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    Abbreviations are the key to obtain more meaning from meanings in MW Dictionary Lexicographers such as Sir Monier Williams have meticulously compiled and classified words. They used abbreviations for 1 List of authors and works 2. Abbreviation - Grammar 3. Abbreviation- Other languages 4. Abbreviation - Using the dictionary - positional reference 5. Abbreviation - Subject Matter alg. = algebra. anat.=anatomy arithm. = arithmetic astron = astronomy. geom = geometry math = mathematics medic = medicine This can be used to have a sub set of the MW Dictionary for a particular author or work. For example, you are studying Caraka Samhita. It will be worthwhile to have the Dictionary filtered only for entries that have been referenced by Sir Monier Williams et al. These words used by Caraka are significant and may be unique to Caraka, the subject matter of his life, times, language and work in the field of medicine and healing. This subset of words may also include reference to their usage for perhaps similar concepts in the Veda or by another author giving leads for future research. In order to have such a filtering possible, I have organized the entire MW dictionary (1) in spreadsheets for sorting and filtering on a variety of parameters. And even enabling statistical analysis and charts. (2) In plain text formats and use of good note pad software such as Notepad++ © from http://notepad-plus.sourceforge.net/ In the process of preparing the spreadsheets a significant discovery is made that in the entire corpus of the vedic samhita literature - there is not a single occurrence of any word beginning with [jha] the expirate of [ja] but a spattering few are present [valmiki rAmAyaNam] and [mahabharata] ! And quite a few in other supposedly later literature. Why? Comparitive study and the frequency of [jha] start word in literature of other languages such as Telugu, Kannada, Tamil, and so on is icated as need. This is but one small example of deriving more meaning than mere words by analysis of MW dictionary. A very comprehensive list of abbreviations of the grammar of the words. This includes etymology and type of language such as say dram. dramatic language.Filtering of the dictionary for this would enable better understanding of the Sanskrit in Drama at different times. Filtering for these enable analysis of the relationship if any of Sanskrit and other languages. Most importantly the frequency - that is how many words and what types of words and to which languages did Sir Monier Williams indicate relationship and would that be significant statistically? Heritage literature When you have the MW Dictionary in spreadsheet format - you can easily add your own category and make your own lexicon These are added by J.Kedarnath in his personal work spreadsheets *agriculture *animal Husbandry *botany *Scientific name of plant / or animal 6 Reverse Dictionary - Last but not least search is possible for any English text 7.Example Subject Search Abbreviation -/astrol /astron /asterism /alg /arithm/ geom/ math/ medic/ agriculture/ scien /planet/ star/ moon/ jupiter/ saturn/ venus/ mars/ earth/ mercury/ satellite/ mansion/ eclipse/ festival/ auspicious day/ latitu/ longitu/ polar/ add/ substr/ multiply/ divide/ square/ root/ degree/ angle/ circumfe/ radius/ height/ length/ breadth/ number/ digit/ sine/ hypoten/ axiom/ set/ comet/ asteroid/ cosmology/ tail/ cloud/ cloud formation/ quake/ famine/ catastrophe/ flood/ tide/ tidal/ wave/ volcano/ lava/ coral/ rock/ plateau/ island/ ash/ explo/ calamity/ shooting/ nebul/ flash/ space/ time/ second/ eyelid/ saucer/ disc/ disk/ fly/ bomb/ continent/ mountain/ world/ loka/ atom/ clock/ compass/ molecule/ element/ core/ drug/ metre ** chandas ** Dictionaries may give meanings. But it is for you to derive greater meaning. And this is done by using the abbreviations, cross references and and other classificatory methods.

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    Abbreviations are the key to obtain more meaning from meanings in MW Dictionary Lexicographers such as Sir Monier Williams have meticulously compiled and classified words. They used abbreviations for 1 List of authors and works 2. Abbreviation - Grammar 3. Abbreviation- Other languages 4. Abbreviation - Using the dictionary - positional reference 5. Abbreviation - Subject Matter alg. = algebra. anat.=anatomy arithm. = arithmetic astron = astronomy. geom = geometry math = mathematics medic = medicine This can be used to have a sub set of the MW Dictionary for a particular author or work. For example, you are studying Caraka Samhita. It will be worthwhile to have the Dictionary filtered only for entries that have been referenced by Sir Monier Williams et al. These words used by Caraka are significant and may be unique to Caraka, the subject matter of his life, times, language and work in the field of medicine and healing. This subset of words may also include reference to their usage for perhaps similar concepts in the Veda or by another author giving leads for future research. In order to have such a filtering possible, I have organized the entire MW dictionary (1) in spreadsheets for sorting and filtering on a variety of parameters. And even enabling statistical analysis and charts. (2) In plain text formats and use of good note pad software such as Notepad++ © from http://notepad-plus.sourceforge.net/ In the process of preparing the spreadsheets a significant discovery is made that in the entire corpus of the vedic samhita literature - there is not a single occurrence of any word beginning with [jha] the expirate of [ja] but a spattering few are present [valmiki rAmAyaNam] and [mahabharata] ! And quite a few in other supposedly later literature. Why? Comparitive study and the frequency of [jha] start word in literature of other languages such as Telugu, Kannada, Tamil, and so on is icated as need. This is but one small example of deriving more meaning than mere words by analysis of MW dictionary. A very comprehensive list of abbreviations of the grammar of the words. This includes etymology and type of language such as say dram. dramatic language.Filtering of the dictionary for this would enable better understanding of the Sanskrit in Drama at different times. Filtering for these enable analysis of the relationship if any of Sanskrit and other languages. Most importantly the frequency - that is how many words and what types of words and to which languages did Sir Monier Williams indicate relationship and would that be significant statistically? Heritage literature When you have the MW Dictionary in spreadsheet format - you can easily add your own category and make your own lexicon These are added by J.Kedarnath in his personal work spreadsheets *agriculture *animal Husbandry *botany *Scientific name of plant / or animal 6 Reverse Dictionary - Last but not least search is possible for any English text 7.Example Subject Search Abbreviation -/astrol /astron /asterism /alg /arithm/ geom/ math/ medic/ agriculture/ scien /planet/ star/ moon/ jupiter/ saturn/ venus/ mars/ earth/ mercury/ satellite/ mansion/ eclipse/ festival/ auspicious day/ latitu/ longitu/ polar/ add/ substr/ multiply/ divide/ square/ root/ degree/ angle/ circumfe/ radius/ height/ length/ breadth/ number/ digit/ sine/ hypoten/ axiom/ set/ comet/ asteroid/ cosmology/ tail/ cloud/ cloud formation/ quake/ famine/ catastrophe/ flood/ tide/ tidal/ wave/ volcano/ lava/ coral/ rock/ plateau/ island/ ash/ explo/ calamity/ shooting/ nebul/ flash/ space/ time/ second/ eyelid/ saucer/ disc/ disk/ fly/ bomb/ continent/ mountain/ world/ loka/ atom/ clock/ compass/ molecule/ element/ core/ drug/ metre ** chandas ** Dictionaries may give meanings. But it is for you to derive greater meaning. And this is done by using the abbreviations, cross references and and other classificatory methods.

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    Bharath India Heritage Authors and Works & Using Abbreviations ©2009

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    Abbreviations are the key to obtain more meaning from meanings in MW Dictionary Lexicographers such as Sir Monier Williams have meticulously compiled and classified words. They used abbreviations for 1 List of authors and works 2. Abbreviation - Grammar 3. Abbreviation- Other languages 4. Abbreviation - Using the dictionary - positional reference 5. Abbreviation - Subject Matter alg. = algebra. anat.=anatomy arithm. = arithmetic astron = astronomy. geom = geometry math = mathematics medic = medicine This can be used to have a sub set of the MW Dictionary for a particular author or work. For example, you are studying Caraka Samhita. It will be worthwhile to have the Dictionary filtered only for entries that have been referenced by Sir Monier Williams et al. These words used by Caraka are significant and may be unique to Caraka, the subject matter of his life, times, language and work in the field of medicine and healing. This subset of words may also include reference to their usage for perhaps similar concepts in the Veda or by another author giving leads for future research. In order to have such a filtering possible, I have organized the entire MW dictionary (1) in spreadsheets for sorting and filtering on a variety of parameters. And even enabling statistical analysis and charts. (2) In plain text formats and use of good note pad software such as Notepad++ © from http://notepad-plus.sourceforge.net/ In the process of preparing the spreadsheets a significant discovery is made that in the entire corpus of the vedic samhita literature - there is not a single occurrence of any word beginning with [jha] the expirate of [ja] but a spattering few are present [valmiki rAmAyaNam] and [mahabharata] ! And quite a few in other supposedly later literature. Why? Comparitive study and the frequency of [jha] start word in literature of other languages such as Telugu, Kannada, Tamil, and so on is icated as need. This is but one small example of deriving more meaning than mere words by analysis of MW dictionary. A very comprehensive list of abbreviations of the grammar of the words. This includes etymology and type of language such as say dram. dramatic language.Filtering of the dictionary for this would enable better understanding of the Sanskrit in Drama at different times. Filtering for these enable analysis of the relationship if any of Sanskrit and other languages. Most importantly the frequency - that is how many words and what types of words and to which languages did Sir Monier Williams indicate relationship and would that be significant statistically? Heritage literature When you have the MW Dictionary in spreadsheet format - you can easily add your own category and make your own lexicon These are added by J.Kedarnath in his personal work spreadsheets *agriculture *animal Husbandry *botany *Scientific name of plant / or animal 6 Reverse Dictionary - Last but not least search is possible for any English text 7.Example Subject Search Abbreviation -/astrol /astron /asterism /alg /arithm/ geom/ math/ medic/ agriculture/ scien /planet/ star/ moon/ jupiter/ saturn/ venus/ mars/ earth/ mercury/ satellite/ mansion/ eclipse/ festival/ auspicious day/ latitu/ longitu/ polar/ add/ substr/ multiply/ divide/ square/ root/ degree/ angle/ circumfe/ radius/ height/ length/ breadth/ number/ digit/ sine/ hypoten/ axiom/ set/ comet/ asteroid/ cosmology/ tail/ cloud/ cloud formation/ quake/ famine/ catastrophe/ flood/ tide/ tidal/ wave/ volcano/ lava/ coral/ rock/ plateau/ island/ ash/ explo/ calamity/ shooting/ nebul/ flash/ space/ time/ second/ eyelid/ saucer/ disc/ disk/ fly/ bomb/ continent/ mountain/ world/ loka/ atom/ clock/ compass/ molecule/ element/ core/ drug/ metre ** chandas ** Dictionaries may give meanings. But it is for you to derive greater meaning. And this is done by using the abbreviations, cross references and and other classificatory methods.

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    Bharath India Heritage Sanskrit Authors and Works ©2009
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    kedarnath jonnalagadda b.sc(agri), m.sc(genetics)
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    vaidika gramam - medchal - hydearabad - india

    smartxpark@yahoo.com
    3 [endaro mahAnubhAvulu... andari ki na vandanamulu]
    4 “many are the great persons... for all of them my humble salutation.”
    5

    Saint tyAgarAja renowned South Indian Classical composer and singer composed songs in the Telugu language.

    One of his famous composition starts with [endaro mahAnubhAvulu... andari ki na vandanamulu] Roughly translated it implies “many
    are the great persons... for all of them my humble salutation.”

    6 A small glimpse of the galaxy of Authors of yore and their Works in Sanskrit in Bharath - India is given here. These are from the List
    of works and Authors from copyright expired Monier Williams Sanskrit English Dictionary II Edition 1899.

    This document is in Calc spreadsheet openoffice.org © available from http://www.openoffice.org

    The notation used is of Baraha© transliteration software available from http://www.baraha.com


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    8 What you can do with this file
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    The spreadsheet file has photo capture of the authors and works mentioned in Monier Williams Sanskrit English Dictionary. These
    have been pasted into single cells. The first column gives the Serial no. The second is abbreviations along with diacritic marks. The
    10 font is Chandas ©, a unicode font developed by Mihail Bayaryn bayaryn@gmail.comhttp://www.sanskritweb.org/cakram/chandas.ttf

    11 How to insert single alphabets with diacritic marks


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    1. Follow this sequence to select Windows Character map program Windows Start Menu - All Programs - Accessories - System Tools
    - Character map. You may like to have a shortcut to this program placed on your desktop for easy access next time.
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    2. If you are using any openoffice.org program such as [Writer, Calc, Draw, Impress, etc] these can be inserted as special
    characterfrom menu at the top of screen.
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    47 You don't like diacritic marks like me
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    If you are like me and think diacritical marks are meaningless cluttering of beautiful alphabets,

    1. Enter your data in any document in Baraha software notation. This is as natural is it can be for not only Sanskrit and India - Bharath
    49 languages but also falsely thought to be distant to Sanskrit languages such as Quiche Maya and Cherokee of the Americas or
    Australian Aborigine,

    2. Cut paste into Baraha software and use text override option to generate Baraha latin and get your dots and dashes and cluttering
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    51 IPA symbols - Phonetic acrobatics
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    53 This is not for kids and learners now or ever. In about 20 years time from now remember, I told you so.
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    59 Abbreviations are the key to obtain more meaning from meanings in MW Dictionary
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    61 Lexicographers such as Sir Monier Williams have meticulously compiled and classified words. They used abbreviations for
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    63 1 List of authors and works
    This can be used to have a sub set of the MW Dictionary for a particular author or work. For example, you are studying Caraka
    Samhita. It will be worthwhile to have the Dictionary filtered only for entries that have been referenced Sir Monier Williams et al.
    64 These words used by Caraka are significant and may be unique to Caraka, the subject matter of his life, times, language and work in
    the field of medicine and healing. This subset of words may also include reference to their usage for perhaps similar concepts in the
    Veda or by another author giving leads for future research.
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    In order to have such a filtering possible, I have organized the entire MW dictionary (1) in spreadsheets for sorting and filtering on a
    66 variety of parameters. And even enabling statistical analysis and charts. (2) In plain text formats and use of good note pad software
    such as Notepad++ © from http://notepad-plus.sourceforge.net/
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    In the process of preparing the spreadsheets a significant discovery is made that in the entire corpus of the vedic samhita literature -
    there is not a single occurrence of any word beginning with [jha] the expirate of [ja] but a spattering few are present [valmiki
    68 rAmAyaNam] and [mahabharata] ! And quite a few in other supposedly later literature. Why? Comparitive study and the frequency of
    [jha] start word in literature of other languages such as Telugu, Kannada, Tamil, and so on is icated as need. This is but one small
    example of deriving more meaning than mere words by analysis of MW dictionary.
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    70 2. Abbreviation - Grammar
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    A very comprehensive list of abbreviations of the grammar of the words. This includes etymology and type of language such as say
    72 dram. dramatic language.Filtering of the dictionary for this would enable better understanding of the Sanskrit in Drama at different
    times.
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    74 3. Abbreviation- Other languages
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    Filtering for these enable analysis of the relationship if any of Sanskrit and other languages. Most importantly the frequency - that is
    76 how many words and what types of words and to which languages did Sir Monier Williams indicate relationship and would that be
    significant statistically?
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    78 4. Abbreviation - Using the dictionary - positional reference
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    80 5. Abbreviation - Subject Matter
    81 alg. = algebra.
    82 anat.=anatomy
    83 arithm. = arithmetic
    84 astron = astronomy.
    85 geom = geometry
    86 math = mathematics
    87 medic = medicine

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    88 When you have the MW Dictionary inspreadsheet format - you can easily add your own category and make your own lexicon
    89 These are added by J.Kedarnath in his personal work spreadsheets
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    91 *agriculture
    92 *animal Husbandry
    93 *botany
    94 *Scientific name of plant / or animal
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    97 Reverse Dictionary - Last but not least search is possible for any English text and some example
    98 Example Subject Search
    /astrol /astron /asterism /alg /arithm/ geom/ math/ medic/ agriculture/ scien /planet/ star/ moon/ jupiter/ saturn/ venus/ mars/ earth/
    mercury/ satellite/ mansion/ eclipse/ festival/ auspicious day/ latitu/ longitu/ polar/ add/ substr/ multiply/ divide/ square/ root/ degree/
    99 angle/ circumfe/ radius/ height/ length/ breadth/ number/ digit/ sine/ hypoten/ axiom/ set/ comet/ asteroid/ cosmology/ tail/ cloud/
    cloud formation/ quake/ famine/ catastrophe/ flood/ tide/ tidal/ wave/ volcano/ lava/ coral/ rock/ plateau/ island/ ash/ explo/ calamity/
    shooting/ nebul/ flash/ space/ time/ second/ eyelid/ saucer/ disc/ disk/ fly/ bomb/ continent/ mountain/ world/ loka/ atom/ clock/
    compass/ molecule/ element/ core/ drug/ metre ** chandas **
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    101 6. Abbreviation - usage type
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    103 Class. = Classical
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    105 7.Abbreviation - Sanskrit literature type
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    Dictionaries may give meanings. But it is for you to derive greater meaning. And this is done by using the abbreviations, cross
    references and and other classificatory methods used. Revisions to thisfile will be posted as they are being devloped.
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    ĀśvGṛ.
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    36

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    38

    038
    AtharvaśUp.
    atharva shikhA upaniShad AjÉuÉï ÍzÉZÉÉ EmÉÌlÉwÉSè Ckµ±µö ¦P¹ G¶pn¶¨l³ «¾÷Å „¢¸¡ ¯À¿¢„ò
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    39

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    40

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    42

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    45

    045
    ĀtrAnukr.
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    46

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    47

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    Bādar.
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    48

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    Bādar.Gov.
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    51 Bālar

    051
    Baudh.
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    BaudhP.
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    53

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    053
    Bhadrab.
    bhadrabAhu-caritra pÉSìoÉÉWÒû-cÉËU§É sûµlµñs¹¶¬À-Vµ±¼hµñ ÀòÃÀ¡†¤-ºÃ¢òà ¨sÀzÀæ¨ÁºÀÄ-ZÀjvÀæ col1
    54

    054
    Bhag.
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    55

    055
    BhP.
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    56

    056
    Bhagavatīg.
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    57

    057
    Bhaktām
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    58

    058
    Bhām.
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    59

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    60

    060
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    61

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    62

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    Bhartṛ.
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    63

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    Bhāshāp.
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    64

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    Bhāshik
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    65

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    Bhaṭṭ.
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    66

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    67

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    69 Bhoj.

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    70

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    Bījag.
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    73

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    74

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    BrahmāṇḍaP.
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    82

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    85

    085 col2
    86 Buddh.

    086 campaka-shreshThi-kathAnaka
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    087
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    Caṇḍ.
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    89

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    Car.
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    90

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    Caraṇ.
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    94

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    Chandom.
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    95

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    CūlUp.
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    102

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    103

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    104 Dāyat.

    104 devatAdhyAya = daivata brAhmaNa


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    105 Devatâdhyāya.

    105
    DevībhP.
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    106

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    Devīm.
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    107

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    Dhanaṃj.
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    108

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    109

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    Dharmas.
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    110

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    111

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    112

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    113

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    Dhūrtan
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    114

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    Dhūrtas.
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    115

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    116

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    117

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    Divyâv.
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    118

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    119

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    120

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    121

    121 col2
    122 Gal.

    122 gaNaratna-mahodadhi aÉhÉU¦É-qÉWûÉåSÍkÉ Sµg±µhµé-¶¢À¶¬Ñlµlû¼ ¸½Ãò¿-Á§†¡¾¾¢UÀtgÀvÀß-ªÀĺÉÆÃzÀ¢ü col2


    123 Gaṇar.

    123
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    124

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    Gaṇit.
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    125

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    GarbhUp.
    garbha upaniShad aÉpÉï EmÉÌlÉwÉSè Sµ±µí G¶pn¶¨l³ ¸÷À ¯À¿¢„ò UÀ¨sÀð G¥À¤µÀzï col3
    126

    126
    GargiS.
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    127

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    GaruḍaP.
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    128

    128
    GarUp.
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    129

    129
    Gāthāsaṃgr.
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    130

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    Gauragaṇ.
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    131

    131
    Gaut.
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    132

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    GayāMah.
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    133

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    134

    134
    Gīt.
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    135

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    136

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    137

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    138

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    139

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    140 Grahay.

    140 col3
    141 Gmn.

    141
    GṛŚrS.
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    142

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    Gṛhyās.
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    143

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    GṛS.
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    144

    144
    Hāl.
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    145

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    146

    146
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    147

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    Hār.
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    148

    148
    Hariv.
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    149

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    Hcar.
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    150

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    151

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    Hāyan.
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    152

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    153

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    HPariś.
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    154

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    155

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    156
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    157

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    159 Hit.

    159
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    160

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    161 IW.

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    162

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    163

    163
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    164

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    165
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    167

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    Jain.
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    168

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    Jātakam.
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    169

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    170

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    171

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    172

    172
    Kaiy.
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    173

    173
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    174

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    Kālakāc.
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    175

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    176 Kālanirṇ.

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    177 Kālid.

    177
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    178

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    179

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    180

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    181

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    182

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    183

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    185

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    188

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    191

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    192

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    KāṭhGṛ.
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    196

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    197

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    199

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    452
    TS.
    taittirIya saMhitA iÉæ̨ÉUÏrÉ xÉÇÌWûiÉÉ ËhÇi屿±ÀµÀ ¶ªA»¬h¸ ¨¾ò¾¢Ã£Â …õ†¢¾¡vÉÊwÛjÃAiÀÄ ¸ÀA»vÁ pg2 col4
    453

    453
    TUp.
    taittirIya upaniShad iÉæ̨ÉUÏrÉ EmÉÌlÉwÉSè ËhÇi屿±ÀµÀ G¶pn¶¨l³ ¨¾ò¾¢Ã£Â ¯À¿¢„òvÉÊwÛjÃAiÀÄ G¥À¤µÀzï pg2 col4
    454

    454
    Tāj.
    tAjaka iÉÉeÉMü h¸YOµ ¾¡ƒ¸ vÁdPÀ pg2 col4
    455

    455
    TāṇḍyaBr.
    tANDya brAhmaNa iÉÉhŽ oÉëɼhÉ h¸gâþï s¹ñ¶¬îg ¾¡ñð ôá‹Á½
    vÁtØ÷å ¨ÁæºÀät pg2 col4
    456

    456
    Tantras.
    tantra sara iÉl§É xÉU hµ¶måò ¶ª±µ ¾óòà …à vÀ£ÀÛç ¸ÀgÀ pg2 col4
    457

    457
    T.
    tArAnAtha tarka vAcaspatI iÉÉUÉlÉÉjÉ iÉMïü uÉÉcÉxmÉiÉÏ h¸±¸m¸kµ hµ±µÖ ¢¸Vµ¶ªêj¾¡Ã¡¿¡¾ ¾÷¸ Å¡ºŠÀ¾£
    vÁgÁ£ÁxÀ vÀPÀð ªÁZÀ¸Ààwà pg2 col4
    458

    458
    Tarkas.
    tarka saMgraha iÉMïü xÉÇaÉëWû hµ±µÖ ¶ªASµñ¶¬ ¾÷¸ …õìÆ vÀPÀð ¸ÀAUÀæºÀ pg2 col4
    459

    459
    Tattvas.
    tattva samAsa iɨuÉ xÉqÉÉxÉ hµhµåþö ¶ª¶¢Ã¶ª ¾òòÅ …Á¡… vÀvÀÛ÷é ¸ÀªÀiÁ¸À pg2 col4
    460

    460
    TejobUp.
    tejobindu upaniShad iÉåeÉÉåÌoÉlSÒ EmÉÌlÉwÉSè hÉYÑt¶mÀç G¶pn¶¨l³ vÉÃeÉÆé£ÀÄÝ G¥À¤µÀzï
    §¾§ƒ¡À¢óÐ ¯À¿¢„ò pg2 col4
    461

    462
    461
    Tīrtha-yātrā iÉÏjÉï-rÉɧÉÉ(> xqÉ×ÌiÉ iɨuÉ)j±µæ-±ÀµÃh¸ñ(> ¶ªîýÅi hµ¾£h÷µå¾-¡òá(>
    tIrtha-yAtrA(> smRuti tattva) þö) wÃxÀð-Ai
    ŠõÕ¾¢ ÀiÁvÁæ(> ¸ÀäöÈw vÀvÀÛ÷é)
    ¾òòÅ) pg2 col4

    462
    Tithyād.
    tithyAditya ÌiÉjrÉÉÌSirÉ ik¸ïl¼hµï ¾¢ò¡¾¢ò wxÁå¢vÀå pg2 col4
    463

    463 toDarAnanda iÉÉåQûUÉlÉlS hÐfµ±¸¶m¶mç §¾¡¼Ã¡¿ó¾ vÉÆÃqÀgÁ£À£ÀÝ pg2 col4


    464 Toḍar.

    464 uNAdi kalpa EhÉÉÌS MüsmÉ Gg¸l¼ Oµvê ¯½¡¾¢ ¸øÀ GuÁ¢ PÀ®à pg2 col4
    465 Uṇk.

    465
    Uṇ, Sch.
    uNAdi,(ujjvaladatta) EhÉÉÌS,(EeeuÉsÉS¨É) Gg¸l¼,(GYÝþövlµhµå) ¯½¡¾¢,(¯ˆˆÅľò¾)
    GuÁ¢,(GdÓ÷é®zÀvÀÛ) pg2 col4
    466

    466
    Uṇ.
    uNAdi-sUtra EhÉÉÌS-xÉ賈 Gg¸l¼-¶ªÃhµñ ¯½¡¾¢-…¥òà GuÁ¢-¸ÀÆvÀæ pg2 col4
    467

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    467
    Uṇ.vṛ.
    uNAdi vRutti EhÉÉÌS uÉ×Ì¨É Gg¸l¼ ¶¢Åiå ¯½¡¾¢ ùÕò¾¢ GuÁ¢ ªÀÈwÛ pg2 col4
    468

    468
    Up.
    upaniShad EmÉÌlÉwÉSè G¶pn¶¨l³ ¯À¿¢„ò G¥À¤µÀzï pg2 col4
    469

    469
    Upap.
    upa purANa EmÉ mÉÑUÉhÉ G¶p ¶pÁ±¸g ¯À Òá½ G¥À ¥ÀÅgÁt pg2 col4
    470

    470
    Utkalakh
    utkala khaNDa EiMüsÉ ZÉhQû GhµÖv Pgâ ¯ò¸Ä ¸ñ¼ GvÀÌ® RtØ pg2 col4
    471

    471
    Uttamac
    uttama carita-kathAnaka E¨ÉqÉ cÉËUiÉ-MüjÉÉlÉMü Ghµå¶¢À Vµ±¼hµ-Oµk¸¶mOµ ¯ò¾Á ºÃ¢¾-¸¾¡¿¸GvÀÛªÀÄ ZÀjvÀ-PÀxÁ£ÀPÀ pg2 col4
    472

    472
    Uttamac
    uttamacaritra -2 E¨ÉqÉcÉËU§É -2 Ghµå¶¢ÀVµ±¼hµñ -2 ¯ò¾ÁºÃ¢òà -2 GvÀÛªÀÄZÀjvÀæ -2 pg2 col4
    473

    473
    Uttarar.
    uttara rAma-caritra E¨ÉU UÉqÉ-cÉËU§É Ghµå±µ ±¸¶¢À-Vµ±¼hµñ ¯ò¾Ã áÁ-ºÃ¢òà GvÀÛgÀ gÁªÀÄ-ZÀjvÀæ pg2 col4
    474

    474
    Vāgbh.
    vAgbhaTAlaMkAra uÉÉapÉOûÉsÉÇMüÉU ¢¸Sµíd¹vAO¸±µ Å¡ìÀ¼¡Äõ¸¡Ã ªÁUÀãmÁ®APÁgÀ pg2 col4
    475

    475
    VahniP
    vahni purANa uÉÌ»û mÉÑUÉhÉ ¶¢»¬é ¶pÁ±¸g Å‹¿¢ Òá½ ªÀ»ß ¥ÀÅgÁt pg2 col4
    476

    476
    Vait.
    vaitAna-sUtra uÉæiÉÉlÉ-xÉ賈 ËÈ¢h¸¶m-¶ªÃhµñ ¨Å¾¡¿-…¥òà ªÉÊvÁ£À-¸ÀÆvÀæ pg2 col5
    477

    477
    VS.
    vAjasneyi saMhitA uÉÉeÉxlÉåÌrÉ xÉÇÌWûiÉÉ ¢¸Yʪé±ÀÀ ¶ªA»¬h¸ Å¡ƒŠ§¿Â¢ …õ†¢¾¡
    ªÁd¸ÉßÃ¬Ä ¸ÀA»vÁ pg2 col5
    478

    478
    VPrāt.
    vAjasneyi saMhitA prAtishAkhya ¢¸Yʪé±ÀÀ ¶ªA»¬h¸ q¸ñi¥¹Pï
    uÉÉeÉxlÉåÌrÉ xÉÇÌWûiÉÉ mÉëÉÌiÉzÉÉZrÉ ªÁd¸Éßôá¾¢„¡ìÂ
    Å¡ƒŠ§¿Â¢ …õ†¢¾¡ Ã¬Ä ¸ÀA»vÁ ¥Áæw±ÁRå
    pg2 col5
    479

    479
    Vajracch.
    vajra cCedika uÉeÉë cNåûÌSMü ¶¢Yñ VÉÜl¼Oµ ňà ¾¢¸ ªÀdæ ZÉÒâPÀ pg2 col5
    480

    480
    Vajras.
    vajra sUci uÉeÉë xÉÔÍcÉ ¶¢Yñ ¶ªÃW ňà …¥º¢ ªÀdæ ¸ÀÆa pg2 col5
    481

    481 vAmana kAvyAlaMkAravRutti


    uÉÉqÉlÉ MüÉurÉÉsÉÇMüÉUuÉ×Ì¨É ªÁªÀÄ£À PÁªÁå®APÁgÀªÀÈwÛ pg2 col5
    ¢¸¶¢À¶m O¸¢¸ïvAO¸±µ¶¢ÅiåÅ¡Á¿ ¸¡ù¡Äõ¸¡ÃùÕò¾¢
    482 Vām.

    482 vAmana purANa uÉÉqÉlÉ mÉÑUÉhÉ ¢¸¶¢À¶m ¶pÁ±¸g Å¡Á¿ Òá½ ªÁªÀÄ£À ¥ÀÅgÁt pg2 col5
    483 VāmP.

    483
    VBr.
    va~Msha brAhmaNa uÉðzÉ oÉëɼhÉ ¶¢ü¶¥ s¹ñ¶¬îg Åõ„ ôá‹Á½ ªÀA±À ¨ÁæºÀät pg2 col5
    484

    485
    484
    VarBṛ. uÉUÉWû-ÍqÉÌWûU - oÉ×Wû‹ÉiÉMü¶¢±¸¶¬-£À»¬±µ - sŶ¬Y¹Ýhµ
    varAha-mihira - bRuhajjAtaka Oµ
    Åá†-Á¢†¢Ã - ôÕ†ˆƒ¡¾¸
    ªÀgÁºÀ-«Ä»gÀ - §ÈºÀeÁÓvÀPÀpg2 col5

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    486
    485
    VarBṛS. uÉUÉWû-ÍqÉÌWûU - oÉ×WûiÉç xÉÇÌWûi¶¢Éɱ¸¶¬-£À»¬±µ - sŶ¬h³
    varAha-mihira - bRuhat saMhitA ¶ªA»¬h¸
    Åá†-Á¢†¢Ã - ôÕ†ò …õ†¢¾¡
    ªÀgÁºÀ-«Ä»gÀ - §ÈºÀvï ¸ÀA»vÁ
    pg2 col5

    486
    VarYogay.
    varAha-mihira yoga yAtrA uÉUÉWû-ÍqÉÌWûU rÉÉåaÉ rÉɧÉÉ ¶¢±¸¶¬-£À»¬±µ ±ÀÇÃSµ ±ÀµÅá†-Á¢†¢Ã
    Ãh¸ñ §Â¡¸ªÀgÁºÀ-«Ä»gÀ
    ¡òá AiÉÆÃUÀ AiÀiÁvÁæpg2 col5
    487

    487
    VarP.
    varAha purANa uÉUÉWû mÉÑUÉhÉ ¶¢±¸¶¬ ¶pÁ±¸g ÅᆠÒá½ ªÀgÁºÀ ¥ÀÅgÁt pg2 col5
    488

    488
    Vārāhit.
    vArAhI tantra uÉÉUÉWûÏ iÉl§É ¢¸±¸¾¬ hµ¶måò šá†£ ¾óòà ªÁgÁ»Ã vÀ£ÀÛç pg2 col5
    489

    489
    Vasatar.
    vasanta rAja - shAkuna uÉxÉliÉ UÉeÉ - zÉÉMÑülÉ ¶¢¶ª¶må ±¸Y - ¥¹OµÀ¶m Å…ó¾ რ- „¡Ì¿
    ªÀ¸À£ÀÛ gÁd - ±ÁPÀÄ£À pg2 col5
    490

    490
    Vāsant.
    vAsantikA uÉÉxÉÎliÉMüÉ ¢¸¶ªnåO¸ Å¡…󾢸¡ ªÁ¸À¤ÛPÁ pg2 col5
    491

    491
    Vās
    vAsava dattA uÉÉxÉuÉ S¨ÉÉ ¢¸¶ª¶¢ lµh¸å Å¡…Å ¾ò¾¡ ªÁ¸ÀªÀ zÀvÁÛ pg2 col5
    492

    492
    Vas.
    vasiShTha uÉÍxɸ ¶¢»ª¶¨á Å…¢‰¼ ªÀ¹µÀ× pg2 col5
    493

    493
    Vāstuv
    vAstu vidyA uÉÉxiÉÑ ÌuÉ±É ¢¸¶ªÀå £l¸ï Å¡ŠÐ Å¢ò¡ ªÁ¸ÀÄÛ «zÁå pg2 col5
    494

    494
    Vātsyāy.
    vAtsAyana uÉÉixÉÉrÉlÉ ¢¸h¸ù±ÀµÀ¶m Å¡ò…¡Â¿ ªÁvÁìAiÀÄ£À pg2 col5
    495

    495
    VāyuP.
    vAyu purANa uÉÉrÉÑ mÉÑUÉhÉ ¢¸±ÀµÀÀ ¶pÁ±¸g Å¡Ô Òá½ ªÁAiÀÄÄ ¥ÀÅgÁt pg2 col5
    496

    496
    Vedântap.
    vedAnta paribhAShA uÉåSÉliÉ mÉËUpÉÉwÉÉ Ê¢l¸¶må ¶p±¼sû¹©¸ §Å¾¡ó¾ ÀâÀ¡„¡ ªÉÃzÁ£ÀÛ ¥Àj¨sÁµÁ pg2 col5
    497

    497
    Vedântas
    vedAnta sAra uÉåSÉliÉ xÉÉU Ê¢l¸¶må «¸±µ §Å¾¡ó¾ …¡Ã ªÉÃzÁ£ÀÛ ¸ÁgÀ pg2 col5
    498

    498
    Vet.
    vetAla-pa~jca vi~MshatikA uÉåiÉÉsÉ-mÉgcÉ ÌuÉÆzÉÌiÉMüÉ Ê¢h¸v-¶pcÛ £ü¶¥iO¸ ªÉÃvÁ®-¥ÀkÑ «A±ÀwPÁ
    §Å¾¡Ä-Àïº Å¢õ„¾¢¸¡ pg2 col5
    499

    499 viddha shAla bha~jjikA ÌuÉ® zÉÉsÉ pÉÎgeÉMüÉ £lµè ¥¹v sûµcºÝO¸ «zÀÞ ±Á® ¨sÀkÂÓPÁ
    Å¢ò¾ „¡Ä À¸¡ pg2 col5
    500 Viddh.

    500 vikramkA~gka deva carita - bilhaNa


    ÌuÉ¢üqMüɃ¡û SåuÉ cÉËUiÉ - ÌoÉsWû
    £Oµñh¶¢ÉÃÖUÖ lɶ¢ Vµ±¼hµ -Å¢ìÃõ¸¡í¸
    tvúg «PÀæªÀiÁ-ÌYÌÀ¢ø†½
    §¾Å ºÃ¢¾ zÉêÀ ZÀjvÀ - ©®ít
    pg2 col5
    501 Vcar.

    501
    Vikr.
    vikramorvashI ÌuÉ¢üqÉÉåuÉïzÉÏ £OµñȢñµö§ Å¢ìçÁ¡÷Å„£ «PÀæªÉÆêÀð²Ã pg2 col5
    502

    502
    Vīrac.
    vIra carita uÉÏU cÉËUiÉ ¤±µ Vµ±¼hµ ţà ºÃ¢¾ «ÃgÀ ZÀjvÀ pg2 col5
    503

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    503
    VP.
    viShNu purANa ÌuÉwhÉÑ mÉÑUÉhÉ £¶¨Àä ¶pÁ±¸g Å¢‰Ï Òá½ «µÀÄÚ ¥ÀÅgÁt pg2 col5
    504

    504
    Viṣṇ.
    pg2 col5
    505

    505
    Viśvan.
    vishvanAtha ÌuɵÉlÉÉjÉ £¶¥öm¸kµ Å¢‰Å¿¡¾ «±Àé£ÁxÀ pg2 col5
    506

    506
    Vop
    vopadeva uÉÉåmÉSåuÉ ¢Ð¶plɶ¢ §Å¡À§¾Å ªÉÇÃ¥ÀzÉêÀ pg2 col5
    507

    507
    Vṝshabhān.
    vRuShabhAnujA-nATikA -mathurA-dAsa ¶¢Å¶¨sû¹¶mÀY¹-m¸dºO¸ -¶¢ùÕ„À¡Ñƒ¡-¿¡Ê¸¡
    uÉ×wÉpÉÉlÉÑeÉÉ-lÉÉÌOûMüÉ -qÉjÉÑUÉ-SÉxÉ ÀkµÀ±¸-l¸¶ª -ÁÐá-¾¡…
    ªÀȵÀ¨sÁ£ÀÄeÁ-£ÁnPÁ -ªÀÄxÀÄgÁ-zÁ¸À
    pg2 col5
    508

    508
    Vyavahārat.
    vyavahAra tattva urÉuÉWûÉU iɨuÉ ¶¢ï¶¢¶®±µ hµhµåþö ùÂņ¡Ã ¾òòÅ ªÀåªÀºÁgÀ vÀvÀÛ÷é pg2 col5
    509

    509
    W.
    pg2 col5
    510

    510
    Yājñ.
    yaj~ja valkya rÉ¥É uÉsYrÉ ±ÀµÀYß ¶¢vÖþï ˆ» Åøì AiÀÄdÕ ªÀ®Ì÷å pg2 col5
    511

    511
    Yājñ.,Sch.
    yaj~ja valkya(mitAksharA) rÉ¥É uÉsYrÉ(ÍqÉiÉÉYzÉUÉ) ±ÀµÀYß ¶¢vÖþï(£Àh¸Oµ÷±¸)ˆ» ÅøìÂ(Á¢¾¡ì„á)
    AiÀÄdÕ ªÀ®Ì÷å(«ÄvÁPÀêgÁ) pg2 col5
    512

    512
    Yogas.
    yoga sUtra rÉÉåaÉ xÉ賈 ±ÀÇÃSµ ¶ªÃhµñ §Â¡¸ …¥òà AiÉÆÃUÀ ¸ÀÆvÀæ pg2 col5
    513

    513
    Yogaś.
    yoga shikhA upaniShad rÉÉåaÉ ÍzÉZÉÉ EmÉÌlÉwÉSè ±ÀÇÃSµ ¦P¹ G¶pn¶¨l³ §Â¡¸ „¢¸¡ ¯À¿¢„ò
    AiÉÆÃUÀ ²SÁ G¥À¤µÀzï pg2 col5
    514

    514
    Yogat.
    yoga tattva upaniShad rÉÉåaÉ iɨuÉ EmÉÌlÉwÉSè ±ÀÇÃSµ hµhµåþö G¶pn¶¨l³ §Â¡¸ ¾òòÅ ¯À¿¢„ò
    AiÉÆÃUÀ vÀvÀÛ÷é G¥À¤µÀzï pg2 col5
    515

    515
    Yogavās.
    yoga vAsishTha-sAra rÉÉåaÉ uÉÉÍxÉzPû-xÉÉU ±ÀÇÃSµ ¢¸»ª¶¥á-«¸±µ AiÉÆÃUÀ ªÁ¹±À×-¸ÁgÀ
    §Â¡¸ Å¡…¢‰¼-…¡Ã pg2 col5
    516

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    Abbreviations
    A B C D E F G
    Control- sort Abrreviations For Abrreviations Type
    1 order

    2 1 1Ā [Atmane-pada] Sanskrit

    3 2 2 abl. ablative case. Grammar


    3 3 above a reference to some position of word
    4 preceding word (not
    necessarily in the
    5 4 4 acc. accusative
    same page)case Grammar

    6 5 5 accord, or acc. according. cite

    7 6 6 add. Additions. unclass.


    7 7 Ādi-parvan [Adi-parvan - Sanskrit abbr.
    8 mahAbhArata]

    9 8 8 adj. adjective (cf. mm.). Grammar abbr.

    10 9 9 adv. adverb. Grammar abbr.

    11 10 10 AEol. AEolic. Language

    12 11 11 alg. algebra. Science

    13 12 12 anat. anatomy. Science

    14 13 13 Angl.Sax. Anglo-Saxon. Language

    15 14 14 anom. anomalous. unclass.

    16 15 15 Aor. or aor. Aorist. unclass.

    17 16 16 Arab. Arabic. Language

    18 17 17 arithm. arithmetic. Science

    19 18 18 Arm. or Armor. Armorican or the Language


    language of Brittany.
    20 19 19 Amen. Armenian. Language

    21 20 20 astrol. astrology. Science

    22 21 21 astron. astronomy Science


    23 22 22 B. Bombay edition. biblio.

    24 23 23 Boh. or Bohem. Bohemian. Language

    25 24 24 Br. [brAhmaNa] Sanskrit abbr.

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    Abbreviations
    A B C D E F G
    26 25 25 Bret. Breton. Language

    27 26 26 C. Calcutta edition. biblio.

    28 27 27 c. case. Grammar abbr.

    29 28 28 Cat. catalogue or biblio.


    catalogues.
    30 29 29 Caus. Causal. Grammar abbr.

    31 30 30 cf. confer, compare. unclass.

    32 31 31 ch. chapter. biblio.

    33 32 32 cl. class.

    34 33 33 Class. Classical. Language type

    35 34 34 col., cols. column, columns. position of word


    35 35 Comm. commentator or Literature-author type
    36 commentary.

    37 36 36 comp. compound. Grammar abbr.

    38 37 37 compar. comparative degree, Grammar abbr.

    39 38 38 concl. conclusion. Grammar abbr.

    40 39 39 Cond. Conditional, Grammar abbr.

    41 40 40 conj. conjectural, Grammar abbr.

    42 41 41 cons. consonant, Grammar abbr.

    43 42 42 dat. dative case, Grammar abbr.

    44 43 43 defect. defective. Grammar abbr.

    45 44 44 Desid. Desiderative. Grammar abbr.

    46 45 45 dimin. diminutive, Grammar abbr.

    47 46 46 dram. dramatic language. Language type

    48 47 47 du. dual number, word type

    49 48 48 ed. edition. biblio.


    49 49 e. g. exempli gratia, 'for general abbr.
    50 example.'
    51 50 50 Eng. English. Language

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    Abbreviations
    A B C D E F G
    52 51 51 Ep. or ep. Epic, Literature type

    53 52 52 esp. especially, general abbr.

    54 53 53 etym. etymology. word

    55 54 54 f. feminine, Grammar abbr.

    56 55 55 fig. figuratively, Grammar abbr.

    57 56 56 fr. from. general abbr.

    58 57 57 Fut. or fut. future Grammar abbr.


    58 58 fut. p. p. future passive Grammar abbr.
    59 participle.

    60 59 59 g. [gana.] Sanskrit

    61 60 60 Gael. Gaelic, Language

    62 61 61 gen. genitive case, Grammar abbr.

    63 62 62 gend. gender, Grammar abbr.

    64 63 63 geom. geometry. Science

    65 64 64 Germ. German. Language

    66 65 65 Gk. Greek. Language

    67 66 66 Goth. Gothic. Language

    68 67 67 Gr. Grammar. Grammar abbr.

    69 68 68 Hib. Hibernian or Irish. Language

    70 69 69 Hind. Hindi. Language


    70 70 ib. ibidem or in the same general abbr.
    place or book or text'
    71
    as the preceding.

    71 71 ibc. in the beginning of a Grammar abbr.


    72 compound.

    73 72 72 Icel. Icelandic. Language


    73 73 id. idem or ' the same Word meaning
    74 meaning as that of a
    preceding word.'
    75 74 74 i.e. id est. explanation

    Page 36
    Abbreviations
    A B C D E F G
    75 75 ifc. in fine compositi or ' Grammar abbr.
    76 at the end of a
    compound.'
    76 76 impers. impersonal or used Grammar abbr.
    77 impersonally.

    78 77 77 impf. imperfect tense. Grammar abbr.

    79 78 78 Impv. imperative. Grammar abbr.

    80 79 79 ind. indeclinable. Grammar abbr.

    81 80 80 inf. infinitive mood. Grammar abbr.

    82 81 81 Inscr. Inscriptions. biblio

    83 82 82 instr. instrumental case. Grammar abbr.

    84 83 83 Intens. Intensive. Grammar abbr.

    85 84 84 interpol. interpolation. Grammar abbr.

    86 85 85 Introd. Introduction. Grammar abbr.

    87 86 86 Ion. Ionic. Language

    88 87 87 irr. irregular. Grammar abbr.


    88 88 L. lexicographers (i. e. a Literature-author type
    word or meaning -cite
    which although given
    in native lexicons, has
    89
    not yet been met with
    in any published
    text).

    90 89 89 Lat. Latin. Language

    91 90 90 lat. latitude. Science

    92 91 91 Lett. Lettish. Language

    93 92 92 lit. literally. word meaning

    94 93 93 Lith. Lithuanian. Language

    95 94 94 loc. locative case. Grammar abbr.

    96 95 95 log. logic. Science

    97 96 96 long. longitude. Science

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    Abbreviations
    A B C D E F G
    98 97 97 m. masculine gender. Grammar abbr.

    99 98 98 math. mathematics. Science

    100 99 99 m.c. metri causa. word meaning

    101 100 100 medic. medicine. Science

    102 101 101 metron. metronymic. Grammar abbr.


    102 102 mfn. masculine, feminine, Grammar abbr.
    103 and neuter or
    adjective.
    104 103 103 Mod. modern. Language type
    105 105 MS., MSS. manuscript, biblio
    105 manuscripts.

    106 106 106 myth. mythology. Literature type

    107 107 N. Name (also title or Name of


    107 epithet).

    108 108 108 n. neuter gender. Grammar abbr.

    109 109 109 neg. negative. Grammar abbr.

    110 110 110 Nom. Nominal verb. Grammar abbr.

    111 111 111 nom. nominative case. Grammar abbr.

    112 112 112 obs. obsolete. Language type


    113 113 onomat. onomatopoetic (i.e. word type
    formed from
    113
    imitation of sounds).

    114 114 114 opp. to opposed to. word type

    115 115 115 opt. optative. word type

    116 116 116 orig. originally. word type

    117 117 117 Osset Ossetic. Language

    118 118 118 others according to others.

    119 119 119 P. [parasmai-pada] Sanskrit


    120 120 p. page and participle Grammar abbr.
    120 (cf. p. p.).

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    Abbreviations
    A B C D E F G
    121 121 121 parox. paroxytone. Grammar abbr.

    122 122 122 part. participle. Grammar abbr.

    123 123 123 partic. particular. Grammar abbr.

    124 124 124 Pass. Passive voice. Grammar abbr.

    125 125 125 patr. patronymic. Grammar abbr.

    126 126 126 perh. perhaps. meaning

    127 127 127 Pers. Persian. Language

    128 128 128 pers. person. Grammar abbr.

    129 129 129 pf. perfect tense. Grammar abbr.

    130 130 130 phil. philosophy. philosophy.

    131 131 131 pl. plural number. word type

    132 132 132 poet. poetry or poetic. Literature type

    133 133 133 Pot. Potential. word type

    134 134 134 p. p. past participle. Grammar abbr.

    135 135 135 Pr. proper. Grammar abbr.

    136 136 136 Prāk. or Prākr. [prAkRut] Language Indian

    137 137 137 Prec. precative. Grammar abbr.

    138 138 138 prec. preceding.


    139 139 prep, and preposition. Grammar abbr.
    139 prepos.

    140 140 140 pres. present tense. Grammar abbr.

    141 141 141 priv. privative. Grammar abbr.

    142 142 142 prob. probably. meaning related

    143 143 143 pron. pronoun. Grammar abbr.

    144 144 144 pronom. pronominal. Grammar abbr.

    145 145 145 propar. proparoxytone. Grammar abbr.

    146 146 146 Pruss. Prussian. Language

    147 147 147 q. v. quod vide. general abbrev

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    Abbreviations
    A B C D E F G
    148 148 148 redupl. reduplicated. word related
    149 149 Reflex. Reflexive or used Grammar abbr.
    149 reflexively.

    150 150 150 rhet. rhetoric. Literature type

    151 151 151 rt., rts. root, roots. etymology

    152 152 152 Russ. Russian. Language

    153 153 153 RV. Rig-veda. Sanskrit

    154 154 154 Sax. Saxon. Language

    155 155 155 sc. and scil. scilicet. word type


    156 156 Sch. and Schol. Scholiast or Literature Author type
    156
    Commentator.
    157 157 Scot. Scotch or Highland- Language
    157 Scotch.

    158 158 158 seq. sequens. gen.abbrev

    159 159 159 sev. several. gen.abbrev

    160 160 160 sing. singular. Grammar abbr.

    161 161 161 Slav. Slavonic or Language


    Slavonian.
    162 162 162 Subj. subjunctive. Grammar abbr.

    163 163 163 subst. substantive. Grammar abbr.

    164 164 164 surf. suffix. Grammar abbr.

    165 165 165 superl. superlative degree. Grammar abbr.

    166 166 166 surg. surgery. science


    167 167 s. v. sub voce, i.e. the word related
    167 word in the Sanskrit
    order.
    168 168 168 Virt. and Virtt. Varttika. Sanskrit

    169 169 169 vb. verb. Grammar abbr.

    170 170 170 Ved. Vedic or Veda. Sanskrit

    171 171 171 v. 1 varia lectio. meaning difference

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    Abbreviations
    A B C D E F G
    172 172 172 voc. vocative case. Grammar abbr.

    173 173 173 vow. vowel, Grammar abbr.

    174 174 174 wk. work. Literature Author type

    175 175 175 w. r. wrong reading. meaning difference

    176 176 176 Zd. Zend. Literature Author type

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