 2o,
to
acceot,
ap-
(cooSg>SB.) a finger ring. co^ooo|8, 3o, 5c, 4c, n. (oooSoDo B.) a carpenter. a).8o8o5, 3o, 3m, a. (coaSooS B j new-fashioned of inferior quality.
n. CoJ5ogiS, 3o, 2c,
.
666
caSogS, So, Sc,
n.
co^j:>\
^o6oo^,
flourishes,
So,
^cooSoooS B.) the time during which a person an era, 09S, lo.
CoS'icSf So, So, n. (cooS^oS B,) a weapon. roS B.) a soldier, a private. SS, So, So, So, H. ^ co-Sjtgi^, So, So, Sc, 2c, ( 9@o P. ^ the famous
.
Sekkya weapon.
n. CO.S<5g', So, 4tc,
-jaSco^, So,
4*c,
also
coS6^
So, 5c.
to insure profit
on the
sale of goods.
coSwcjS, So, So, n. (cooSaoS B.) a signature. So, 5c, 2c, n, (oDoSwg B.) an executioner.
coc^,
cooo,
cx>.S(i^6,
So,
5<3,
w.
(cxJoScj B.)
booty.
So,
4)05
n.
(co^coO^Sg
a
flat
first
produced,
old-fashioned.
in
n.
(K.)
cooking, vide
coS, Ic,
n.
*c88,
Ic,
an ox, as, a pair of panniers; ooSt[, Ic, Sc, coSa|, Ic, Sc, a measure of four 006, lo, capacity, equivalent to two '??, Ic; prep, and adv. behind, back, after.
O'Jl, Ic,
^8, S*^? lc
4>
^-
Co, co,
CX)S,
Ic, n.
(C.S.) skin,
c6, Ic.
Ic,
Ic,
V.
*c86,
Ic,
to
produce a sound,
ctocoS,
5c, Ic, to
thunder.
o^,
same.
77ic?g
2c.
coS, 2c, V. to
the sense of
downward
motion.
be precipitous, steep.
co, 2c, 2c, adv. quickly, swiftly, aometimes, 3c, 3c, (b,^, used with CO*, Ic, wid c8c^, 3o. ooSc8Cc88, 2c, 2c, 2c, 2c, ade. the same.
co6, 3c,
n.
an upright
n.
stick, or
and used
00*, 3c, Ic,
as a support.
plough, ooScoS
^> ^1
3c, v.
ooSco8,
cd,
Co,
(C. S.) to
sit,
sit*
here.
3c,
size,
V.
is
*c8,
3c, to be enlsu'ged
its
proper
a hole.
coS, lo,
V.
*c8S, Ic. to
make
fly
away,
winnow.
Co8, 2o, n.
*c8,
2c,
in
white spots
specks on
on the skin.
o'["8,
in
the skin.
<B^, 2o, 2o, 71. a cutaneous disease appearing spots on the skin.
CO*, 2o, 4o,
in color;
t).
in large,
white
to be
marked with
uniform
adv. having only an imperfect knowledge, a smata round tray standing on legs,
tering.
ooSoS,
2o, 4o,
n.
(oo6o^i B.)
eating.
often used
when
OoS, 3o, n. space beneath a house, cgcoS, 3c, 3o. oo8, So, V. *c68, &c, to be numb, benumbed by cold, jdo5cd8,
4c, 3o.
4m.
oo8, 4o,
.
Co,
6go8, 2m,
4o.
658
eoo5o'Scx)j^'>S
in a fortification.
t/irftf
co, oo,
vcS, 46.
to reiuovo
4o,
V.
any
.sub-
stance, as to dig
away earth or
buslics
lield.
*c8,
4c, /cjS
to
be dee|)-scated.
very long time; at the Ix^ginning. which, a substantive particle, tide ysQC^S, Ic. pi-. (K.) coSoo, i'O, 5c, 7i. (coS<oo B.) a vulture: vide s>coo, 4o, 5c.
008. 4o,
4(),
adx'. for a
coS, 4o,
7/.
fj.
a sail.
(coSjcoEs B.)
a tree
<X)S,
the
,5c,
.s/i7/u\
co5, 5o,
-
V.
*c8,
5o,
wqSodSSS,
Co8/3^S,
.So,
5o, 4o,
7).
to sweep
away the
existing institu-
tions of a country.
.5o, iio,
V. to roll,
cocoS, 5c. 3o, fidv. assertive ending, as, ./:^8cocaS, So, 5c, 3o.
cooS, 3c,
V.
(K
.So,
to cover with
as a white ant;
(C. S.)
oooS, 4c,
V.
*c83^, 4c, to
make
straight;
to
to
unbend; to make a
go by a cross
way
or road.
to go contrary to one's inclinaCgo:5oS>"oY, 4c, ] c, 4c, 4c, t*. tion as whei) assuming a pleasant exterior although angry
at licart.
06,
4c, 5c,
91,
body of
out of
fiLso
water
O^^ojcooS.
wnW'i
us.-d
v.illi
bend of
a river.
fish
2o, 2o,
;
with shoi't
,
(juiclc
motions, as
coTivnl;;ively
3m;
v.-itl,
^:.8,
2<),
3c.
cSoS'>'^c/>,
orioS, 3'>,
-
7).
cooS o^co|C98
So, Sc,
',
559
cooS/31
V.
to appraise.
J0]coo5
-g,
3o,4o, V. to talk.
V. to hesitate or falter in speaking. ^"s, So, 4o, Ic, r. to engage in familiar conversation, ^coof-co*, So, 4o, So, 3c, talk, chat. V. to -pc8. So, 4o, Ic,
4ic,
speak unguardedly.
the same.
to be circuitous in speech,
t;.
ma-
noeuvre in language.
c', So, So, V. to
^
Ic, 2c, V. to
repeatedly
of
coS, So, So, V. to speak concerning a matter. C01, So, Ic, V. to consider, discuss with others.
ootS, So,
4o,
V.
dictate, as to
an amanuensis.
V.
to
mean what
V.
is
said.
the savie.
oo^c88. So,
2c, Sc, V. to
c6coo5^8,
o8So88, So,
defame;
lesf,'
freq., to speak
well of a person.
c8Sc88c8SoSS, So,
cjS. So, lo,
V.
Im,
v.
the same.
ooS, So,
Jc, V. the
same.
v.
o^co^ca^,
to
to instruct.
660
.
co^S
to exaggerate. cooSc^^, So, 5o, o^ScooScSS, 3o, 5o, 3o, lo, V. the same.
ciJB,
80, 3o,
V.
to speak nonsense.
V.
to speak without
than instructions;
been told.
V.
to
tell
hav
(fo*,
So, 2c,
to be disobedient, headstrong;
difficulty
cocoo5"[,
random,
as a frightened
or deranged person.
^co<Soo, So,
c8cS, So,
5c, Ic,
V. to
Sm,
ing to have it taken literally. cScScooScco'L So, Sm, So, Sc, v~ the same.
c88, So, lo,
.
to exaggerate.
V.
provoke a quarrel.
C. S.
longer than
is
proper,
vide /jJd
CO,
.
Ic,
n.
*c8>S, Ic,
tumor, induration.
B'>S-0'[, Ic, Ic, Lc, V. to
86",
have an induration
in the groin.
lc, 2c,
n.
lower jaw,
CO 98, lc,
V.
*c8'>S,
lc, to fly
out
of,
be loosed from
its
place,
as a cork expelled
oo>S
2c, Ic, 4c, V. to
Ic, 2c, V. to
5(51
CO'^S^jco^S'^oS,
-
Ic-,
OODoS/jg-S. lc>
o8cp, Ic, Im,
V.
''ic,
the
same a8 co>S,
away.
fly
Ic.
^^>
Ic, 6c, V.
to run
flee,
from.
COvS, Ic,
t'.
*cO'>S, Ic, to
move
in a
drunken man.
cS'^gJSSB,
a.
Ic, Ic,
'Ic,
aux. used of a fold of anything, leaves of a book CO?S, 2c, or stories of a building.
CC^S, 2c,
*c8>S, 2c, to break down, as a decayed beam in a house, to fall out, as the bottom of a pot; to come to ruin, to be hollow, as sunken cheeks; aho to crack the knuckles,
V.
to be
broken
to be
is
hollow, sunken,
destroyed.
CO^ScoS,
ccs-SoaS,
2c, 2c,
to
V.
to
conduct one's
self
bold, forward
the presence of
manner,
act
rudely,
disrespectfully
*c8'^,
3c, to stoop
and
enter,
to
go under; to go
V.
V.
remaining sunk
oi'
not.
cSoSodqS'SS,
v.
to
make
one's
way
through
jungle thickets.
co-^S, 3c, adv. (C. S.) there, X'ule ocr??, 3c.
C09?.0T-S, ic,
I'C,
adv.
dilif';eiitlv,
r-'ulc
-lin.
cocS, 5c,
COoS, lo,
n. u.
{C. S.)
*a'>oS,
a
tb.at,
1
-^c^S, 5c.
;
c,
(,m'
grniulchild
tlie
child of n In'otlier or
sister,
nephew
nicee.
71
662
OOoS'ocS, lo, \o,
n. the
co^9goS
husband of a granddaughter or
niece.
c86, lo, 4c, n. a granddaughter; a niece. JS^^codSc^, lo,2c, lo, Ic, 71. a grandchild or nephew or niece
of one's
own
blood.
v. to
COS,
2o,
n.
do
^>^> 2o>
O&98, 2o,
.
^Oi
'^^
^o
to be free from,
to be without;
when ploughing;
009S, 3o,
V.
*c8^,
as
anything
V. the
same.
CO9S,
,
4o, n.
up
bands of
silver rolled
off,
up
00^,
as a
limb of a
ti'ee.
COoS, 5o,
V.
*c8$,
5c,
to be
broken
off,
detached, severed, as
coh, 5o,
C0(Sy 4c, V.
Sc, V. the
same.
*<SS, 4c, to
t^.
be dark.
to be morally dark.
to be dark;
to erase;
to put out,,
to resent,
show
ill
will
towards a person
V. to
blink, twinkle.
to
coSooS
CoSq*, 4c, 3c.
v.
563
to
00^, 5c,
to V. (C. S.)
5c.
by interposing.
same as
cocJ, 5c.
^*
^^' ^' *
disappear.
co^, 5c,
w.
*c86', 5c, to
in
order
to sharpen or polish.
(Sa,
2o,
oo<5, 2o,
n.
*c8S',
2c, a sword
side.
-
o^^*,
n.
lo, Ic, n. a
2o,
V. *c8(S, 2c,
(K.) 4o.
anything obtained by
gift, a pres-
ent, gift.
increase in property, as OOcSojDI, 3o, 3c, 5c, 2c, n. an unusual a fine crop. by
coS, 3o,
V.
*c8iS',
V.
V.
oo8(;^^co6',
3c,
Ic
and
as
its
banks,
664
co5, vide o5.
008, Ic, n. *c88, Ic, a lever.
n. the >9<^> Ic, 5c,
"6,
co8
same.
Ic, ^O; n.
is
moved.
n.
C08, Ic,
*c88,
Ic,
common among
a deep hole sinking into the earth, very the limestone mountains of the Shan States,
^008, 4c, Ic. 008, Ic, V. *c68, Ic, to smooth with a knife; to hew. C08, 2c, n. *c88, 2c, an upland field, a jungle; (K.j 4c. r', 2c, Sc, n. the same.
C08, 2c,
V.
to pacify
Burma made
of rice.
88,
preparation of rice used by the Red Karens, to which water is added from time to time, as needed, pro-
n.&
C08,
.3c,
co8co8'a'>S,
officials.
to
address,
make
a request to
C08, 3c,
V.
cob, 4c, n. *c86, 4c, a species of reed. C08, 4c, V. *c88, 4c, to be long and straight,
slender person;
to be
as
bamboo,
form,
of a slender,
graceful
maiden;
a. aual. n.
flutes.
oS,
4c, 3c,
n,
gun
a
Od8, 4c,
(C.S.j
cog, vide
3c.
o5u9S
008, 5c, n. *c86, 5c, a place for keeping hens,
6c, 2c.
665
'>8jo'co8jo*,
4,
Xc,
lo. V. (C. S.) to be in a fever, mde oco, lo. 006, lo, n. *c8S, Ic, a star; a. starred, spotted, as a bulloek;
006,
(C.S.)3o.
-
-Q^)
n. a certain constellation of two stars. jo'koo^, lo, 2c, 2c, lo, 4fC, n, a comet.
w^'^,
|g6, lo, Ic, 4c, n. the evening star; the Shans say dogs watch for it hoping to be fed before it sets.
uooS) lo, 2c,
71.
a falling star,
C08, 3o,
V.
*c86 3c, to be
to
be
thin, as liquid.
C08, 3o,
z;.
40, 3o,
to be oblong.
008, 4o,
n,
east
of
Kengmai.
008, 4o, V. *c88, 4c, to go about, walk about.
CcS, 4o, 2o, V. the same.
008, 5o,
V.
(C.S.)
to bend, pull
down,
n. a race of
n.
Bankok.
00^,
random;
others.
oO'sSoBSoc], Ic, Ic, Ic, Ic, V. the same. c88, Ic, Ic, V. to act in a contrary manner.
o*, Ic, 4c, a. beautifully black.
v9C,
566
&2cS,
Ic, 4o, a.
o5
deep black.
c6. Ic, V. (C.S.) to be many, to abound; c6, Ic, V. *c6, Ic, to dive, go beneath;
9C, Ic, 5c, V. the same.
many,
8c.
vidf
-ac,
lo.
(K.j
9^9c3,
6o^t
Ic, lo,
to
c8o5, Ic, 2o, V. to expose one's self to the sun. c6. Ic, n. (K.) the handle of an instrument, vide /J^S, 4c.
C^
2c,
*
CO,
2c, to
cS,
6c;
(K.)
4,c.
o5,
o5, 3c, n. *cS, Sc, (Laos) a house, cq5, Ic, 3c; cB^oScSoS, le, 4o, Ic, 3c, the guardian spirit of a family. o5, 8c, V. (C. S. to strike downwards, as in digging, to dig, vide
j
9C, 3c.
o5, 4c,
n.
tree.
p, 4c, 4o,
's>V,
-
28,
CO, 4c, n. a wall, as of a city. 85, 4c, 4m, n. the wall of a city.
o5, 4c,
-
V.
(K.) 6.
words of another.
J?,
the
mS/300,
-
4c,
4m,
pursue and
seize.
c&SS,
4c, 2o, n, (cod^S B.) a porpoise. o6o5, 4c, 4c, adv. without stopping, continuously, with o', 8c, to
bow down
in
c5o^,
oScS^CoSca^coS,
oooDl
c6, 5c, n. ^C. S.) water,
567
^,
5c.
drool, jdo^oS, 5c, 3c. (C. S.) o6c6cc6cc6, 5c, 5c, 3c, 3c, adv. derived from o5cc6, 5c, 8c.
co'od', 5c, 4o, lo,
V.
to
mde
V.
employment.
V. the
same as o&ccS,
-ac,
5c, 3c.
lo.
fire;
*cS,
Ic,
to
hold in the
to cook
anything
in a
bamboo
(ooo5 B.) a
flag,
(K.) an ensign.
4o.
beeswax, 5c5^S, 3o, 3c, 3c, for waxing the warp, vide /39Sc6"6cSS, 4c, 3o, 3c, 3c.
COO] <J, 3o, 4c, 2c, n. the ing a woven thread into
cJo',
flat piece
its
C\5,
place.
3o,
4o, n.
the
same as
So.
n.
an
official at
more
divisions
JJ^S, 2o,)
of the state.
o5, 3o, V. *cS, 3c, to tether;
to cause delay.
cgo5c9,
out by delays.
v. to a^tSo5-g, So, 4o, So, 4o,
the discussion
-
is
finished.
'v.
OqSoS^S,
plans.
beyond one's
c6, 4o,
V.
*cS,
4c,
to
another; to propagate,
anotlier,
when not
desirable,
o5wg|op8^|, 4o, 2c, 4c, 2c, to spread out. (oo^i B.) to estimate quantity or extent with-
568
cx)]t
o5o5, 00, 5o, adv. with a hungry manner, hungrily, cravingly. coi, Ic, V. *c8, Ic, to suspend from the shoulder, to carry (in
the
"O,
womb);
a.
as,
C0^co6c0|,
same as
1st def.
08s,
Ic, lo, n.
a mother, honorific.
ccS, Ic, 4o;
<?y^, Ic, 2c;
jsg,
Ic, 2c,
same.
COI
Ic, V.
ocj^,
Ic.
coicScoi^c^,
with
to act
and
j^\,
2c.
V.
the same.
cojw^,
c6^,
2c, 3o.
the same.
v.
to be steep,
precipitous,
6is
001^,
3c,
V.
*c8,
3c,
to
be high,
as
0S,
-
3c, 4c.
Ty.
to
be
so
late that
rains have
come.
cSoco]8, 3c, 5c, 3c, Ic, V. the same.
co\, 3c, n. (C. S.) tiie face, vide '^\, 3c. OOjccS, 3c, So, n. the South.
n. (C. S.) a door, vide cSdBoo, 4c, Ic. COIO^, 3c, 3c, 4c, n. (coD8 B.j a mule, 3c, 4c. CO|l,
cco^co"[,
n.
'>c'[i,
made
so as to be irrigated,
{Q)v
c8^co'
669
ao\%, 4c, V.
co'co]8,
Ic,
4c, high
98ca^s,
4o, 4c,
lofty
and long
have calculus.
-oS, 5c, 2o, n. calculi formed in the bladder.
.8,
5c, 3o,
n.
a discharge
3c, 5c, 5c, 2c, n. (oDgol P.) the book containing the ordination service of Buddhist priests. n. a public notification, or an advertisec-zg^cp^, 3c, 2c, 2c,
00 0|,
ment.
n.
a history,
cSodS'O'^,
ODOoS,
a written petition.
newspaper.
a book which one cannot read, because
in
backward or
cS, 3c, 2c, n. a writing on palm leaf. o'oocoS, 3c, 2c, 5c, 4o, n. a public notification or advertise-
ment.
n.
a letter or
epistle.
a love letter
g,
same as c8^<Bo5c8JSo8,
prose writing
as distinguished
from poetical
writing, c83cy^, 8c, 4c. coSco-aS, 3c, 3c, 4c, r. a written petition.
coScooS, 8c, 3c, 3o, n. a written report. co', 3c, 4o, n. writings, books.
72
570
cG^co'o'cS, 3c,
-
c85
4<o,
tridtf
c8^.8,
3c, 2o,
from prose.
c8S, 3c,
c8^, 4c,
00
a bill of divorce, ao'>S<joS/>a'>SOfS, 3c, Ic, 4c, Ic, 2o, n. V. to administer a charm, vide q^B>, 3c. (C. S.)
V.
*oo,
V. to close one eye and sight with the other, as p, 4c, 4o, in firing a gun.
c8^, 4m, n.
j^S,
*oo,
4o, iron.
4m, 4o,
4m,
4c,
c8,
n a borer,
n. a very
drill,
awl, piercer.
oSw'a^,
-sc,
4m,
4m, 5c,
in
water,
used in counterfeit
silver.
o'6d%
71.
tin.
4m, 2o,
4c, n.
n.
an iron
nail.
'co|t,
iron.
4m, 3o,
4m,
n.
a saw.
4m,
2c, n. a gimlet.
4c, n. a
articles.
5l[)^o5,
4m,
4c, 3c,
a plate
is
of iron perforated
with
hole*
wire.
4m,
V.
cS^, om,
*coB, 5o,
to
be small,
c^?^,
5m,
ground to
particles,
58
fine particles
by chewing.
to be reduced to particles.
'3o,
6jh,
.'io,
o.
^coh,
to
same.
V.
*c8,
SSc^S
dBi>09S, So, Ic;
>ao,
c8S, 8c,
p.
*g',
671
80, 8c;
co', 3o, 80;
80, 3c;
(^oS,
same.
C06,
2c, 3c, V.
course, to be winding.
086, 2c,
*ooS, 2c, (c8<S B.) to be deceitful. GS B.^ to lay aside the yellow cloth for a V, ( ^g^^j ^> 2o, as a novitiate. time,
V.
monkey.
the white-eye-lid monkey. oS, iOqScSS, 4c, 80, lo, n. a kind of monkey; the fisher
-
monkey?
monkey.
c8S, 4c, lo, n. the ordinary small red monkey. o3, 4c, 4o, n. the slow loris,^ Bengal sloth.
c86co^,
Sekkya prince.
y^8J5^6,
c68, Im, V.
(
C. S.
to
98s, 2m.
c8S, 4m, n. property, goods, clothing, "^ocSS, 4c, 4m. c8S, 6m, V. *co8, 5o, to bear, bring forth, give birth to; to be
bom;
"8, 6m,
the
same as
1st def.
8c, V. to feed,
coco<S, 5m, 3c, 3o, v, to offer a present in order to propitiate some unknown power and facilitate prosperity in business or
c6, 06,
6m, 5m,
O'sS,
5m,
c, 5m,
to bury in the
ground
nat.
v.
to offer to nats.
Oo, 5m,
3c, V. to
bear a child.
672
c88co, 5in, Ic,
w. to
c8Sco6
tend carefully, feed, foster.
08, Sm,
/od5, 5m,
c8,
h^ lo, 2c,
5c, 3o,
to support Hfe.
a.
very red.
when the
face
is
exposed to
cold.
"6,
cSS^S, lo,
a. red, scarlet.
a. bright scarlet.
co8^S,
'>^,
c8,
c8S, lo, V. to
by means of animals
2c,
to
cSS, 2o,
V.
*c86,
fasten
animal.
CO, 2o, Ic, V. to restrain, control one's feelings.
t).
the
up
at the
warp, 85,
3o.
turn up the palm of the hand. cSd]^, 3o, 2c, 4c, v. to 3o, 4o, V. to bend the body backwards. fV^R, c88, 3o, V. to cut or trim with a knife, as the ragged edge ot
paper.
oooS, 3o, 4c, V. the same.
c8S, 4o, n. *c8S, 4c,
billow.
^^o^^c,
c88, 4o,
V.
coc^cpcoo', 4o, 5c, 4c, 5c, 4c, n. early dawn, twilight. coS, 4o, 2o, i;. to be clear, give a pure light, as earlymorning.
c8ca>|8
c88co8c8S:fi, 4o, 2o. 4o, Ic,
v. V.
673
the same.
cgc8Sc]
oc^'^S,
to be conspic-
uous.
<Soc8S8, 4o, 6c, 4o, Ic,
V. to
w.
(C.S.
to
oo8ocS,
Ic, lo.
K.
the
loose
flesh
CoS, 2o.
c88, 6o,
V.
in the
dry season.
*c88, 5c, to
lie
c86, 5o, V.
down
4c, 5o.
^c8cS, 5o,
3m,
V. the
same,
o'o8o', 5o,
c8:S, 3m,
V.
down.
self;
amuse one's
to visit; to
gamble.
jgcScSoo*,
3c, v. to tattle.
3m,
Ic, 5c, v. to
v. the
3m,
5o,
V.
to play
V. to
dominoes or cards.
play dice.
^j8c88, 8m,
200^, 3m, 3c,
coS, 3m, 4c,
c8,
gamble
witii
a certain kind of
colored dice.
V.
the
as,
^^oScBc^oScod^,
3c.
V. to
gamble.
4o, to cover or close hermetically with any
to calk.
to play cowries.
c8cB,
4m,
*coS,
substance, as pitch;
oo|8,
4m,
574.
c8oS
c6cS,
4m,
SdScScSSoSoodS, Im,
4>m,
Im,
c8cS,
6m,
5o.
V.
and
-aScp,
wsScScpSS,
86,
boundary of a country.
same.
c8cS, So,
c8cp. So,
-aScp,
V.
*c8^,
3c, to run.
Ic, V. to
run a race.
run without fatigue. cS/J^S, So, 5c, Ic, V. the same as cScS-SSjd^S, So, 2m, Ic.
c8c8S8oS, So,
run away.
no purpose,
uselessly.
V. to be swift, fleet. c^, So, 4c, co'. So, Sc, V. to hasten after, often hurrying; to pace.
with a leaping motion. Sep, So, lo, V. to run n. *c8>S, 4c, a monitor or varanus. cOcS, 4o,
n.
roll of cloth;
mats;
making
cigars.
c8cS, 4o,
as,
V.
position,
cQcScoS, 4o,
CQw,
COoS, 2c,
Sep, 4o, lo, V. to stretch out beyond, project beyond. V. *ooo5, 2c, to be deafened by surrounding noise, to
c8o5'
be
575
c8o55^c8o5c, ac, ic, 2c, ic. c8o5, Sc, V. *cooS, 3c, to untie, loose, unroll, unfold.
v. the
same.
settle
3c, 4o, V. to
do away with or
a dispute.
c8o5c8o5, 4c, 4c, adv. with a pricking or itching sensation, c8cS 3m, and 5cp, 4o.
c8o5c8o5, 4c, 4c, adv. taperingly, used with J8, Im. OOoScooS, 4c, 4c, 4c, 4c, adv. the sam^.
<:8o5c68, 4c, 5c, v. to seize with a circular motion of the hand, as
c8o5, 5c,
V.
*coS,
5c,
tree;
from^a fallen
c8o5,
2m,
p.
with
S, 5o, as,
d^^
VoS^sScooS, 4o, 5o, 4o, 2m, a lazy man. c8oS, 2m, v. (C. S.) to have the sensation of pricking numbness
from non-circulation of the blood, vide 9CoS, 4m. c8o5, 3m, V. to wind around, encircle. 3m, 3c, V. the same. 5^<S
,
c6oS, 4m,
*00o5, 4o, to play on a stringed instrument with fingers; to snap with the thumb and forefinger. V. to crush the eggs of lice between the thumb *5*8i 4m, 2c, Ic,
V.
nails.
-
V. to play the harp. 8cS, 4m, 4m, v. to kill body lice with the
thumb
nails.
co',
4m,
4c,
it
V.
of a balance in order to
make
-
on the hair.
V. to
ooS, 2o, 2c, V. to shine upon a place or through an aperture; n. a spot of sunlight.
(S8, 2o, 3o, V. to shine, though
',
somewhat obscured by
clouds.
576
c8oSc88,
2o, lo,
cS^S
f . to shine with diminished
th^ sun
heat,
as
/^i3g'>S, 2o, 3o, 2c, w. the same. c6oS, So, r;. (C. S) to do quickly, swiftly,
in
order to
finish, vide
^oS,
c8oS, 4o,
V.
3o.
motion; clever.
c88, 4o, 2o,
V.
the
same,
as,
to be fluent in speech;
^'oSj^^f c8o5c88,
4m,
work rapidly.
c8^, cS^,
A,
(K.) 4c.
*C09S,
ground.
for use.
"OcS,
Ic.
c6(So*,
lc,2o, Ic,
n.
Ic,
Ic,
4c,
n.
used as medicine.
88,
Ic, Ic,
Im,
n. clay.
o^,
to be
somewhat elevated,
as land.
n. chalk.
^S,
c^,
swamp.
c8588'>8,
e,
supposed to be very
fertile.
fertile land.
c6^,
3c, n.
V.
'ccaS,
manis.
3c, 3c,
0898, 3c,
y'co^,
when crying.
cBS.^S
577
c88,
a pipe, spout.
cSoSj 6c,
.
the uvula.
to have a
stiif'ness
of the tongue,
so as not to
be able to speak.
"9"^, 5c, 4c, V. to be fluent in speech, rapid in utterance.
V.
to
be thick-tongued,
so as not
to be able to
speak clearly.
8, 5c, 2c, n. the tongue of a flute.
,
5c, lo,
V.
to be thin-tongued, so as to
pronounce easily
to
be loquacious.
co', 5c, 4c, n. the
tongue of a balance.
/3Q'>8c89?S, 5c, 3o, 5c, lo, V. the same as cS'^StfS, 5c, lo.
c8S, 2c,
c8iS, 3c,
V.
the
same as
3c,
086*,
2m.
V.
*coSf
to
empty
cBS, 4c,
bag or a seed.
V. *co6\ 4c, to be green, undried; to be green, unripe, immature; to be uncooked; to live, to be alive. V. to
t;.
c8(5,
c8t?,
2m, 3m,
^C. S.)
be lazy, used with "O^, 5o, vide c8o5, 2m. to insert a thing between two surfaces,
"aScJ, 4ra.
to
*co6, 3o, to go round a thing; to revolve about a thing. V. to go around, to surround. C^S, 8m, 3c,
3m,
V.
cSS, 5m, n. (K.) a finger nail or a toe nail, xdde cQ6, 2o, n. (C. S.) tweezers, vide 086*, 2o.
^5,
5m.
cQS, 2o, n. (C. S.) a portion or bundle of anything folded, vide 'i^S, 2o.
cSiJ, 3o,
V.
rhyme.
V.
to be the
Ic, 4c,
same
size,
to be alike, even.
cSc^YcS, 3o,
cScS*,
Ic, V.
to be smooth, as satin.
578
c8
SScBScQScSS,
c8<S, vide CO.
c88. Ic,
V.
(K.) 4c.
c8S,
4c,
r.
K.
pam and
face,
c88,
4c,
V.
to
wrinkle
the
as
when
tasting
something
sour.
9C|c88oo|, 4c, 3c, 4c, Ic, v. the savie, c88, 5c, n. (K. and C. S.) the red cotton tree, vide 088, 5c.
c86, 5c,
V. to pull or
throw with
c86, Im, n. a single thing; one thing, /ao-^cSS, Ic, Im; present
time, ^8c88, 3o, Im.
v.
o\
c88, Im,
V, (C. S.
086, Im.
c88,
2m,
n. the
fit
into a
round
P'8,
5o.
andC. S.)
c88, lo,
fine
V.
*c88, Ic, to be bruised, reduced to particles, not so to be destroyed; as <^p^, 3c; (K.) 4o.
V. to be fine, reduced to powder. c^6, lo, Ic, 0'>8, lo, 3c, V. to be fine, like powder.
c8.S,
c:68,
c88, lo,
c88, 3o,
V.
cSS, 4o, n, *c88, 4c, a knife or sword, vide cotS, 2o. c88, 4o,
a.
or unmarried, as a person,
yD^c88, 4o,
4o, a single
man;
odd, as a
Cu, Ic,
71.
the
number, (3, 5, 7,), vide ^^, central strand in any woven pattern,
3c.
whether of
ojJ5"o
579
c8o1 HcSd^OdS,
n.
rocks the leaves and fiowsrs of which are used for curiv.
c8. Ic, a. *co|,
C,
Ic, good.
same.
V. to return
good
for
good, to
rccijH.); ;.te
y,
J3Q,
v. to detest, abliiir.
j>c8;],
coo5c8^, 2c, 3c, 2c, Ic, n. fresJi sprouts or leaves. c8. 2c, V. *00], 2c, to test one measure of capacity by anoliicr.
v.
the same.
c8, 3c,
yi.
a debt, vide -^8, 3c. S.) a contrivance for catching fish consisting'- of *co|, 3c,
a tunnel-shaped trap below
11.
dam and
c8, 3c, n.
c8, 3c,
Ji.
it.
the same.
an
ass.
large scales.
*co, 5c, to be ruined, destroyed;
to
CO,
5c, V.
get out of
or;]('r.
so as to be unusable.
-
[,
op^c5^c5-
CO^, 2c,
o^^.
c88, 5c, lo. V. the same as opoS, 5c, 4c. ic. n. a bone, {h.\, infreq., vide o?6", 2c; (C. S.j n. *co^, 3c, a child. 3c,
.808, 3c, 4o, V. to cease giving birth to children.
RS
3c,
4m,
n.
an adopted child.
3c, 5c,
3c, 5c,
c/3"[co*J'g/)|c<S,
3o,
n.
children
of d/.
parents.
'Qj:>'\j^Qn'\QS,
"O,
3c. 2o,
/(.
tli
580
or the
his
o^^uSodS
priesthood
parents.
own
n. a son, a
''^c,
male
child.
n.
c85, 3c,
4>c,
n.
a soldier.
a child
its
n.
a stepbrother or
sister,
a child belonging
husband
child
by a former
wife.
belonging
to a stepmother.
Sco.S^S,
o', 3c, lo,
cousins.
cSd^co9,
c$o^c^,
ci)"[CcS,
the
young bees
71.
in a
honey comb
a bastard.
c85oo8, 3c,
4c, lo;
to miscarry, have an abortion, 0^,00^, 3c, 5c. <^o5, 3c, 2c, V. 71. a child aisked for in order to bring it up. '^'*^> 3c, 4c,
c8So^^C3D^,
OD, 3c,
.5c,
7'.
3c,
5m,
3c, 4c, n. an
under laborer.
to miscarry.
j8ao8,
cx^S/nS
581
own child. co^jsg^, 3c, 2c, n. an 8c, 2c, 5c, n. M^ same. jBgSqoS,
n. a child. ^g'sS, 3c, 2c,
yag'sSco',
"
n. a suckling. jsi^oSS'a^o^, 3c, 2c, Ic, 4o, n. a lad. 3c, 2c, 4o,
n. a servant. /ag^ScS, 3c, 2c, 5c, 3c, 2c, 4c, n. a girl.
jagdSoBS,
2o.
V.
to
co^"0S,
n.
3c, Ic.
precatorius.
aS,
<
weight equal to four q6, 4o. O, 3c, 4c, n. a weight equal to two qS, 4o.
o5, 3c, 3o, n. a
'
O^,
CO^, 4c,
compartment, a space enclosed by an apartment, a room. jdSScS, 4c, 3c, 3o, n. an apartment, with boarded sides.
"oS^, 4c, 2o, 2o,
n.
a drawing-room.
coSco\^S,
O^S,
4c, 3c, n. a
room
an outer room.
^^,
-
^,
a small apartment.
i.
co8, 4c, lo, n. the principal room in a house. i^oSoc, 4c, 2o, 5c, n. a space in the centre of a boat, reserved
for bailing out the water. in a table divided into squares
->/,
4c, 4o, n. a
compartment
for
any purpose, as
for astrological
calculations,
co.S/,
4c, 4o.
582
00*5 /aQ^S^.
c9Sc8i9o26B8
4fC,
Oo3,
4c, r. (
K.
to
press
or grind to
pieces;
to dissolve in a
liquid, vide
COwS.
Tsc,
5y.
*co^,
in,
as the cheeks
from
illness.
the
at the base of
coS,
4(C,
Ic,
71.
to
coB, 5c,
V.
*co,
.
3c, Ic,
V. to
be lacking in strength, as an
ScS*8,
effort,
V.
to
do
with great
diligence anr'
ako co^oS'ScSoS,
^^ ^^'
S^J^'
light
^'
'^'
wood.
V.
to flame
up
brilliantly.
"'',
4c,
o^S, 2o.
odS, 5o,
n.
(C. S.)
(co B.) to be safe, secure. coS, -cScO'^, 2c, Ic, 3o, Ic, V. to be secure, well finished and fur2c, V.
nished.
v.
the same.
,
CO 5, 3c,
w.
71.
a^,
4c,
TC. S.) to put on clothes, to wear, vide '^S 3c. *co5, 4c, a father's or mother's elder brother, the
a father's or mother's elder sister; an appellation
husband of
a^,
COJcnS8,
ni,
n. the -^aine.
ojcp
583
trees
co^8,
lo,
4m,
n.
and bushes.
o^,
lo,
of
a.
*OoS, lo,
cj*,
co,
0^8,
JoScoSco, 4m, lo, 2c. lo, 6o, V. part, an expression denoting astonishment lo, lo, V. part, an expression denoting intensity, very,
meaning,
it
sometimes
lo, V,
denotes surprise.
oojodSooS, lo,
oS<J,
same an coS,
a,
lo.
0^,
-
2o,
is
aux.
U8(nl
of anything which
8'>f
silver vessels;
(K.)4c. which appears on the surface of flowers made of silver paper which are used
failing sparks from a rocket. a flower. n. gJS, 2o, 2c, tOf 4c, /*. a scale, one of the cups of a balance. ^', O^S, 2o, n. a place; a spot, stain.
oo*,
i^o,
CoS, 3o,
n.
V.
winnow
grain.
opS, 3o,
*co,
CoSj^^j^^, 3o, 3o, 3o, 3o, adv. with complaint or cholera morbus
-
^^jS,
bowel complaint or
c^, 3c.
to succeed,
cholera morbus.
CoS, 40,
CoS, 4o,
/*.
fish,
T'.
*Co,
4o, to descend,
come or go down;
as a generation.
CoS, 5o,
V.
OjS, 5o,
v.
made
into or
through.
V.
the same.
"5>oS,
OoS^S,
4o.
coc^, 4c,
co', 4c, to
the limbs,
r*.
the same.
o^c^, 5c,
V.
684
COco3"[,
jd', lo,
ojoS^S
6c, 4c, V. to scoop out
opcS, lo, n.
and rub upon something. a spur; the short toe on the fore foot of a dog.
CxpcS, lo,
r>.
GOcS, 2o,
V.
*oo', lo, to grind; n. a mill used for grinding; (K.^4o. *Co', 2o, to separate, as grain from the ear or leaves
from a branch.
coS, 2o,
cpcScO
:S,
4)0,
V.
GOcS, 3o,
by means
OoS, 3o, 4o;
COcS, 3o, adv.
3o
and prep. *co', 3o, together with. -c|, 3o, adv. and prep,
V.
the same.
to be
drawn
COoS. 2c,
V.
in,
im-
bibe, absorb; to
cSa*,
S.) 4c.
2c, 4c,
V.
to smoke, as a cigar.
(X>1,
2c, 3c, V. to
V.
smoke tobacco.
be at liberty, free
unloosed; to be
OOoS, 2c,
COoS, 3c,
V.
*cco5,
3c,
to
displaced, dislocated.
v.
to
be
hindered from
doing
v.
to lose
one's
time;
to be late,
v.
to
take no notice
of,
to escape
V. to
of fulfilment, as a prom-
or a bargain; to be insufficient.
&8,
oj-^SjS
585
adv.
of demension, as a post, Oo8, Ic. cooScooS, 4c, 4c, 4c, 4c, adv. the same.
QOc^^ lo, n. (C. S.) the beard, vide "acoS, 2o. COo5cco5, 2o, 2o, adv. the saviv as coo5coo5, 4c, 4c.
opo5, So,
*coo5, 3o, to be exempt from a government service, on account of connection with officials; to allow no interV.
no interruption
in one's
journeying.
COoS, So, V. (C. S.j to knead with the hands; particles, vide ocoS, So. OOoS, 4o,
V.
to reduce to small
*co<:^,
4o, to unloose
by taking out
of, as a
bolt
unbend a bow.
2c, V. to unbutton.
cooScooS, 5o, 5o, adv. abundantly, numerously, used with co', Ic. cooScooS, 5o, 5o, 5o, 5o, adv. the same.
less
than
CGoS, Ic,
V.
(K.andC.
S.)
to be chafed,
CO^,
evil.
C08,
Sc, n.
Sc.
CO^,
Sc, V.
VoqS,
3c, to be unloosed
its
a detached portion, as a stick of wood. CO^S, 4c, V. (C.S. ) to be weak, exhausted from fatigue or
ttide
^^S,
4c.
O^oS, 4c, (6) adv. (C. S.and.K.) the same as c^'^, 4c. V. *co9S, 2o, to come out of, as color from clothes, a^-sS, 2o, dandruff from hair; to fall, as leaves from a tree; (K.) 4o. ^ jS, 2o, So, V. the same as 2nd def.
74
3Sfi
0^6"
J3
covS. 3o,
*oo'S, So, to tack, baste, run together with thread; an animal which pulls away a part of its with him. fastenings
z\
lo get loose, as
qSjo,
c^p
J3o,
something beforehand.
meddlesome, troublesome,
rude, as children.
co-^S, 5o, V.
>rftter.
lie,
n.
/:>B,
2c, 4o, n. the lower jaw-bone. 2c, 4c, n. a joint, the joints,
j:)S\
-
:U,
5*c.
-1.
-j)(Cb,
:j&,
fee,
3o,
a rib.
oSqcS, 2c, 3o, 4c, n. a short rib. Jc. /?. the femur or upper bone of the leg, o'i. ^5i. '2c. 4c. n, the rod over which thatch is woven.
!r>c-,
-b.S.
'vc,
'ilc,
arm.
'ic,
3c. 3o,
71.
a rib.
::-:>>b'-';:S,
back bone.
a.i
n. <Aff
sarm
-"iS, 2c, 3(
',.06,
f?c.
3o,
lo,
7A.
^K. and C. S.) the .same. u. the same as qqSo^, 2c, 4o. 4o,
71.
tiJ^
r,.
cotS'.otS*,
2c, 4c.
ySr.
V,
j.(
xfc.
.
2c,
7i.
gristle, cnrtilage.
??.
''c
/(.
:\
bone.
Ic.
T'.
2-.
CO
:
' .
:'.
r?6\
nr
,
ic
ir
^
T'.
hand, to stroke.
oj
00<Soo|t, 3c, 4c,
co<Soo', 3c, 4o,
V.
587
to
V.
^oSoSoS, 2m,
2m,
cO(ScoS', 6c, 5c, a. careless;
05,
4k>,
adv. carelessly, jpi. Ic. *ooS', 4o, to do over again; to add to what
to
as
is
already
clothes; patch, mend, replanting those portions of a field in which the seed planted failed to spring up; to repair, as a huose; to add to what
done;
to repair, applied to
is
already writlen.
V.
U) repeat tlie
words of another; to
c^>
work
*>
Ic, 4o, V, to
do over agaiiu
Ic, 4o, 4c, V. to rtj^ay, retaliate;
COwcOiSSo, 4o,
.
to
exchange
O^,
vide
og.
*cai, Ic, firewood, c^^, 4c; a lofty pyramid of ojS, Ic, firewood offered on the day of the full moon of cS^SoD, lo,
CoS, Ic, V.
znde
(C. S)
'Xf'S,
to
Ic.
audK.) a narrow
(C.
S.
spade,
cco'j',
4c.
^c,
Im,
n.
and K. j
^/ie
same.
C\^>S,
'
2c, V. *co), 2c, (o^ B.j to desire, wish for, have a wish. 8o5, )lc, 4m, V. to wish to do; to have use for.
V.
0^80^8,
V. the savie. J^Ot&, 2c, 2c, Ic, Ic, 2c, 2c, adv. voluntarily, of its
V.
own
accord.
OgS, 3c,
(K. and
V.
<^8,
3c.
0:^8, 3c,
(6)
71.
008, 4c,
to mingle, vide cco^, 4c. (K.) to mix, one's elder brother's wife, 8co8, 3c, 4c.
0^8,
5c,
V.
*co,
5c, to take
off",
bark of
a tree, to detach.
^o5,
a^>
li^,
(C.
S.j
to be
-^e^j
'''^c.
688
oSo6o6<6,
CO, 2c,
V.
oJoc^ScsJogS
Ic, Ic, Ic, Ic, adv. creepingly, as
a worm.
00, 3c,
n.
adv.
,
and
pre-p.
below, under;
o6o^,
o5,
4(C,
.
<^9f
lo.
is
*cd, 4c, ^Ql B.^ a court house, place where ^stice administered; v. to collect, gather together, "side co, 5c.
CO, 4c, (6) V. (K.) to forget, vide c8<S, 4c. coco, 4c, 4c, adv. as a whole, by the job.
cooop,
4c, 4c, V.
care.
V.
V.
vide h, 2o; (C. S.) mud, mire, (K.j 4o. to be loose, not tight, *o5, lo,
to sink into, as
*c6, 2o, to be unequal, not on the same plane, hence mud, or through a floor, or a weapon into
to stumble into, as a hole.
V.
the head;
ootS, 2o, 5c,
to
march
into an
or into an ambuscade.
-
00 S, 2o, 4o,
co8, 2o, Ic,
oo'j 2o, Ic,
V. to fall into.
V. to
.
the
1st def.
to be complete, full.
CO, 3o,
V.
5, 3o.
lo.
'it,
v.
to suffer
o, 4o, 5c,
V.
the same.
S^ScoS, Im,
f2o.
V.
ooSopooS, 4o,
blow against.
c^^<S(i<S
2c, 5c, v. to whirl, as the
589
wind
in
ojo-jS/^S,
4<o,
a whirlwind.
o8,
4)0,
cBS^S, 4o,
"[!,
4)0,
4c, V.
in
4o, 3c,
V.
to have heartburn
t;.
oo8o8,
coS,
wind; leprosy, epilepsy. ceo, 4o, 2o, V. to rumble, as gas in the bowels; to pass gas;
to have
any
sickness,
wind
-
in the body.
stomach; any violent attack of disease. a fabulous wind supposed to kill 4o, 2c, 4o, 2o,
.
creatures in
its
course.
V.
(C.
S.
and K.) a breast, udder; milk, vide 99, 4o. and KA to make a hole into, mde jqS, 4o.
down from an
erect posture.
after
V. to lie
it.
down, as grass
drawn over
c^8o^c8o5, 5o, 2o, 5o, So, V. the same. 00^, 5o, 2o, V. to fall on the back.
c8oS, 5o, 3o,
V. to fall flat.
@|8,
the same as CO, 5o, with the idea of falling op^, 60, 4o, to a lower place. 5o, 4c, V. to lose an action in court.
V.
V. the
^- ^
fall prostrate on the face, (C. S.) to 2o. vide 05^6*06*, 5o, 2o, the face, to fall down on the face. V. to fall on J^t?, 60, 4o,
0^6'op.S,
690
00, Ic, V.
ccSscS
behold.
sB,
Ic, !2c, V. to
^cS#
lc,4>o,
V.
to look, behold.
4<o,
V. to
busy one's
self
about domestic
om,
Ic, ^o, v. to
be partial.
Jio.
eScoS,
Ic, 'ic,
SS,
about searchingly.
the savie.
4)0, V.
O^So',
CO, Ic,
V.
co\,
V.
to try to be like,
shape
of, to
follow in imitiition.
V.
the
same.
-J^,
Ic.
(coB.j
4c.
ODtS
to give
liS
religious
act;
to
make
an
oflfering;
(K.)
(
B.)to
offer,
make
a religious offering.
coS,
CO, 3c, V.
2c, 40, V.
CO, 3c, n. a
same. i oo^ B.) the hard swelling with an open sore, on an animal. *CO"|, 3c, to mix, knead together any condiment;
n. a
part,
an imperative
CO, Ic, to try.
affix,
trying,
from
same.
V.
CcSj^S,
CcSo5,
with the appearance of doing or being imwithout delay; all but, nearly, coSJ3->SicSc6, mediately, Ic, Ic, 3c, 3c, about to eat.
adv.
ccS^-sS
591
ccS, 4c,
n.
00CCO8 B.
silver;
certain
amount or weight
on
rice
ot alloy
added
to
the
profit, increase
in trade
or
interest on money, when the original doubles or trebles. * CcS, 4c, V. co\t, 4c, to lick witli the tongue; (K.) 6.
habit
of doing.
the savie.
cc6,
lo, n.
*coi, Ic, a kind of creeper, a decoction of which put into a stream of water is said to poison fish.
V.
ccS, lo,
go
all
about a place.
v. to
approach of danger.
V.
V. to
7;.
go into the jungle for any purpose. go about with a drum, as a crier.
to
to wander, ramble,
V. to visit;
go about.
affix, vide
to
an interrogative
71.
bamboo
and
similar
compounds.
OoS
CCoX>S, 3o,
V.
Ic, conj.
and
and, both
and.
affix, (b.).
part, imperative
made
of horn or wood.
4o, 4o,
71.
ccS, 4o, V. *co\%, 4c, (^cbB.) to exchange work, do in turns; n. a turn; the substantive is sometimes 5o.
.SS,
4o, 4c;
V.
v.
the same.
coB
o.
GcS. 5o.
V.
(oo^
5o,
V.
off"
by
groundless excuses
-3'>8
,
5(),
692
Cc8::8S, 60, 2c,
z>.
cocg
ride
00', Ic, V. *c8, Ic, to flow, run, as a stream; to yield to, to slip along, as a loose board on the floor, or loose skin on an
aged person; to
sail
COcS, Ic, 5o, adv. numerously, abundantly. COoS, Ic, 5o, adv. the same.
Co', Ic,
V.
to slope
down, from
co*,
Ic, to
flow,
as in 'oSco',
an assertive verbal
affix.
to be
made
soft
by some process,
vide
>',
denoting
affix,
V. to
^aSco'cj, 3c,
to do.
'Oc6',
V.
v. to be circumspect, to be upright in cSco'c'o'j', 3c, Ic, 3c, 4c, and conduct; to have a look out for one's interests. mind
v. (oOoOO P.) to fear the consequenOoSocpjD, 3c, 2o, 2o, 5c, ces of sin in a future state.
V.
^ci.o'oo],
to be to be
married to a husband.
married to a wife.
off^,
V.
in
good circumstances.
same.
Im,
V. the
i;.
to be of use, in use.
CO
'^8
59S
memorj and
repeat; to have
00^,
lo, adv.
how many?
as,
many
Ic,
how many
lo,
hoises are there? (K.j 4o. c88co',039S, lo, 5o, lo, Ic, adv. the same as
8c, lo, 4o.
co'cgSco'S,
many kinds?
of various kinds.
how many?
empty, co^, 2c; to be barren, applied to any female who has never borne children, as, c^co', 8o,
lo; to be without anything, alone,
*c8, Ic, to be
-co',
co', 2o,
OoiSf
lo, lo,
adv
in vain, uselessly.
od'coEcoB, lo,
.
ooco^, 2o,
carries
away
^oS,
co'*,
8o, 3c,
n.
fine silk.
"^8,
to
change clothing.
another
state
cooS,
die.
3o, 3o,
V. to pass to
of
existence,
to
v.
the same.
*c8,
4c,
to be
marked with
diflFerent colors;
to
to
be
speckled, spotted;
pitted
to be
as,
variegated, as
'>''[co'j3c,
embroidery;
have
be
by smallpox,
4o.
co^'gaS, 4o,
3oS, 4o, 3m,
basket.
-
many
colors
in small designs n.
the diagonal
lines in the
woven
fabric of a
n,
the lines
594.
cco^
4o, 4c, 2o,
^ V.
co'8ooS,
hand
to
palmistry j.
c8cS, 4o,
eyes,
4m,
as
V.
to run together,
is
when a person
sleepy
down
stripes,
4m,
v. the savie,
V.
to be in n.
4o, 3c,
the
Mongnai.
CO*, 4o, V. to brandish. V. the <:^Z, 4o, 4o,
same.
the same. (C. S.) to defend one's self with the hands. go5, 4o, 4c, V. V. to defend one's self or fight with weapons, as ODO, 4o, 4o,
T'.
spears or guns.
CO*, 4o, adv. again, then, (b.).
V
in like
same manner;
manner.
substance,
an interrogative particle, aho 4o. co'^b, 5o, 3o, prep. (K.) on account of, vide g5^6, Sc, 3o.
co', 5o, V, part,
c8,
lo.
a railway carriage.
ad.v. in
a careless,
shiftless
QCO^, Ic,
Ccol^,
(C.S.) a sprout, shoot, as of bamboo, viAe c^c^, 2c. Ic, v. part. (C.S.) a verbal affix soliciting acquies<;ence,
n.
vide
oc],
v.
Ic.
COD], Ic,
*ccS,
floor;
as a loose
board
on
th<;
to
to be loose in
cco^ctS
595
V.
to loiter,
the
same as cco^,
n. *ccS, 2o, a spindleful of thread. coo^, 2c, ^c, Ic, n. the same. ^^}
COO^, 2c,
V.
by pouring
ccof", 2c, V.
*ccS, 2o, to strike against, hit against, c88, 5o. a mule. coo^, 3c, n, *cS, 3o, n. the same. cop, 3c, 4c,
V. to play,
cco^, 3c,
amuse one's
self,
cco^, ccoV,
3c, V.
4<c,
*ccS, 3o, to
do instantly,
headlong manner.
to be collected
V. to
mix, mingle.
to mix,
in one.
and united
mix together
ccoooo P.
)
in a confused manner.
n.
the
world, as distinguished from a permanent future state. odoS P.) a world. cx5oS, 4c, 5c, 3o, n. (
.
o6 or o
to mortal
creatures, as wealth
misery.
.
attentions, politeness.
certain
vide
QG^^JD'^^oostXiS, 4c,
cco^8,
4c, 2c, a.
ccoocS P.
world.
coD^/p^@'[,
ccooo^ggcp P.
sequent to
according to the
C00Yc6', 4c, 4o,
novitiate,
n.
Buddhist system.
of the
feast
a piece
regalia of a prince,
or of a
during the
which precedes
his initiation,
596
cSc!^*ScScSd'
which resembles a scarf crossed on the breast and fasteied
behind.
selfish desire,
cupidity,
abo cco9
6o"[8,
4c.
^^) ^^
/t.
V. to
be avaricious.
ccx)^y>^c,
hells,
(ccooooo^^
)
n.
ccoDooO P.
are five
copper, iron
and
lead.
n. vide
c8^,
^^,
4c.
cS^,
*coB, 5c, to be deep, not shallow. o5, 5c, 2c, V, to be deep; to be intellectually profound. oSjdcSq, 5c, 2c, 2c, 2c, 5c, v. the same.
5c, V.
cS^cooS,
adv.
very bottom.
c8^c8.ScoooS,
notice,
adv.
suddenly,
without previous
cSS, 2o,
n.
viz.,
*coS, 2o, a gadily, of which there are two varieties, and c^^o^S, 2o, lo; (K.) 4o. c^S'^S, 2o, 3c,
*co>S, 2o, to roll
cSB, 2o,
V.
up
the
Ic;
(K.)
4o.
^1^'
^'
1^
^^"i
'^*
^^ ^^^
^y*^^
upon threateningly,
as in
a repulse.
^BSooi,
cBS, So,
V.
up the
same.
eyes.
^iS, 3o,
4m;
3c.
burn
well, as
by supplying
fuel;
(C.S.)
coScooS
597
c8,
Ic, V. to
be confused.
^S,
name.
cS3, Ic,
o8,
(C. S.) to shake, xnde -J^S, Ic. be dull of hearing; to be slow of appre-
hension.
^6,
8c.
^, c8, 3c,
3c, 2c,
V.
to put or
to be undulating,
ravine after
another.
c8S, 4c,
n.
many
c^^S,
Co,
c8S, 4c,
4c, lo, n.
V.
same.
to
*OoS, 4c,
c8ScoS, 5c,
5c, V. vide
c^8cS,
5c, 5c.
fig., late in the
o8,
lo,
a.
*co,
is
lo, yellow;
afternoon, whep.
the sunlight
yellow;
(K.) 4o.
c^,
lo, 2o, a.
deep yellow.
c8,
PcScSS-^cS, lo,2o,lo, 3c, a. dull yellow, sallow from sickness. lo,2c, a. very light yellow, straw color.
'3^'^,
(c5B.)
o8S, 2o,
V.
o8,
2o, V.
(C.S.) to instigate, vide -s^S, 2o. *co6, 2o, to be plentiful, not scarce; to be
to have in abundance.
vide
in
abun-
dance.
cSoSSc"^, 2o, Ic, 2o, 4c, V. c8, 3o, a. (K. and C.S.) one,
c8S, 4o,
-
^S,
3c.
V.
*coS, 4o, to be wild, uncivilized, uncultivated, savage. c8S,4o, 4o, v. the same.
cSoScSoS, 3c, 3c, adv. vide cSoSc^oS, 5c, 5c. c8oS, 4c, V. vide "Sc^oS, 3c, 4c, to stumble. oSoScooS, 4c, 2o,
V. to
be in a hurry, to bustle.
598
c8oSc8oS, 4c, 4c, adv.
out of water;
c^oS
with a restless flapping motion, as a fish with a shaking motion, as of the head, indic-
c8o5o8oS, 5c, 5c, adv. intensive, used with cocaS, 3c, 5c, 5c, very slippery, as an eel.
c8c6, 2o,
4o.
-
8,
up
Sc, as,
^wC^oS
(K.)
V.
to boil
in bubbles;
"8S, 2o,
Ic, 2c, V. to
to be ^9^, 3o, 3c, V, to be very ill after childbirth, supposed due to unnatural flow of blood in the system.
CO, So, lo, V.
illness.
extreme
V.
to be extravasated.
V. to beat, as the pulse,
Sm,
and of
cfcl.
taste.
So, Ic,
n.
a reddish
a medicine to
give strength.
',
So, Sc,
V.
literally,
hot blood;
to get
warmed up,
to be
blood.
8c6, 3o, lo, V. to beat, as the pulse, vide C^o5c8c^, So, 8m. cScS, So, Ic, Ic, w. heart's blood, that is, one's own child, an
affectionate term for a child.
98, So,
8c, V. to bleed.
cS-jS, Ic,
V.
*COvS,
Ic,
to
have
flesh creased
or wrinkled
on
cS^S, 2c,
t. to
c^aSoS^J
n. *0D"9S, 3c, a sheaf, cS, 3c c^^S, 3c, a detached portion f wood. cS-jS, 3c,
.
599
cJo',
3c, 4c,
a firebrand.
wood cut
for fuel.
c8^,
3c, V.
to
CO?,
3c,
last;
the youngest;
ooSoooS, 4c,
sam^
ets
co^,
as the
4c.
cSoS,
5c,
V.
*CO'S, 5c,
sore
to
separate,
made
9cSB6,
by
friction,
enamel.
5c, Ic, Ic, V. to be chafed, as the skin.
5c, adv. of a full,
cSdSJB^S, 5c,
0898C09S, 5c, 5c, adv. partially cooked, underdone. c8^, lo, n, *cO'>8, lo, the moon; a month; (K. and C. S.) 3o. joSooS, lo, 3c, 3c, V. to form a halo around the moon in which
the whole halo seems to be of equal brightness; n. a halo
'^,
c8,
moon.
lo,
Im,
n. the first
n.
ber.
600
c(So5
November,
to October.
to
March.
month
before
V. to set, as
the moon.
soS'[,
"
month.
lo,
^.
c6o6,
lo, 4o,
4m,
V.
to
which
most
brilliant, in/reg.
V. to
T7.
May
moon.
last.
^>^,
c^^,
3o,
lo, Ic, n,
V.
month before
*coS,
surface;
to glide, as a snake.
c^^, c8^,
making a smooth
surface.
to
4o,
V.
2m.
horizontally, al-
though
it
may
be inclined,
as,
raise into
2c, to peel off, as the bark of a twig or the skin around the finger nails. broken,
V.
*coS,
when
C^J, 3c,
V.
3'jcco', 3c,
*coS, 3c, to follow after, pursue. Im, Ic, V. to pursue until almost out of sight.
same as cQS,
3c.
c^8
o8(5'oOcS, 8c, 4o, V. the aaTne.
601
c8^, Ic,
c8<S, 4c,
joS'^S^'jS, n. *o5,
a country, land. />8, Ic, lo, n. the world we inhabit. Ic, lo, 4o, 4)0, n. the smne.
n. *o5, Ic,
4c,
an upland
field
preparation for planting, y'c8<S, 3c, 4c. c85, 4c, V. *o5, 4c, to forget, to be inadvertent.
c6, 4c, Ic,
V. to pass
to be settled,
V. to
OpSco^-SS, 4c, Ic, 4c, 4c, V. the same. 80S, 4c, 3o, V. to forget to take; to be unable to recall.
o', 4c, 6c, V. the
c85, 6c,
V.
COtS, 4o.
"8^,
6c, 4c;
c^c858o5,
lo, n. a
n.
4m,
v.
to repair.
to revise a book, to
make
it
more
4o.
perfect.
boa, python, Qc8^, 4c, lo; (K.) *o3, lo, a sled used at funerals in a "tug of war",
put two pieces of anything together, laterally, to be thus put together, vide
to extend beyond.
ride
cgoS, 3c.
V. to
V.
same. cg-aScSr^, 2o, Ic, 2c, 4o, *o5, 3o, to be sleek, smooth, <BS, So,
v. the
.
glossy;
to
be clear,
and
insincere, to wheedle,
oo|OpcS, 80, lc,4o, V, to gaze with eyes open staringly, to stare. COOJD9C, 2c, Ic, V. to rush together in great numbers; adv. rushingly, with reference to the sound of rushing.
v.
*cc\,
remain
76
60:^
c8
Sc, Ic, 5c, 4c, v. to rest
cSSc^cSoco^,
8,
Sc, 5o;
S^8^,
>^cc8JS,
3c,
Im,
c88, 4c,
V.
*COU,
v. the
same.
c88, 5c,
*co, 5c, a
name
for the
c88,88oo/3'S,
oS888, 5c, 5c,
4c.
n.
maa
in full strength.
V.
to be great in size,
"[!,
o88, lo,
cS8, lo,
V,
(C. S.) space above; north, vide '^88, lo. to exceed, be superabundant for better or *co|, Ic,
worse; to transgress;
-p,
(K.) 4o.
to instruction.
lo, 4o, V. to
do contrary
00^,
lo, 2o,
V.
to greatly exceed.
CoS'SoS, lo. Ic, 5c, conj. besides that, moreover. ccS>c', lo, Ic, 5c, coft^. besides this, moreover.
oo-^S,
lo, 4c,
V.
the
8cS,
c88. So,
n.
a fact,
cause,
oo8, 3o,
c88,
3o, n.
4<o;
the same.
c88, So,
cSS, 3o,
S^,
2o.
friction, as to saw, to
file.
*co|, 3c, to
V. to
work upon by
saw timber.
vide o^8, 5o. (C. S.) flesh, adv. intensive, used with c8(S, vide co^oSS, So, c88, 5o,
c8,
5o,
n.
Sm.
o^SSS
cgJB, 2c,
603
the shoulders
n.
C. S.
2c.
the
hump between
of a cow,
vide
^,
og^,
cg-S,
'cd,
5c, 2c.
^Cgo^S,
og^cg,
a garment; to dry up
2c, 2c.
and fade,
3c, V.
Cg,
*c8,
coS,
to
be broken
off,
bare, denuded
as a piece of
c8ogc&B,
the outside, n. (C. S,) jwsScg^, 2c, 8c, vide 9g<S, 3c. CgS, 3c, a water bucket made of a joint of bamboo, vide n. 8c, (K.)
m,
j^,
So.
V.
sleep or
coSogS,
illness, 02<Soo"j"^S, 4c, Ic, 3o. 4c, 2c, 3c, n. the bend under the knee.
a pit of the smallpox. 9C|co', 4c, 8c, 4o, n. of a rice 9C|8, 4c, 4c, w. a single compartment
field.
^,
-
2c, 8c.
jSc^,
bone, ji/^ScqS
aoS, 4c, 4o, n. a compartment of a table, C0.SyaQS, 4c, 4o. CO^, 4c, V. ( C.S. ) to press or grind to pieces, as medicine 4c. a cup, vide '^>S,
in
c^c85,
adv.
shakingly,
totteringly;
its
feet, as a
child lying on
back.
604
c^So^^Sc^Sy'
4k;,
coSc8coBc8,
C0.S0B, 5c, 5c, adv. very crooked. C06, Ic, n. an appellation given to the father and mother of one's
son-in-law or daughter-in-law.
CoS, Ic, n. (C. S.) a lake, a pond, vide '>gS, Ic. -^S8"o', Ic, lo, 4o, n. (C S) a buffalo wallow.
coS, Ic, n. (C. S.) pus, vkl" -^gS, Ic. to suspend by a rope, vide 0)8, Ic, V.
(C. S.)
^S,
2c.
coS,
Ic,
V.
*c86, lo, to
line,
paper
in a
box.
"6,
Ic,
2o;
V,
v. the
same.
as ) CojdS goods ia a chest, or animals in an enclosure. to have a dysenteric disease of the bowels, C. S. cgS, 2c, -0. ( ^ coSojS, 5c, 2c, vide ^S, 2c. 4c, 3c. coS, Sc, *c8S, 3o, a hole, && a hole in the floor,
coS, 2c,
*c8,
2o,
to put into
3|<S,
3c, 4o, 2c, lo, n. vide yag.gjScc6o|i, 6c, 4c, 4c, 4c. a^ooSwaS, 3c, 4c, 4o, 4c, n. the same as coS, 3c.
ooc8^,
<j^*,
CoS, 3c,
V.
*c8,
<^,
cooS^aSScoS, 3o, 4o, Im, 3c. 3c, V. *c8, 3o, to go down, float down.
n.
V.
c^S, 4c,
CoS, 4c,
is
to be a deity.
*c6,
to stake in a
wager or
in
gam-
bling, to bet.
B'>S, 4c, Ic, V. to
make
c8rp, 4c,
3m,
V.
V.
to gamble.
rise, as
C06, 4c, (6) (C. S. and K.) to advance, a river, vide ^6, 4c.
CgS, 4c,
V.
the water in
4o, ^ccooS? B.) to add to. to cultivate the OO^c^So', 4c, lo, 4c, 3c, about the roots of plants.
*c8,
soil,
draw up earth
c^^
c^So^, 4c,
4c.
V.
605
a priest's dish; to give food
to a priest.
coS, 5c, n. (C. S.) one's younger brother or sister, vide ^8, 5c. COoS, 2c, n. *c8oS, 2o, a pipe or tube for blowing or sucking; a conduit, pipe; the quill of a shuttle; the hub of a wheel^
(K.)
4c.
c*o^, 2c, 4c, n. the windpipe. cooSjSc, n. *c8o5, 3o, an insect resembling a sand fly,
but smaller.
COoS, 3c,
V.
*c8o5, 3o,
coo5 B.
to be free, loose,
without
re-
straint;
jy[,
to free, release.
to escape danger.
28,
-
to be released
from
siu.
coo5, 3c,
-
V.
*c8oS, 3o,
go5
B.
charm or a
spell.
^,
any formula or
same.
set of words.
be restless, rude. Cpo5c8o5, 4c, 4o, V. to bustle, hurry about; to 5o, adv. in an indifferent manner, without diligence. OioScSoS, 5c,
cosS, Ic,
a
n.
ground,
mound,
hill.
oS,
) a COdS, maggot, vide -^^w, Ic. co^S, 2c, V. *c8'>S, 2o, to die (clerical).
Ic, n. (C.
cigf, 2c,
V.
*c8'>S, 2o,
as evil;
away from,
606
cg'^(S
V. the
same.
cg8,
(cg^8 B.)
a weaver's shuttle;
a.
marked
with wavy stripes, vide jyS, 5c. C. S. ) to be recumbent, to recline, to sleep, vide o^oS, 4c, f. (
^-sS,
4c.
(^9$, 4c, adv. ever, ooaS, 5c. C^^coo^, 4c, 3c, V. part, a precatory imperative form, prefixed to the verb, in/req., and in books only; ScScoo^, 4o, 3c j
alsc Ic, 3c.
CO'*?, 6c, n.
CO 98, 5c,
V.
having
the loom.
to have or be altogether;
5c,
adv.
universally.
CO^S, 5c,
V.
*c8w, 5o,
V.
to exceed,
go beyond.
to act or
speak
eg.
eg',
a mountain.
co^,
Ic, Ic, n.
n.
concave on
one
side.
n. a cliff, precipice.
oao^S,
Myenmo
this
the
09S008,
Ic,
4o 2o,
n.
a mountain with a
flat, level
top.
C^,
j:nS,
Ic, 3o, n. a
Ic, 4o, n.
c^
n. a cg'jSf^^S, Ic, 3c,
CO*,
Ic, V.
607
aim
at,
have reference
co', 2c,
V.
*ccS,
2o, to
the forehead,
co', 3c, V. to
adv. *cc6, 4o, slowly. eg', 4c, 4c, 4c, adv. the same.
eg',
co', 4c, V.
*cS,
by rubbing
co^co'jgiS,
v. to
preparation send away disease on an animal or on the image of one. CO*, 4c, V. *cc6, 4o, (c^sB.) to err, be out of the way, diiFerent
in order to recover
(6)
V.
(K.) vide oo^ScS, 2o, 3o, 4o. Co', 4c, V. to pay a debt by passing over an amount due from another person, co'o^co'^oS, 4c, 3c, 4c, 2c.
8, 4c, 4o, V.
co', 5c, V. (C. S.) to be small, vide og', 5c. CO, Ic, V. *eS, lo, to peep, look slily, look at,
for, to search for;
(K.)
4c.
^<^>
about another
slily.
in awe of, fear; eg, 2c, V. *cS, 2o, to be (K.) 6. 3c, V. *cS, 3o, to be without anything, as vegetation, eg,
Ic, 3c, or hair, 5^8cg,
V. eg, Sc,
Cg'c^,
Ic, 3c;
n. a path, a footway,
eis
a cylinder, vide
jp,
lo.
V. to take economically, in small quantities; cgco, 4c, 4o, up, to take all of by licking.
to lick
608
GOjoS,
5c, 3c, v.
cS
to
make
to
fence,
barrier.
-ODtS, 5c, 5c,
V.
make an outer
the sharp
co|,
CO, 5c, V.
to
.
<x>,
5c.
cp5, 5o,
C^, Ic,
/*.
*cy,
Ic,
which? used
in
enumerating things
ot different kinds,
a gun, a spear, jgci(ji^^c^ico6"c^, 3c, Ic, 2c, Ic, 2o, Ic, a sword.
c8, Ic, V.
(C
S.)
to be
still,
a forked
n.
pole;
to twist or be twisted;
roll.
to
wind around,
encircle;
a twist, a
V. to
V. to
2c,
4m,
80S,
2c, 4c, V. to
V.
wrench
off or
the same.
an edge of any long, angular thing. (K. and C. S.) the entada creeper, vide '3$, 4c.
cS, lo,
V.
^C. S.) a spindleful of thread, vide ac, 4c. *cS, Ic, to be sharp, pointed; to be sharp, keen; to
project, as a
promontory;
n. the
ing in a point.
cS, 3o,
its
n.
slender things.
c8cS, 3o,
cS, 4o, n.
cS,
4m,
n. a candle, a torch.
Mong Lem.
to the
4o, V, *cS, 4c, to scrape out, as food clinging ot a dish; to lick and bite off, as a dog.
sides
0^3D^
cScw'i^co/JiS, 4o, dc, 4o, 2o,
.
609
<^
same,
tongue as in tasting
to lick.
op6cOo^, 5o, 4o, 5o, 2o, v. the same as last def. cSicSscS, 5o, 5o, 3c, 3c, adu. w<fe oDooccSicS, 5c, 5c, 3c,
.'Jc.
O
The
sixteenth letter of the Shan Alphabet and the fourth
Consonant
O, 5c,
n.
*8, 5c, to
parts of a thing.
oS,
oS,
4c, n.
4c,
V.
penis, vulgar.
to notch, vide
B, 4c;
the
n.
a
is
notch,
filled
road
places.
oS,
5c,
V.
*oS,
hand
in a cup-like
shape,
to scoop;
to strike
with
a forward motion,
to strike with
hand curved
oB,
2o, n.
2o, V.
in a cup-like shape.
O^,
^C.S. ) mistletoeworts, parasites, vide 60S, 2o. *oS, 2c, to chop or gash into, as a tree; n. the gum
trees,
also
any
gum
deposited
by a tree; the product of the dammer bee, deposited in the hollow of trees and used to calk vessels.
>
gum
tree, as
that
cS,
of the Q^c^Sf 5c, 4c. 2o, V. *8<S, 2c, to be scattered about, in confusion, alsoaS,
2o.
to
soil,
make
dirty, as
in sleep.
77
610
oSo
3o, 2o, adv. with the sound of boiling water, bubblingly,
5c, 5c. 2c, 2c, ac?r. M<? same.
oSo^,
aUo
oS,
S, 2o.
to divide into equal parts.
O^, o/39,
*85,
3c,
^ooS B.^
oSoS,
3o, 2c, n. (ooSo^ B.) a screw. 4o, 4o, adv. with loud earnest calls,
5c.
as
from a distance,
3^8,
oSoS,
oS,
Ic, n.
4o,
-io,
Me
same.
field.
o5, Ic, V.
*8S,
S, Ic.
oS,
2c, V.
*SS
o8^, 2c.
oS^O|,
name of a labyrinthine range of mountains which figures in Buddhist history; a labyrinth. oS, 3c, n. *8S, 3c, a thin, cross section or ring of bamboo. oS, 4c, n. *8S,4c, a deep place in a stream, a precipitous cavern.
2c, 5c, 2c, n.
71.
flesh is thin.
v.
to be sparse, scarce,
vide
V.
lo.
*8S, Ic, to tread, copulate, as a male bird, vide o8, lo, to copulate, used of all animals. ]o;
S,
oS, 2o,
n.
^cco^,
oS, 2o,
t;.
a large flying squirrel, ^ef^rom^* joe^awm^a drjgrac^.?. 2o, 4c, 4c, n, the same.
to,
on account of
.o, 4c.
assist gratuitously.
8w,
2o, 4c,
V.
to
give
money toward
v.
a feast or
religious
gathering.
2o, 4o,
(eoaStoS B.)
an axle, axletree.
oS8o5^8,
oSob, 2o,
2o, 3c, 2o, 3o, adv. with an unsteady gait, whether from weakness, drunkenness or any other cause.
3o, adv. the same.
o6o,
ooS
08, 3o, V. *8S, 3c, to be broken off, as a piece from a from the edge of a knife blade, vide 06, 3o.
oS, 3o, prep,
"^g,
611
vessel or
o,
4o,
06, 4c,
oSg B.
fenced in.
oS, 4o,
V.
*8,
4c, to throw
to be
thrown
down.
V. to '^\i, 4o, 4c,
put down.
mind.
upon.
o,
4o, lo,
V.
to put or place
down;
to give
command.
up further
the head.
effort.
4o, Ic, V. to
bow
o,
4o,
V.
(K.)
Tc.
to labor
^8, oSoS,4o,
oS, 5o,
V.
in confu-
sion as the
Oc8, 5c, 2c, n. (oB F.) words, language. 06 P.) a deed performed in words. /), 5c, 2c, 2o, n. (
kinds of oc8.6, viz., <^OD\ jodS^S, 5c, 2c, 2o, 2c, lo, n. the four
oico], 5c, 2c, 2c, 2c; 8a^'co'[0O'[, 5c, 5c, 5c, 2c, 2c;
6d<^S ODOicoi, 5c, 5c, 5c, 2c, 2c; o5o6'ocoloo'[co'[, 2c, 5c, 5c, 2c,
5c, 2c, 2c.
*8o5, 4c, to
the earth, c:8'8^, Ic, 4o. have the nose clogged with mucus in
(oooSQ P.)
consequence of a cold, S'^^poSowyaoac, Im, 4c, Im, lo. OoS, 5c, n. an idol house; ^Laos and Siamese) a monastery.
n. the
same.
to throw, cast;
strike, rap;
to
throw
the same.
tical.
612
oo5, 2o,
V.
c^Scjfp
when
oaS. ^o
V.
*8o5,
c*^
2c,
to
wound by
piece
ilass.
Oo5, 3o,
*8oS, 3c, (ooS B.) duty, service due, cjoS, So. "SS, So, 2o, n. the reception, entertaininit of strangers;
n.
the
duties of hospitality.
CO^TooSc^, 3o,
sSj,
So, 2c, V.
s^
B.
to
OoS, So,
V.
as a shallow dish.
'oo5oo5,
Sc,
O^S, 8c,
n.
*8'>c, Sc,
cloth
made by
cloth of
a coarse
unbleached calico.
same as
o^,
Sc.
0S,
4c, n.
*8S,
jdSc^,
lo, 4c;
a day.
oo5,
4c, 2o, n. market day, occurring at a city and certain other places in the Shan country once in every five days.
cQoS'
o8^,
n.
lo.
n. the
2m,
Sc, n. southwest.
n. northwest.
co.Sc8S'>88, 4c,4o,
2m,lo.
o>S
oaSoocSoS, 4c, 4c,
oO'sS, 4c, 4c,
3c, n. the
613
n.
also
o^
ocp^O^^OQ'^^,
svS, 4c, 3c, day or days between the last day of the old year and the first day of the new. 4c, 3c, 3o, 4c, 3c, adv. daily.
n.
the
n.
the
first
11.
the east.
visit
i3QS"oSc8'>Sc8, 4c, Ic, 2o, 6c, Ic, Ic, n. an auspicious day for
building
favorable.
day
is
/c8.
an unlucky day.
.qSo,
2m,
lo,
ii.
northeast.
/3gSo8>?, 4c, 2c, Ic, n. the day after worship day. 0'>S, lo, n. sticks used for divination, c, lo.
o!o86'. lo, lo, 4c, n. thirty sticks used for divination.
They
are
made
good from roof beams, a nat house, an idol shelf, etc., the bad from stairs, floor beams, coffins, etc. These sticks become
heirlooms in the family.
oc,
many
varieties.
O?.
lo.
T).
*D'^,
-to.
Ic, to relish, to
to;
(K.)
614
0'3^Q
lo, Ic,
V.
o^cS
,
outer ear, ^y^, Ic, Ic. 0S, 2o, n. *8S, 2c, a dish, bowl; (K.) 4<o. '08, 2o, 3c, n. a plate for holding rice. or wooden cover of the top of a "S, 2o, 2o, n. the brass, iron
n. the O'^Sqj, lo, Ic,
pagoda or of a post.
~s>co5,
n.
a large bowl.
71.
^Ae
n.
a glazed dish.
an open lamp.
oo,
made
of leaves.
-^co^S, 2o,
5c,3m,
n. a tea cup.
71.
iAg same.
oil in,
cup to burn
a kind of lamp.
^c88,
an earthen cup.
8c^, 2o, lo, n. vide O'jSgcS, 2o, lo. the same as c^^co', 2o, 4o, c8, 2o, '5c,
.
^^,
2o. 2o, n.
7J7V/e
o^^comS,
O^,
2o,
t;.
cast, as a net.
as^, 2o, 3c,
V.
to
sow
transplanted.
-
V.
to cast a net.
6
to
615
sow seed.
v.
3*S,
o-sS, 3o, n.
-
*8'8,
'^^,
^59C|8oS,
^A^ same.
^g^O'^oS,
n.
/*.
a country.
4c, to request the favor
O^,
4o,
V.
*8^,
of the assistance ot
in
others, to ask
doing each other's work, as, caStp^o^S^ci*, 4o, 3c, 4o, 4c, to unite in working each other's rice field in succession.
O'jSo'^S, 4o, 4o, adv. brightly, used with c8S, lo.
06*06*, 3o, 3o, adv. blazingly, used with
O^S, 5c.
os|c8,
08, Ic, 00, 3c
a thunderbolt.
V.
11.
*88,
Ic, to
V.
n.
*88, 4c, to be faded, as color or brightness, coS, 3c. *88, 2c, a valley, an interspace between two moun-
tains;
(K.) 4o.
Ic, n. a valley.
c', 2o,
2o, n.
08,
*8S, 2c, a young umjnarried man, also 8, 2o. o88, 2o, 4o, n. a lad who has reached the age of puberty. c88, 2o, 2o, n. the same.
2o, 4o,
n.
71.
(p*,
a lad who
is
05, 2o,
Ic, 2o.
08, 4o,
V.
in dress, as,
8o5
be
make
one's
appearance handsome;
to
^^808088, 4o, 4c, 4o, 4m, zt. to have handsome garments. have handsome leaves. g, 4o, Ic, V. to
/7?S, 4o, 2c, V. vide 03^6*08, 2c, 4o. 6, 4c, V. to bend over, as when one loses his balance.
-
V.
and
fall
down.
4o, to dare to do.
6,
to dare, 80S6,
4m,
616
6, 5o, V.
8^co'[a2S
cust&rd
apple and mangosteen. Ol, 2c, n. *8, 2c, lo\ P.) the Buddhist lent, an annual period of three months, viz., the eighth, ninth and tenth months.
QoS, 2c, 3o,
V. (
after
C^-sS
air.
0|, 3c,
V.
tell;
to scold.
to give undeserved censure,
cocSScocoi,
to scold.
V.
to talk ambiguously.
^'' ^'
'^^'
^^^
^'
think.
^^o|8oS,
same as OicocSScocol,
3c. 5c,
be disobedient.
c8cSo"[.-o^, 3c, 3m, 3c, 3c, v. to speak in fun, to say things for amusement without intending to have them believed.
/sgSooiS, 3c, 2c, 4<o, V. to utter words, repeat orally.
0\, 3c, V. to be
V. vide 0|, 3c,
Cj^g,
mad,
insane, vide
|,
3c.
co'^>Sco'o|,
measure equal
to the
extended arms.
0]l, 4c, adv. in composition with 88, as,
^0O|,
less
break
off.
8co|, 5c, 2c, n. (8g*T P.) knowledge, wisdom acquired ing communion with a spirit, sometimes 3c, 2c.
c8 P.) one f ops, 5c, 2c, 2c, n. lous powers through such knowledge.
by hold-
possessed of miracu-
8s
617
and downward;
to hoe.
8-0,
6m,
V.
oB
V.
to
make a
road.
8^, 2o,
V.
*oS,
2o;
n.
2o, to carry
8a
shoulder.
8^18,
88,
5c, 2c, n.
(8"OD6| P.) decay, destruction. (8j8oS F.) an explanation subjoined to the text
n.
in the Ic, n.
same language.
Ic, a netted
*o6,
fish.
8-Cp|o8.So^00|,
888s,
8888,
Im.
'^^'
^^^*
^^
same.
groan or grunt; to strain, as when doing something difficult or painful, mde 8S, 2m.
to
3m,
V.
8S, 4m,
n.
co, 4m,
"5,
4ra,4c;
V.
88, 2o,
088, 4m, lo, n. the same. 4m, Ic; *o8, 2o, to do jointly in separate portions, as
eg,
severail
persons cultivating one field, but each his own portion, 8S, 2o, V. *o8, 2o, to be divided into parts, to be torn, rent. c8S, 2o, 2c, V. the same.
n.
the opening
at
the
seam of a jacket.
8S, 2o,
88, 4o,
5a '^' V. V.
encircle.
88, 4o,
4m.
78
618
8o8S^03|, 5c, 5c,
mind.
5c, 2c, n.
8oScfo'
(88rB^
P.) doubt,
indecision of
order of nats. So^/g^S, 5c, 6c, 2c, n. an n. an areeyah. Sco^cS, 5c, 5c, 5c,
8c6, 4m,
V. 'o-^S, 4o, to
encircle.
to encircle, encompass.
5o, to leave, let remain, sis food after eating, , 8cp, 5m, or saved for another person; to intermit,
*0'>f
-caS,
5m,
4c, v. to intermit a
day, as fever.
8cS, lo, n. *8'>S, Ic, an anklet or bracelet, a bangle. c8^, lo, Ic, n. an anklet, foot bangle.
88, lo,
c8.S, lo,
4m,
n. a fetter, or manacle.
a bracelet
made of a
coil of metal.
Sc,
jj3\S,
jump
up.
co8,
same.
ES,
8, lo, Ic,
to
jump
lightly.
5^,
bound.
V. to be shallow, slightly concave, as a dish, sometimes 5o. 8c^, lo, 8cS, 3o, V. (K.) to swing.
8cS, 4o,
V.
.
*8'S, 4c, to
reel
reel,
spool
8cp, DO,
V. *8'>8, 5c,
aUo
lo.
(S^octo P.)
soul.
8o5, 4c,
ed,
V.
P.) the soul, spirit. to be drawn aside *Oo5, 4c, obliquely, to be distort-
(8^^
'C'[8o5a:|, 4c, 3c, 4c, Ic, v. to make cjo', 4c, 5o, V. the same as 8o5, 4c.
up a
face.
8tSc^8
619
8oS8c5, 4c,
lo; shrilly,
C^,
4c.
OoSooS,
80S, 5c,
V.
*d^,
smooth with a
80S, 4m,
V.
a well-sweep; to move anything with a crane. BoS, 3o, /*. the black wood tree, vide ^8o5, 5c, 3o.
8o5, 5o,
V. *oo5, 5o, to head off, thwart, to put up a barrier, surround with a barrier, as a compartment in a rice field,
5o5, 2o,
8oSc88, 60, So,
n.
n.
8c8, 5c, 5c, w. (8 P.) a course of the sun around the Myenmo mountain of which there are three, the inner, middle, and outer.
B-aS, Ic, V.
*o?,
8'S, Ic.
^S,
B-aS, 2c,
8^,
coS,
8^,
V.
2c, Ic,
V. to
coSo^,
8'Sq,
back in contempt.
in part.
round wholly or
broken
8S,
3c, V.
*0'S,
3c, to be
oflF,
as a piece
from a
vessel,
8S,
8'S, 3o,
V.
g"^* 4c, 4c, v. the same. (K. and C. S.) to throw, cast away, vide B'3^, 3c.
Sc^S,
5c, 4o, n.
(8^^iP.)
2c,
rules,
*oS,
to
hands,
86*, 2c;
8<So"^(^8,
(C. S.j loose flesh about the under jaw of cattle, vide 036, 2o.
n.
620
06, 80,
r.
^^^
*oS, 8c, to dimmish, shrink in
size, as
a sore vrhen
3o,
6c, 80, n.
good or
evil,
the
result
of
of"
an
evil
inflictions
a previous state.
5c, ^, /*, (^8oox>^o P.) a kind of wisdom which SocSoo-X"!, enables the possessor to make extraordinary discoveries. 8o|jO, 5c, ^, 5c, n. the same a* 8o<^, 5c, 80.
5, 80,
8^c8,
8^00,
name
for nigban.
(8^00 P.)
v.
diligence, industry.
to
do
diligently.
8, Ic, V. *0|, Ic, to comb; n. a comb; a bunch (of plantains j; a. aux. for bunches of plantains; (K.) 4c.
c5,
Ic, 2c,
V. to
n. the
sizing brush.
C^S,
Ic, Ic, V. to
comb
the head;
v. to
yi.
a hair comb.
0aS8o5,
v,
to
make a
face as
when tasting
something pungent or
^^
,
bitter.
2c, 3c, V. to
make a
toy by a string. S8, 3c, 3c, adv. exceedingly, used with c86*, 4m, or
8, 4c,
V.
',
3c.
n.
shake, as
dog
his tail;
fan.
fish.
O^^e,
c*6, 4c,
V.
lo,
o^,
oB,
4c,
V.
shake or wag the tail, as a (io^. *0^, 4c. to strike forwards and downwards, as with
V. to
go,
4c.
oS,
5c, V.
*o3,
V. to
(^c^oo^c]
621
!^o,
*o,
*o6,
06, So, V.
by dipping up.
96, lo,
08, 2o,
V.
c8, lo.
w.
*o8, 2o,
to
make a
worm,
and worms.
two appointments
j>8, 3o, lo, n. the same.
joo51, 3o, 2o, 3c, n. the time from one bazaar day to the next, which occurs the fifth day afterward.
98, 3o,
08,
V.
98, 5o,
9cp, 4c,
t>.
to be great, excellent, also written CgiS, 60, (b. ). to be dirty, filthy, as clothes or the body, V. *o', 4c,
sis, <^5c^cp, 5c, 4c. adv. neither dark nor light, as, c88c^cpo', 4o, 9cSo', 4c, 4o, with a smattering of knowledge, vide 4o;
4>c,
(K.)
cX^OoS,
4o, 4o.
9cS, lo, n. *o', lo, a water dipper having a long handle. -ac, lo, 5c, n. the same.
B^>S,
8o5, lo,
also
4m,
drawing water,
9cS, 2o,
in a heedless, careless
manner,
as,
5c, 2o.
V. the
same.
cos*f^&0
)
P.
suscepti-
fcoacjc^O P
a graduated roof,
^cpccaci
(coa^o P.j
sensation; sorrow.
622
2c, 5c, n.
c^oSog^
OcSc^Soo, 2o,
QcSoolSoSco,
business.
(coc^ug
n.
(
P.
a rational being. P.
)
cooODOg
multiplicity of
(cOQ|oS
to
OcS,
5o,
V.
*o',
^cp,
5o,
5o.
adhesive,
OoSooS,
gong,
c^,
4c.
story or
history;
commonly applied
to
money,
gold or
silver.
OoS, 2o,
V.
*oo5, 2o, to
strike, beat.
c8cp, 2o, 5o, v. the same. cO|, 2o, 5c; vide ^oS^^oS, 2o, 2o. OoSjoS, 2o, 2o, adv. Oo5, 3o, n. ( o8 P. ) the evil consequences of sin, which remain
'>c^, 2o, 3o;
after state
the
chief
penalty
has
been
borne
in
previous
OoS, 3o,
V.
*oo5, 3o, to
to roll up, as
to
V.
loins.
OoSoo, 3o, 2c, n. (ooSso B.) the stamen, anther and pollen of a
flower
n.
^^AP^
P-
^^le
rainy
Oo5, 4o,
V.
4o. ^oS,
<>>8, Ic, n. glory, vide o-sS, Ic,
o^S,
2c, V.
and lo; (K.) 3o. bubble up, run over, O'sS, 4c, some-
times 2o.
OoSoo],
5c, 2c.
O'^coS,
2c, 3c, n.
(oScooQoS
B.) a
Woondouk,
the assistant of
a prime minister;
an assistant.
(^8cof
623
O8co8,
005, lo,
2c, lo, n. (
0^@
B.
Woongyi
or prime minister,
098,
So, n.
t;.
and adv. above, ^w, lo. *098, 3o, an otter, t^c?g <^^, So.
*09S, 3o, to pufF out, to rinse, squirt out
vide O"*?, 3o.
of, as
098, 3o,
the
mouth,
0*8998,
Ic.
4fO,
co,
098, 5o,
the
v.
*0'>8,
for
as thread
forming
abb
implying uncer-
tainty.
ponder upon.
gB, 5o,
2c,
v.
06, 2c, V. *o6, 2c, to have a depression, dent, or concavity, be emaciated from disease or age, (^S, 2c, also 2o.
to
O^,
4c, V.
*oS,
0S06,
OtS,
5c, 5c,
adv. flappingly,
as
and 3o,
2o.
3o.
2o,
V.
*oS, 2o,
bowed head,
(^S,
05,
vide o.
n. c^8, Ic,
*o\, Ic, a
<^8,
2c.
06,
3c, V.
98,
-
c8, 4c.
JD^, 4c,
Ic, n.
SS,
08,
00
,
4c, lo,
71.
a bull,
Gaur.
fi.
a bull or ox.
6S4
o6cd,
-
cSo^oS
4c, So, n. a cow.
calves,
a.
exaggerating;
adv.
untruthfully, indistinctly,
cS,
4c.
adv. very plumply, used <^8o, 5c, 5c, c^, 2c; flabbily; intensive, with lo.
,
o, lo, V.
6, lo, to
lo.
fire,
as plantains
in a basket covered
with leaves;
of ripening, ^, 2o,
o, Ic, V. to
Ic, Ic, n. a
alw
2c.
ooj,
gS, 3c, n.
swing backward and forward. hoolock or white-browed gibbon, Ow], a cowry, vide sS, 3c. *o'[, 3c,
Ic, Ic.
eS
3c.
CO, lo,
c8, 3o,
"Slj
'
V.
V.
*0|,
^^
Ic, to
go aside; (K.)
3c.
^'
S^ ^y P^^ around.
to turn aside
V.
coo^Sci-aS, 3o, 4c, 3o, 2o, v. to avoid danger. V. to avoid an enemy. }'>', 3o, 2o,
c8, 4o, n.
*Oi,
4c, a roof in
c8, 4o,
V. to
CO, 6o,
(bsSjo P.) a large whirlpool. o, 5c, to enter a place out of the direct line of travel; to visit a place.
V.
v.
5o, 4c,
V.
to turn aside in
journey.
c88c6cS,
O*, Ic, V.
8, Ic, to
stir,
V^j
o', Ic,
Ic, 4c,
V.
V. the
same.
O^, 8c, V.
Ic. ', *8, Ic, to wrap clothes around. 8c, to raise the hands in homage, the palms being *8,
placed together;
to worship,
V.
co6^|8,
to pray to,
to worship
a pagoda, an
idol or
God.
guard
station.
5c, 5c,
.5c,
V.
to promise,
V. to leave, let
make a
mutual
c6,
5c, Ic,
resolve;
V.
to
settle the
mind, be
in purpose, to
to
be attentive, heedful;
to
harbor resentment,
bear a grudge.
^^S,
V.
c^o'cs^,
witness
the
Ic.
V.
(o58go^ P.)
to
make
a reso-
V.
to
make
one's voice
sound important.
2c, v.
to resolve, vow.
c8^oo^,
(8go^ P.)
vide
c8^cx>8,
3c, 2o.
V. to sell
on credit.
v.
oc8c^cp, covenant.
2m,
^o8pj>?S P.)
to
make an agreement,
communication.
lodge a com-
V.
to
make a contract
in writing; to
plaint in writing,
79
626
o'cB^o'oo'j 6c, 3c, 6c, 4o,
/agi^-jc^,
co^
v. the
same.
to exercise authority. to enact,
(ooOOOoP.j
(gocg P.)
make
a rule.
o', lo, n. *8, Ic, the rattan vine; (K.) 4o. c88, lo, lo, n. dragon's blood; red rattan.
o', 2o,
V.
*8,
2c, to turn
4o.
and look.
turn away the face. c|, 2o, to look stern, set the face against. 9C]^co, 2o, 3c, 6c, V. 2o, 3c, 4c, V. to look towards. ooi^co,
CJCJ^COO^JO^S, 2o, 3c, 2c, Ic,
V.
towards
^^
^'
^^' ^* *
O^, 3o, n. *8, 3c, a measure equal to half the length of the ex-
*8, 3c, to swim, cyc^, 4c; to go about, walk about, to glide through the air, as a bird.
o'c86, 3o, 3o, adv. across the breast from one shoulder under the
opposite arm.
o',
4fO,
t).
any
morning.
v. the
o8,
4o,
3m;
V.
09C, 4o, 4c, n. afternoon. o', 5o, V. to do anything sideways; adv. obliquely.
co|c8,
6c, 5o,
V.
to
be constantly
scolding
or
reproving;
to
sick child.
3c.
co^,
g^^SgS
CO],
co^,
2c, n.
627
?, 2c.
*CO, 2o, a
pit, well,
mine, vide
an ox.
CO^y[ft,
2c, 5c,
71.
common
(
parlance.
8^0^,
SB, 2o,
plumpness.
vide
^S,
adv.
2o.
8^88,
8S, Ic,
2o, lo,
and
there,
QS
8S, 3o,
8S, 4o,
oq8,
5c,
5c,4o.
',
3c.
8o5^o5, 2o, 2o, adv. filthily from want of washing. 80S, Ic, V. *0'>S, Ic, to swell, puff up a little, S'>8, Ic, also 4c.
8^,
SoS, 4c,
to
an eddy, whirlpool;
8^8'8,
S-sS, lo, V. *0'2^, lo, to be alike, the same, similar, "aide S-aS, lo.
88, 3c, V. *0\, 3c, to throw at, to cast away; back and forth, as a cradle.
88, lo,
^8, 2o,
V.
K.
to
swing
vide
^8, lo.
^8. 2o.
n.
V. vide
88^j
o^,
o^,
3o, 2c,
attached
to the
tongue of a
pagoda
2c, V. to
O.S, 3c, n.
bell.
4c,
V.
announce, vide g^, 2c. *o5, 3o, ^Laos) a monkey, jSoS, 2c, 3c. *oS, 4o, to strike forwards and downwards,
as
oS,
4c.
oJBo^SgSgS,
adv.
Im.
628
4c, 4c, 3c, 3c,
g^SScp
adv.
oBoBgSgS,
05,
murmuringly, as
the sound
of
prayer,
C^,
4c.
5c, V, vide
.
gS,
5c.
06, 2c,
une;
3^, 2o, an alcove, a small space adjacent to a larger a brauch, as one of the mouths of a delta, as, 8^8
2c.
oS, 5c, n. *8S, 3o, an extension of the iron of which the blcuie is made in order to make a place for the insertion of the handle, as of a Shan hoe or spade.
oo,
gSg,
o68S,
g^o3
o6oS, 4c,
3c, 3c,
4c.
adv.
c^,
is
4c, 4o,
adv.
imperfectly,
said or heard,
8S,
4c.
o68oS8,
ooS, 2c,
oo5, 8c,
-
V.
V.
off.
o'^t'oI,
disappear.
exude, as water from the ground. OoSooS, 4c, 4c, adv. with a shrill sound, as a flute.
oo5, 4c,
V. to
arum
P.
wcj^'j^oi,
n.
wcooScp
the fragrant
arum,
arum odnrum.
n. g'^S. 2c,
*8^,
2o, a hole.
n. a sore
having
many
openings,
generally
re-
garded
g-sS, 3c,
v.
as incurable.
when
with 09C, 2c. gafo'^S, 3c, Sc, adv. in a revolving manner, used gsS, 4c, V. *8cS, 4o, to pay special respect to, to be obsequious
to, to
strains;
endeavor
to
conciliate:
to
to darkness, as, CO (Jot g'jSBcS, 4c, 4o, adv. very nearly, applied to be nearly dark, also 5c, 5o. o-iSScS, 4c, 2c, 4c, 4o,
yoS
gtJ,
629
3c, V. to
dimmish
in
tables in cooking.
8<S, 8c,
adv. denotuig a complete disappearance, gcSg'SgSgS, 4fc, 4c, 3c, 3c, 6**, lo; also perfect silence, c8c8, Im.
n. g', 4c,
a whirlpool.
',
4>c.
g'Bcp, 4c, 4o, aJn. very nearly, applied to darkness, co<So8Sg*8cp, 4c, 2c, 4c, 4o.
g'g*, 4c, 4c, adv. far away; faintly, indistinctly, whether far away or near, as, y^g'g'* Ic, 4c, 4c, to see indistinctly, as in the
distance;
Ic,
go
far
4c
V. to scoop or dip out anything adhesive, vide OcS, 5o. g', 5e, 4c, 4c, adv. murmuringly, as the sound of prayer, c^, 4c. gg,
Exceptional form.
6g|,
00
The
seventeenth letter of the Shan Alphabet. This letter although
the
same
difficult
to
account for
its
repetition.
Possibly the
the
sound originally indicated a sibilant very closely resembling first 00, and in time, any distinction of form or sound
in the letters, disappeared.
The eighteenth
letter of the
first
Consonant of the
j^,
630
4c j
V.
yS^^
*^^,
4c, to
g^S,
of things
supposed to be hard, as wood, irou; oppojjed to ^oS, 2o, which is used of soft things, as clothing; to break
monastic vows by fornication or adultery, clerical; to keep tally; to measure; n. a tally, a measure; an angle, bend.
jDCJCw,
4<c,
5c,
-Ao,
i;.
to be broken
oflp.
and zigzag.
ayS^SooS
j'gj
to
hold
up
contempt, to
make
light of;
to interrupt a conversation.
V.
<
and
fall
with a crash;
to crack the
knuckles.
c88, 4c, lo,
V. to
be broken in pieces.
mountain
'9^8,
5c,
n.
*?'8,
tree,
5c, 5c;
the
gum
'OtS,
5c, 4o, V. to
<p,8,
5c, V.
-^1-8, 5c,
have pleasure in. o5P'>S, 5c, 3c, adv. intensive, used of an odor, fragrance,
vid^;
5<>S,
<^S, 3o,
n.
*?^,
the beginning
of,
c8, 3c.
CD^,
produced by
planting the
palm
5j8>^j,
Ic, 4c.
y,8,
3o,
V.
*fS,
V.
3c, to vomit.
to retch,
of the stomach.
oS, 3c,
*?S, 3c, to be disgusting, detestable, cQfS, Ic, whether of bird or beast. (?, 4c, n. *^S, 4c, a nest, cco^, 4c, 2c, n. the nest of hornets. 'icS, 4c, 5o, n. a bird's nest.
V.
Sc
y6c8ySc
C^OIS, 4c, 4c,
<JBS, 4c, 3c,
71.
631
honorific
name
for a mother.
n.
a nest of bees.
a nest constru'^ted by a species of large
red ant.
c8, 4c, n. a part, portion, share, what is for a person or thing. 4c, Ic, 4c, 4c, adv. separately, distinctly; pr. each.
cSySwjS,
n.
is
put
on the Oo8o6"gS,
c,
lo, n.
*8,
Ic,
crow's tail, in
(K.) 4o. having the figure of a honor of the mythical mother of the Buddhs.
tail;
0<B, lo, Ic, n. cotton made up in rolls for spinning. n. the corner of the eye. oo], lo, Ic, oo^, lo, lo, n. the handle of a plough.
OQ, lo, Ic,
n.
a rat's
tail;
a fuze, a train.
the close of the rains. ScStSp^S, lo, Ic, lo, lo, 71. n. the same. tSp8, lo, lo, n. a peacock's tail. coS, lo, 4c,
00, lo, 4o,
witii the
n.
the
direction
in
ad-o.
wind.
y,
e6, 3o,
*?S,
3c,
appearance,
good or bad.
to "Sep, 3o, 3o, V.
oo6(?c8, So,
condition, as a
-
man from
8s,
cSo8,
So, lo,
11.
appearance, form.
to be disgusting in appearance.
V.
V. to
71.
man
-
power.
handsome.
V. the
o8yc,
same.
6S2
cSoo, 80,
5c,
t).
yoSjs'
to be
in form.
changed
handsome.
c'cSco'
S^'iT^Si^'
'**^'
"' '*^
*^^'
cS, 80,
j^,
n.
V. the same. "^SjpScSoS, So, So, So, lo, V. to set in array, prepare for an 28^, So, 4c,
engagement.
w, 3o, 5c, V.
51
^'
^^* ^' ^
ySo>S,
n. 5^6, 4o,
*yS, 4c, a water trough, the eaves trough or drain; a large wooden bowl cut out for holding water; the trou^^h of a valley or ravine.
4o, 5c, n. the
*>C,
same as yS, 4o, 1st def. middle or low part of a mountain valley.
lo, 4o.
yS, 4o,
^SfS,
j,
4o,
by
of
*^B, 4c, to put by the fire but not in contact, to hold the fire, as clothes to dry; to roast, toast, cook by heat
without contact.
V. vide
fire
ySccS,
4o, 4c, n.
V.
y,
5o,
*^S, 5c,
carried through
kind of work;
to
be
an egg. divorced; cS, 5o, V. *^S, 5c, to bind about or girdle the waist. ^5, 5o, 3o; jyii, 5o, lo, v. the same.
to be addled, as
yoS, 4c,
*yoo, 4c, to be bold, courageous, to dare, <r^, lo. BiC, 4c, Sc, V. to be profane, reckless in imprecations.
.
J"^> 4c, lo, V. the sam^ as 90S, 4c. yoS, 4c, V. to be gritty, as food with sand in
partially
>',
it,
or hard, like
cooked vegetables.
00', 4c, 4o, v. the
4c, 4o;
same.
foS
yo5. 5c,
.
ess
*9oS, 5c, to bind about, fasten about, as a girdle. CO^SSf 5c, lo, 4o, V. to buckle, fasten with a buckle. J388, 5c, lo, V. to bind about or girdle the waist with a belt.
(00 gg P.j the hand, ^6, 4c. *?oj 2c, to throw or toss by a scooping motion, to
yo6, 2o,
V.
make
dry.
OD', 2o, 4o, n. a sand bank, that is, dried sand. 9, 2o, 6c, V. to bail water from anything. used with ^S, 3o. yoSyoS, 2o, 2o, a^t>. intensive, eo5, 80, w. *?o6, 8c, to remain stationary, unchanged, as food
placed on too
cooking, or an old sore neither increasing nor diminishing; to be in the transition age between boyhood and manhood, w8(poS, 2of 80.
little fire for V.
to be of
medium
size.
the heart. n. (oooocj P.) yoocj, 5c, 6c, 5c, 4c. to see; Ic, V. *^*8, Ic,
foS, -
(K.)
>iy->fc301,
the same.
that place, 9CoS, 3c. yaS, 8c, adv. there, as, ooy-jS, 8c, 8c, V. to be full, to be complete, (b. ). y>8, 4c,
C'aS, 6c, V.
*^^,
5c, to
be thoroughly
satisfied,
used with
c^,
Ic.
yjS, lo,
n.
c88, lo, lo, n. a variety of the same from which the mercury has been extracted.
c8o5/>', lo, 80, 2c, n. the sam^ as J">8c85, lo, lo. to dare; y>8, lo. V. *?'>8, Ic, to be bold, courageous,
n.
4m.
cony,
yaS,
-
(and Ic,)
same.
*y'^> 2c, (ooS B.) to have an appearance, to appear; be assuming, to put on airs. to
80
634
yoS. 3o,
V.
y8
ya^,
5o, n.
*y^, 3c, to be lame, limp, especially from numbness. *^^, 5c, a storey, step, degree.
until,
up
to,
4c, V.
5c, V.
*^S.
-ic,
i?(S,
*^S, 5c, to go to meet, advance towards one approachIc, v. to receive, accept; to second,
be accessory
to.
same.
to
ooS, 5c, 3c, V. to go to meet, advance towards one; to go meet in order to assist.
c8oo,
go forth
to meet.
y8,
^6",
(j'S,
speaking, C"S^y5, 4c, 2o. 2o, *^S, 2c, to carry on the shoulder; n. a load,
V.
s8c>(J<|,
4c.2o, 3c;
(K.) 4o.
C. S. a basket placed on the top of a bul-
2o, V. to
vide
SS,
(j'S.
(j'S,
3c;
lo.
vide y.
Ic, n. *88,
C)*8,
2c, V.
*^8, He, to bark, as a dog; (K.) 4c. mange, a cutaneous disease belonging to both
scaly
and appearing
in spots,
of which
(
3c, 2o;
K.
yo, 4c, pr. we, used to inferiors, or in very familiar discourse. -"Oj, 4c, 3c, pr. we, respectful, used to equala.
5^8,
r^. to yawn from drowsiness; (K. and C. S.) to nod. n. ^o, 2o, *y8, 2c, a trap for transfixing wild animals; (K.)4o.
5^0,
3o,
V.
yo,
3c,
to
become dry,
free
from moisture; to be
yoooSyo'jS
V. to fi*6^, 3o, 4o, n.
635
be rough, strong, violent in temper. 98, 4o, *98, 4c, a line, stripe, mark, as one occasioned by the stroke of a whip; a line for suspending things, a clothesline;
a balustrade,
railing,
8, 4c.
v8co', 4o, Ic, Ic, n. the balustrade of a pair of co^, 4o, Ic, n. a range or line of mountains.
stairs.
y8o^,
J^, 5o,
move
violently,
cocSf 5o, 2c, V. to pervade suddenly and forcibly. 9, Ic, 71. *^, Ic, the testicles.
00, Ic, 4c,
71.
qSco,
testicles.
bell.
bell,
beam
same.
a scroll, a roll of writing.
roll,
men carrying
y, 2o,
V.
together;
*$, 4c,
to be
empty, abandoned,
V.
as an old house;
to
be deserted.
cooSyo'sS, 4o, 3o, 4o, lo, comforts or pleasures of
to fail, on account of
to
of the
life,
some of one's
faculties;
to be
disappointed;
636
909S, 4o, lo;
c8S, 4o, 4m,
c, 5o, ady.
JB
80S, 4o, 3o;
V. to
same.
be middling, medium.
as,
about, rather,
y|, Ic,
V.
to seek
wisdom; to devise.
a quarrel, to begin a quarrel.
V. to seek
cooo^co,
same as j|,
Ic.
ov
answer to a
call.
snow, vide
c8o5, 2c, 3o, n. a bloody wound or a black and blue spot, aa in a bruise, oo*y|c8oS, lo, 2c, 3o.
o], 2c, V.
dSS, 2c, Sc, v. the same. c^d^So^, 2c, 2c, 3c, 2c; n. a kind of tree of which there are two varieties, yi^dSS, 2c, 4o,
2c. y|c^8o^S, 2c, 4o, lo, and j^lo^SjsgvS, 2c, 4o,
(^fii? P.)
3c, n.
?, 3c,
out any apparent cause, particularly cholera, JD]CO, 2c, 5c. ^^Sc^^^, 3c, Ic. ic, 4c, int. An epidemic destroy thee! used
in malediction.
c^'[,
3c, a. five
we two, (dual). 0OCS.O|, 4c, Ic, 5c, pr. we two. 8^, 3c, (oooSP.) a prime motive or spring of action, of which
y|l, 4c, pr.
.
anger;
c^y,
2m,
2c,
wisdom; a
state of V)eing of
which
y^,
3c,
//.
^B, 2m,
n.
tin ore;
(K.j 4m.
.?c6
637
^S, Sm,
V. to say, call,
name.
088, 3m,
3c, V. to
^S, 4m,
^Bf 3o,
8S,
Ic,
*^B,
3c, to begin a
little,
because
V.
to
be
quick-witted, sprightly.
a bell of metal. ^S, 2c, n. *yS, 2c. SS, 2c, 4o, n. a collar of small round bells.
n. a bell. "gSco8, 2c, 4c, 4c, w^'oS, 2c, 2o, 2c, n. a round bell having a small sphere of metal inside.
the
firefly.
n.
8S98, 3c,
3c,
adv.
intensive, applied
to
fragrance,
^, Ic,
aUo
5c, 5c.
^^^' ^^^ same. Sa^Sa^' ^^' ^^ ^^' ^^> 95, Im, n. a Shan official who has jurisdiction over a district.
"
^S, 4m,
86, 4m,
n.
V.
a place; a subject, topic, c8y6, 3c, 4m. *y>S, 4o, to be small in size, c8, 5m.
f. to
be middling, medium.
to be dried up.
lo,
V.
^8, 3o, V.
c
98, 4o,
*98,
4c,
to
be
strong, to
be violent;
n. strength,
force.
//.
V.
to exceed, 850c], 5o, 2c, V. to be excessive, to go beyond, ^^ni^, 5o. 5o; 98o5, 5o, 5c, v. the same.
638
8cS,
Jo5
Im,
n.
*5^>
lo,
jungle cat.
j^S,
Im, Im,
having a mane.
oS, Im,
Q.,
Ic,
ous substance.
9cS, 3m,
V.
*9'^j 3o,
to be
to be
rubbed
off,
worn
off
by use or
fric-
tion;
up
B^'S-^S,
child
^'pc^j
V.
to look
when others
-io,
V.
lo,
'>c|ycSj36,
lo,
are eating, or a hanger-on in the house. same as yep, lo. 3c, lo, 4o, v, to throw the face forward, as
the
when
,
listening attentively.
2o,
Q'3^, 2c, a sharp pointed instrument with which animals are armed by nature for defense, a sting; the forked tongue of a snake.
n.
certain
2o,
V.
"oS,
Ic, to
laugh boisterously.
def. oS'^8, 2o, Im, 2o, n. the stamens and anther of a flower. yep,
same as 2nd
yep, 4o, V. *y'>S, 4c, to prepare, to make ready. ^COD], 4o, 5c, V. to serve out food.
<X)',
4o, 3c,
V.
the
yoS, 3c, n, vide ^S, 3c. yoo, 4c, 7*. *yo5, 4e. the
common
itch.
Y)
'^^f 5<^
'*
itch in an
advanced
state,
i.
e.
giving
rise to
sores.
common
itch.
5^,
yCQ, 4c,
used in
e^^oSc^ooS,
be quick-tem-
pered; c^^o5c^8o5,
same.
things, as a person
yo5, 5c,
V.
many
convalescent.
foS-gco
80S,
639
4m.
4m,
n.
V.
^oS, 4m,
mushroom, ^, (K.) *?o5, 4o, to work, do, make, frequently written ^c8,
to.
vide
4c.
J3oS, 4m, 3o, V. to thwart, act contrary -- jdoSddoS, 4m, 3o, 3o, v. tJie same. jD-^PoScaS, 4m, lo, 4m, 4o, v. to work.
s:>S
,
4m,
o6'?o5/>',
4m,
4c,
4m, 2o,
v. the
same.
j:>Sj:>Sq^S,
4m,
4m,
5c,
V. to
SJD\,
4m,
v. the
same.
V. to pretend, to make false assumption, to make an insufficient excuse, to make a pretence of. ^Soi, 4m,3o, 3c, v. to make an excuse on insufficient grounds,
to use artifice.
5S/3Q<j|,
v. to
3S, 4m,
on P.^ to be assuming, put j388o5c'>S, 4m, 2c, 4m, 2o, v. the same,
(ocoS*
to be -SScs^, 4m, 4o, Ic, V. ( 8cb98 P. ) to make separate, distinct from anything else of the same kind, znde yoSjS
C'o'j',
4m,
Ic, Ic.
v. to flatter.
4m, 4o,
'^^'
v. to linger, to dally.
""'
"Sl?^^*^'
'^'^'
^^' ^"^'
perversely;
to
alter a
^
-
favor.
3c,
v.
the same.
to
sing
of one
another,
as
two lovers
separated.
-
^c,Sc8oS/3'S, 4m, 4o, 3o. 3c, Ic, v. to propose questions rivalry to see which side will conquer.
dgo^/3'>S,
in
4m,
~^CO,
64U
4o, 2c,
v.
foSopS
4iin,
^oS.oo|,
to
sing
responsively,
as
man and
woman.
.ool^c8. 4m, 4o,
8c, 4o, 2c, w.
M*
v.
same.
to oppose obstinately.
'S^a5o*, 4m,
Ic,
4m, 4c,
v. to
do quickly.
lazy.
"O'sS^oS^^S, 4m, oo, 4m, lo, v. to be 'S^Sc^, 4m, Ic, Ic, V. to treat harshly. "88, 4m, Im, V. to be a go-between in
things.
love
aflPairs,
and other
v.
contrary to
4m,
Ic, Ic,
V.
to
separate,
common
with others.
"^^JoS", 4m, 5c, 4m, 2c, v. to exceed others. "68, 4m, 5c, V. to be self-important, to assume
c^'j^oo', 4m, 4c, Ic, 4c, 3c,
v.
airs.
to
do a
little
at
morning and
evening.
c8888, 4m, 5o, Ic, adv. why? odSccS, 4m, Ic, 3o, adv. the same.
v. to enter as
4m, 3o,
4m,
Ira,
v.
o8S, 4m,
ofeS,
3c, V.
body lengthwise,
noise.
to split.
V. to
make a
Ic, v. to
to imitate;
to be apparently
whether permanently so or not. ooS, 4m, 4o. V. to make, repair, work on a road.
ooS?o5oo|, 4m, 4o, 4m, 3c,
ooSj5,
v. the
same,
4m, 4o,
Ic,
v.
sam.
to
lie in
4c, 2c, v.
v. to
make an ambuscade,
put on
ambus-
V.
to
be assuming,
airs,
make
baseless
Jo58o5
BoSooS^^oScSof ,
-im, Ic,
641
op8^oS8S, 4m,
do
in earnest.
4m, 2c;
3c, v. to
Ic,
4m,
4o,
V. the sauie.
4m,
3c, V. to
ulation.
v. the
same.
^j
^c> ^-
institute a suit.
to act
ambiguously.
Ic, adv.
why?
9C]^(5ccSecSapc^, 4m, 3c, 5o, Ic, So, 4o, v. to frown. c|c86, 4m,3c, 3o, v. to appear in borrowed clothing; to work only when watched, to be an eye-servant.
'>c|8'S, 4m, 3c, 4o,
:'3'|8,
v.
to
do general housework.
a lowland rice
field.
4m,
4c, v. to cultivate
V.
4m, 4m,
V. to
V.
Ic, v.
to
make
4m, 2c,
,
qS
4m,
5o,
v. (o8?jdo5 P.) to make a quarrel. assume an appearance, 8o5fi^8, 4m, 3o. to force another against his will, to conquer,
vanquish.
v. the
same.
^?o5Qi' 4m,
3c,
4m,
4c, v. to excavate.
v.
to do neglectfully, wastefully,
4m,
4c, V. to
make a
festival, feast.
v.
the same.
4m,
3o,
v. to deride,
mock.
v. the
9)'^?o5c'^9,
same.
perform a ceremony, o8o5g^oS^8, 4m, 4c, 4m, 3o, v. to transgress, do wrong, offend. to be the subjects of a prince. Oo'^oSi^'^S, 4m, 3o, 4m, 4o, v.
(SSc8S, 4m,
o8,
4m,
Ic, lo, V. to
V.
do
indifferently.
and
81
642
^^cdSjScw^
2c, v. to
to
make an acquaintance.
^oSyo5.^8, 4m, 3c, 4m, 4c, v. the same. 000, 4m, 5c, V. to finish, make an end of a work.
the same.
as a writing.
v,
the same.
5m, 3o,
v. to
work
4c, v. to
make compartments.
reference to.
4m,
4m,
4m,
4c, V. to
3c, V. to
do by the job.
have
ability, to
oo',
be able to accomplish; to be
4m,
QgS,
4m,
3c, V. to
do with reference
v. the
to,
4c.
same.
V.
to perform duty.
v.
Oo5S5, 4m,
oS,
3o, 2o,
to
perform the
rites
of hospitality,
entertain company.
4m, 4o,
people.
V.
(SSs B.)
to form a circle,
as
of tents,
or
oooo, 4m,
c^oS^^OoS, 4m, 3o, 4m, 3o, v. to perform a duty. yS, 4m, 3o, V. to sissume an appearance; to form, fashion; to
make a
5^S^o5<foS,
fsl^i
feint.
4m, 3o,4m, lo, v. the same. 4m, 2o, V. to assume an appearance; to make a
to be very proud.
v.
feint.
j<^yo5y>c, 4m, 3c, 4m, 2o, v. ^o5>C.8^, 4m, 4m, Ic, Ic,
to live
to live
on one's earnings.
V.
JOCO],
rate,
to separate from, to be
in
distinct, sepaits
havinr nothing
common
V.
S^^oSsoS, 4m,
AOOOU, 4m,
cn<^,
modulate.
4m, 5c,
a suit.
/aQwcBjD'jS,
4m,
to
quarrel,
to
bring
suit
4m,ac,
4m,
5c, 5c,
to
make a great
fuss
about a
small matter.
ijQCcSco'cS,
4m,
4m,
v.
to risk, to be adventurous,
careless of
jaQCpS.S'aS,
life.
impudent, disrespectful to
v. to vacillate.,
those in authority.
4m,
4m,
make no account
to
of,
ta
disregard, despise.
./aQo^'cS^^8,
v.
be
disrespectful
and
careless, to take
no heed.
(33C| P-)
to practice alchemy.
jsScScScS,
v.
to be dilatory.
same. jaScp^cS, 4m, 5m, 5m, BoS, 2o, V. *'o5, 2c, to be pale, bloodless, as the face from fear; to be faded, as dried leaves.
v. the
*?o5,
to
5c,
drinking;
to hinder, prevent, as from eating and be drained of water, as a paddy field, dried
up, exhausted.
B'sS,
SS,
Im,
Ic, Ic, n. a
n.
stone with a
flat side,
a boulder.
644
^5o^^o^S
Ic, lo, n. yellow sulphuret of arsenic, yellow orpiment.
fly.
8^c88,
fc<6\
*fS,
2c, to pinch,
n,
.
with s'-"ars;
nut; (K.)
4..
aS^,
86*, 3c,
finish, to
cS^tSco?, 3c, Ic, 3c, 4c, V. to be hurried in doing things. -aSoS, 3c, 3o, V. the same.
ScSoSoSwoS,
in a very
86'q^, 4m, 3c, n. (K.) a tick, vide 005^6*, 4c, 4m. 86', 4m, n. *<?<?, 4o, a mushroom, of which there are many varieties, some of which are edible; marks or spots which appear
on aged person,
oS,
lo.
The
varieties of
mushrooms
are:
J8<oi
V.
645
^S, 2o,
3o,
*^S, 2c,
to
*^,
3c, to
into position
by binding rods
across.
B6, 4o,
V.
?,
P.) snow.
71.
8^9^00,
(c8o^oo
P.)
the
Hemawoonta
forest;
an immense fabulous
things
in
most wonderful
Buddhist scripture; India, c^'><5ooo^8, 2o, 5c, lo, Im. 88, 5c, 5c, n. (o88 P.) modesty, shame.
the
the
region of North
88, 3c, V. *<p8, 3c, to take up with the hand or hold with a pulling effort, as a basket by means of a cord; to weigh, coS, 3c;
to cling to,
hang on,
as,
in following.
face on account of
the same.
^8, Im,
J8,
V.
to *J'8, lo,
*Cj*8,
2m,
V.
tracted,
^^>
^^^ti,
n. vide o\^S, 2c, 3m. ^8, 3m, 88. 3m, n. a water insect, edible.
oooO'[,
3m, 4o,
n.
Ic. n. the
same.
^8, 4m,
4m.
y8, 4m,
V. to
used with
be slender and tapering; n. a long stalk; a switch, "g-^^, 5c, as, "go8^8, 5c, 4m; co8^8, lo, 4m, a
jungle grown up with trees and bushes, (b.). n. a ginger plant the tuber of which is called "Sj, 4m, 2c,
Ic, 2c.
'SS"0'[,
646
3
4m,
n.
^8c^,
Ic, n. vide
^,
4a,
is very with its width; a balustrade, compared long 5c, 4o; w^^'S, a range of mountains; a river bed.
*^,
4c,
o8cpc, 3m, Ic, the cord of lite. any piece of wood or bamboo that
as
^8,
6o, n.
*^,
pudenda.
V. *f\*, 4c, to be long, not short, in height or length. f, 4c, 5c, to knoM, understand. 5, 5c, V.
*5',
c^co. 5c, 4o, 4c, V. to be sensible of a favor. co^, 5c, 4c, V. to know well, thoroughly.
coJBccO, 5c, 4c, 5c, 2c,
v.
the same,
have
some evidence.
c8oS^oS,
know thoroughly.
have general knowledge by reason
cSy^'^c, 5c,
of age or experience.
cSo-sScoS, 5c, 2c, Ic, lo, V. the same.
c8^, 5c,
<?^>
3c, V. to
5c, Ic, V.
to
j,
2c, n.
oB8^, 3c, 3o, adv. confusedly, with disorder, disturbance, (b.V a feeling of faintness or sickness j,Sg^^c8, 4c, 4c, Ic, adv. with
at the
like
stomach caused by heat; with a feeling of great and annoyance, as from the noise of children.
to be bad, used with
jp',
dis-
cj^, 4c,
V.
5o, as,
c^J^'c^^^-^,
Ic,
5o,
Ic, 4c.
oS,
make a
oB, 3o,
n.
*^Bi
8o, a tadpole.
oB,
4o, n. a species of
a. sijl.
bamboo,
cS,4o,
jS
^S,
5o,
n.
647
generally used
of animals, vide
j/>, 5o,
jy.
80.
of bushes.
y^S, -
Ic, V.
fire.
^oo>8,
sugar.
kinds together,
as rice, curry,
^1,
"So,
Ic, Ic,
to cook
many
fruit, etc.
Ic, 3c, V. to
cook
rice.
^8,
a pulp.
to boil sugar.
Ic,
V.
with co*,
lo;
Ic, Ic.
<^, 3c,
qS, 4c, n.
poisons
cco, lo.
cS, 4c, n.
(j^8,
(C.S.) a rainbow, vide ^^^, 4o, 4c. dropsy, vide 8'>SqS, Im, 4c.
5j8cS5,
5c, n. *g"S, 5c, a kite, a bird of prey; (C. S.) 5o. 5c, Ic, 2o, n. the brahminee kite.
V.
(?, lo,
spread abroad.
(tS,
oS,
/p-ac,
(p^8,
2o,
So,
<^S,
V.
3o, to fall
away from, or
off, as
leaves or fruit
from a
o^^,
head of grain.
648
jS'oS, 4o, 8c, n. an ear or
S, 4io, n. *5'S, 4!0,
joSop^
spke of
the rice plaat.
a bees'nest.
vS^-ac, 4o, Ic, 5c, n. (K.j a rainbow, vide jSy', 4o,4c.
^jS^,
"S,
4o,5c, 4o,lc, n. a
-ac,
cSd',
4o, 5c,
the bladder.
4o, 4c,
n.
and November.
cSd'S-sS,
4o, 4c,
Ic,
n.
flying
lantern,
an
illuminated
musk bag.
and bushy,
as a beard.
or buffaloes,
2o, n. *y', ^o, anything round, spherical, as an orb, globe; a. auw. for anything round, coB, 3c.
the same.
/g
,
y^oO, 2c,
z^'.
to *5'oO, 2c,
draw
up;
through a tube.
c^'oS^Syag^yag^, 2c, Ic. 3c, 3c, 2c, 2c, v. the same. oo5, 2c, 5c, V. to breathe with difficulty.
5S
<j[oS,
649
itself in
cutanous erupas
joS, 3c,
w.
off,
draw
off
anything,
leaves
joS, 5c,
a stripe, mark, y^o5oo5, 3o, 4o; adv. the whole length, as a river running through a country.
mountain range.
4o,
V.
*fcS, 30j a place, spot, quarter, section. to throw, as water. *g^o5, 4o,
.g,
man.
1st
fire.
same as QoS,
4o,
def.; to
shrivel
or
C|->So'3$, Ic, Ic, adv. brightly, as flashing flame, used with co^, 5c. 2c, n. *5^, 2c, a form. jj-sS,
<p8, 2c,
ysS,
from a stump;
n. a shoot
tree.
3c, 4c,
n.
over a
*,
field.
cj^,
^S, 3c,
*9^,
3c, to fly, as a
itself,
body of
soldiers
when routed;
to return on
cOD^, 3c.
"Sw,
3c, 4c,
V. the
same.
be light-hearted, merry, joyous in mind, to make fun of, to banter. ^Sc^^, 4c, 3o, to be wild, uncivilized, savage; to be evil in action. y^S, 4c, V. eS, 5c, V. *<j"^, 5c, to call out, cry aloud together, halloo.
sS, 4c, V. *Q'3^, 4c, to
82
650
o-aSSS, 5c, 2o,
cjoS,
V.
jS
the same.
to shave, oo|, Ic.
lo, V.
*J"S, lo,
$^,
lo, V.
*y^,
lo, to
"QqI^,
lo, 4c;
oo,
"^^f
moun-
3o.
n. vide
"^oS j8c^S, 3o, Ic, lo. S^cSS, 80, Ic, lo, C9S1 3o, V. *Q'3^) 3o, to make much and long continued noise.
^,
5^,
4o, n. 'yaS, 4o. dregs. 4o, n. *f^, 4o, the indigo plant or
the
ruellia
prepared
for dyeing, ^, 3c, "O, 4o, derived from J*^, 4o, dregs, because in the preparation of indigo there is a sediment,
Jq6, 4o, n. the main tintber on which the smaller timbers and boards of the flooring rest, cao5 ^98, 4c, 4o, the end of the
girder.
V. 5<y, 2c,
^S,
V. to contract in rising, as flame. "^^S, 2c, 3c, V. to reach out, as flame. 2c,
^S, 3c,
V.
*fS,
3c, to
together, scoop
V.
5^, 4c, V.
opvS,
2c.
fall
^S, 4o,
prostrate; to
as the last
word of a
line with
some
word
in the
next
^, 4o, 2o,
(j^6,
V. the
4o,
V.
prey,
vidr
g^, 2o.
(^(S,
5o, V.
*(p<S',
(K.) 3o.
*(p|,
Ic, the
head;
river;
(K.;4c.
g^8o8g8
661
08^8,
Ic,
8m,
Ic,
V. to
3m, So,
2c, V.
be bald from age or shaving. f. to be bald and smooth and shining. to have a knot of hair left on each side of the
'
head when shaving. Ji, Ic, 3c, V. to have the sensation of sudden fright or shame. -^cS, Ic, Ic, n. a skein of cotton thread or yam.
cJBc8oop,
n.
name given
in
sarcasm to a
babyish boy or girl. 8o5, Ic, 8c, n. the opening through which water disappears,
as in passing
under a
hill.
pommel of a
knee joint.
saddle.
Ic, 4c, n.
'8,
"3,
dusk of evening.
is
joined.
"aSco^, Ic, Ic, Ic, n. the
o'', Ic, 3c, V. to
head of the
stairs.
have a headache.
'^^,
^,
4m,
V.
-^cSoDsS,
c^coS, Ic, Ic, Ic, V. to be proud, consequential. cScS^, Ic, Ic, 3c. V. to be credulous.
c8ooo5, Ic, Ic, 2c,
V.
cS8cSoa5, Ic,
insane.
to
same as jScgcoS, Ic, Ic, Ic. have the mind deranged, be more or
handle of a board used for writing.
aoSq^,
oai,
089S, lc,3c,
woman's
petticoat.
652 5800^,
Ic, 2c, n. the elbow.
jS^S
C06, Ic, Sc, n. ^C. S.) an anvil, vide ooS, 3c. azS, Ic, 5c, n. a vanguard.
001, Ic, Ic, n. the
eyes.
O080S,
Goa
bean.
ocS, Ic, 2c, n. the lower part of the abdomen. OC08, Ic, lo, Ic, n. the bulbous root of a thorny areeper used as a medicine.
^'>S,
8s,
Ic, 4c,
head of the marsh date palm, used as food. 8cS, Ic, lo, n. the point of anything which projects beyond other objects; a paragraph whose first line begins farther
Ic, 3o, n. the
toward the
-Oo5,
Ic, 4c, V.
n.
left
lines.
to
O, Ic, lo,
son, as, y3Q'j8^, 3o, Ic, lo. SS, Ic, 4c, n. the beginning, commencement.
36e8QS,
00.88^,
same.
a radish.
n. a turnip. c5oS8^cx>Scc$o^, Ic, 4c, 5c, 4o, 4c, n. a radish. cSaSS^cSJB, Ic, 4c, 5c, 2o,
cfc>.885c8S, lc,4c,5c, lo, n. a beet or a reddish radish.
-cfcS,
bank.
<^S,
Ic, 2o, n, a
kind of potato.
^,
-
yam
ywCoS,
\,
yam.
^801,
Ic, 2c.
onion bulb.
Ic, Ic, n. a
bulwark, bastion.
n. the
the
north;
early
dawn.
j8
c8SSoS,
Ic, 4o, Ic,
i>.
653
dawn.
to be
d.
clear
OoS, Ic, 5o, n. a kind of potato, a tuber. c8cS, Ic, 4m, V. to have a disease of the head which
in sores.
appears
7t.
first line
point
vide
initial to
following lines, as
in
English books,
^8cp,
Ic, lo.
Ji.
born.
coiSS-a^, Ic, Ic, 4c, 4o; cojoSyS, Ic, Ic, 4c, 4c, n. the same. n. the direction in which the wind comes; adv. CO, Ic, 4o,
against the wind. n. the forward end of a cart. ccol^, Ic, 5c,
cS'^S,
c8^,
coS,
be bald.
oS,
"[,
head of the
5j8|,
penis.
Ic, 2c.
a soldier.
n. the same. j>^jo'>Scd8^, Ic, lo, 4o, 4c, 9^c8'>SoO'S, Ic, lo, Ic, 3o, n. a coward.
fjX"^'
1^' ^^'
^'
n, a
gray-head, an old
man,
eoS,
4m,
v. to
commencement; a
leader.
4m,
n. severe,
prolonged headache.
sedge root.
j8,
(j^^8,
Ic, V. 2c,
V.
(K.)
to drive, vide
^^^
>
3c.
fj|8co8(pSco8, 2c, 2c, 4o, 4o, adv. open, free or cleared of obstruction.
V. 5^8, 3c,
(^8, 4c,
V.
(K.)
to
wrap up,
as in a bundle, vide
cy^, 2c.
654
q5, 4c,
n.
S<L^
xfide
cy^, Ic.
j8, 4c,
n.
def.
c8c8, 4c, 4c, adv. in a widespread manner, (b.). 8, 6c, n. *y, 5c, a boundary marked by some barrier; a fence.
a hedge.
(K. and C. S.) to preach, vide cy^, 4c. come in numbers in order to seize upon any thing, as fish for sale, to take eagerly, as, cjd>S[8, Ic,
V.
Ic, 4c.
^, 4c,
V.
*J',
4c, to put
by the
fire,
fire,
to singe.
y,
51^5^,
4c, 4c, n.
3o, Ic.
o, lo, V. *y, lo, to take pleasure in, the CO, lo, 4o, V. the same.
4;,
same as j,
Ic.
2o, V,
*J',
9^\, 2o, 3c, V. to cover the face, as with a veil. 00, 2o, 3o, V. to cover and hide from sight, to cover completely.
q, 3o,
V.
shadow j
n. the
shade of
anything.
c, 3o,
V.
ol^oaSccSs^^, 3o,
&, 5o,
V.
as
a chatty. o, 5o,
c, 5o,
V.
is
from spoiling,
-gj^cxj
V.
J3'>S, 4o,
^,
*^\, Ic, the ear. "^^j Ic, lo, n. the ear of a basket. j^S, Ic, 3c, n. the pan that holds the priming of a musket or
Ic, n.
gun.
oS,
Ic, Ic, V. to
be confused in
apprehending anything
told,
in the ears.
Ic,
Im,
11.
2^"^oo5
n. the fastenings 5{^O^o5, Ic, 4c,
655
of a mosquito curtain.
the loops for buttons on a native jackets c88, 9eS, Ic, 4c, V. to be hard of hearing.
Ic, 3o, n.
ac.Scioo^,
ocj^,
Ic, Ic, V. to
V.
be thick-eared,
i. e.
dull of hearing.
oc^^'scS,
C^,
a bucket.
V.
by the Shans.
8, Ic, lo,
ti.
to be thin-eared,
V.
Cy,
Ic, 4c, V. to
00 w, lc,4o,
ornaments.
c8o5, Ic, 2c,
n. the
sound, as a buzzing noise in the ear. lobe of the ear long-drawn out, as by ear
7j,
to be deafened
by a great
noise.
V. vide Ic, 2c. co^, Ic, 2c, V. to be quick of hearing. ^, Ic, Ic,
^c^,
^,
^,
by which
it is
hung.
contract
the
worm.
same.
-S(^,
2o, 3c.
Q^,
thing to be put into it. n. a hole or cavity through anything. /^5, 4c, lo, ^S, 4c, 4o, n. the places in which a spindle rests and turns.
"Ow,
a mortise. <2'^i 4c, oo, n. 4c, 5o, n. the concavity of a mortar. '^S,
n. a nostril. T^coS, 4c, 3c, Ic,
656
G'S, 4c,
Q^
Im,
n. the
oooS, 4c,
Ic, a. solid,
not hollow,
applied
to
articles
com-
monly hollow.
00, 4c, 3c, n. a cave.
cScS^S,
4c, 4o,
oc8,
sage made under ground by some animals. qS88, 4c, 2c, Im, n. the same.
^op, 4c, 2o, 2c, n. a button hole. co^cSsS, 4c, 4o, Im, n. a window, j^-^cScS^, 4c, 4o, Im.
OoS, 4c, Ic, n. a deep hole in the earth.
CO, 4c, 4o, n. a wind hole.
coS, 4c, 3c, n. an opening in a floor. (tSqcS, 4c, 4o, 3o, n. a valley, ravine.
8, 4c, Ic, n. the
ql,
female urethra.
metal is drawn when making aocS, 4c, (6) 3c, w (K.) the nose,
co8, 4c, (6)
5j^C[18,
4c, 4c, n.
(o^cpsP.) astrology.
5c, n.
(coo^^gop
i.e.
P.)
one side
higher
than
the
other;
by inclining the
vessel.
3c, Ic,
V.
cP, 3c,
V. *^\'> 3c, to give the final harrowing by which a field smoothed and prepared for the transplanting of rice. to have the intention of doing anything, not used 'V.
alone;
also 3o.
f
to signify the intention of doing. c^o'[, 3c, 3c, V.
657
e^, lo,
4c,
V. *9],
Ic, to be vild,
untamed;
to be timid, shy;
(K.j
of, 2o,
rt.
jy.
c^, 2o,
*y|, 2c, the afterbirth. to makti a tinkling sound, as a pagoda bell; *5^"[, 2c,
to neigh, as a horse.
3o, n. *^'[, 3c, the fresh shoots from a broken branch, 3o. cf, 3o, n. vide S^'3^<s^, ^o, Ic, n. a roofed extension beyond the side of a house, c^, 4o, *5*|8, 4c,
a verandah, co>S, 4c.
to put *^, 5c, to prevent, hinder, thwart, as, Sep, lo, up a barrier, vide ScS, 3o.
V.
c,
cf 5o,
5
to bar.
v. to
"3^, 5o,
places.
3c,
V.
to
act
as
same.
arrest.
apprehend,
to clear a
cocSjo, 5o,
c5o',
same.
5o, 4c,
fire.
hide.
to
Ic,
n.
*8, Ic,
pot or vessel,
the bottom,
used for cooking by steam; (K.^ 4c. "OO, Ic, 3c. n. the same.
q*',
2c,
V.
*8, 2c,
to strike in order
to
produce sound, as on a
drum,
V. to fight. y', 2c,
83
658
f^S
v. the same. (p'/j-aSo^S^'sS, 2c, Ic, 3c, Ic, n. a cultivated spot of ground, not y', 3c, *^, 3c, subject to
inundation, an upland
field,
opposed
to 9e^%, Ic.
V.
c^c^.
OOog^S, 5c,
5c.
g,
to cry
and complain.
3c, 2o, 3c, 4c.
^y'^'
Sft^'
y'jo8y'c^,
same as
as
^^ same
y',
3c.
/ao^Sy'c^, 3c, 2o, 3c, 4c, v. to lament the loss of another recounting his past deeds,
n. the y', 4c, *^, 4c,
by
minute
lice
of animals or fowls.
^',
hen
louse.
V. y', 4c, *y, 4c, to cut, as scissors. ScS, 4c, 4o, V. the same.
cp',
lo, V. *^, Ic, to disappear; (K. ) 4o. Sep, lo, 4o, V. to be free from, as a disease.
C3o',
the same.
<p',
ooSj^^oS, lo, 4c, lo, 3c, V. to disappear entirely. lo, V. to turn back or over, used only in composition,
3c, as,
8S,
'3ig8c'oc'S8S,
J*',
<j"',
2o, n. *^, 2c, a net for trapping birds. 3o, n. a time; a quantity, used of baying or selling, as, "ooS
3o, V. 4o,
n.
^*
a.
of
medium
size
4o,
n.
people
to give tribute
"Cj, 3c.
to
The
custom
-
still
some
places.
^S,
4o, lo, n. a
to persons
inhabiting
C5^^u?8
659
o*9,
4o, 4o,
n. the
service of a princess.
them; also
(j'\too\,
4c, 3c.
S^,
cy^,
5o, 3o,
V. to
qS, 5o,
Ic, n.
*",
by the
.S-sS,
n. a disease which attacks the feet, "QCJ^^^S, Ic, 4o, Ic, 5o, between the toes causing great itching and soreness, chiefly
ft.
a cutaneous eruption, prickly heat. ft. a palace, the abode of a king or prince. *'^J, lo, ctp^, Ic, "S), Ic, 4c, 71. a royal palace.
n.
cy^, 2c,
V.
*ff?,
;
2o, to
as
package
n.
a bundle.
wrap
dle,
-
same,
oo8^,
wrap up food;
n.
a bundle of food
for a journey.
O.S, 2c, 5o, V. the
'^'
iP' ^*)
on
the
shore,
cyY, 3c,
V.
to surround
to drive
away.
V. to
660
cy9c8cS, 3c, 3o,
co8, 3c,
4to,
8
same.
V. the
V.
to drive
down.
by following after. and drive away.
V.
to thwart
-yC,
<5'c86'cocp, 3c,
J3f?^,
and pursue.
3c, 2c,
V.
to drive out.
cy^,
4c, V.
read, recite.
^1*
'^^j '^c, V.
cS^cy^co', 4c,
8B8B,
chills.
common
85, 5e,
V.
*^^,
*^^}
5c, to meet,
come together.
Sep, 6c, 3o, the gums; (K.^ 4o.
v. the
same.
85,
2o, n.
gum,
gums.
a cultivated enclosure, a garden, used with cooS, lo. |5, 3o, n. B585, 4o, 4o, adv. strongly, with determination, SoS, 4c.
j^.S(?5, 4o, 4o,
^,
Ic,
V.
or
future;
(K.)
long ago.
V. the
same as 8c,
Ic.
be somewhat long in time. 8S'>C'^5C'S, Ic, Ic, 4o, 4o, adv. once in a long time.
V.
to
(j^S,
adv. reverberatingly, as the report of gun; pervad^^S^S. 3c, 3c, ingly, as the fragrance of a flower, the blowing of the
88, 4c,
compared
^cco|
BS88,
4c, 4c. adv. resoundingly, used with C<*^, 4c.
661
8, lo, V.
off,
as the rains
when due;
to
stop
raining.
,
8o, V.
*y,
in-
^,
B,
clined, bent from the perpendicular. 4o, V. *fS, 4o, to shine, emit light; to be distinguished,
re-
splendent;
^K.j
6.
in abundance. *5^, 4o, to abound, have to use loud, violent language, V. o8, 4c, *<po6, 4c,
4o,
V.
threaten
in
c8,
8oSo5,
8o5, 5c,
^o5, 2o,
4c,
4m,
V. the
same.
to threaten
and
revile.
to tighten, bind
*<poS,
more
closely, as a girdle.
V.
.
grow dim,
as
color
^o5, 3o, n. *<po5, 3o, a bedbug. 8o8, Ic, V. *Jp'^^, Ic, to gather together, as a crowd or as ani-
also, 2c.
8o8,
3c, V.
*f^,
898, 4o,
V.
*5^^, 4c, to be
stifled,
89S, 4o, n.
*yw,
4o, a house.
^,
4o, 3c, n. a
gun
^BS6,
S8i>So, 4o,
cS, 4o, 4c,
o8S, 4o, lo,
n.
set.
71.
lamp.
71.
a house.
body of a
cart.
66Z
S-aS, 5o, n. the
4c,
itch,
8
used with ^o5, 4c,
as,
SaSJoSBoS^'*?, Im,
Im,
5o.
with yoS, 5c, as, y^^SyoSja-aS^^S, 4o, 5c, 4o, 5o, one who craves food, as a convalescent person.
<S,
work quickly
in order to finish,
8(5,
3c.
3o, V.
*^,
^Sf,
?8i,
Ic, Ic, n.
Ic, V.
(C. S.) vide B^j^'iSf, 4o, 3o, Ic. part, a direct interrogative affix, used in the following
^,
Ic,
c8S8,
5o, Ic.
25<B,
88, 3c,
Ic, 2c,
fixed to a sentence.
V.
*(p|,
3c, to
f,
3o.
c^',
day
after to-morrow,
888,
'^8,
3o, 4c.
4c, oc,
88, 5c,
88, 5c,
n,
V.
^o^oS,
4c, lo.
part,
a direct
Introduction.
88, lo,
88, 2o,
-38,
V.
n.
(K.) 4o.
2o,3c,
V.
to flow.
"3,
2o, Ic,
V.
the same.
c8^, 2o,
2o, V. to
V.
to cease perspiring,
V.
^B,
co,
S?^^'
^^- ^"'
'^^^ ^^'
'"
thesayne,
^o, 3o, int. an exclamatory expression equivalent to "here, take it," vide cool, 5c; used in calling animals.
5^S
663^
n.
an unfinished boat,
e,
spread out by means of fire. coSooj, 4o, 3c, 3c, n. a ferry boat.
n. a ship. CoSgcSd^, 4o, 4o, 4c,
88, 4o,
J?cS>
n.
4o,
several
combs.
int.
*y, 5c, to be weary, fatigued with labor or exercise. cSSSco^, 5o, Ic, 5o, 4c, V. to be weary in mind.
5o, V.
CO] 8, 5o, 4c, v. to be exhausted, unable to do anything. 5o. qc-jS, 5o, 4c, v. the same as
^,
V.
to be exhausted in strength.
<?,
ooS^,
a fabulous flying spear. O, 2c, 4c, n. a spear mounted with silver or gold.
2c, Sc, 2c,
c8^,
>,
3c, 5c,
a hollow
bamboo
noise,
^^,
c8S^8,
lo, Ic.
(j\8,
(jj^S,
to be dry, vide ^8, So. Ic, Ic, V. vide (jj^S, lo, to toss up;
V.
jump up.
2c. C[<j^5, Sc,
Ic,
lm,2c, Im,
4c.
a gully;
Sc,
n.
*yS,
So,
the
664
j|^o5
Im,
8c,
Im,
4c,
to
have apart-
^S,
e8,
So, n.
8c, V.
*^S, So, two rupees and a half, one fortieth of a viss. *yS, So, to hold up the hands, so as to receive anything; to hold up with the hands, to sustain by the hands, *^6, 4o, to cover the inner surface
of, as
sometimes 4c.
g^S, 4c,
.
a garment;
ordea*
to
prevent
soil-
5c, V.
*^S, 5o, to
call.
38^8,
aloud,
shout,
in
a prolonged
manner.
jO|,
separated
from
a person.
c^,
-
name, name,
v. the
call.
o88eSo8S,
|l, 5c,
Im,
sam^.
4c,
.
V.
by name.
3m,
V. to call
a name, to name.
go and
call
a person to come
^o5,
|8,
%cS, 3c,
V. to strip
3c;
to
smooth
out,
sis
wrinkled
garments; to wax a thread; to press water from anything; to milk, as a cow, all used with reference to the motion
used in doing
for
the thing;
n. a perforated
Jj^oS,
fear;
to twitch
J^'jaS
665
<j
98, Ic, n.
*^,
lo, a
comb
comb.
a cobra's crest.
dah or
knife.
98, Ic, V.
6\
c>
*?^,
098, Ic.
-aS,
2c, 0. *9*8,
e^S,
V.
to
shake
e 98,
G
9^, 4c, n.
what
c^-aS, 4c, w.
*?8,
4o, to cut
something over, used with dBoS, 4c. and gather fuel, to gather fuel.
',
3c.
^aS,
5c,
V.
3c,
ogStt'cgSg^-aS,
5c, 3c,
5c, 5c, to be
jjicS,
hungry.
2c, V. *^S, 2o, to support on one or both arms, to take or away; to carry on the hip.
up
008^8,
same as
^'SqS
pounded grain than usual, used of grains pounded to remove the husks.
5c, 5o, V. to yield less
^S,
<j^',
vide
^.
Ic, n.
shellfish.
shell.
jD-sScS, Ic,
3o,lo,
n.
c8, Ic,
shell.
3c, n.
*",
as
sugar
cane.
84
^66
zj, 3c, V.
S.e^
*^>
3o, to
hang up,
to suspend.
else.
og^,
e', 4c,
3c, 2c,
.
the same.
mark
of a hoof.
mark of
same.
inflicted
by way of punish-
ment.
n. the
.
c8^
>,
4c, Ic,
a footstep.
handwriting.
mark.
88,
handiwork.
n.
oocS, 4c,
4m,
nevertheless.
0o5, 4c, 3o, n. the track of anything drawn along the ground.
icp,
4c,
Im,
71.
a scar, a seam.
n. c^^, 5c,
a value represented by eight rupees; a weight equal to eight one hundredths of a viss.
<j^',
5c, V. part, a verbal assertive affix, also 6th tone, vide Intro-
duction.
^, Ic,
V.
cy>S,
/',
ogo^, Ic, 2c, V. to diffuse a pleasant odor. opo, Ic, 3c, V. to diffuse a very great perfume.
V. the .same.
V. to
coS,
Ic,
2o, n. mint.
fSS
667
^^^,
Ic,
Im,
71.
V. to diffuse
a pleasant odor.
of-
c^S,
Ic, 4c, V. to diffuse an overpowering odor so as to be fend ve, as excessively fragrMit flowers.
a.
^, Ic,
c^^
^J^, Sc,5o,
the same. ./z^aS^J^, Ic, lm,lc,4?o, V. to diminish in size, as a sore, to ^, 2c, V. *^, 2o, er, as a sore healing.
become small-
^,
5l^
4<o.
^, 4c,
enceinte.
op,
4c, 4c, V. to be
by the
o,
^,
4c, 4c,
V.
to join, unite,
put together.
4c, n.
(K.)
the
musk
2c,
V.
V. ^, 3c,
co^, 5c, 5c, and og^, 5c, 5c. be nearly dry, to be damp only. *^, 2c, to to cause, always used in composition; v. part, denot-
Ic.
to rectify, correct.
V.
v.
the same.
con^. in order that.
V.
force, to plunder;
same.
edge,
selvedge;
of anything,
presence, nearness; prep, around, about, near. c8, 4c, 2m, 71. the outside of an angle or bend.
668
mK
oao5, 4c, 4c, n. the very edge, border; furthest, utmost edge.
cB'jS, 5c, 2o,
J>,
lo, n.
i;.
the edge of a forest, wood, wilderness. an arrow, used with O-aS, Ic.
71.
^, lo,
to *y', lo,
adr^.
kill,
i8oo',
Ic, lo.
,
lo,
and
j^S,
lo;
aZ*o
3m, 3m.
?, 4o, r. to delay, stop for a
tiie
night
to
by the way;
"^,
to
night, as food.
J30
The ninteenth
letter of the
Consonant in the
V3Q, 5c, ( oo, P. )
a privative prefix,
dumb,
speechless.
to stutter,
/3oS, 4c, V.
*/^B,
4c, to
stammer,
^B,
4c.
make a confused
noise in one's
V.
the same.
,o^/3Q^/)|,
rude,
mB,
bloodsucker or tree-lizard.
Im,
same,
n.
a species of tree-lizard.
c^^,
mS,
3m,
5o.
n. the
jaoB, 3o, V.
tiines
*j^B,
3c, to
caw or croak,
j^Sj^I
/nj:>cB, 5c, 5c, 5c, n. ^9S>oc8
669
that
occasioned by selfish desire; that occasioned by ill will; that ocasioned by ignorance; and that occasioned by fear
n. /SQJ^COCO, 5c, 5c, 5c, 5c, (oaoooDCO P.^ demerit, guilt. 5c, 5c, 2c, n. (oso^d^cS P.) the same; (K.j 5c, 5c, 4c. ^3Q>^oa8, n. (^ooscoocS B.) duties, customs. /iOj^S, 5c, 3c,
n. :^oS, 5c, 3c, 2c,
(
customs.
TSoygS,
5c, 5o. n. /^SQOcnS B.) a deed, ooSjgS, 4o, 5o.
fi.
(os^
Im,
V. to
j
^33o5i8B.
good
advantage,
profit,
n. jaoc/g^, 5c, 2c. (oqsodjS B.) lign aloes. 4c, ?i. (ooe^oSi B. ) an antecedent, cause, reason; j3Qjy\S, 5c,
what pertains
causes, viz.,
j3njy\cS, 5c, 3c,
7i.
to;
vide coSooScocptj^^, 3c, 4o, 3o, 4c. -scosols B. ) the four prime
^op,
(oqoojoS
71.
y
release.
@P'
i.
-ooGps
B,
e.
adopted for
Christian salvation.
/SQ^S, 5c,
2m,
n. a
love,
c>0|/3^'88,
3c, 5c,
2m;
also jao'oiiS, 5c
n.
(
oog^oE B.
a collector of revenue,
B.)
(oosS B.)
/jqS,
Ic, n.
yaoS,
Ic, V. *Js8S,
make
confused
noise
in
of the body, a limb; /wS/sj, 2c, 2c, n. (3381 P.) a member, part a component part, essential property.
670
v. to Jif^Sjy^co, 2c, 2c, 5c,
^c8c
have a member or members destroyed,
made
useless.
/>/>|, 2c, 2c, n. (aaSn P.) the planet Mars; Tuesday, also 2o, 2c. jnS, 2o, n. *J^S, 2c, a shallow vessel or dish, a basin, ^SjsoS,
4c, 2o;
(K.) 4c.
.
joar^.
to
a person,
his
own
beginning of a sentence,
4c, 4c,
i3Q8jD|oo^^o5^J3Q^o5, 2o,
to
3c,
4m,
4c, 2c,
you
to
do,
you
as.
much nor
a frog.
oqS, 3o,
^1.
to aim, intend,
set
on an object.
oqS, 4o, n.
c6o|9co, 4o,
or
composition
of
name
/6coS, 5o, 5o, V. (K. and C. S. ) to recline. /nS/nS, 5o, 2o, n. the dirt and webs which
collect in neglected
housesj phlegm, co86', 5c, 3c, 0386", 5c, 3c, also 5c, 2o.
;8S,
/c6,
5c, 5c, V.
5c,
to
have
pleasurable sensation.
5c, 2o, n. a sample, pattern.
(
jaQc8Sco5cai, 5c, 2c, 2c, 5c, a. (3a9cLa<ja) P.) incomprehensible. oSop, 5c, 2c, 2c, 5c, 2c, 4c, rt. the four incomprehensibilities, ziz.,
oSco,
5c, 5c;
co|a,
2c, 5c;
JD,
2c, 5c.
jjQCOrp, 5c,
2m,
n.
ysQ
oijc|-[aDSc8'>S
671
33
life.
r;.
modS,
5c, 3o, n.
(aaoocS B.)
a.
aged, oldj
young;
v. to
short-lived;
v.
be young. to be short-lived.
a.
long-lived v. to be long-lived.
t;.
c,
to be old.
a. ^Ae
^awg as /soodSoq,
be alive.
w, jaQOoSs*^, 5c, 2c, 2c, (330oe^ P.) the number expressed by a unit and one hundred and forty ciphers; innumerable, incal-
.300!^|, 5c,5c,2c, n. (3300^0 P.) a coin, silver. .osQOcSSoc, 5c, 2c, 2c, 5c, n. (osooo8| P.) an indestructible relic
of a Buddh.
/30o3S'O'[8jD, 5c, 2o, 2c, 5c, 5c, n.
nigban.
n. excess, extra.
/aQoScBooicoSoSoS^, 5c, 2c, 5c, 2c, 5c, 5c, 2o, 4c, n. (oocScSooo 000 P.) eighty chief disciples of Buddha under the two qq\
OD|0.o, 5c, 2c, 2c, 5c, 5c.
n.
odcsxddS
B.)
the same.
n.
n. a kind of being in^sqojc^odcjS' P.) /wooslcS, 5c, 2c, 5c, 2o, one of the four states of sufferior to man and inhabiting
fering.
^aooosj^l,
from the (sQOoqp P.) a fallen nat, exiled nat countries and inhabiting the space between the three
5c, 2c, 2c, n.
Myenmo
mountain.
672
Qo6
5c, 2c, n.
(33S
B.) velocity, power, imposing appearance. an offensive smell, especially of anything fry-
oo^^
coq
P.
j
2c, 5c, n.
fabulous
horse.
n. ( <^%, 5c, 5c, 5c, 5c,
<^8
P.
man and
2o,
V.
sprawling manner,
with
^-aS,
yaooS, 3o, n.
4>c.
(K
n.
ia'ac8t^>coo'['>c|, 5c, 2c, 5c, 2c, 2c, n. (os)B|,9l^ P.) stealing, theft,
applied to
/a^coool^c, 5c, 5c, 2c, 5c, n. one of the ten cardinal virtues.
yaQOpo, 5c, 4c,
n.
(d^oocS B.) account, concern, matter. minister of a yaQOgSc^'^S, 5c, 4o, 2c, n. (33oo8o B.^ the private
prince.
yaooo/3'[oo'[, 5c, 5c, 2c, 2c, n,
yaooocSco, 5c, 5c, 2c, 5c, n. (oQgoSco P.) the eight duties
be
performed by
/aoooy, 5c, 5c, oc, a.
all
(33Q
P)
eighth.
ya^o6,
/aQoSc
673
^9300
and
sciences.
3m
2o, n.
comment.
n.
among
many.
/aoc8oc8, 5c, 5c, 5c, 5c,
n.
(ooSocS
excellence, authority.
(oooQQ^
^8,
what
is
old.
n. the same. /)8y>a'>Sg'>S, Ic, 2c, Ic, Ic, B0S.80S, Ic, Ic, 4c, 11. leavings after eating, fragments.
yDS/ao'jS.S.S, Ic, 3c, Ic, 2o, n. filthiness, dirt.
^oS,
Ic, 4c, n. a
is
of service,
whether
ani-
008,
'SC^,
^S,
one thing,
yao^Sg]^,
Ic, 3c.
empty, vacant.
is
bit.
cylin-
drical body.
85
674
/W'jSj^iS'jaQoSyj^
n. superficial extent; yw^ScSyaQ^SjgS, Ic, 2c, Ic, So, bulk and width, regarding superficial extent.
size
including
cS/3Q'^'>S,
n.
-c8,
one thing, one and the same thing. Im, Ic, n. one and the same thing.
71.
o8o,
remnants.
^
.
cS,
dirt, filth.
vessel.
a cover, as of a
a barrier,
number
or
quantity placed
to-
gether.
iao-sSoocj/J^, 2c, 5c, 5c,
So, n.
{^^^P\^^
^)
an
intermediate
period of time during which the length of human life gradually increases from ten years to a number of years desig-
nated by a unit and one hundred and forty ciphers and returns again to the length of ten years.
periods
OC>"^jD(S,
make
divided.
a calamity, evil. us'al^cOQ^, 2c, 5c, 2o, n. (^^^^cpoS P.) V. *ja8^, 3c, to hinder, or close up by making jOQoS, Sc,
barrier, as on a road;
to close up, as a basket;
some
to close in
any manner.
JSOO^, lo, V. *.m'iS, Ic, to have a cold; to have the nose clogged
with mucous in consequence of a cold, oo5, 4c. /939S, lo, n. a drawer, the tray or till of a box, as of a
box, also used of a nest of boxes.
betel
/*>,
/>,
2o, V.
*^^,
2c, to count,
v. to
/w-jc^QDo
iaoaSooSiDoS, 2o, Ic, 4o,
v. to
675
take a census.
to read aloud, as a scholar;
iw^,
2o,
*^>S,
t>;
2c,
,,,
(ooB.j
(K.)
^Ae sdvie.
iSQaS, 4o,
r;.
*,o8>8, 4c, to
pay change,
to
pay the
balance
of
money
after a purchase,
jso^c^, 5c, So, n, (33^00 B.) an explanation, translation, interpretation. /SOOCoSoD, 5c, 5c, 5c, n. (j>S)fQQ P-) unsubstantiality. neither much nor little, ^OT^Soo-aS, 4o, 4o, adv.
(K.j
vide
ij^S
^33^^
oSo'[, 5c, 2c, 5c, 2c, 4c, n. the four infinities, viz.,
/sq^oS
co^6<p8, 5c, 2c, 5c, lo, lo; /aQ^caSoocoSj^ocoi, 5c, 2c, 5c,
5c, 5c, 5c, 2c;
ysQ
800^,
n.
80000 P.
a deed
dies,
which consigns the perpetrator to hell as soon as without admitting of an intermediate state.
he
on^oo/),
2c, 5c, 5c, 5c, 2o, 3c, 3o, n. vide Scpco^^^ic^S ^ooiDcpi^u^S, 5c, 2m, 2c, 2c, 5c, 5c, 5c, 2o.
(aa^oooSP.) the
(
future, futurity.
aQoc'[jDo6oQcp'>S,
prescience.
(aa^oooooo^co? P.)
m'iC\j:>\^, 5c, 2c, 2c, 5c, n. (^33^do18 P.) the third state attained
by an areeyah.
.S, 5c,
-8P.)
(
the
duties
of this
state.
"'^89^?
^O
^"^
who
one
said state.
/3Q|ODO,
676
yag-^Boo, 5c. 5c, 5c,
n.
ysQf^Scpc^iJois
n.
medicine or charm
to
excite
love,
2m.
7i.
(gq^ddooP.) a condition of
viz.,
all trans-
/)|00"1j31
o^oooo,
OOOD,
oc8jd9^oo
jo,
cSooi-^^oooo,
8c8BiDC0"['3^3DcXD, 5c, 5c, 5c, 2c, 5c, 5c, 5c; 5c, 5c, 2c, 5c, 5c, 5c.
/3o8.Sco"['CX>cX5
(saScwoo^o F.)
re-
/sfiSoQ^oo, 5c, 5c, 2c, 5c, a. (M^couo) P.) incomparable. /nS, 2o, V, *j:BS, 2c, to wash, bathe, as the body with water.
'ie,
bathe
in
medicinal water.
is
when a child
washed
in
^(p'8, 2o, Ic, tree. /aQ6'oo6', 2o, 2o, adv. intensive, applied to flatness,
a concoction of the
used
with
SS,
/n<S, 3o, V.
5o.
*J^S,
3c, (336*
mS,
c86*,
330C|Co1odd^
P.
the great
island west of
2c, only.
called
c/dYod|, 4c,
(OQO^D P.)
demerit, guilt.
u. the ten
forms of guilt.
J30
<^c
677
n.
33^8 P.
an
evil consequence,
an
evil deed,
-c^*
B.
the punishment of
hell.
oo(S, 5c, 3o, 4o, n. sins
of the
lips,
i3QcS^C30|, 5c, 3c, 2c, n. (aaoBgjD P.) covetousness, 4o, Ic, 2c, 3o, 2c, 4o.
ooSiaQ^Scoj
^co-[8cp,
n. jSQcScp^, 5c, 5c, 2o, (saoB^gS P) extraordinary wisdom of which there are six kinds, viz., co^ocofi'o, 5c, 5c, 5o, 5c,
c85ocoo9oo,
nat;
5c,
5c,
4c,
cc8co^o8ooi,
2c,
j|od8Sooo,
from passion;
(^^c;So8oiooi9^co|c8, 5c, 2c, 5c, 2c, 2c, 5c, 2c, 5c, knowledge of one's own past existences.
>3QcSao'>S, 5c, 5c, 2o, n.
^co6l,
co-[co/:>\od\,
2c,
jnS, vide
J3^.
is
unpropitious,
unhappy,
evil.
yaQ5,
an order.
71.
the same.
;,
(33g
an inheritance.
678
/afa, 5c, 4c, n.
jao^cl
(33^ B.) a government service or
(s^cJSdoS B.
a cannon.
profit.
duty
of any
jag|, /Qo5,
aoaS,
5c, 3c, n.
5c, 3o, n.
/c.
"6,
5c, 2e,
n.
{^'^
V. to
another; to appeal against a legal decision. 86, 5c, 2c, 3o, V. to be heretical, heterodox.
v. the eg', 5c, 2c, 4c, n. an opinion. o|0Q, 5c, 2c, 2c, 5c,
V.
same.
to be stately, dignified,
5c, 4o,
n.
^sasj^Ss
5c, 2c, n. (3G|^oooo P.) flavor, taste. j3OC^0D\, 5c, ofiaiS, 5c, 3o, n. height, stature;
(33gj^6'
B.)
place, location.
n. /a^Q<fo5oo, 5c, 5c, 5c, 5c, (oociooOQ P.; state attained by an areeyah.
the
fourth
and
last
-8
P.
the duties
of this
n.
(^
^9S^^
^'^
this state.
-ocogo^j one
5c, 2c, n.
(^iepB.j a
5c, n.
office,
rank.
(330^
a forest.
the
next
and
last
Buddh
of this cycle.
ysoQOO], 5c, 5c, 2c, n. (008000 P.) an areeyah, one who has entered on the four paths; one who has become independent of the common laws of transmigratory existence and will
attain annihilation at the close of the
present
life.
They
tn 8-g
are distinguished into four orders,
classes,
679
each
divided into
tvro
making eight
kinds,
coo^oojooSoS, 4c,
00
superior
B.) skin.
-^^j
on a
thing.
88, 6c, 2c, 4im,
V.
to
grow
same.
brilliant,
V.
to shine, be luminous, be
to
V.
4m.
^.o, 5c, 2c, 3o, V. vide ysQgjSco^, 6c, 2c, 5c. v. to shine. -yagS, 5c, 2c, 2c,
n. the age of maturity; age. (gogioS* B.) jgj', 5c, 2c, n. vide /aaoS, 5c, 4o. y3Co5, 5c, 4o,
who
is
skilled in catching
and taming
/coo,
/o^S,
5c, 2c, n.
5c, 4c, int.
^Jc8 B.)
want.
an expression of surprise.
int. the
same.
way
acqjiired.
jOQcoS, 6c, 4c, n. (aaccooSg B.) one who is progressing a state of enlightenment; an incipient Buddh.
towards
one.
with unnecessary fuss over a small matter. /SQCg', 6c, 5c, adv.
y8,
-g,
>^1,
other.
680
^8co^ JWbCO/JCX)
V. to
^w,
^9Cg'>S, Ic,
official
for a partizan
judgment.
V. to take an account. coc^S, Ic, 5e, 4o, to gasp, as at the point of death. eg, Ic, lc,z;.
cpoi
do
at pleasure, as
you wish,
oocQ
to
upon
wistfully.
ooio^oocp,
oo'o>S,
upon.
murder.
2m,
4o, V, to administer
an
oath
on
religious
-^CwO^^^SoS,
with water.
^^0'>^,
oyaQ8'gc8,
o|, Ic, 3c,
same.
to
ward
off evil
and
assist
another, to
regard,
SSocScS,
with a clamp.
to take
away.
Ic, Ic, V.
to take a husband.
commit adultery.
same.
cSoS/ag-j?,
cS,
cS-^S,
Ic, 3c, V. to
gather honey.
gather
fuel.
V.
Ic, 4c, V. to
Ic, 4c,
cSf/^8c$D',
fire.
lc,4c,
to
for
UIE,
ci;^.
take a wife.
^^S
jqq8c85o'co, Ic, 4m, 3c, 5c,
to cauterize.
v.
681
to
iron,
0^',
body by some
airs.
process.
y^
put on vain
^.Sy8<j^S,
^S, Ic,
4<o,
put forth strength, to take fresh strength. joyaoocjD'jS, Ic, Ic, Ic, ]c, v. to protect, to stand by in trouble.
JsSc^/aQSj^S, Ic,
Im,
same as jaoSSS,
Ic, 4o.
be
/8,
bring to light, produce openly. Ic, interrog. -part, a particle sometimes attached to interrogative
Ic, Ic.
V. to
sentences,
as,
ooJDco'^aSoiooS/wS,
4c, 3c,
Ic, 3c,
/8,
2c,
V.
c8^,
/3g8, lo,
n.
father's
younger
71.
sister,
same as
/30],
Ic.
the same.
/8oo8, 2o,2o,
jaQ8co8, 3o, 3o,
be
elliptical,
n.
fs^BgocDoo
inanimate P.j an
substance,
J^Q8c8c|C|^^ 5c, 2c, 5c, 4c, 4o,
n. lOQC^c^ci]^, 5c, 2o, 2c,
.
(338^
/y^,
5c, 3c, a.
(assocp P.) freedom from enemies. (uaoSoS P.) born out of a privileged state,
and those
in a state of suffering.
/*.
i.
e,
as irrational creatures
/agycijD, 5c, 5c, 5c, 5c,
lessnejs, impiety.
j8Q(p^S,
5c, 2c,
n.
86
682
jaocScp
n. (a^QCOOcSco P.) a profitless deed. joQcy^ToS^, 5c, 4c, 5c, 5c, to keep back, conceal what ought to be ^, Ic, V. *J^, Ic,
revealed.
V. to
Im,
v. the
same.
same as
j30, Ic.
Ic,
V.
fj^,
to
charm
fascinate,
as a serpent;
to
lay
to do, so that
he
by children.
V.
not only,
that.
most commonly used adverbially, c88coSc^^j3|8, lo, Ic, 5c, 2c, 4c, more than
to exceed;
adv.
good health.
c88/cg,
CO,
a.
2c, 3c,
adv.
not in
the
habit of;
cgSB^S,
to be discourteous to.
coScoS,
2c, 4c,
Im,
v. to
remain
silent,
not reply.
be unsuitable, unreasonable.
congenial, unfriendly.
-actSioo^, 2c, 5c, 3c, adv. not improperly, suitably, occasionally, after much consideration.
^coysQ-o^c, 2c,5c, 2c, 4o, v. to regard as of slight importance, to treat with indifference.
^0^8,
(^0C^
B.) to have
ill
will.
COYCCO^, 2c, 4c, 4c, aJv, not only, not even. cocp, 2c, 3m, adv. abundantly, without stint.
m ^aocof
jooco'cgS, 2c, 3c, 8c,
3c, 3c, Ic.
v.
683
2c, Sc,
to be useless;
jaQeo'ooSco'ooi,
coo, 2c, 3c, adv. without intermission, repeatedly. coSyagooS, 2c, 3c, 2c, 4c, adv. the same.
v. to <P^jd|c8jd|c^, 2c, 5c, 3c, Ic, 3c, Ic,
know nothing
well, to
to be stupid.
'
'^''
^^ unthankful.
to be without meaning,
n.
a kind
of fruit
youth, rejuvenates.
JSQ,
lo, n.
Qq8, 3c.
JSQ,
2o,
V.
it
in
pound
it.
c8^,
Ic, 4o.
j6do5,
joa,
4o, 3o, n.
V.
5o,
Ic,
(ooSooS B.) ambergris. *J^, 5c, to eat, used of little children, vide j3, 5o.
the younger brother or
sister
/a^l,
n.
"^^j Ic. lo, n. the husband of a father's younger sister. S, Ic, 5c, n. the wife of a father's younger brother.
/[,
to spit
out,
as
children.
n. y'[/3'sSop, 2c, 2c, 5c, eS, 2o.
(
33^^cSk|
P) a stranger,
sojourner, pilgrim,
n. a deed. jar3|co||, 2c, 2c, 5c, (coosds| P.) jw[cX)CO], 2c, 6c, 4e, n. (s^ooocol P.) an evil enslaving principle
viz.,
jo^wjooco?, 2c,
2c, 5c,
681
4c. sensual pleasure;
^\^
6::>0'[ooco'f,
c8^00|00CO^,
5c,
'^c,
5c, 4c,
heresy;
;3o8^coi^cX)CO^,
5c,
deed performed in
n. (jjsocoo /nVX>\, 2c, 2c, P.) desire, longing, passion. 2c, 5c, 5c, w. (oooogj^ P.) respect, 00B/309S <^SQdS, 4o, Ic, jn\cr>e[, 2c, 2c.
iWiooSooiOIO^S,
fish
71.
3^0^
,0
P.
a fabulous
of monstrous size.
n. (aSDCtOO P.) authority,
j
governmental dominion.
advantage,
profit,
good
reward.
the same. (ooo^OoS P.)
/i'a8o8S,
/loo5,
U3\QO^,
2c, 3o,
71.
^o^oooSP.j
(osocol
v.
2c, 2c, n.
P.
water,
-ac,
5c.
(saoy
to be security
11.
n.
n. P. ) 1. a place, abode, ^ ooooooo^ an abode of the mind, c8co8c8cS, 3c, 2c, 5c, six
5c, 5c,
seeing;
ccoYool^o&oSoo^c,
4c, 2c,
hearing;
c8oi
OOoSoo-JC, 2c, 2c, 5c, 5c, 5c, taste; /3|oD|ooc75oo'>c, 2c, 2c,
5c. 5c, 5c, feeling; w^C'ioooSoo'^c, 5c, 2c, 5c, 5c, 5c, thinking;
2.
is
conversant, or denoting
2c, 2c, 5c,
<^o"[ooo5oo'>c,
appearance seen; ooo5oo'[ooo5oO'>c, 3c, 2c, 5c, 5c, 5c, sound heard; jDvSoojoooSoQ'^c, 4c, 2c, 5c, 5c, 5c, odor
smelt;
o6\
tOo8oO'>c, 2c, 2c, 5c, 5c, 5c, immaterial objects tliought on.
/ag^,
2c, 5c, n.
(000^ P.)
life.
j3i3^oo
685
/|G]oS, 2C|5c,
'^I'^lJ'l
'
4c, n.
life.
^^' ^^'
^*^'
4c, n.
M^ Mme.
material or immaterial.
V. to retain the idea, c^co6', 2c, 2c, Ic, 4c,
or lasting impression.
/]co<p, 2c, 5c, 5c, n. (oocooo P.) desire, passion. /]co, 2c, 4c, n. (Hindustani) a potato.
/|0,
2c, 5c, n.
Ava.
(gsDoloD P.] a resting place, abode. an imperial pigeon,
n.
(
ooooDOei P.
nourishment, food;
also
/a!, 3c,
V.
Shans
to a class of
open the lips; also a term applied by the words uttered with the mouth wide open,
V.
to crack open.
(saosoSs B.) to trust in, rely on. 4c, 2c. V. C 0008^0 B. ) to be deterred by feelings of
V. (ooD?C) B.) to be gratified, take satisfaction; to take satisfaction in the distress of an enemy.
mS,
/38s,
^"-'
to
^"
4m,
V. V.
(K.)
add
to, vide
c8S, 3o.
J7iB,
4m,
mBoo, 5m,
5m,
2c.
686
xnBooe^, 6ni, 5c, 5c,
n.
^Soo-^^co
(^oaocj^ P.) dominion, supremacy, power. ( P.j the same.
.
ocox>[oo
8Sc8, 5m,
js8oo-[<|)8.
a desirable object. (9^90'^ P.) JsS^C&tSjjO, 5m. 5c,ac, 5c, n. (fo^coDO P.) the female private partsja8o, 2o, n. *y38.S, 2c, a yoke or collar for one animal.
5m,
n. that
^.
nB,
2o, 3c, n. that part of the collar beneath the animal's neck.
a. *yJ3.S, 4c, dwarfish, stunted, as
-io,
*io,
men.
j:fiS,
(33^000000 P.) an
Ic, 4c,
n.
excellent
the
two chief
the
left
disciples of
Buddha, viz., ^1^C^-S@|, hand chief disciple and g5/3CO'S, right hand chief disciple.
8SB,
P.)
fire.
jyiSBG[, 5o, 5c, 5c, n. (ua^Cj^oS P.) alchemy. a character, letter of the n. J^"sxsj^|, 5o, 5c, 2c, (osc^ep P.)
al-
^S,
phabet, op8c8.S, Ic, 3c. * Ic, V. /snS, Ic, to lean upon, recline
to,
take refuge
in.
on one's
fate.
/pc.GQSco, Ic, 2c, Ic, 4c, V. the same. "S^, Ic, 5o, V. to rest on the elbow, to recline on the elbow.
CO, Ic, 4c,
V.
^S,
Ic, 3c;
oS^Sc8,
at full length. g'^So^'sScScp, Ic, Ic, 4c, 4o, V. to recline V. to lean against something for the purpose of c8cp, Ic, 3m, a short time. resting
/ag', Ic, 2c,
V.
to lean
n.
an earthquake; (K.)
a kind of blue pre-
2c, 4c.
;||coo
P.
j:8cp^o5i^c^
5c, 2c, 8c30cSj^, 2c,
feeling, of
fi.
687
and
(95^ff
P.)
which there are twenty-two, including the six senses; sense, good sense, freedom from passion, composed-
n.
jh
x^, 2c, Ic, n. infreq. vide c^cS, 2c, Ic. ja8S, 3c, V. (C. S.) to roll over and over, SS, Sc
jsQSjdcS
^, 4c,
6c,
e(,
Se
^S,
5c, V,
little
*/nS, 5c, to
down, to
sleep, used in
speaking to
iwSjsBS, Im, Im, adv. with a very smooth surface, coo, 3o.
jy^S/yiS,
^,
'dC^y;8,6o, 3m, a
ja86G"S,
gS, 2c,
as,
.Sj;8Sc6, 2c,
3m,
wS, 4m,
g, 2o,
and addressed
to children.
jyiS, 2o, n. *ja8S, 2c, a
sides;
somewhat shallow
vessel
or a pot
with
bulging (K.) 4o; (C. S, ) lo. 85S, 2o, 4o, Ic, n. a pot made at Mong Kiing,
glazing
is
where the
of a superior quality.
3c, 3o,^
n.
7i.
-mSn^cocS, 2o,
/yiScj^, 2o, lo,
jnS, 3o,
lo.
n.
C. S.
the loins,
waist, small
of
the back,
J388,
witJi
the
head
thrown
^c8S,
y^Scp,
5o, 5o,
V.
(^K.
and C. S.)
to lie
down
c8S, 5o.
Im, n. */n'^, lo, a muscle, sinew, tendon; a scar, seam; a seam of a garment. ^, Im, 2c, n. the dorsal muscle. "SS, Im, 3m, V. to have a muscle permanently contracted. Im,
2c, V. to be
2c,
"go?,
cramped or contracted
v.
into a knot.
^oS^c^^, Im,
Im, lo,
the same.
688
j^o5/3g^
3o, V. to have a pricking sensation from a blow; rt. a nerve.
vwcpOD^, Im,
of the nerve
006, Im, 2o, V. to have a muscle displaced across another. OoS, Im, 5o, V. to twitch nervously.
V. to twitch involuntarily. C^oS, Im, 5c, cgS^S, Im, 2c,3c, n. the cord or tendon back of the knee
joint.
v, to
n. vide
V.
lm,3o,
Im,
to
5c, V. to
V.
have a muscle
the same.
power of action.
oooS, lm,3c,
<^c^i
Im, 4c,
V.
V. to
JsSc^^oS, Im,
j;8."S,
4<o.
^cS,
(C. S.] to play, to gamble, infreq. vide c8cS, 3m, 3m, 4m, V. 'jaQw, 4o, to make a motion preparatory to butting, as oxen or buffaloes, sometimes 5m.
adv. slowly, o'ooS/sBcS, Ic, 4o, 5m.
wcS, 5m,
.8cpc8.p, lo, lo, adv. with everything gathered nicely together, as in rolling up garments, or the body in sleeping.
xSiS), 2o, V.
flee;
to sail
around
swiftly, as
i;8o5, 2c,
V.
to
same.
>c'>S,
J3g',
a pocket, vide vOTOgS, 2c, 4c. ^3835008, 2c, 4c, ^cS, 4c, a. */3goS, 4c, small in size or quantity, sometimes 5c. 4c, 3c, !i. a little, a small quantity; (C. S. and K.) tsSoS
-J^S, 3c. C^8, 4c,
and abundant.
JiS^S
j^o8cooSc8/5\coSoo'^,
5c, 5c, 5c, 2c, 5c, 5c, 5c,
n.
689
(asgj^ooo
00C50& P.) one of the six senses. JsQoSoSoS, 2m, 2m, r;. to loathe in the
stomach.
^oS, 4m,
a. one,
.8oS^S,
used only in composition, as, o86'io5, 4c, 4m. 4m, 2c, n. an appellation for the youngest female child
j^cS, 4m, V. to pity, used only in composition, with CO, Ic. CO, 4m, Ic, V. to pity, feel tenderly towards, sometimes cosSco,
4c, ]c.
.8^,
Ic.
sitting.
to
j^S, 2o,
a cylindrical box; (K.^ 4o. 2o, 2c, n. a betel box made of pure silver. 38,
n. *js85', 2c,
"8, 2o,
one person's meal. udScQS, 2o, 4c, 5c, n. a small basket box for holding cigars.
rice for
OO'^S, 2o, 5c, n. a nest of boxes.
lime
used
chewing
betel.
medicine box.
c8S, 2o,
lo, n.
j^S, 3o,
together, as
ffi^,
many
adv.
people in
j:B6j^S,
3o, 3o,
continuously,
disagreeable language,
s<^^, 4c.
j^S, 4o,
V.
91.
its size.
JnS, 4o,
fish
xBSBo,
4o, lo,
salt
made
rying
for use
on a journey.
87
690
xHS, 5o,
V. to press close, to
j^g5
crowd upon.
a position of the body
*J8,
Ic, to run,
flee,
ground, as the hole made by children for placing erect the seeds of the entada creeper
dug
in the
in games.
.86, 3c,
V. */aQ6, 8c, to
the bowels.
isBS, -ic, V.
38,
Ic.
^8,
J388,
>;88,
5c, V. to
3m,
V.
throw with a slinging motion. to wind around, encircle, as a creeper, 38, 3m.
V.
to be bent in the
v. the
same.
ramble, go about,
cooS^wS/sSS,
3o, 4o,
3o, 3o.
appellation for young girls, denoting the superiority of the speaker. j;8/3S, 2c, 3o, n. vide /sS 3o, the white-eyelid monkey.
rf^S,
2c, n. a general
J^J^S,
Sic,
^QC^,
common
c^8g>8, 5o,4o.
jaSooS, 2c, 4c, n. a pocket.
n.
^8oS,
2c, 3m, n. a preparation of mustard leaves which are soaked and then dried.
first
Ic, Ic.
monkey.
/3f^Rcx>6^\i
691
n. a tadpole. V38y^5, 2c, 3p, js8, 3c, adv. a little, small in quantity, used with <mcS, 4c.
jt?r.
what?
13.
to push into.
V,
to push
down.
*JM, 5c, to be decayed, rotten, as wood, 60S, 5c. n. JB^^JDCXD, 3c, 5c, 5c, (pjg3 P.) a chief. a meteor, a bolis. n. ( PQD^ jeQ^/s], 3c, 2c, P*)
iM,
5c, V.
^5oocoS,
(p|ocdSB.J
his
the
spirit
of a
deceased
own
property.
o8S,
jsoS, 4c,
V.
Ic.
/y^Bm^,
4c, 2c, v. to
mourn
for,
ious, distressed.
murmuring
c^,
4c;
in large numbers.
(p|0 B.)
things, property.
n.
po30QG|^oS
p.
of punishment by which the larger hells are encompassed. n. Jif^Bzo6o, 5c, 5c, 5c, ^gooooo P.) a chief, a bull of the herd; a master fowl; the chief disciple of Gaudama.
n. ja^SoocSDoois, 5c, 5c, 5c, 4c, (pooooGpE P.j stone, or topaz.
a kind of precious
island.
>a^.SoocS:g|8,
a topaz.
692
J3?cp
BtS,
4<o,
3o, V. to be
V. to
narrow
in the chest.
^S, 4o, 3o, V. to have an unusual depression in the breast bone. scS, 4o, 2o, V. to have pain in the chest.
CO, 4o, lo, V. to feel free
and natural
in the chest,
V. to
j39S, 4o, V. to be
aoB,
Ic, V.
ashamed, used with ,/', lo. *jnS, Ic, to be miry, more than jd, 2o;
n. mire,
mud.
;a^8ccoS, 2c, 5c, 2c, n. (g^O^ P.)the single hair that grows on a Buddh's forehead, two cubits long when it is stretched.
jys^jJi, 2c, Ic, n, infreq. vide coc8, 2c, Ic.
^S/at^SjnSaoS
JSoS, 4c, V. to
confused
murmuring
sound, cw9, 4c
make
a confused noise^
*yS,
3o, the
^5,
the depression of the breast following the breast bone. 3o, V. */nS, 3o, to have a hole made into by an insect;
fail,
to
to
become
useless,
as,
w^SSw^ys^S,
ja^^coS, 3o, 3o, adv. with considerable depression, used with "^8, 3o. ^5, 5o, V. */3qS, 5o, to bend around, be circuitous, somethnes
jd8, 5o.
^cp,
made by
iar^^So^dS
693
oocS, 4c,
V. to
S^S, Im.
i30cS, 4c, V. vide oocS, 4c.
V. js^cp, 5c,
*>',
5c, to be
^cS,
the sound, as in reading or used with oS5, Im. talking, o8S, lo, Im, V. to read books in a sing-song tone, as the Shans.
(jjcp,
in flesh, corpulent.
2o.
aaocS,
4o, n.
a friend, companion.
n. the same.
*/y
,
int. vocative
ending
also
y^cp,
5o.
little^
accomplishing
4m, lo;
cooS-gja^cS./a'^c^,
drawlingly.
O9o5, 2c,
74.
*io5,
t^.
to
to
fight-
oo8,
lo, Ic.
plump, corpulent.
with
grunting sound,
a
used with
c^,
4c.
as
anything done up like a funnel, plantain leaf to hold flowers; a tunnel, funneL
n. a
tunnel-shaped vessel for flowers. y3Qo5<Sbo5/30o5<JooS, 2o, 3o, 2o, 3o, adv. in a soft, watery
state,
a road, ooS
JSOcS, 4o,
V.
^^o5j3^oS,
as a hole
J30C0, 5c, 5c, n.
by thrusting something into it; w. a stopper. (pop P.j a season of four months into which the
i.
year
is
71.
divided,
e.
^^S,
Ic
jaQ^Soo^S, Ic, 4c, adv. rounded, generally used with jzS, Ic. Ic, Ic, adv. with great distention, used with ^, 3c.
^^Sco^S,
91
iOO^S, 2c, V.
^S
*/^,
*y9f,
2c, to be
warm,
less tlian
*,
3c;
(K.)
ic.
J3Q'>S'',
jDOvS, 3c. w.
to be
CO^,
3c, 3c, aav. entirely denuded, bare, <jjO<^o5a3QoSoO'jS, Ic, 4c, 3c, 3c, perfectly bald.
.oiS'jS,
5c, adv. yonder, c^>S, 5c. to be turbid, to be dirty, foul, as turbid JBO'^8, lo, V. */SQ9S. lo,
iOO^, lo,
*/a^'S, lo, to
make
a confused noise, as
people in
excitement.
aC'sS, lo, 4c;
9'j3Q'>S(j^ S,
/sq-jS,
lo. lo;
yw,
lo, Im,
v.
the
same as
/so'sS, lo.
bamboo
rat.
3o, V.
*ysS,
to
be limber; to be
tender,
yielding;
to
bend;
to
be
^'
V.
^^' ^'
^^
tle, delicate,
dainty.
m'aS, 3o,
j3q6', 2c, v.
v.
the same.
S^,
J3^<S,
c8cS, 4c,
.
3m,
71.
jsqS, 5c,
n. a bolt, a
web of
web of cottou
to
cloth.
5c, V.
preside over,
have
03^8^
i3^(S^S, 5c, 2o,
V.
696'
to preside
over, have
authority over,
have
dominion.
V. to cover the j^o, 5c, Ic,
head; to
command
soldiers.
5c, 2o, V. to
keep
O^Sqo^odco,
also
5c,
4fc,
5c, 5c, n.
^S,
J3t^iS,
2o, a.
*/nS
2o, prostrate.
on the
face.
lie
down
in
water,
as
buffaloes
in
stream.
evil spirit.
(poeo P.) a
figure of speech.
.o^oooooo>S,
gooogol^ P.)
rule.
full
attainment,
accomplishment.
2c, n.
(goc9 P.) a
also n. jajooS, 4c, 3o. ^gdloS P.) evil, calamity, 5c, 3o, 5c, 4c, n. (p^S^cp P-) ^^^ same. -OOSG]^, jooo8, 5c, 5c, 3o, a. ( poooS P. ) produced without apparent
cause.
^o1,
^oc<Soo,
^gocwog
(
gooooooo P.
a kind
layman who
used
perfor
of creeper
j^o\CoB,
(^goloor8 P.
laywoman who
per-
^o|009S,
gololE P. ) adherence, a cleaving to, permanent evil. 5c, 2c, 5o, 5c, 5c, n. (gdlQC^oo P.) the commencej30O|c8B"O'>c, ment of thought.
5c, 2c, 2o, n.
(^
generally applied to a
n. (gcoogo P. ) a neutral state of mind, whether freedom from impartiality in regard to others, or indifference to one's own enjoyment and suffering.
696
ji^BjS
5c, 5c, 2o, n.
j3c82cS,
^^gjooS P.)
monitor.
j3Q(S,
vide J3^.
jyc8-'S, 5c,
2m,
n. vide
2m,
(goooo>pS P.)
instigation,
ooSfiO'^S
oB^odS, 4o,
/2qS,
/8,
/3Q,
3c, n. a
jar,
with a small
neck
water pot.
*/30, 2c,
(o|B.)
n.
to assemble,
crowd together;
2c,
to clus-
ter together;
a cluster, ja^y'ja^ogS,
5c,
2c,
2c,
clump of
trees.
V.
up,
as
2c, V. */3Q, 2c, (o^ B.) to cover over, plaster, plate. V. *J3Q, 3c, to hold in the arms, hug, take up in the arms. o^, 3c,
(r\S,
.'k,
4c,
,
V. *J2Q,
j3^so]
4c, 2c,
nier.
J3QJ3^, 4c, 4c,
o,
v.
J3Q,
mouth.
put have by heart; adv. by heart. ao6*co, lo, 4o, 3o, v. to write from memory.
co5, lo, 4o,
V.
to bridle,
mouth.
to
V. to recite. o^cJcooS, lo,4o, 3o, V. to cover over, plaster, vide ( K.) s^. 4o,
J3^.
y3Q,
2c.
^>c, oo,
Ic,
V.
the same.
Qj
697
/30,
murmur, buzz of
aji
assemblage
of persons.
murmuring sound.
same
up without cause.
bright, as gold;
it.
Ic, V.
*/"[, Ic,
(8
B.) to polish,
make
a *J^\, 2c,
a swinging cradle.
^,
ja3,
a screw.
sS, 3c, 3o, n. parents, father and mother. jso, 3c, V. (K.j to raise a smoke from a slow
/3Q,
fire,
4c, n.
8
(
head
B.j to
71.
(JS8
J3Q, 4c,
(K.j to howl, as a dog, vide (jX^? Ic. (K ) to stay, remain, to dwell, abide; v. part, used to
name
Northern island.
J3Q00^, 4c, 4o, (polSg B.) joyful utterance, speaking with joy, exultation, commonly applied to deity, or inspired persons;
accounts handed
down from
^c8BoD,
71.
worshipping a
it.
pa-
71. j3^c8oSoo, 4c, 3c, 5c, (p3| P) dissipation of the mind. n. (p6]cS P.) calamity, evil, fide yaoooS, 5c, 3o. yaoooS, 4c, 3o,
j3QS,
4c, 2o,
71.
(pS
n.
j9Qd8cp, 4c,
ers,
3m,
gj^S.
an orchard, garden. Ic, v. *j^\, Ic, to be desirous or on the lookout for sopietl)ing.
88
698
as a
jd8(P"[,
c^,
many, small
in quantity
or
5c, a.
o><^6'
by the
oooo,
many.
^oS, 2c, 5c, 3m, n.
(
grand
islands.
n.
(
c^^ P.)
number;
single,
g/BSj:>co\, on one
c^ci^O-sS, 2c, 5c, 2c, n. ocpo^ P. ) a fabulous three-headed of the nat country, also 2c. elephant ffi^Scj^loaS. 2c, 2c, a. P. great, large. 2c, 2c, (cGp C.r;SG|^'[,
j
Im.
n. seven delicate hairs in each ear supposed to be connected with hearing, and whose disarrangement produces
deafness.
CJ^,
lo>
^t.
damp
places
having an
Ha!
*JsS, 2c, to
Cj^, 2o,
n.
c^.
C/afiJ,
4"0,
n.
to those of
5o,
V.
*w,
/*,
Ic, V. *J38,
CiSQ fo8c(S
699
V.
to
'8BSB,
to
cough constantly.
same.
whooping cough.
smoke; smell, odor.
emit an unpleasant smell.
be ashamed.
2o.
/',
JSQ^,
lo,
*Js8,
Ic, to
/', 20|
jOq',
n. vide
n.
'/3q', 5c,
So,
",
So, 4o,
(K.j
n.
2o, lo.
Oo8, So, 5c, n. an appellation given to a stupid child. 88, So, So, n. an appellation given to a person of very ordinary
abilities.
/fi'3&/3Q'3^, So, lo, lo, n. the
same as
vomit.
8oSy^8o5,
consists, zest;
figuratively, weight,
(Sqoo
anona
squamosa, sweet-sop.
fecS, 2c, also 4c,
ex-
pressive of satisfaction, assent. V. part, a very respectful assertive affix, (b. C/ao^, 4c, 4c, 5c, n. (S-wd P.) a sti*eam or current. c/sQ^'O,
dSicS, 4c, 5c, 2c, So,
;i,
),
also 3c,
700
j^ScS
away
creatures, viz., j0|c^"O, 2c, 4c, 5c; <t)CO?"0, 5c, 4c, 5c;
5c;
/sq
8^ ceo *]',
7i.
per-
(Soooo P.) having special reference. n. c/ao^olCJO, 4c, 2c, 5c, (Solo P.) instruction. 4c, n. */3oS, 4c, the chest of a man or an animal. j:BS,
cy^c8i3oDj
4c, 5c, 5c, a.
mountain
declivity.
j^SSS,
4c, 4c, adv. intensive, used with 03oS, 5c. 4c, 4c, Ic,
.
j:f^ScBS^Sr>'^, 4c,
or looks, vide
J^8c^S^SjdS,
j^S/soB,
j^B,
-
>,
much
j
as
is,
a swallow;
(C. S.
J^BcBS,
4c.
xBBj^S,
exceedingly
numerous,
B'3^,
4c;
with
confused noise,
* v.
cn,
/^B/nB, 5c,5c,
t^B^
2o,
mB,
pony;
to
wallow, as a buffalo in mire; (K.^ 4o; (C.S.) lo. xBB/^B/n^B/soB, 4o, 4o, 4o,4o, adv. with a loud confused sound,
<^S,
JsQS.
5c.
Ic, n.
*/nS.
Ic, a large
bottom and
oo, Ic. 2c;
3c. j:^S^S, Ic, Ic, adv. greatly swollen, ^, x^t 2c, n. a large kind of frog, also 4c.
/aoS, 2c,
2o
n.
a bull frog.
v. to
J^S, 3c,
V.
d8,
^5.
3c,
T'.
force;
to
/5^c^S,
3c, 3c,
adv. somewhat
j^^S
>c8 088, 3c, 3c, adv. the same.
701
^Sc86,
js8Sjs8S, 5c. 5c, alsoSc, 3c, adv. rumblingly, like distant thunder,
5c. cSd3d./s8Sj^S, 5c, Ic, 5c, on the legs, used J^S, lo, V. to be without tattooing or ornaments with -Oj, Ic, disrespectful.
j^S, 2o, n.
"98^',
loes. /sSS, 2o,
7i.
*;,
2o,
2o, (s^S B.) a pond or lake. lo, 4o, w. a mud hole frequented
by buffa-
component parts of a
a province.
territory or jurisdic-
j^S, 3o, n.
jiSS, 3o,
z;.
*.flQS,
3o, wffe
g^^S,
2c, 3o.
and be stagnant,
is
rain
water
hollow place or in a marsh. i;8Sc8S, 5o, 5o, V. to be low, bend down, sink in the middle,
as
ground
j^oS, 2c,
in hollow places.
V. *yaQoS, 2c, to
as a crying
used with Ji^oScSoS, 2c, 2c, adv. intensive, 2c, 2c, 2c, to be very dark colored.
jd^oSc^oS,
j^cS, 4c,
V,
*/o5,
V.
^oSo^oS,
2o, 2o,
to be troubled
by food
in the
stomach after
V,
to be lazy.
*y3Q9C, Ic, to swallow, as food, vide jy^S, 5c. Ic, 4c, V. to swallow whole, without chewing.
Ic, V.
much
as
is
swallowed at once,
-a
swallow,
swallow with difficulty. js^^cS-jS, Ic, Ic, adv. in the shape of a cylinder, smoothly panded, used with yp, lo.
V. to cS^oS, Ic, 2c,
ex-
js^w,
Ic, a.
away.
702
V. j(^>S, 4c,
i^^S/^j-aS
iW^S,
to
utter
sweet persuasive
to persuade, pacify.
O^^/ag^,
song.
4c.
3c,
v.
to
sing a
lullaby;
n.
cradle
Q*^)
^>
^>S,
to be silly,
witiiout
to be lazy.
j;^^c^>8, lo,
^-jS,
4c.
down
at
full
length,.
V. to exalt, zdde JS^^, 2c, to exalt. J!^^, 5o, 4c, V. *J3oS, 4c, to be in want of food or drink
/:^S,
to be hungry,
thirsty, without the means of satisfying "8, 4c, 3c, V. to want food, famish.
one*'s
craving.
/^Sf
V. to be deprived of a mother's milk. 9^, 4c, 4o, 00^, 4c, 2o, V. to be hungry or thirsty, famished. 2o, n. *i<J, 2o, a basket with a cover.
8, 2o, 4c, n. a
c^*, 2o, 2c, n.
pah (basket
for
clothes)
o, 2o, 2c, n.
oo8, 2o, 4o, n. an oblong basket with a cover. j^S^S, Ic, 4c, adv. somewhat overcast, as the sky
<^o5,
by
clouds,.
4o.
adv. with a
slight depression
or concavity of
light.
^S, 3o,
"oS,
V.
*m.
V.
to be near, in
to be close together,
by the side
of.
*-o, 4o, to have goitre in its early stages when iSi^, 4o, throat remains comparatively flat.
/;S6, 2c, V.
the
*/|,
2c, to
hum,
as a tune; to reverberate, as a
drum;
w. to
jy^6o^
703
JG^8, 8c, a. improvident, inefficient, unstable, j3'>Sj^8, 4o, 3c, one who readily assents to any suggestion.
j^O, lo,
V.
V.
J^Sf 2o,
'f3i?B,
*''[, Ic, to reply to a call, to answer. to raise gas from the stomach. *^30-[, 2c,
V.
2o, 2c,
the same.
affix; int.
Vd88, So, V.
a particle expressive
of assent; j^Oc^c^, So, Sc; j^ScoS, So, So; also 3c. a shout to one at a distance. J^O, 4o, in^. ^8, 5o, V. */, 5c, to be soft, yielding, lax, as over-ripe fruit,
5o. oo^j:^8, 4c, j;S8, 5o, a. */30, 5c, not clever, dull, slow, sometimes 5c.
4m.
*wS, %o, to go or come out, to appear; to rise, as a heavenly body; to sprout, as a plant; to come out. as the eruption of a disease; n. an appellation given to females,
mS'i^^
,
by a superior
man who
from market.
o, 2c, 2c,
V. to
bud.
n. a female who builds a monastery. .OjS, 2c, 4c, 6 5, 2c, 4c, V, to bear, bring forth; n. a husband's
mother.
sprout from a seed. wife of a clerk. 005^, 2c, 5c, 4c, n. the oo5, 2c, 4o, V. to corae from the lips, to be spoken.
V. to
oc>5o|, 2c, 4o, Sc, V. to speak to, address. n. the wife of a teacher. Sqi, 2c, 2c, oooS, 2c, So, V. to sprout. o5, 2c, 2c, V. to bud; to have a small swelling or pimple come.
V. to
run away.
be born.
^^o$,
c$o|8/)"[,
cSo',
who
offers
an
idol.
2c, 4c,
to go
fire,
as a
woman
after
704
j3gSy?c8S|
childbirth, having followed the usual custom of having fire
by her side
/3g^3,
|8,
2c, 2o,
V. to
young branch.
groin or armpit.
the tenth
co^S, 2c,
Ic, V. to
have a tumor
in the
month nearly
v. the
same.
n. (C. S.) a paternal grandmother. 5^8, 2c, 4c, Sawbwa's /3Qo5, 2c, 5c,3o, n. the wife of an amat,
(^a
minister),
bony
cavities,
marrow; the
brain.
marrow of bones.
Ic.
4c, 4o, n.
71.
71.
a hollow cavity.
oo^^^S, 4c, 4c, 2c, 3c, n. the bend under the knee. ^^oo|, 4c, 4c, 2o, Ic, n, the socket of the eye.
-(jjocg,
bone.
j3g.S,
shallow cavity.
n. the
o. Ic, Ic,
empty
shell of a
prawn.
an entada creeper.
4c.
*.mS,
V. to fuse, melt together in one mass. /^S, 2c, 4o, 2c, 3o, V. to melt together. c^cS,
V. jy^S, 2c,
^
(^
B.)
a triumphal festival.
^>Sooo5j3g8gS
705
a fabulous monkey. /sg5^oS, 2c, Sc, n. ^S'gSSoSo'^s, 2c, 4o, 2o, 4c, n. the eight enemies conqowred
by Gaudama.
jsgSoooS, 2c, 2o, w. a water plant, seaweed.
intensive, used
flwio.
applied to dogs.
wogSc/^,
*gS^'^|^S^'"'^c^,
^5cS.
3c,
2c,
v.
to
vibrate,
as a
swimmer.
gc5,
child.
^S<^f
^6,
8c, 3c, w, vide jai^ScoS, 4c, 4c. at rest a while, sojourn, as, . 4c, ^csaoSt B,) to remain
oc
^S,
5c, 4c.
and ^|C3oS^|a3gS,
aUo 6o,
v. to stay close
mother.
^o5,
Js^cSco^o, 5c, 5c, 5c, (@P8^ P-) fear of sinning, tenderness of conscience; careful avoidance of sin.
.
^^S,
Ic. V.
adv. formerly.
x>*c, Ic, Ic,
V.
alo
v, part.
See
Grammar;
^j,
to
combine
take the
first,
Ic, 2c, V. to
go ahead.
formerly
j
oo,
-
foremost;
previously to
present time.
first,
before any-
ooScoS^'^S, Ic, 4o, Ic, So, adv. at the very first. ^cjjsg'jSooi, Ic, 8c, Ic, Ic, . to take the lead of, be a superintendent of others.
-^>c',
coo5^'>So5, 89
and encourage*
706
^^S
jp,
lo.
yag^,
diminutive
it
will
not become
fine;
(K.j 4c,
employment of an
official,
^>8
^oSco',
oo^, 2c, 3o,
girl.
cgS,
jsg^S, 3c, V.
words; to coax, tease, as a child. ^tS. 4c, n. *j:BS, 4o, a small basket made in compartments. So, 4c, lo, n. a small basket made in compartments for keeping different kinds of food separate. 4c, n. *jS, 4o, the hole used by a frog during
ly
its
/jgtS,
partial-
dormant
jysS, 4c, V. to
oiS, 5c,
V.
be low, not high for its breadth. to be small and confused as a house, to have narrow
little
room.
/5,
jso*, yag'.
vide
J3g.
V. yag', Ic,
2c, V.
*s/, *ij.
(K.) 4c.
jag'co*,
./ag'yao*,
yag,
pot or kettle.
water
jar.
-^-^S, Ic,
5c,
3m,
n. a tea pot.
oc',
hot water.
'>c2.S, Ic, 5c, 5c, n. an inkstand. tea. c^S, Ic, 3m, n. a covered cup, used for pickled
^
JSQ-cB, Ic, 3c.
107
much,
as
devotion of a parent.
J3Q, 2c, V. *j:B,
c,
cSd',
'
2c, Ic,
V.
mind
a
quiet, undisturbed.
c^^co^,
4ic, V. the
same.
2c, 4c, v. to
warm by
fire.
V. to rest
still,
quiet.
arrangement or manners.
j
'i'^''^^* ^0|
^'^
^O,
^cg,
js^,
sam^ aw
yag o, 3c,
4c,
V.
to
make
murmuring sound
to speak in a
murmur-
murmuring manner,
js^j^j^, 4c, 4c, 4o, 4o, adv. the same. ,f, 4c, 4o, V. the sam^ as J30. 4c.
8Sj3g'g,
^g. 6c, 6c, a. of medium size, ^, Ic, V. vide /xSj^, 4c, Ic.
J3p, 2c, w.
4m,
5c, 5c.
all over, as
a pain-
ful sore.
^"5,
/^, 2c,
.o,
*J30, 2c, to
be
satisfied
with food, to be
full;
(K.)4c
sam,
same.
(h.).
cS, 2c,
Im,
V. the
J^^ 3m,
V.
J^S,
lo,
it is
pounded, xnde
ooS^co
jaS,
708
xS, So, V.
Ja8
*/,
weak
voice, as
an old man.
^^,
J^, 5o, adv.
*m,
5c,
sparingly,
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