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Sogdian Dictionary (Sogdian-Persian English ) y.
by B. Gharib
editorial supervisor: A. Mansouri
editor: S. Fotouhi
© 1995, Farhangan Publications
2/ 52. Shahid -e Said Street, Tehran 15916, Iran.
Tel: 6460069. Fax: 670230
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INTRODUCTION ,» xiii
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Transliteration and Transcription xxxvi
GENERAL ABBREVIATIONS xxxvii
BIBLIOGRAPHICAL ABBREVIATIONS xxxviii
LEXICON 1-473
ENGLISH INDEX 474-517
PERSIAN SECTION:
PREFACE
NOTES ON THE USE OF THIS DICTIONARY
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INTRODUCTION
PERSIAN INDEX
'1
Preface
After I began compiling Sogdian terms twenty years ago, I thought of making a separate
Persian word list for each Sogdian text I studied. However, there was many a term that
would present a variant or more, alluring me into an investigation of the spelling
variants of each term in the three different scripts and noting down the source
reference(s ) of each.
Since all published Sogdian texts were in transliteration, by comparing various
spellings of each term, finding cognates in sister languages, and utilizing information
contained in the two Sogdian grammar books and other literature by researchers in
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Sogdian, I ventured trying to arrive at a transcription that would reflect the
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pronunciation reasonably closely. On the other hand, the derivation suffixes of certain
entries were similar to their inflectional endings, which prompted me to use
grammatical identifiers to help differentiate the forms. Adding the references with page
and paragraph numbers, and re-examining their correctness, was a long, arduous journey
through numerals for the fatigued eye.
Such long a detour changed the objectives of the work altogether - from a Sogdian-
Persian-English glossary to a dictionary supplying more comprehensive information.
However, by the time its first printing format was conceived about fifteen years ago,
new texts were published and many published previously were revised. In a repeated ,
doubly intense effort, therefore, I set out to enter into the dictionary what new material
was accessible to me - which effort caused the postponement of the publication of the
work.
Now that I have the joy of presenting researchers with the result, 1 deem it a duty of
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mine to thank all those who supported me in this work and helped me publish it those
who have, in fact, contributed to the fruition of the effort.
I thank Farhangan Publications who undertook the heavy costs and the exacting task
of editing and publishing this work. Not every publisher would spend over 10,000 man-
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hours, including heavy data processing, on a book less on one with low circulation.
Each time a newly published Sogdian text was received, the need would be felt of
applying modifications to the dictionary, and Farhangan would not withhold the
additional labor and cost. It was Farhangan’s suggestion to add the Persian and English
Indices, which were extracted by computer, edited and beneficially used in better
refining the dictionary. Suggesting the final structure of the entries, proposing to have
two introductions in Persian and English, and the editing of both constitute but another
vii
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Notes on the Use of This Dictionary
This dictionary comprises two Introductions - in The Sogdian Term follows the entry number as a
Persian and English and three parts. The transliteration in bold letters and in Sogdian
Introductions are not translated one from the other, alphabetic order, which is that commonly used in
but have been written independently , although with lexicons compiled for Sogdian texts and research
more or less the same content. However, the literature, viz: .
bilingual tables IV and V in the Persian Introduction » > c p/ b c 5/d f y/g h j k /q
carrying the Sogdian alphabets with their L / l m n p r s s t /0 w x y z / z
transliterations and transcriptions are not to be
Capital letters in the transliteration denote
overlooked by English readers. Also, to those of the
ideograms. Parentheses indicate that spelling variants
latter with knowledge of Persian, a review of the
with or without the letter(s ) in the parentheses are
Persian Introduction is recommended.
possible. V
The three parts of the Dictionary are the Lexicon ,
A Sogdian word terminated by a hyphen may be
containing the dictionary proper, and the Persian and
a verb stem (past or present ), a noun having full
English Indices. The latter incorporate entries of
inflection, or a monosyllabic component. Words
words, key words and phrases arranged
beginning with a hyphen are derivation suffixes.
alphabetically, with each entry giving the sequential
Verb inflections have not been given except for the
number (s ) of the relevant Sogdian word(s ) in the
two irregular verbs be and become.
Lexicon. In this way, each Index serves as a useful
instrument for studies in ethymology and derivation
In general , proper nouns have not been given
except for the names of gods or goddesses, prophets,
since every word in the Index usually leads the
kings, heroes and certain places of historic
researcher to a number of Sogdian terms each of
significance. These are intended for inclusion in a
which has, in turn , certain relations with other terms
in the neighbourhood of its alphabetic position in the
separate work , times permitting.
Lexicon; thus, each word in the Index often leads to The Script Symbol, in capital(s ), follows the word
a "cluster" of Sogdian words. transliteration. It represents the script with which the
Beside a general sequential number, an entery in source text of the Sogdian word was written: B for
the Lexicon may present upto ten features ( not all of Buddhist, C for Christian, M for Manichean and S for
which occur in every entry ), namely: the Sogdian "Sogdian" texts. (See the Introduction for more
term , the script symbol, pronunciation (transcription ), information on the subject ). Script symbol S
spelling variant(s ), ethymological notes, grammatical represents any text written in Sogdian script except
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notes, cross references, Persian meaning, English the Buddist corpus and non- Buddhist excerpts within
meaning, and references. The arrangement and Buddhist texts. A Manichean text in Sogdian script is
descriptions of the features are as follows. >
denoted by S(M , a Christian text in Sogdian script is
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denoted by S(C ), and texts from Ancient Letters are Spelling Variants, if existant , are given in
denoted by S( AL ). Entries without script symbols parentheses following the transcription. They are
denote words common to,- and spelled similarly in, all necessary for realizing a correct, logical
texts. pronunciation of the word . Some also serve to
demonstrate the role of free linguistic variants.
The Persian Meaning faces the Sogdian word
and its script symbol on the right. It has often been A spelling variant given in parentheses here
found necessary to give more than one Persian means that it has been encountered in more than just
meaning, including that proposed by the author or one source and, moreover, that it does not occur as a
those by different researchers. The aim has been to "full" entry in the dictionary but as one cross-
make such cases inclusive of all views. Sogdian loan - referenced to this entry. Any variant encountered in
words in Persian , whether noted by other researchers only one source has been given in the final ,
or found or suggested by the author , are given in the References part of the entry next to the variant's
Persian Meaning; so are the names of months, days source. For spelling variants given as ’’full" entries,
and feasts from the works of Beruni, as well as see Cross- References below. Also, for further
certain grammatical notes (generally in parentheses ). information on variants, see the Introduction.
The transitive or intransitive nature of a verb
Etymologic Notes, beginning with the symbol © ,
stem is identifiable from its Persian meaning , while
follow the Spelling Variants. If the Sogdian word has
its tense ( past or present ) is not. As such, the tense a known Old Iranian root or cognate, it is generally
should be identified from Grammatical Notes in the .
given first after the derivation ymbol <. In case the
entry (see below ), sine Sogdian past and present entry is a loan- word from San crit, Syriac, Chinese
verb stems generally differ while their Persian or languages kin to Sogdian, thv respective original
meanings appear the same.
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loan word and the lending language are also given
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Cross-References, beginning with a =» sign, follow accompanying glossary ), the meanings reflect
the Grammatical Notes. Referencing may be based different suggestions, although it has been attempted
on spelling: spelling variants with separate "full" to select the meaning best corresponding with the
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entries are mutually cross referenced. It may also be Sogdian term. A question mark following a meaning
based on etmology, as in the case of two cognate indicates the latter’s doubtful nature.
words, or occasionally on semantics, as with two
References are given in the following line(s ) for
synonymous terms. Most cross-referencing, however ,
is on grammatical basis, as with the cross-
the source(s ) of the entry , generally using biblio —
graphic abbreviations in common use for Sogdian
referencing of past and present or transitive and
studies (see Bibliographic Abbreviations list ). For
intransitive stems, of masculine and feminine
frequently occuring terms, only the text title is
adjectives, of past and present participles, etc.
mentioned For non-frequent terms, the number of
The English Meaning comprises the next line of the page and line or paragraph is added. For certain
the entry. Quoted from Sogdian texts translated into terms with full inflection , most inflectional froms are
English, French, German or Russian (some without an given together with the text title.
Donated by
Organization For Islamic
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Culture and Republic Ot
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discovered in Central Asia around the beginning of Source Materials on Sogdiana 5
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this century. It can be considered as the language of Sogdiana as a country and as a nation was known,
the people of Sogdiana, from approximately the however, from a much earlier time.6 The first
second to the thirteenth century AD. The language mention of the name "Sogdiana” is found in the
was spoken and written, however, in a much larger Achaemenid sources. The inscriptions of Darius and
area. Among the Iranian languages spoken in those
centuries on the eastern frontier of Persia, Sogdian
was by far the most important as a vehicle of 1. For details of the abb; viations used for references in
this Introduction, see Bibliographic Abbreviations.
culture, literatur and commerce, its territory
Z APAW , 1904, II, pp. 1- 117. The first part of this article,
bordering on the area of Persian speech in the west published earlier in SPAW , 1904, pp. 348- 352, contained
and extending towards the walls of China in the east. small fragments of Turkish and Middle Persian written in
the Manichean alphabet.
In 1904, two years after the first German Turf an
3. The whole Fragment was published later by W. B. Henning ,
expedition in Centeral Asia , W. F. K. Muller, who "A Sogdian fragment of the Manichean cosmogony", in
was in charge of the identification of the various BSOAS , 12, 1948, pp. 306- 318.
manuscripts found by the expedition , published an 4. "Sogdian" had already been suggested by Pierre Lerch in
1876 for the unknown language of the legends of the coins
article in APAW 1 entitled " Handschriftenreste in
of Bukhara , in "Sur les Monnaies des Boukhdr Koudahs ou
Estrangelo-Schrift aus Turfan, II".2 It contained the Princes de Boukhara avant la Conquete du Maverennahar
par les Arabes", in Travaux de la Troisime Session du
first Manichean fragments studied by a western
Cong res International des Orientalistes , St . Pftersbourg ,
scholar. Among them was a small piece3 - which 1876, pp. 419-429.
Miiller claimed to be in an unknown Iranian 5. B. Gharib, Bulletin of the Iranian Culture Foundation
language - related to Pahlavi, though different from 1, 1973, pp. 67-81.
it In a note by F. C. Andreas to a later article by 6. For the first settlement of the Iranians in that region and
the frequently quoted BCrOnl tradition, see Benveniste,
MflUer, the name Sogdian was given to the unknown BSOS , 7, 1933- 1935, p. 273.
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Xerxes frequently mention, among the satrapies, a languages were very similar.
province of the Persian empire called Sug( u )da. It is In the Sassanian inscription of ShSpQr the Great,
mentioned
(
together with BZxtris (Bactria ), -
on the Ka' ba yi Zardust, the name of Sogdiana is
Uvdrazmis Khwarazmia ), and Haraiva (Areia ), mentioned as one of the states of the empire
seemingly its immediate neighbors. It is mentioned together with Kustin, Kas and £a$(Tashkent ). it
twice in connection with the Sakas: Sakaibis tyaiy occurs in the Parthian swgd and also in the Greek
parasugdarriy "from the Sakas who (are ) beyond version of the same inscription as sSdikines.
Sogdiana.” In an inscription of Susa describing the In Pahlavi sources, Sogdiana is mentioned in
building of the palace, Darius says, " the precious different forms, swl( y )k , swt and swptyk . The first
stone lapis-lazuli and carnelian which was wrought Pahlavi form, swl( y )k (sfllik ), closely resembels the
here, this was brought from Sogdiana ”7 name of Sogdiana in such eastern sources as the
In the Avesta, suYSa -8 is attested, designating Chinese su-li, the Sanskrit s( s )ulika, the Tibetan su-
both Sogdiana as a country and Sogdian as a nation ligy and the Kharoshthi inscriptions suliga.
(Yf.l 0.14)9 It occurs also in the compound suYSd The second Pahlavi form, swt (suS), is reflected in
sayana - "dwelling of the Sogdians” (Vd .lA ). In both the Syriac sodiqaye (Sogdians ), in the Chinese su-t' e
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passages, suYSa is closely associated with gava-: and in the Greek version of the Shapur inscription.
gaomca suxSom ( ~ and Sogdian Gava ). The first The Sogdians called themselves swYSyk ( Anc. Lett ),
chapter of the Vendidad gives the list of countries swYSy' nk ( MDii ), sYwSyk ( MDiii ) and sYwSy' n' k
created by Ahura-Mazda, SuYSa being the second b ( HRii , p. 70 or BSTBLX Compare also Orkhon
the list: gaum yim suYSo sayanam "( the ) Gavj Turkish soYd .
inhabited by the Sogdians.” The word gava, which In the seventh century A . D. , the Chinese pilgrim
occurs also in gava-sayanay has been taken as being Hsiian-Tsang crossed a country which he called Su-
the designation of ’’Sogdiana" (Yt.10.15). H. W. Bailey li. Its size as given by the traveller, from the river
takes gava as meaning "settlement" and gava-sayana Chou, north east of Semirechy6, to the city of Kish,
as "dwelling in villages’’.!0 I. Gershevitch11 postulates south of Samarkand, seems to be considerably larger
two meanings: a settlement, and the Settlement as a than the limits of Sogdiana proper. The word Su-U
name of Sogdiana or part of it. Thus, Sogdiana is the designated the country, its people, their language and
Settlement or the land of settled dwelling par its writing system. The latter, he informs us, was
excellence as opposed to the northern steppes where alphabetic and consisted of 22 signs? "Words are
life was nomadic. composed by combinations of these, producing a
In Greek sources, EoYSoi and ZoYSivfj are large and varied vocabulary. They have some
mentioned by Herodotus in the list of the nations literature which the common sort read together.
subject to the Achaemenid kings and in the list of Their mode of writing is handed down from one
contingents in the army of Xerxes. According to
Strabo and Ptolemy, the limits of Sogdiana are the -- --
7. The Old Persian variants are, s- ti-gu-d, s u gu u d and
s-U - g - d . Kent . p. 209.
Oxus in the south, and the Jaxartes in the north. One
8. AiW , p. 1582.
of the features of Sogdiana wich struck the Greek
authors was the existence of cities. Of importance is
9. Manuscript variants are suxSomr saoxdom, sauxSom and
suborn.
the passage of Strabo ( XV ,2) about the language.
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the Kushans did control Kashgar, Sogdiana and degree of independence under the Turks as they had
Farghane valley at least under the Kanishka. From done under Hephthalites. Under Turkish domination,
the era of Kanishka to the advent of the Sassanian the Sogdians, who handled the silk trade, successfully
dynasty (225 A.D.), the history of Sogdiana is again exploited the extent and power of the Turkish realm.
unknown. In the middle of the third century, The commercial interests of the Sogdians brought
Sogdiana became a province of the Sassanian empire about a rupture between the Turks and the Persians
under Shapur the Great, as shown by his inscription. and led to an exchange of embassies between the
It probably remained so under most of the Sassanian former and Byzantium. Trade with China was also
kings until the fifth century. greatly developed. The eastern gate of Samarkand
Around the middle of the fifth century, the was called the ’ Chinese Gate." In fact Samarkand , the
invasion of the Hephthalites introduced a new capital of Sogdiana , became one of the most
element in Transoxiana. The Sogdians were probably prosperous cities of Transoxiana and its prosperity
subject to them. The name Hephthalite, adopted from lasted probably to the early Islamic era. A colorful
the ruling family, has been compared with the description by Hsiian-Tsang, who visited the city
hypothetical Sogdian plural * Hefitalit (singular around 629 A . D., agrees with the enthusiastic accounts
* He fttalak ). of the Islamic geographers. In this connection, one
In spite of the scarcity of Hephthalite coins in should not forget that Sogdiana, especially the cities
Transoxiana, there can be no doubt about of Samarkand and Bukhara , became the birthplace of
Hephthalite rule over this region because the Islamic the literaray Persian renaissance in the ninth and
geographers referred to "the land between the two tenth centuries. The vital part that the Sogdian
rivers"as Hayatilah. In the second half of the fifth element played is shown , for instance, by the Sogdian
century, the Hephthalites became a serious threat not loan-words in Persian, which are found in the
only to the eastern border of the Sassanian empire literary works of the early classical period.
but even to its very existence. The true cultural Islamization of Transoxiana did
A century later, around 560 AD., Xusro I, in not start until after the Abbasid movement, although
coalition with the Turks, overcame the Hephthalites. earlier the Umayyads had sent military contingents
There is no evidence, however, that he was ever there. The fact that Abu -Muslim was from eastern
recognized as a ruler in Transoxiana. The Oxus river Iran may have accelerated the process of
became the border between Iran and the territories Islamization of the area. Islamic sources indicate that
subject to the Turks. From that time, Sogdiana, the early conquest was not without resistance. Of
together with a great part of Transoxiana , fell into importance are the passages in Beruni concerning the
the hands of the new masters of Central Asia. The destruction of the library and the extermination of
Turks, a new ethnic and linguistic group, came into non-Muslim priests in Sogdiana by Ibn Qutaiba, as
the limelight of history and formed an extensive well as - Narshakhi’s account of the sack of Baikand
nomad empire from the frontiers of China to the ( Paikand ) by the same Arab general around 706 AD.
confines of Iran and Byzantium. Later they
assimilated , little by little, the dominant Iranian Sogdian Colonies in China. The Sogdian emigrants
elements of the area, among them the Sogdians, the who had set out for the east occupied the lands which
Khwarazmians and the Bactrians. However, there is extended between the high mountains and the
reason to believe that the big Sogdian cities, having northern steppes of Chinese Turkestan. As traders,
attained a high urban civilization, kept a certain they established a number of colonies along the Silk
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Route. In fact, a "Sogdian road" from Samarkand to assumption of new Sogdian migrations can be further
the Wall of China came into existence. supported by the appearance of Iranian and
Although the exact date of the foundation of the Sassanian features in the art of Turfan, especially in
first Sogdian settlements is not known, it is likely to the style of the Manichean paintings and in the
have been before 105 AD the alleged date for the architecture of cities such as Khoco , Murtuk , and
invention of paper.14 Our first direct information Tuyoq .
from Sogdian sources comes from the Ancient In the first half of the seventh century , Sogdian
Letters, which are on paper and presumably the settlers established themselves to the south of the
oldest Sogdian documents. The Ancient Letters Lob- Nor. The Chinese evidence for the foundation
inform us that Sogdian colonies existed in tirw' n of four towns by the Sogdians in that region was
(ThurwSn or Tun -huang ) and in Kc' n (Ku-fsang or discussed by Pelliot 16, who attributed the event to a
Liang-chou-fu ). They had special trade agents in new wave of Sogdian emigration towards the
China - which is referred to as cynstn or 'nfry, Chinese border. It seems posssible that this new
"inside”. These agents were especially active in such expansion signalled the reopening of the trade routes
cities as Khumdan (Chlang-an ) and SrY ( Loyang ). As after a period of political instability. As it appears
the content of Letter no. 2 ( lines 19-20 ) reveals, from a Sogdian manuscript of Paris ( P 2\ the Sogdian
Tun-huang seems to have been one of their colony living in Khumdan seems to have enjoyed a
strongholds: "In Thurwan are one hundred noblemen certain autonomy. The colophon of this maunscript
(or freemen ) from Samarkand". As Henning mentions the place where it was written-, but
comments, "The passage indicates unexpectedly great unfortunately, an indication of the year is missing.
strength in Sogdian colonies in China. If there were According to the dated colophon of a Sogdian
one hundred freemen alone in Tun-hunang - to manuscript of the British Museum, a Sogdian colony
whose number one has to add that of their families was also probably living in SrY ( Loyang ). The
and slaves - the total Sogdian population of that colophon says it was srYc' nch kndh ( the city of SrY
town can have been scarcely below one thousand or Sarag )~ on the 16th year of the emperor Y > y
souls". These letters, which could not have been }
nkwyn (Kcai-yiian ), in the year of the dragon, it was
written later than the first half of the 4th century - translated from ' yntk' w (Indian ) into SYwSy' n' k
the date given by Henning is 312- 313 AD. - and (Sogdian ). Reichelt, who identified the Chinese
which have been dated as early as the second half of emperor, established the date of the colophon as 728
the second century , show the activity of the Sogdian
colonies inside China.15
However, it should be pointed out at this point -
14. The name of the city of XQmdan (KhUmdSn ) > xwmty( n )
in Sogdian - designating Ch‘ang -an (modern Hsi-an-fu),
that the great bulk of Sogdian literature comes from has been traced back to an old Chinese form * g }sm-
a later time, namely from the sixth to the ninth diang by Haloun. He came to the conclusion that
Chinese -Sogdian or Chinese - Iranian relations existed as
centuries AD. There are reasons to believe that new early as the fourth century RG (apud . Henning, BSOAS ,
Sogdian emigrations occurred from the fourth 12, 1948, p. 608). In addition, Von Le Coq has identified
as Sogdian colonies a number of tiny states along the
century onward. These might have been caused by Tarim basin , mentioned in Chinese annals from around
the religious policy of the Zoroastrian priesthood the 3rd century RC ( / A 1909, pp. 321- 322).
and the Sassanian state in the second half of the 15. For more accurate information about Ancient Letters, see
Sims- Williams, Encyclopaedia Iranica H/ l , 1985.
third century AD„ when persecutions of Buddhists
16. "La Colonie Sogdienne de la Rdgion du Lob- Nor", / A,
and Manicheans as well as Christians took place. The 1916, pp. 116- 123.
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A.D. Pelliot identified SrY with the Chinese city of the extent of the literature of the Sogdian colonies
Loyang, " capitale de la Chine orientale"17. but also active missionaries. With the exception of
The existence of a Sogdian colony among the the Ancient Letters, the documents from Tajikestan
northern Turks was established by E. Pulleyblank.18 and the rock inscriptions of North Pakistan, the
With information furnished by Chinese sources, he Sogdian language is known to us by religious texts
demonstrated that since the sixth century A.D., related to three great religions, Buddhism,
Sogdians lived in inner Mongolia where they enjoyed Manicheism and Christianity. An important fact is
the favor of the Turkish rulers, as attested by a that the representatives of these different religions
Sogdian historical document. The Bugut inscription, adopted different alphabets. Thus, besides
dated 580 A .D., discovered in central Mongolia in differences in vocabulary, there is also a variety of
1956, and published in 1972, confirms his view. scripts. As the materials come from different
Another inscription found in Karabalgassun, dated geographical locations, one might also suspect
9th century , displays Sogdian cultural expansion as dialectal differences. Despite this fact, the dialectal
far as North Mongolia. This document is evidence of differences within the are
written materials
where Sogdian emigrants reached their northernmost comparatively few. The differences are due more
boundary, while another, the rock inscription of often to chronological and especially to orthographic
North Pakistan shows the southernmost place a habits than to the dialectology 22 In addition,
Sogdian writing had reached. palaeography and linguistic analysis inform us that
The materials mentioned above show the extent the materials belong to different times.
of Sogdian cultural expansion, from Samarkand to In evaluating religious literature, one should
Khumdan, and from Karabalgassun to Northern remember its nature of translation - Buddhist from
Pakistan. This expansion motivated Pelliot to call Chinese and Indian, Manichean from Middle Persian
Sogdian the lingua franca of Central Asia during the and Parthian and Christian from Syriac original. The
first millennium of the Christian era 19 The language complex and technical nature of these texts has put
was, indeed , instrumental as a medium of civilization the translator’s competence to a severe test. The
between West and East of Asia. Its civilizing Sogdian translators were forced, in some cases, to
influence, on the Turks of Central Asia was felt in invent technical terms, in others, to stay too close to
both Western and Eastern Turkestan. The Turkish the idiom of the original, which led them to
alphabets of Central Asia were borrowed from the misunderstanding and misinterpretation.23
Sogdian writing systems.20 Sogdian fell into disuse as
a language, probably around the end of the tenth 17. TP , 1931, pp. 459, 462.
century , when it met the competition of Turkish in 18. -
TP , 1952, pp. 317 56.
the East and of Persian in the West. However, it was 19. La Haute Asie, p. 9; RHL, 1912, p 105. .
still used in some smaller area until 13th century. 20. -
The Sogdian so called "Sdtra" script as well as the
The dialect, still spoken in the valley of the Sogdian "cursive" script were used by the Uigurs.
Turcoiogists refer to these two types as "Sogdian" and
Yaghnab, a tributary of the Zarafshan river in "Uigur" respectively. See A. von Gabain , Alttiirkische
a variant of Sogdian. 21. B. Gharib, "Introduction ," AVS , 1965, pp. 22 23.-
22. N. Sims- Williams, CL/, 1989, p. 173.
Sogdian Materials 21 23. For more detailed information on Sogdian literature, see
M J. Dresden, The Cambridge History of Iran,
The sands of Chinese Turkestan revealed not only .
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volume 3(2), 1983, pp. 1221 1229
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The Oldest Documents: Ancient Letters 24 Transition Periods in Iranian History, 1987; also, N.
Historically, the earliest coins with Sogdian legends Sims-Williams includes a full bibliography in his
are probably the oldest existing documents of the article in Encyclopaedia Iranica II/ l , 1985.
Sogdian language. These coins date to the second According to I. Gershevitch and N. Sims Williams, -
century A.D.; some of them, the Bukhara type25, might Fragment 4 of the British Museum could be a
be even older. However , the oldest documents with Sogdian version of the Zoroastrian As?m vohu. prayer
substantial linguistic significance are the Ancient which offers ”a glimpse of genuine Old Sogdian of
Letters. Achaemenian vintage.” 33
These letters, which are probably the oldest
monument of the Sogdian language, were found by Buddhist Materials 34
Sir Aurel Stein during his 1907 expedition 26 in the Almost all the Buddhist texts have been found in one
western portion of the Chinese limes, in the province of the caves of the Thousand Buddhas, near
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of Kan Su. The fortified frontier wall presented Thunhuang in the Chinese province of Kan-Su. In
exceptionally favorable climatological conditions for 1900, while restoring one of these caves, a priest
the preservation of antiques. While clearing a discovered a walled up library. The library was
narrow passage within one of the ruined watch assumed to have been closed in the beginning of the
towers, Stein found a bundle of letters together with eleventh century , it had not been reopened since 35.
*
several wooden tablets 27 The wooden tablets showed In 1907, Sir Aurel Stein visited the caves and entered
writing of the Han period and were dated from 3 to the hidden chapel. Among thousands of tightly
20 A.D. The eight letters on paper contained writing packed bundles, he discovered a number of rolls and
in an unknown language that Stein surmised to be of Pothi manuscripts written in a script to which, later,
Iranian origin. On grounds of archaeological and the name "Sogdian” was given. A year later , P. Pelliot
palaeographical evidence, Stein dated the letters as
to belong to the first half of the second century. 24. AVS , pp. 34- 36.
In 1911, a tentative reading by A. Cowley 28 25. Some scholars think that the language of Bukhara was
proved to be unsuccessful. Shortly after, R. Gauthiot not quite identical to Sogdian. See Sims- Williams, CL /,
1989, pp. 165-6.
recognized the texts to be written in Sogdian 29 In
26. See Geographical Journal, 1909, pp. 33-35; Serindia, 2,
1931, Reichelt deciphered, translated and published 1921, pp. 578-607 and 632-655.
the letters in the second volume of his work on the 27. See A. Cowley , JR AS , 1911, p. 159; A. Stein , Ruins of
Sogdian manuscripts in the British Museum.30 Pelliot , Desert Cathay, 2, 1912, pp. 112-114.
in his review of Reichelt 31, analyzed the content of 28. JR AS , 1911, pp. 159- 166.
Letter no. 2, the longest with 63 lines, and recognized 29. JR AS , 1911, p. 497.
in SrY the Chinese city of Loyang. He established , on 30. Die Sogdischen Handschriftenreste des Britischen
Museums, II , 1931, pp. 1- 42.
the historical information furnished by the author of
31 TP 28, 1931 , p. 459.
the letter, its date as 190 AD. In 1948, Henning ,
32. 'The Date of the Sogdian Ancient Letters", BSOAS 12,
interpreting the Sogdian word xwn' w as Hun(s ) and 1948, pp. 601-615. For the controversial equation of Hun
with Hiung - nu, see O. Peritsak, CAJ , 1959, pp. 27- 34
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connecting it with the nomadic Hiung nu , proposed
and O. Maenchen - Helfen, CAJ , 1961, pp. 249 261.
to change this date to 311 AD.32 -
33. / / /, 1976, pp. 75 82; CLI , 1989, 174.
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The latest information about the Ancient Letters
34. B. Gharib, AVS , 1965, pp. 23-28; M. J. Dresden C H I , 3,
comes from F. Grenet and N. Sims-Williams in ’The 2, 1983 pp. 1224- 5. See also note 54.
Historical Context of the Sogdian Ancient Letters” in 35. A. Stein , Ruins of Desert Cathay, 2, 1912, p. 187.
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visited the library and removed most of the non - exception of the above texts, E. Benveniste published
Chinese materials36. In that way, most of the Sogdian all the Paris manuscripts recovered by Pelliot’s
literature came to the Bibliothdque Nationale of Paris. mission under the title Textes Sogdiens, 1940 Paris,
A few of them reached the British Museum. In 1914- ( TSP ) 44 Shortly before, Benveniste had published
1915, a Russian expedition headed by S.Oldenburg most of the Paris manuscripts in facsimile in Codices
revisited the cave. Among the manuscripts brought Sogdiani , 1940 ( Monumenta Linguarum Asiae
back to the Academy of Sciences of St. Petersburg Majoris , I I I ). The latest publication on the Paris
were three Sogdian fragments. Sogdian collection is done by N. Sims-Wiiliams and
Buddhism, introduced into Sogdiana from India J. Hamilton in Cl I 1990, Part II, Vol III, which
probably by way of Bactria 37, was carried in turn by includes 8 documents of Turko-Sogdians.
the Sogdian missionaries into Chinese Turkestan.38 F. W. K. Muller was the first to work on the
Although we do not possess any Buddhist document
from Sogdiana, we know from Chinese sources that
36. P. Pelliot, "Une Bibliothequc Medidvale Retrouvde au
Buddhist monks from An ( possibly Bukhara )39 and
Kan -Su," Bulletin de I' tZcole Frangaise de V Extreme -
fCang ( possibly Samarkand )40 were active in China. Orient , 8, 1908, pp. 501- 529.
Pelliot noticed that many Buddhist translators 37. A von Gabain , "Der Buddhismus in Zentralasien",
between the second and fifth centuries AD. had Handbuch Oriental istik , L8.2, 1961, p. 507.
38. We have now e Jdences of Sogdian influence on
Sogdian names On that basis, he attributed a primary
Buddhism diffusion mong Turks, around 580 AD„ with
role to the Sogdian missionaries in the diffusion of the Sogdian inscription of Bugut? see Kljastornyi and
Livsic, Acta Orient alia Hungarica 26- 1, pp. 69- 102.
Buddhism into China.
Except for one, none of the Sogdian Buddhist 39. E. G. Pulleyblank, The Background of the Rebellion of
An Lu- Shan, 1955, pp. 10- 109, fn. 20 and TP , 41, 1952, p.
texts is dated. Their estimated dates are from the 320.
sixth to the eighth or ninth century. Most of them 40. See R. N. Frye , HJAS 14, 1951, p. 125, fn. 31 and p. 126,
are believed to be translations of Chinese originals. fn. 32.
41. P. Pelliot, "Un Bilingue Sogdien -Chinois", in Melanges
One of the longest Buddhists texts, the Sutra des
d’ Indianisme O f f e r t s par ses £ leves a M . Sylvain
Causes et des E f f e t s du Bien et du Mai (SCE\ was Levi , Paris, 1911, pp. 329- 331; R . Gauthiot, P. Pelliot and
E. Benveniste, Le Sutra des Causes et des E f f e t s , I - I I I ,
identified and interpreted with the help of its
Paris, 1926- 1928; Benveniste , T S P , p. 74 and V J , pp.
Chinese version 41. The existence of many Chinese 127- 134. See also the review of Rcichelt in Z I I , 7 , 1929,
p. 140f . The latest edition of this text, with English
words transcribed in Sogdian, beside many Chinese
translation and notes, was by D. N. MacKenzie, The
expressions translated literally into Sogdian, induced Sutra of the Causes and E f f e c t s o f Actions, 1970.
Pelliot to assume the Chinese version to be the 4Z R. Gauthiot, MSL 17, 1912, pp. 357 - 367 and E.
Benveniste, TSP , pp. 74- 81. See also F. Weller
original. The estimated date for the Sogdian version "Bemerkungen zum Soghdischen Dlrghanakha - SQtra",
-
is between 700- 800 AD. Another Sogdian Chinese AM 10, 1935, pp. 221-228.
bilingual, one of the first to be deciphered, the Sutra 43. R. Gauthiot "Une Version Sogdienne du Vessantara
Jataka ," J A, 1912, pp. 163- 193 and 429- 510. See also P.
du Religieux ongles-longs ( Dirghanakha-Sutra, DN ), Tcdesco, "A -propos du Vessantara Jataka" BSL 23, 1921-
was established to be a faithful translation of the 22, pp. 110- 114; I. Gerschevitch, "On the Sogdian
Vessantara Jataka „tt JR ASy 1942, pp. 97- 101; E.
Chinse original.42
Benveniste, Vessantara Jdtaka, Paris, 1946. This text was
The longest Buddhist Sogdian text is a version of lately translated into Persian: B. Gharib, Ddstdn-e
the Vessantara Jdtaka (VJ )43. This long tale with Tawallod -e Bud Si be RavdyaUe Soghdi, Tehran, Nashr-
e- Avlshan, 199Z
many repetitive passages has furnished the largest
44. See the important review by W. B. Henning, BSOAS 11,
part of the lexicon of Buddhist Sogdian. With the 1946, pp. 713-740t
XX
Buddhist texts recovered by Sir Aurel Stein: "Reste BSOAS, 1981, refered to in this study as Fragments
einer Soghdischen Ubersetzung des Padmacintamani - of Leningrad ( Frag . LenX This was followed by two
-
Dharani Sutra" (Padm.)45. This was followed by H. other articles by the same authors in 1990 and 1991,
Reichelt, Die Soghdischen Handschriftenreste des "The Sogdian Fragments of Leningrad II", Bulletin of
Britischen Museums, (I-II, 1928-1931. HRi , HRii ).46 the Asia Institute, New Series, vol. 4, 1990, pp. 281-
The first volume contains exclusively Buddhist texts, 288; "The Sogdian Fragments of Leningrad III,
such as Vimalakirtinrdesa-Sutra (.Vim. )47 and the Fragments of the Xwaslwdnift ", Manichaica Selecia
Dhuta ( Dhu.) and Dhyana ( Dhy. ) texts48. Beside the ( Manichean Studies ), 1991. pp. 323-328.
Ancient Letters and other documents, the second To the Buddhist materials one should add some
volume contains two more Buddhist texts, the smaller texts from Mannerheim collection of Finland ,
V ajracchedikd ( Vaj.)49 and "Rauschtrank - published by N. Sims- Williams and Harry Halen,
Hilfsmittel-Sotra " (Intox.). E. Benveniste wrote a Helsinki, 1980 and three Buddhist Sutras published
series of notes to the texts of the British Museum.50 by W. Sundermann and K . Kudara, AoF , 1987, pp.
After him, N. Sims-Williams published some smaller 334-349 and AoF , 1988, pp. 174-181.
new texts of this collection ( I I J , 1976 ). The latest information about Buddhist Sogdian
In 1976, D. N. Mackenzie published The Buddhist studies is given by David A. Utz, Tokyo 1980.54 His
Sogdian Texts of The British Library ( BSTBL ) in survey covers the Buddhist Sogdian materials
Acta Iranica 10. This includes six of the largest texts discovered by A. Stein (1907-1933 ), P. Pelliot (1910 )
of the Buddhist collection , namely , Vim^ Intox., V a j n and S. Oldenburg (1918 )55 near the oasis of Tun -
Padm., Dhu -. Dhy^ together with the English huang, and those by A. Grunwedel and A. von Le Coq
translations, Notes, glossary, a Chinese-Sanskrit - in the Turfan depression.56
Sogdian compilation of the Buddhist terminology and
photographs of the facsimiles. -
45. SPAW , 1926, pp. 2 8.
46. See the reviews by E. Benveniste, JA 1929, pp. 188 192 -
The Buddhist texts of the German Turfan
and F. Rosenberg, OLZ , 1929, pp. 194 ff .
collection were published by F. W.K. Muller and
47. F. Weller, AM , 10, 1935, pp. 314- 367 and Abhandlungen
W .entz, Soghdische Texte //, (SPAW , 1934, pp. 504- fur r e Kunde des Morgentandes, 22, 6, 1937.
The latest publication on the Russian collection 55. It does not cover Buddhist Fragments of Leningrad
published by Ragoza.
is done by A. N. Ragoza, " Sogdijskie Fragmenty
56. Utz studied himself a Buddhist text, A Sogdian Version
Central no Asiatiskogo Sobranija Instituta of Mahdydna Mabdparinirvdnasatra in the German
Turfan Collection, unpublished Fh. D. Thesis, Harvard
Vostokvedenija, Moscow 1980, reviewed by N. Sims-
University, 1976. Unfortunately, I have not had access to
Williams, "The Sogdian Fragment of Leningrad", this study until now.
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m
Manichean Materials 57 them are, presumably , Sogdian translations of Mani’s
Manichean materials were discovered in the oasis of teachings from Middle Persian and Parthian
Turf an, in the Chinese province of Sin-Kiang, by originals. The decipherment and reading of these
four German expeditions sent out in the first decades texts were made possible with the help of either
of the 20th century by the Museum fur Volkerkunde these Middle Persian and Parthian originals or
Berlin 58. Sogdian materials, together with Middle parallel Manichean texts written in other languages
Persian , Parthian and Turkish texts, were found such as Uigur, Coptic, Chinese and Syriac. Most of
especially in the ruins of the old city of Khoco. them are written in the special alphabet invented by
Other Sogdian materials were discovered in Yar - Mani, a few are written in the "Sogdian" alphabet. In
*
Khoto, a ruined city about 12 miles from the modern Henning’s opinion , the Manichean materials give a
town of Turfan 5 and in a half destroyed library
^ better idea of the structure and syntax of the
which was discovered in a ruined temple at the head language than the Buddhist or Christian 64 This is
of the valley of Tuyoq.60 This library contained partly attributed to the fact that the Manichean
Manichean , Buddhist and Christian manuscripts missionaries were better educated than their
together with Chinese scrolls which were dated Buddhist or Christian counterparts. It was also easier
between the eighth and ninth centuries A.D. for them to translate from Middle Persian or
In this connection, it should be recalled that Parthian - languages closely related to Sogdian - than
between the seventh and tenth centuries, an from Indian , Cheese or Syriac languages of the
,
expansion of Manicheism into Central Asia took originals from which those counterparts often had
place.61 As a result, a considerable amount of to work. Unfortunately, because of the fragmentary
Manichean literature was produced in that area. In nature of most of the Manichean texts, their
this production and in the transmission of the
Manichean faith, the Sogdian colonies were
instrumental. Sogdian missionaries or, rather, 57. B. Gharib, "Introduction," AVS , 1965, pp. 28- 31; M. J.
Dresden , C H I , 1983, 3, 2 pp . 1224 - 25.
educated Manichean missionaries and scholars
58. See the detailed accounts by von Le Coq , Art and
translated the original Middle Persian and Parthian Archaeology 22, 1926, pp. 176- 188, and JR AS , 1909, pp.
texts into Sogdian. These were in turn translated 299- 322; also M. Boyce, A Catalogue of the Iranian
Manuscripts in Manichean Script in the German
from Sogdian into Uigur Turkish for the benefit of Turfan Collection, 1960, pp . xviii - xx.
the Turks. The Uigurs probably adopted Mani’s 59. von Le Coq , JR AS , 1909 , p. 319.
religion sometime around the end of the eighth 60. von Le Coq , Auf Hellas Spuren in Ost -Turkestan, 1926;
century. The faith also gained followers in Mongolia English translation , Buried Treasures of Chinese
Turkestan, 1928, pp. 56- 61.
a century later when an Uigur Khan adopted
61. See , for instance , G. Widengren, Mani und der
Manicheism as his national faith.62 With the Manichaismus, 1961 , pp. 132- 135; A. Adam, Handbuch
‘
conversion of the Uigurs, the Sogdians found strong der Orientalistik , 1.82, 1961, pp. 118- 119; W.
Sundermann , AoF 13, 1986, 239 - 317 .
supporters for their cause. Chinese and Muslim
62. P. Alfaric, RHL , New Series. 1913, p. 370 ; see also pp.
sources inform us that Uigur Khans would even
20- 21 above .
intervene in China or among Muslim rulers in order
63. V. V. Barthold , Histoire des Turcs d ’ Asie Centraie , 1945,
to defend the Manichean interests.63 p. 39. As for the introduction of Manicheism or " the
teaching of the Buddha of Light” into China , see
Except for the inscription of Karabalgasun found
Chavannes - Pelliot, Traite Manicheen, 1913, p. 150 and
in northern Mongolia , Manichean materials have Henning - Haloun , AM , 1952, p. 188.
been found in the Chinese region of Turfan. Most of 64. BSOAS, 11, 1943- 1946, p. 465.
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publication came later than those of the Buddhist and Angad Rdsnan in Parthian and Sogdian" C // ,
and Christian texts. Ironically, Manichean Sogdian Supplementary Series, Vol. II, London, 1990.
was the first dialect to become known. F. W. K.
Muller published a Sogdian fragment as early as Christian Materials 68
1904. More than twenty years elapsed before E. Christian materials were discovered in the Turfan
Waldschmidt and W. Lentz published more texts in area of Chinese Turkestan, in a ruined library of a
" Die Stellung Jesu in Manichaismus"65 ( abbreviated; Nestorian church, by the same German expeditions
W - Li ), and in "Manichaische Dogmatik aus that found the Manichean texts. They reflect the
Chinesischen und Iranischen Texten ”66 (abbreviated: spread of the Nestorian - Christian faith through
W - Lii ).67 W. B. Henning published other Manichean Central Asia .69 Nestorian communities were
texts in Ein Manichdisches Bet und Beichtbuch established along the same trade roads that led both
( APAWy 1936 ) ( abbreviated: B B S ) related to prayer Buddhists and Manicheans eastwards.70 It should be
and confessions. pointed out that the Nestorians, considered as
W . B. Henning also published a number of shorter heretical Christians by Byzantium, were officially
texts , the most important being: Sogdica , 1940; "The recognized in Iran by the late Sassanians. Eventually,
Book of the Giants" in BSOAS 11 , 1945 , pp. 52- 74; the Persian Church became a sort of national church
"The Murder of the Magi" in JR AS 1994, pp. 133- 1.44; over which the bishop of Ctesiphon held power and
"SogdianTales" in BSOAS 11, 1945 , pp. 465- 487; "The the Nestorians occupied a favoured place among the
Manichean Fasts" in J R A S 1945 , pp. 146- 164; " A non- Zoroastrian subjects of the Sassanian kings.
Sogdian Fragment of the Manichean Cosmogony" in Therefore, Sassanian cultural influence over
BSOAS 12, 1948, pp. 306- 318. Sogdiana offered a favorable climate for the
Since 1970, W. Sundermann published many other diffusion of Nestorianism outside the borders of the
Manichean texts mainly related to church history , empire. Evidence of Nestorian presence in the eighth
Mittelranische Manichaische Texte Kirchen- century is provided by a Sino -Syriac inscription
geschichtlichen Inhalts , 1981 ( K G ), and texts related dated 781 AD 71
It is also known that a Nestorian
to parables, Ein Manichdisch- Soghdisches monastery existed south of Samarkand, where a
Parubelbuch, 1985 ( M S P ). These texts, translated into Christian inscription in the Syriac language and
German with glossary, notes and appendices, arc
mainly written in Sogdian script. Sundermann wrote
65. APAW , 1926, pp. 1- 131.
other articles dealing with Manichean materials ,
including , among others , the problem of Manichean 66. SPAW , 1933, pp. 480- 607 .
letters , " Problem der Interpretation Manichaisch - 67. A glossary of the Sogdian words in these two texts was
compiled by G . Gropp . See Frye , Neue Methodologie in
Soghdischer Briefe" in Acta Antiqua Hungaricaz der Iranistik , 1974, pp. 35- 44.
X X V I I I , 1984, pp. 289- 316. 68. B. Gharib, AVS , 1965, pp. 31 - 34; M. J. Dresden, CHI 3,
It is worthy to mention , as a sample of Sogdian 2, pp. 1225- 6.
versification, two pieces published by Mackenzie in 69. The first emigration took place under the early
Sassanians , especially under the harsh policy of Shapur
Acta Iranica , 1985, pp. 421 -428. It is a Sogdian II who pursued Christians mostly for political reasons.
translation of two Parthian hymn cycles of But conditions changed after the breach of Nestorians.
Hwydgm' n fragments. Each canto has 30 lines , some 70. The Nestorian religion was regarded as an acceptable
doctrine in China since 638 AD.; See JA. Dabbs,
partly reconstructed . W . Sundermann published , in History of the Discovery of Central Asia, 1963, p. 14.
1990, "The Manichean Hymn Cycles Huyadagman 71. P. Pelliot, TP , 15, 1914, p. 624.
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writing, dating from the 10th century , has come to Soviet scholars and published in Russian. The
light.72 excavations, started in 1933 in the republic of
The generally assumed date for the Sogdian Tajikestan, shed light not only on Sogdian, but also
Christian texts is between the ninth and the tenth on its sister language, the less known Khwarezmian.
centuries though some are presumably of a later The first report of an accidental discovery of a
date 73 F. W.K. Muller was again the first to study the Sogdian manuscript in Tajikestan reached Leningrad
Christian texts, the reading of which was made in 1933. Shortly after, excavations took place in the
possible by the identification of the Syriac parallel ruins of a castle on Mount Mug in Northern
versions. In 1907, the first Sogdian fragment written Tajikestan near the village of Khairabad , 120 km.
in Syriac script was made known by him.74 In 1912, East of Samarkand , on the left bank of the Zarafshan
Muller published "Soghische Texte I” (abbreviated river.80 Over 76 documents were found , written on
STi ), a collection of Sogdian translations of New paper, silk , skin and wood. Most of them were in the
Testament Fragments.75 In 1934, Muller, together Sogdian cursive script , three in Chinese , one in
with W . Lentz, published "Soghdische Texte II" Arabic and one in Runic characters. The
( .SPAW ) abbreviated STii which , besides decipherment of the Arabic document , which proved
Buddhist texts, contains six fragments of Christian to be the oldest from Central Asia,81 helped to
tales.76 O Hansen published "Berliner Soghdische identify the proper name dyw> styc ( Divastic or
Texte I" ( APAW ) - abbreviated BSTi - a Sogdian DSvastic ) of a Sogdian feudal lord to whose archives
version of the St. George Passion, in 194177 and most of the documents once belonged.82 The archives
"Berliner Sogdische Texte II" ( Akademie der
Wissenschaften und Literatur , n, 15 ) in 195578. For 7Z V. V. Barthold, Four Studies on the History of Central
Asia, 1, 1956, p. 16, and Turkestan, p. 94.
the latest work on Christian Sogdian, especially the
73. E. Benveniste , JA, 1959, p. 116.
latter work by Hansen (abbreviated BSTii ), one
74. "Neutestamentliche Bruchstticke in Soghdischer
should mention M. Schwartz, Studies in the Texts of Sprache", SPAW • pp. 260-269. See also C. Salemann,
Sogdian Christian (Berkeley dissertation, 1967 ), who "Manich& ica ir, in / zv„ 1907, pp. 531 - 558. He published
MUUcr’s texts in Hebrew transliteration.
includes some other texts - a part of the Book of
75. APAW , 1912. See C. Salemann, "Manich& ica V", in izv,
Psalms. Later, N. Sims- Williams in Christian Sogdian 1913, pp. 1125- 1144, in which the first grammatical
Manuscript C 2, 1985 (abbreviated C2), translated the , sketch of the language was given.
texts BSTii into English, together with some Syriac 76. See E. Benveniste’s remarks in "Notes iii ," JA, 1936, pp.
207-235, and JA, 1951, pp. 116- 119; also, S. Telegdi, JA,
originals, glossary and substantial notes. He also 1938, p. 218.
published the photos of the facsimiles. 77. E. Benveniste, "Fragments des Actes de Saint-Georges
W. Sundermann, who reviewed Miiller’s STi , en Version Sogdienne," JA, 1943- 1945, pp. 91- 116: See
also L Gershevitch, "On the Sogdian St. George Passion,"
published also some new Christian materials in AoFi JR AS , 1946, pp. 179- 184.
1974, AoFiii 1975, AoFviiii 1981 , and Acta Iranica 78. See E. Benveniste , "£tudes sur quelques Textes Sogdiens
1981. Chrdtiens I", in JA 1955, pp. 297- 337, and II in JA
1959, pp. 115- 136? also UJ , 1959, pp. 132- 136; BSL 52,
1956, pp. 33-49; and BSL 53, 1957- 58, pp. 65- 70.
Documents and Inscriptions 79. B. Gharib, "Introduction", AVSt 1965, pp. 36- 39; M. J.
Documents from Tajikestan: Mug Documents.79 Except Dresden, CHIf 1983, 3, 2. pp. 1227- 29.
80. A A Freiman, Sogdiskij Sbornik , 1934, pp. 7 - 17, and
for the old coins and the so-called Bukhar
R. N. Frye, HJAS , 1951, pp. 105- 129.
Khudat coins, most Sogdian materials found in 81. V. A. Krackovskij, Sogdiskij Sbornik, 1934, pp. 52-90.
Sogdiana have been discovered and deciphered by 82 . For details see R. N. Frye, HJAS, 14, 1951, pp. 108- 118.
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contained the business correspondence of DSvSstli, excavations which took place between 1949 and
who is frequently called "the king of Sugd, the ruler 1956, more than 1,000 coins were found in the ruins
of Samarkand.” The documents bore dates of the of the fortified walls which surrounded the city.
year, month and day of his rule and proved to be of The best publication on the coins is, O. I.
great importance for the reconstruction of the Smirnova, Katalog Monet s Gorodisla Pendiikent ,
Sogdian calendar.83 They date from the 8th century 1963, where she tries to reconstruct the history of
.
AD and are called , after the name of the fortress Sogdiana of the seventh and the eighth centuries
they were discovered, the Mug Documents. The with the help of the coins and the documents88.
destruction of the fortress, where DSvastiC took Since 1930, many other excavations in Tajikestan
refuge, followed his capture and death. - He had and Uzbakestan have brought to light documents of
probably succeeded to hide his archives before extreme importance from the point of view of art
surrendering to Arabs. Twelve centuries later they history. Archaeological discoveries in old
came out of their hidden place to become the Transoxiana display stylistic links with traditions of
subject of Sogdian studies. The study of these Parthian and Sassanlan art, while showing distinctive
documents, initiated by A. A. Freiman, was achieved differences. The secular feature of the folk art is
by three other Russian scholars. The most important mainely illustrated in a series of narrative wall -
publications dealing with the material of these paintings that have been found in several Sogdian
excavations are by V. A. Liv§ic, M. N. Bogoljubov towns. -
Some of these wall paintings carry
and O. I. Smirnova: Sogdijskie Dokumenty s Gory inscriptions. The longest, of 16 lines, was uncovered
-
Mug , // and I I I , 1961 63 (abbreviated: MDii and in Afrasiyab site near Samarkand. A number of
MDiii ). They contain (1) legal and judiciary ostraca were found at the same place and at
documents84 and (2) business and administrative Varakhsh near Bukhara, and also at Panjikant, the
materials85 which not only shed light on the political latter containing the Sogdian alphabet in Aramaic
situation of Sogdiana at the time of the Arab alphabetic order in 6 lines. The oldest ostraca,
conquest at the beginning of the eighth century AD, dating 4th century AD., is from Varakhsh 89 Two .
but Iso furnish useful information on the economic
and adiminstrative conditions of Sogdian cities and 83. A A Freiman "Datirovannye Sogdijskie Dokumenty s
their relations with one another.86
Besides, they Gory Mug Tajikistane", in TJV, 1936, 17, pp. 137 165
. .
VDI , 1939, 4(9), p 125 Also W. B. Henning "Zum
- ,
reveal as many as fifty place names, some of which .
Soghdischen [Calender", Orientalia 8, 1939, pp 87 95- .
are still used as contemporary local names.87 The 84. Juridiceskie Dokumenty i Pis’ma, Moscow 1962
Mug Documents were published in facsimiles in
(Abbreviated: MDii ) .
Corpus Inscriptionum Iranicarum, Moscow, 1968. 85. Xozjajstvennye Dokumenty, Moscow 1961
(Abbreviated: MDiii } .
.
Other Secular Documents In 1938, excavations at Tall-
86. . .
On these documents, important articles are: R N Frye,
-
HI AS 14, 1951, 108 118; L Gershcvitch, The Sogdian
Word for advice and some Mug Documents", CAJ 1962
i Barzu, 6 km. southeast of Samarkand, brought to
light not only coins belonging to trYwn and YwPk , - -
77 95, "Sogdian on a Frog Plain," Milanges Benveniste,
1975.
presumably two rulers of Sogdiana in the early 87. See O. L Smirnova in Transactions of the 25th
Islamic era, but also other Sogdian documents. During International Congress of Orientalists, 2 I960, pp .
an expedition of 1946, led by A. Yu. Yakubovskij, - .
329 337
88. See especially pp. 22 35, where a list of the rulers, their
-
the ruins of the old city of Pyandiikent ( Panjikant ), .
titles and their dates is given
in Tajikestan, were identified. Later, during 89. Shishkin, Varakbsa, Moscow, 1963 .
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potsherds with Sogdian inscriptions were found in date 210 on the inscription is calculated as 825/6. AD.
the excavations of Giaur Kala, a mount in the oasis INSCRIPTIONS of NORTHERN PAKISTAN . The
of Merv, in Turkemenestan. Merv is actually the German expedition in North Pakistan discovered,
most western place where a piece of Sogdian writing from 1987 to 1988, more than 600 Middle Iranian
was found. It is not known whether these pots were rock inscriptions. This was made possible by the
brought to Merv by traders or made in Merv by completion of Karakorum Highway which joins
colonists. One should add that other Sogdian China to Pakistan via the valleys of Indus. Two of
inscriptions have been found as far as Semireshye in these inscriptions are Parthian, two Middle Persian,
modern Kirgizestan.90 ten Bactrian and the rest Sogdian. Most of the
INSCRIPTIONS OF MONGOLIA . A trilingual Sogdian inscriptions (about 590 ) were found near
inscription discovered in Karabalgasun, North Shatial village. Their Sogdian script is closer to that
Mongolia, was dated by Muller as belonging to the of the Ancient Letters than of the Mug Documents.
ninth century.91 It is written in Uigur Turkish, They are dated approximately to the fifth century
Chinese and Sogdian. Its content matter is Manichean AD. A preliminary edition covering one third of the
since it belongs to the reign of the Uigur Khan (808- Iranian inscriptions was published by H. Humbach
821) who had adopted the Manichean faith as the who worked solely on photographs.96
national r* tfgion. The Sogdian inscription proves that In 1985, N. Sims-Williams joined the Pakistan-
Sogdian w s used as far north as Karabalgasun in German team in Chilas in order to catalogue and
northern Mongolia and was still in use in the ninth work on the Iranian inscriptions. His preliminary
century AD. report was published in Antiquities of Northern
Another inscription written three centuries Pakistan, Vol. 1, 1989, and his major work by the
earlier around 580, found in Bugut, central Mongolia, Corpus Inscriptionum Iranicarum (CII ): " Sogdian and
has been lately noticed. It is bilingual (Sogdian- Other Iranian Inscriptions of the Upper Indus", Vol.
Sanskrit ), belonging to the first dynasty of Khaghan 1, 1989 and Vol. 2, 1992. The first volume contains
Turks. The inscription displays the inclination of the
Uigurs to Buddhism.92 90. V. A. Livsic, Sogdljcy v Semirec'e , Moscow, 1981 apud.
In 1948, a short bilingual inscription was found in Sims- Williams, CLI , 1989, 174 n 10.
Southern Mongolia (Sevrey ).93 It was in Sogdian and 91. The inscription was discovered by the first Russian
mission to Central Asia. See Milller, SPAW , 1909, p. 726;
Runic Turkish. The Sogdian text consists only of also O. Hansen, Journal de la Soceie Finno -
seven incomplete lines, mentions an Uigur Khaghan, Ougrienne, 44, 1930, pp. 3- 39.
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reading and photographs of Shatial 1, Rocks 1 39. - All three are based on the Semitic writing system
The second volume contains the remaining texts, as and have some common features. They are, therefore,
well as commentary to the whole corpus presented in defective in rendering the vocalism. This results in
the form of a glossary. certain difficulties when it comes to distinguishing
The rock inscriptions are very short, generally the vowels. Of the three scripts, the "Sogdian ” is the
consisting of personal names of the writers who most defective. It does not distinguish the voiceless
came to visit the sacred rocks. The writer generally spirants from their voiced counterparts. In other
gives his father’s name, and occasionally his words. / / /, 161 and Ixl are written like / /? /, 16 / and
grandfather’s. The longest inscription , of 23 words, lYl respectively. Some texts, however, distinguish Ixl
gives the date of the writer’s visit to the sacred from lYl , especially in initial and final positions, and
place and his wish to return safely home. .
some rare texts in all positions In most texts, the
Such a great number of inscriptions provides a voiced sibilants / z / and / z / are not differentiated.
rich collection of Sogdian personal names in addition The Manichean script, on the other hand , is the most
to patronymics. Some inscriptions contain Parthian, elaborate.10! It may have been invented by Mani
Middle Persian, Bactrian and Sanskrit names. himself around 250 AX). It is sufficiently rich in
For other non-religious documents ( many writing symbols to render the majority of the
containing Turkish elements )97 which were found in consonants including allophones. For one thing, it
Tunhuang and are now preserved in Paris and distinguishes the voiced stops from the voiceless102,
London collections, see Buddhist materials. The most and the voiced spirants from the voiceless, except
interesting non -religious nature are
texts of for 161 and 161, both of which it renders by the same
Fragment 13 of Paris (abbreviated: Rust.) which symbol. Unfortunately, the Manichean scribes
narrates the battle of Rustam with Dives ( PI 3);
Fragment 3 which displays the hidden power of nine 97. N. Sims- Williams,- J. Hamilton , Documents Turco-
especial stones with which a magician can cause
1990.
-
Sogdiens du I X e X e Siicle de Touen-houang ; Cl I , 2/ 3,
One is the proper ’’Sogdian ” script, in which are 100. The abbreviation M is used for the texts written in
Manichean script and C for the Christian texts written
written all the Buddhist texts99 as well as all the
in Syriac.
secular materials such as letters, legends on coins,
101. This script is used not only for Sogdian, but also for
legal documents, and inscriptions. Some Manichean Middle Persian, Parthian, Turkish, and even classical
Persian.
and a few Christian texts are also written in this
102. Voiced stops are generally analysed as allophonic
script. The Manichean materials are mostly written
variants. Of the three scripts, M is the only one which
in a modified form of Palmyrenian (called distinguishes them. This might be because the
Manichean script was first adapted to Middle Persian,
Manichean ) ant? the Christian materials in Estrangelo a language which distinguished the voiced and
Syriac.100 voiceless stops phonemically .
.
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>
i
are not always consistent in the orthography they called "Uigur ” ), is not completely clear. In the
employ. The Syriac script, used in most Christian documents discovered in Chinese Turkestan , as in
materials, distinguishes all the voiceless sprirants, Sogdiana, three main varieties can be distinguished:
including /0/, from the voiced. However, the voiced (1) the script used in the Ancient Letters which is an
stops are not differentiated from the voiced spirants, -
archaic, non cursive type, called "Early Sogdian" by
except in the case of lYl and [g] . Stein and Gauthiot; (2) the script used in the
Buddhist texts, referred to as the Sutra script, a
Sogdian Script calligraphic handwriting developed around 500
The "Sogdian" script is indirectly derived from a century A. DA (3) a cursive script, called (wrongly )
north Semitic type of writing that was closely "Uigur," attested in inscriptional and documentary
related to the Aramaic script, especially that used in materials as well as, in rare cases, in Manichean
the papyri.103 The Aramaic script introduced into writings of the eighth, ninth and tenth centuries. The
Sogdiana, as into other provinces of the empire third variant is very much like the cursive of the
under the Achaemenians,was probably adapted to the coins of Sogdiana, and it may have been fixed in its
Sogdian language in the late Parthian period. A final form around 600 century AD. Sogdian scribes, in
feature of the "Sogdian" script is that it shows a the most elaborate type of the scripts - the second -
numbe of varieties, probably due to the fact that it resolved the ambiguities with sporadic addition of
had be n used from an earlier time than either the diacritic points, thus distinguishing / z / from Izl and
Manichean or the Christian scripts. This long / p! from / / / i n rare instances. One of the ambiguities
standing, in turn, is the cause of the many historical for the decipherment is the similarity of written
and pseudo-historical spellings, which are symbols especially in junctures. It is always difficult
particularly noticeable in the Buddhist texts. The to distinguish z from n, r from \ x from Y and d
date of the adaptation of the Aramaic writing system from r. The confusion is more conspicuous in the
to the Sogdian language must have been somewhat cursive type where } is written similarly to z or nt }n
earlier than the second half of the second century to n\ $ to s and y to r or p.
AD., the date to which the first specimens of the Another feature of the "Sogdian " script is the
"Sogdian" script can be assigned. The order of the occurrence of Aramaic ideograms. These, however,
Sogdian alphabet is known from an ostracon are much less numerous than in the Pahlavi writing
discovered at Panjikant in 1965 and published by system, being restricted to pronouns, articles,
Livsicl 04. The alphabet consists of the 22 letters in prepositions, conjunctions, and various particles and
the traditional Aramaic order (although four letters common nouns more conspicuous in documentary
were not used as phonetic symbols.) An extra lamed materials and coins. Contrary to the Pahlavi
at the end was a matter of discussion. According to tradition, verbal forms in ideogram are very rare,
Liv§ic, the repetition of lamed may be due to the which might be due to the existance of the imperfect
fact that this letter represents two distinct phonemes, in Sogdian .
181 and 161. Sims-Williams, however, suggests that
the extra lamed is representing III in foreign
words.105
103. Gauthiot, M 1911, pp. 83- 87.
The development of the Sogdian writing symbols,
104. V. A. Livsic, "A Sogdian Alphabet from Panjikant'',
beginning with the legends of the old coins which HMV , 1970, pp. 256-263.
resemble Aramaic, to the cursive Sogdian (sometimes 105. / A , 1981, p. 349.
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Matiichean Script See also the tables in the Persian Introduction.
The Manichean orthography is influenced by the
conventions of both Sogdian and Manichean variants Phonology
of Middle Persian and Parthian. The addition of the Traditionally, the name "Sogdian " as a language have
special letters p and 6 ( borrowed from Sogdian been applied to different varieties of speech,
script ) and Y , allows b, d and g , (originally adapted commonly referred to as Buddhist, Manichean, and
to Middle Western Iranian language ) to represent Christian , according to the three different scripts in
only the voiced stops. Nevertheless, as these which Buddhist, Manichean and Christian materials
consonants are only allophones, the Manichean are written. Beside secular materials, such as letters,
scribes write sometimes b and d phonetically, and documents, inscriptions and coins, some Manichean
sometimes p and t phonemically. Another feature of and Christian texts written in Sogdian scripts are to
the script is the use of 1 (ain ) instead of > (aleph ) to be considered as important sources of information.
represent the phoneme lal and its allophone b]. Also, Putting aside the differences due to the writing
t is interchangeable with /, and q with k . The systems and the orthographic habits, it remains to be
frequent doubling of y, w and <5 has no phonetic seen whether the existing distinctions can be
significance, and the symbol h has no sound when interpreted as synchronic, i.e. dialectal, differen-
used in final position. tiations. They might also reflect the diachronic
On the other hand , the Manichean script, is development of one and the same language.
defective in showing Sogdian vowels in quality and The phonemic charts on the following pages give
quantity . the picture of the Sogdian phonemic system. They
are based on comparative phonology and internal
Syriac Script reconstruction.
With respect to vowels, the Syriac script used for The phonetic characterizations of certain sounds
Christian materials is better qualified and shows are, of course, speculative. A deeper examination
Sogdian vowels at least qualitatively in some shows that the dialectal differences within the •
instanc s. A system of conventional points makes it written material are comparatively few. This is not
possible to distinguish vowels and their differences to claim, as wrote Sims-Williams, "that Sogdian texts
at least in qualities. Thus, y with double vertical dots are linguistically uniform, nor is it to deny that local
under it represents lei and lei, while y with a single varieties of Sogdian will have been spoken ( though
dot under represents III and ///. In the same way, but not necessarily written ) in areas away from the
used much less frequently, vv represents /0 / and /0 /, capital. One such dialect survives in modern
while vy represents lul and / u /. Using : ( two vertical Yaghnabi. Another , in which Sogdian 161 and 161
points ) for lal and ; (two more distant vertical merge into / / /, is indirectly attested by Sogdian loan-
points ) for lal is less significant. To represent words in Persian".106
consonants, Sogdian Christians added three new
characters f , x , z to the 22 letters of the Syriac Vocalic System
alphabet. In this way , the Christian texts The defective nature of the Semitic script on which
distinguished / pi from / / /, / 6 / from 101, Ixl from each of the Sogdian scripts is based and, in addition,
lYl and / z / from /z/. However, one should note that the occasional inconsistency of the scribes, make the
the orthography is not entirely consistent in all
: texts, presenting other problems in the decipherment. 106. CL/ , 1989, p. 173.
M
P
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/ u 0yu / wfiyw both Av. ubayam destroyed ), or as a remnant of inflectional endings,
/kuti/ kwty dog Yaghn. kut like genetives of masculine a-stem nouns. It is
/mu / mw this OIr. imam
difficult to consider it a full phoneme.
IV ) lal Low, back , half rounded long vowel, from
X ) lol Mid , back , rounded short vowel. Rare
OIr. *d:
examples of short lol can be treated as luljal and [ a ]:
/ap/ 9
P water Av. dp-
/ mat / myt mother OIr. mdtar - / moxsk / mwxsk mosquito Av. maxsika
/ xana / xyny house Olr. * xanaka / martoxme; mrtxm' y people, OIr. *martiya-
martoxme / man tauxman
V ) / el Mid , front, unrounded long vowel, from OIr.
di . It also reflects either fronted * a and du or the OIr. Its identity as a full phoneme is doubtful. The same
suffix -aka in final position: must be true for the palatalizated u as in iizbd
/ec / * yc something Av. aeta ( terror ).
/sen - / syn - raise * sanaya-
XI ) [? ] There are reasons to believe that a short,
/ xuten / xwt' yn queen * xwa! auni-
vowel existed in Sogdian. It is probably
/zate / -
zytyl yk son *zataka- indistinct 9
OIr. accented or unaccented Instances of initial lil while Pynd ( to bind ) never alternates with a form
are rare and those mentioned are, in addition , without y. Of the same kind is the example of the
uncertain Examples for medial and final: -
verb nys (to destroy, from * ndsaya \ for instance, -
/afriwan / * frywn blessing -
M nyst . (destroyed ) alternates with M nst and B -
/oktani / ykrtyny( h ) sin OIr. * krtani
nyst -. Other doublet examples are M jyt - and jt -
(struck , past participle of zan-\ M jp- and B zyp-
VIII ) lu / High, back, rounded long vowel, from OIr. ( to bite ). Also, B pi pyst - and ptp' yst - ( recognized ,
*K:
past participle of ptPyd - ) which alternates with C
/ ftum / Pwm world OP bumi ptpst . In Some examples, an initial written }
in
/ mus / mws mouse Av. mus a Sogdian script corresponds in the M script both to
«
Instances of initial / « / are rare and those aleph C ) and ain ( ( ) the latter occurring only before
y
mentioned are, in addition, uncertain. The lul in ' wbs Ispl and Istl . According to Sims- Williams, the two
(/ ufs /, to sleep ) might be long, but the imperfect letters provide evidence for the existence of two
/wafs/ points rather to /ofs/. Final lul is not attested. distinguishable allophones, variants of initial / u / ,
IX ) lei Mid, front, unrounded short vowel. The short
lei has no example initially. In final and medial
110. Reasons for the assumption of an additional long
positions, it is of secondary formation, either as a
phoneme /6 / are given by Sims - Williams in RL, 1984,
result of palatalization, e.g., fnys- ( / fnes / , to be 206; CLI , 1989, 180.
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2) / t / Voiceless dental stop < *t: / yaw / Yyw cow Av. gav-
/tam / fm- hell Av. tdmah /patyos/ ptYws - hear * pati - gausa -
Skt. tdmas /Pay / fiY - god OP baga-
/marti/ mm man OP martiya - III) The voiceless spirants //, 6, x / < OIr. spirants /*/ ,
/ wat / wind Av. vafa-
*0, *x /.
3) /c / Voiceless palatal affricate: 1 ) // / Voiceless labial spirant < */:
3.1 ) < OIr. *c: /fri / fry - dear Av. / rya-
/casm / esm - eye Av. casman- / wafr / w f r - snow Av. vafra-
/acu / cw what Av. CM /afrin / ' fryn - bless Av -
. d frina -
/kaSac/ k6 yc ever * kada-cit / naf / nY people Av . nafa-
/ pare /
nyc
/wicaw / wye'w
pre-
nostrils
witness
back
* vi- kava
Av. parsti -
—
* nahika , Av. ndh
-
3) Ixl Voiceless velar spirant < *x and * h
Ixarl rr- donkey Av. xara -
/ max / mx moon Av. ma /i
3.4 ) < OIr. */ r:
/farnxunde / prnYwn6 yk fortunate Av.x Varna /m'an /
'
/ casn / esn thirst OIr. *frs7ia- H 4
/ caf / efi - steal OIr. *trp-114 IV ) The voiced stops lb, d, /, g] are predictable; they
A later, dialectal feature is the change to Icl are conditioned by their phonological environment
from 161 or Idl in the environment of A?/, as in B such as nasal and voiced sibilants. They behave as
- -
cstw' n (poor ) < B 6 stwyn and C dystw' n allophonic variants of voiceless stops. The picture is
4) Ikl Voiceless velar stop < * k : as follows: OIr. /*p, *f , *c, * kl remain in Sogdian
/ kam / kym - like Av. kdma- except after a nasal or voiced sibilant, in which case
/ nukar / nwkr now * nu-kara - they become lb d, ;, g/ , OIr. /*&, *d, *g / become
wyrk - * vf ka-
*
/ wrk / wolf
spirants Ifi, (5, Yl in Sogdian, except after a nasal
li ) The voiced spirants Ifi , 6 Yl reflect the OIr.
y
or voiced sibilant and in some consonant clusters, in
voiced stops l*b, *d, *g/, which have become spirants
which case they remain unchanged.
in all positions except after a nasal and voiced
1) [b ] occurs after m, or older n which has become
sibilant and in some consonant clusters such as fid
m by assimilation, and after z < z:
and Yd.
1) Ifil voiced labial spirant < *b:
kambi B knpy;
M kmby
less OIr. * kambiyah
Av. kamna -
— y
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|3and 6 B Pntk\ slave OIr. * bandaka- with OIr. * / 0 r / and, in a parallel way, Izl with OIr.
M findyh *ldrl. The B and some M forms still keep the
azdyu B } ztyw exiled OIr. * uzdahyu- historical spelling.
) [ j ] occurs after n:
'S /se/ B ( > )<5 ry,!y; three Av. Oroya -
anjaman M ' njmn- assembly -
* ham gamana- M >6 ry\ C sy
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(Av. / v/ ) and */>/, respectively. transcription.
1 ) /w /: However, against the assumption of Sogdian III as
/ war6/ wrS rose Av. vardSa - a separate phoneme is the fact that the Uigurs, who
/wSn/ wyn - see Av. vain - adapted the "Sogdian” script for their language,
/ afriwan / 9 prywn blessing -
Av. & frivana - rendered Uigur Idl by the Sogdian <5 and Uigur III
/ nawfc/ nwyy new Av. nova - by the Sogdian r symbols. Henning suggested that
/ yriw / T'ryw own, self Olr. * grlwa - OIr. 1*61 and 1*61 merged in most Sogdian "dialects"
into one single sound which was kept as 6 in
2) lyl:
eastern Sogdian and became / in Western Sogdian.
/ yin / y» favor Av. yana -
This is, however, contradicted by the evidence of
/ay£>z/ * ywz - agitate -
Av. & yaoz ~
Yaghnabi, which ignores L One should point out that
/apay / fp> y- to consider OIr. *&- pa( y )
the sound change of Idl > III is not general in
IX) The fact that several Eastern Iranian languages Eastern Iranian. It is only common to some Iranian
show a sound change of d > /, and also the fact that languages of Afghanistan such as Pashto, Yidgha,
in Manichean script ( M ) the Semitic sign lamed is Munji and (the Kafiri dialect of ) Prasun. Khotanese,
used to render Sogdian 6 and daleth to render d , Ossetic, Yaghnabi and most Pamir dialects ignore it .
induced Andreas to assume the existence of a This, probably, was also the case for common
Sogdian phoneme /. This hypothesis seems to be Sogdian. The sound change Idl > III might have
borne out by other evidence. In foreign loanwords, centered , as Morgenstieme puts it, in the area of
III is rendered by 6 in the Buddhist script (B) Badakhshan, the north-eastern corner of Afghanistan
especially in the case of early borrowings such as and southern Tajikestan, in the region neighboring
k6 p> from Skt. kalpa-, 6 wk from Skt. l o k a p y6 h
}
on the province of NQristSn (ancient KafiristSn ), It is
(elephant ) from Middle Persian and Persian pll, 6 ykh noteworthy, finally, that the word Badakhshan,
-
(letter ) from Skt. lekha and 6 mtyr (lamp ) from
y which is used in the Islamic period to designate both
Greek lampter. In later borrowings, however, III is the area and the kind of ruby for which it was
rendered by r (Semitic rech, which sometimes has a famous, is also spelled with / as Balakhsh (French
special diacritic sign and is transliterated by r >, thus, Balais, English Balas ).
' ndrnyr- for -
Skt. indr anil a . Besides, when Sanskrit The last word about l is said by Livsic and Sims -
words are transcribed (not borrowed ) into the Wiliiams. Livsic thinks that the last letter of the
"Sogdian" script, / is rendered by r% e.g., pr' n for Skt. Sogdian alphabet (in the Penjikent ostracon )
balam. represents the phoneme 161 (voiceless counterpart of
Some Sogdian loanwords in Persian render by / 161 ), while Sims-Williams thinks it was used to
what is written 6 in B and M, or d and 6 in C. For render foreign words containing the sound III .
instance, Pers. mid (wine ) from mw6 - < madu- % Pers.
p&lik (leather shoes ) from p*6 y% Pers. linj ( to pull - Remarks : 1) Buddhist and all of the texts written in
out ) from 6 ync - <*Oanjaya -
\ Pers. palindin- "Sogdian" script use the Aramaic symbols: beth to
(threshold ) from p6 yund -\ Pers. balade ( unlawful , render / J)l (and occasionally [b]); lamed to render
corrupt ) from p6 }ty; Pers. Yolin ( jug ) from Yw6 }k . - /6 / and 161% gimel to render lYl and Ixl (and
The occurrence of double spellings in place names occasionally [g]>, pe to render / p/, If I , and [ b ]% tau to
such as Badakhshdn and Balakhshan , Amui ( < * Amud ) render Itl and / d / % kaph to render Ikl and lg / % izaddi
and Amul provides further evidence for such to render Icl and [ J ]% zain to render / z / and / z /.
XXXV
m
The Ancient Letters and the Manichean texts Thus in B, y and y alternate constantly , as do w and
}
/f /. Ain is used to render lYl and gimel to render [ gl the reconstruction of the original writing. Tables 1
Its main feature is the proper representation of the through 3 in the Persian Introduction give the
dentals. Thus, daleth is used to render / 5 / , teth is transliterations and transcriptions for Sogdian scripts:
used to render III (and [d ] ) and tau is used to render secular Sogdian, Manichean and Syriac, respectively.
161. The sign represents both lal and la! as well as
)
See also comparative Tables 4 and 5 in the Persian
the nasal I ami. Introuduction.
4 ) In general, aleph 0) renders lal in medial and
Idl in initial and final positions. It rarely renders lal
in a medial position: as a rule, medial lal is not
written. In B and M, it sometimes occurs before y
and w to render ! e , e, i, ail and Id , oy u, u, aul 117. See GMS, p. 457 , n 1.
respectively, and sometimes without phoentic value. 118. SW , RL, 1984; CL! , 1989.
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General Abbreviations
oljLa. 1
^
abl. ablative ind . indicative pp. past participle
acc. accusative indecJ. indeclinable pr. proper name
act* active
adj. adjective
indf . indefinite .
Prak Prakrit
adv. adverb
Indo. Indie .
prec precative
inf . infinitive pred. predicate
Akk . Akkadian inj. injunctive pref . prefix
Apd . Appendix inst. instrumental prepos. preposition
Apud . according to. interj. interjection pres, present
Arab. Arabic interrog. interrogative pres. part , present participle
Aram. Aramean intrans. intransitive pres. st. present stem
Arm. Arminian irr. irrealis pret. preterite
art. article Isk. Ishkashmi pro. prohibitive
aux. auxiliary Khot. Khotanese pron. pronoun
.
Av Avesta Khwar. Xwarazmian,- prop, proposition
Bal. Baluchi Khwarezmian pt. past
caus. causative Lat. Latin pt. st. past stem
Chin. Chinese loc. locative rel. relative
comp, comparative
Compd . compound
.
m masculine R Rectus
conj. conjunction
med. pass, medio- passivc .
Rosa Roshnani
mid. middle RV Rig-Veda
dat. dative MP Middle Persian Sankl . Sanglechi
def . definil e Munj. Munjani >ark . Sarikoli
demons, demonstrative
dir. direct
n. noun $ . singular
T
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’P’rys’k, ’PrY^y, ’Prys’k ) ^'Prxsy(y )
wish , desire, lust
apaste ©<*abastaka © pp. ^'bynt-, > bst-, TSP 2.904, 1053, 5.30, 7.151; SCE 431 BSTBL, ,
’np'st-, ‘bsty Vim.; S W, IIJ 1976, Frag. 5.11; -> y, TSP 17.11;
bound , joined, permanent
TSP 2.550; S W, C2 n p75.26 -
SCE 308; >kw, BSTBL, Dhu. 82
14 » pr'y => -» pr
6 ’’p’ycy B £ ->>> JL?*. f
.
15 ’’prys k => ’Prxsy(y )
apici (»Pcy ) © <Skt. avid ’
^
( name of the oist hell
SCE 279, 337, 349; > fiyc , TSP 7.43
16 ’’PrYs’kmync S
aPraxse-menc => *Prxsymync
7 “p’yr- B, S lascivious
S W, IIJ 1976, 49, 50, Frag. 5.8-9
a 0ir © <*abrya © pass. st.; impf . m } fiyr =# *(3r-
0<? )be carried, (/ o )be brought 17 ’’PrYs’y =4 ’Pr'ys’k
GMS 540; VJ 868, 871; MDii; AVS 76 18 wprxsy M jjjI
0*3*
‘ ,
8 »pcr M
apcar
apraxse (’prys’y ) ® <* Z -braxsaka; Av. bdrzg -
Parth. awarzog; Pahl. awarzog ; Khot. aursa
materials
GMS 1531
^Pr s’k
desire, lust^
Hen. Tales. 487 n 2; GMS 5
9 ” pcy =4 tP>ycy
10 » pr B 19 ^ prxsymync M
apar apraxsemenc ^,prys,kmync
touch desiring, wishful
^pryn- 2
Assyrian
indigestible ?
STSC 67 TSP 8.124; Hen. JRAS 1944, 144.3
56 »dy S ( u >> 73 Yz B => Yz
a5e (*5y, *5yy ) © pi. ob. pi. -tyy dyCy ),
>
*6 kw
^ 74 » y > ns B
axans x’s, >nY>s
somebody , anybody ^
fight , dispute
GMS 1560 ff , 1580; S W, SGI 1986, 407f
TSP 9.12, 13ii 7
57 »8y M , S =4 »5> y, My, My (y ), y5yyt
75 ,>Y >r1 M =»
(
60 >>8yn )(h ) M
* axar
j
^
i *CJ Z I step, pace
aSene (*8yny ) © < MP SCE 197; BSTBL, Dhy. 93, 97; EGSii 167
Iriday
GMS 49; JRAS 1945; Fasts. 149.12, 19, 153.14, 36,
-
77 Yst S =» ' yst -
78 Yw8 B (? Jf7 ) oXJ & yr < A U
151.6 n 2 p153
61 ^SyiPk =» ' b' yn' k*
ayo8 © <a- gaud - =$* yv/ nd -
cover, covering
62 ’’SyiPy =» yn k
’^ VJ 961; BSTBL; Gharib. AI 4.249
79 Yy6 B - ayaSo ©<aYa6 aku ?
ayeS © <*a- gadaya- =z* yy8 - wish
(to )wish, (to )demand VJ; EGSii 75; GMS 960; nom . VJ 29d, 650, 1185;
BSTBL, Dhy. 15, 75; GMS 653 acc. VJ 17, 59b, 1223
80 YyS k B ’ jjjl 91 "yS’y S, B ijjjl
aye§e (•yySdc ) =^ *y5) k (w ) aya6e (*ydy, *y6yy ) •yS Cw )
wish, desire wish
^ ^
TSP 2, 382, ' Y ' yS' kw-, Sogdica. 60.28, 61 SCE 555; VJ 44*; TSP; BSTBL; BBB; GMS 962;
81 » Y > ynt ~ B KG; STii 8.10, 4.12
ayind ?
o* * jU
^ & to* £
92 wydy C =» Y y
^
0(9 )defile 93 wy8yy M => 9 yd } y
Mack. SCE 180( N ); Gersh. IF 75, 304 94 "ymp - M
82 >,y > yr B - o>- ayamp
axer = y > r 2> xrt-, }xyr -
(ro )walk
^ walking
Sogdica. 64, lln 66
BSTBL, Dhy,, SCE 383 95 "yrt’k S
83 »y > yr B
axer
^ jr ayar(te ) ? (Yr 1 ) ^ rtqy *, Yrc
radiant, splendid ^
moving, going, ambulant S W, C2 pi 49, 27; *y >r, Hen. JRAS 1944, 144n 3;
VJ 882 Mack. AI 1985 422, 424 n 4
84 » y >yrn > k B "
t a j j j j ILS j>£J* 96 ^yrtystr M Jt
axerne (Iy> yrn> y ) xyrny
moving, walking, going, ambulator
^ ayartistar ? ©superl. *Y rt }
^
jS) jJj jU- 1 to*
ayaz Yz © <* d -gaz = *yst-1, ,y>z-
( (fo )begin
,
*yst-J, >ysd r-
^
aAt
akarte (* krtk )
sword
“ ’
150 m k =» hnyk
151 * m*n B OjJd c 3 y?
SCE 224, 241, 207; EGSii 167
aman ? © Av. a-ma
137 "k’wc - B I power
akoc Okwyc, *kwc- ) © Khwar. }kwcy . BSTBL, Vim. 140; VJ n p92.222; Bailey. Prolexis.
-
=^ * kwyt , qwc-, *qwc~
)
137
(to)hang ,
152 > m > r8 B foly*&
TSP 3248, 6.107, 125; BSTBL, Dhu. 272; GMS
634; AVS 120
-
amar 9/5 ® <*ham arOa\ Pahl. hamahl
companion
138 » k*ys - B GMS 1034; Hen. Texts. 726; pi. *m }rSty TSP
akes ©<*a kars - 3.106; ob. pi. m' r& yty, TSP 15.27 n pl 94
’
(r )pull out
^ 153 » m r8 ii B, S
’ ’
GMS 343; TSP 2.851 n pi 80 amarBan (*m, r 6 yty , *mr5> n ) © gen. pi.
)
—
(
143 ^ ks’k =* Mc’ysdc
amtyak (*mty > kh )
144 *kwc =» >k > wc-
ornament, mark
145 wqwc M - J^-3
TSP 8.197 n p219; Vim. 87, BSTBL
Skoc © impf . m }qwc =» *k > wc-
mm
7
1>
n>y -
, 173 ^mty’kh =4 fm>ty>kh
160 ”m ty (y ) M ojU (
diarrhoea
179 wmyq C =» "m’yk
TSP 2.35
180 wmy (k ) M , S
164 Mmng M , C
amlk
amang
dirt
truth
GMS 5; Sogdica. p 56 y 28. 58n; S W, C2, 97.4
GMS 1014; BBB 614; STii 5.19, 23; STi 81.13
181 wmynyy M
165 “mnkcyk C
amine © Av. hamina\ Pahl. hamin
amangcik
summer
truely
GMS 4, 397; Hen. Tales. 481.41; W -Lii 547.8;
STi 87.22, 86.7; EGSii 97
BBB
166 "mrfito =4 *m > r6> n
182 wmyty M
167 "ms- M , S amite OmPy ) © Av. mi =4*my( k )
am(o )s ? © impf . m' ms =4 > ms-
mixed, dirty
^
(to )plough
BBB b 30; S W , C2 p97.4
GMS 634
183 V S ( <J
168 >>ms > M , C an
^U O J I J L
amsa © ob. - yy =^ >ms> An( a Sogdian family name )
obedience, attention Hen . BSOAS 11.736, 12.603 n 2; Sogdica. 59
GMS 973, 1265; BBB 687; STii 4.37; ' ms' kr "to ,
184 »n >nt( ) B
observe" Benv . JA 1951 , 118; BSL 53 p 57f
169 "ms* frm’y - M O* y
Ananda
VJ ; SCE; BSTBL
( h y < j/
^
j j/ fO) Lej I
amsa - framay
185 Vt ( t ) B
Go )take care
anat © Khot . anata
Sund . Man. Lett. 310.17; Frag. Len. 37.18
perfectly , clearly
170 >Wk S ?
amsak ? ©<*hama- sahaka\ Pahl. hmys' k
^9 TSP 6.109, 10.11 , Vf ; BSTBL; S W , C2 n p 55.10;
Bailey. Prolexis. 95
list ?
186 Vy- B , M J* J » !j
MDii pl 49, 4 1
anay (*ny - ) © <* a - nay - © impf . m }ny « 4 toy- ,
171 "mt’yc B , S =4 *mtyc
*nyt -
172 "mt cyh B =4 ,mtycy>
^ 0o )lead , (r )carry
^
m3
r
*ny -
GMS 569; EGSii 18, 58; VJ; BBB 100; AVS 94 Aban , eighth month of the year
Hen. JRAS 1945, 151.5
187 » ny =* * n > y - -
188 ” nyny (y ) M doJJbfj
199 Vrs - B, S
apos, aprs (* prs- ) ps-1, > prs-
lo
anayne, anene © pres. part. => *n y }
- ( / <? )ask for leave
^
leader
GMS 895; VJ; BBB 100 -
VJ; GMS 138, 145, MDii; Frag. Lcn.
200 » p>rs S
189 » nyt M - 0-5 aprs
amt © pi. st.
OcOlead
^ nyd’r -, M y
^- farewell
Gersh. Advice. 94; MDii; Frye 22
GMS 537, 883; AVS 94
190 » p B, M , C ( C) j Ov'' 1
- 202
-
201 » p > t » *Pftt
wp,t ^ p’t =» * p* t * p*t
-
ap (*ph ) © f .; acc. wh; ob. - y( hh ob. pi. ty -
** b, 'p- 203 » p>y - B, M, S
water
GMS 1228 -
apay Opty ) © <* a - paya\ Spa © impf .
» »
191 » p wpr >y B C)t1 g.~ r j ^py
ap-aPare 0o )watch, 0o )consider
dropsical GMS 634; AVS 91
,
-
SCE 415, GMS 1134 204 J p > y y *w B
192 » p t B, M ” -
api /e yaw
-
apat apat ( p t p t )
,, • TSP 8.108
’
good , bravo 206 "p’ync r ph B ’ ( iSjt*:-t
^
BSTBL; TSP; EGSii 179 apcnc (* pync r >Ph ) *p> ync(h )
^
»
•«»1 ffili
"
K
TSP 6.2, 11, 31
212 wpkynch B Aban , tenth day of the month
apkenc © f . adj. GMS 237, 305, 905
( o / )crystal 225 Mpwx M =» •pwyTwc
i BSTBL, Dhy. 207 226 Mpyk M issJ
213 wpkyny(y ) M *pkyn k
}
apik => pyk }
Gersh. Sogd . Cpds. 1945, 143b; BBB 721 228 " pznp’k B
215 Mpny M ap-zamb(e ) (*pznph )
apne waterside
( (? / ) watcr TSP 3.125 n pl 95; VJ 64; Hen. Tales. 483.8, 9.19
1
S W , BSOAS 1981, 236 229 wpznph B, S => *pznp> k
216
, prs- => * p rs-
} )
230 Mr > p B ( /'b)
217 »prwS B arap
river ? { name of art )illncss, glow
Frag. Lcn . 29.11, y - TSP 2.276; Hen. Texts. 718
218 » pry ( h ) S t y 231 Vys - B
afr! ? ^ pry - -
araxs ©* a raxsa =» Vyt -
dear ( / c ) rcly on , Oajtakc refuge with
MDii p21.R 9 n p 30 BSTBL, Dhy. 186; TSP 6.21, 7.81, 9.125;
219 ^ pryn B - Pcrikhanian , SI 1988, 138
232 ,,r ys k B
- . -
afrin ® <* a - frina \ Av a fray - =**0 ryn ~ , ,,
*fryn - araxsc ( * rys ) y , * r , ys > y ) r’ys-
(to )praisc support , refuge
^
VJ; GMS 579; AVS 97 BSTBL , Dhy. 84; TSP 6.103, n p202
220 Wpryw S , ,
233 >> r ys y =» , r ,ys, k
afry ( u ) ? © <*a- friya ,, -
blessing
234 r > yt S, M CAJL P --
Anc. Lett . 1, 1, 2, 27; Bailey. Asica.
-
arayd ©*a rak - © pt. st.
(to )support
221 "prywn B, S 1 Sund. KG 177; S W, Apd. 3.2, 2 pl 96;
afriwan => *prywn , *frywn Perikhanian , SI 1988, 138
praise, blessing
235 Vyty S U.>
VJ 1198; TSP 8.201; BSTBL, Dhy. 169, 242; Anc. arayde © pp.
Lett. 5.1, 7.1 supported
222 pskrtk S U* J jb < U ~JJ KG 456; pi. Sund . n pl 77; S W , pl 96
-
apas-kare <£)<*' ps kr' h <*apa0ra- 236 Vk B
chief of guards arak , are
MDiii p89 mad
223 J > pty S LW>- TSP 2.37 n pl 69; SCE 407; Bailey. BSOAS 1961,
apate 474
protected
237 Vnj =* * r ync, Tyne
}
—
deception
SC£ 471 n p 41 254 Vky B i jS" jL
4! 243 ) > rr ,np >
aranpa ?
B .if ( )
rb asake © < S* sak -
suitable, compatible
^ Ls ^tk
( name of a ) mcdical plant TSP n p216, 8.139, 140
TSP 20, 2, 5 255 Vnk =» >s» k
244 > rt rwc S
}
—
246 >> r \vytky > M ( oj* Jl SCE 151, 354; GMS 976n 978
aruydakya
greed
rwytqy *
^ 259 Vwr B V JJ* I ) I J 3 I
Hen . Sogdica. 46, 47, LW 103fn ; BBB 566
asOr *swr © <Skt. asura © pi . -t ; ob. pi. / y,
( ) -
- n =^ swr }
247 Wrwxs M c j 1* Asura
aruxs © pl.-r STii 8.6; BSTBL, Padm. 3; TSP 22.19
greed , desire
260 >>s,ym )n 6 y B .*
BBB 566; GMS 539, 957 asemande =**s-
248 Mrwxs - M possession
aruxs © rauk ; Khot. rrauta% Skt. ruc-
=^ * rwyt -
^ STii 8.2 p 574
261 »sp > nh ? S
( / o ) be greedy
aspon ? Osprnh ) © Av. aspdrdnah
BBB ^’nsphih ?
repay
249 »s B MDii; Gersh. Advice. 91
as © inf . -> y, ->/
262 “sprnh S =^ ®sp* nh ? >
taking ,
263 »st n >yh B
BSTBL, Vim. 204; TSP 14.11
»
-
250 s B, M , S
j
^-
UJ ij
(fo ) pour
p 177, 588; AVS 81
GMS 600, 634; Bailey. Prolcxis. 417; AVS 123
swyt - => •s’wys 288 » t
274 *wswytk B
asuyde © pp. at © <ahat © 3sg. pres. subj. of ah- =» >st > t, ’sty1
burned may be
Hen. LW 103 SCE 186; GMS 767
275 wswk =4 ^ s’wk’ 289 » tV =4 H» rh
276 wswr =» *s’wr 290 ’’t’rh ( U > J~
> 1
T
atarc-socc-Scn =» 6 ynh
^
Column of Splendor ( a Manichean god )
glowing fire( Aiani’ s teaching ) BBB 540.3,- GMS 7, 351
Karab. Insc. 17.11, 25; Bcnv. Notcsiii 223 314 ’HvqrsnyCyXh ) =* * wkrsnyy
301 ” ty ( y ) M J
315 ‘Hvm’n ’k B
1
aw- manc, omane ©<* hdmd -rndnak.a
at
and
1
^’rty , h
unanimously
^wnTn
GMS 76 GMS 351; TSP 2.266 n pl 72
302 » w > ys B 316 "wnPntyhch
awaxs (* w > xs, ’w’ys ) aumantya ( k ), aw - mandyak
side, now ? unanimity
BSTBL, Dhy. 223; Dhu. 229 n p47.229; TSP 3.298; KG p 177
MSP p 39-40 317 "wmr’z M , S jjl> jl»
aumraz, aw - maraz © pi. -
pi. ob. ty
303 ’’ w’nth ) ? =» * wJzh
304 "wVkpt ? => *w > zypt ? ^’wmr’z c ? ^
helper
305 "wVt B - BBB 540.1; GMS 351; Hen. BSOAS 11.68; KG
awart (*wrt - ) © inf . - y }
556; MSP b!66
( t o )return
318 Wwptpyw B
TSP 6.47; BSTBL, Dhu. 119; A VS 111
aw - patpyu
306 "wh’k B equally honoured
awate © <* d - wa TSP 2.1137
empty , lifeless
319 ’WSk S ioi
BSTBL, Dhy. 279; Benv. Notesii 235; TSP 14.23 aw / u - ra0e ©<* hamd - ra6 aka
307 "w’xs S => ,w > ys companion
^ ^
wr y
-
320 >}wrt => 8 w’rt — 333 Mwzyy M =* * wz’k
334 Vs M, S
321 wwrt nwrtyy M
, axas © = MP rdyq © pi. -t =» *Y > ns, > x >s
awart - niwarte =^ w > rt -, * wrt nwrtyy ’
go to and fro, going and returning fight , dispute
GMS 902, 410 n 1, 1638; Tales. 473.2 BBB 755 f 69; GMS 5, 659; Sogdica . 27.27; KG
322 ’’wsywn’k =* •wsxwn’y 617
323 "wsxwn’y S 335 Vskr’ky’kh
aw-saxwanc, o-saxune ? ( ^ wsywn’k ) © pi . -t axaskar (c )yak
interlocutor (one with whom one talkes ) battle
GMS 351; BBB 540.2 p67; KG 473 Sund. MHC p27
324 » wt S 336 >> x >sqrky > M
awat ? => wt axaskarakya © axes+kara; = MP rdykryh }
’ fighting
hope, trust, faith :
STSC, Psalter. 132.21 Sogdica . 27.28; Perikhanian , SI 1988, I 33n 5
325 Mwth S jUJ 337 Vsqryy M yr
awat -
axas karc © pi. -t
faith soldier, fighter
Sund. MHC p 32.8 GMS 1122
326 "ww’fi’k B 338 Vsryjy M ( c- t jlf
aw- waSc, owa 6c axas- reze © = MP rdyqr ’
having the same place warrior , soldier
TSP 2.1137, 1195 f ; GMS 351 Sogdica. 27.23
327 ’’wx’ny M 339 Vsw’fiy M
aw - xanc © <* hamo - xanak
cohahitant (s /ian ng house )
‘
-^wy’ny axas- wa 6c © = MP rdygc }r
battle field
}
GMS 351; Gcrsh. Sogd. Cpds. 1945, 144.1 Gcrsh. Sogd . Cpds. 1945, 144.2; Sogdica . 22-7
328 » wy » r B Iyo OJo 340 Mxwskyy M
aw- yar © <*hdmd- yar axwase ? © = MP erkas
suitor { one with whom one has a quarrel ) greeting
TSP 3.58 n pl 94; GMS 351 Sogdica. 21 b 15, 22nl 5,- cf , * xwsyc , apud . S W,
329 *wystk B C2 n p95.6
awiste 341 }>xwyr M -
confused axwer => xwyr -
Vim. 148 n p24, BSTBL; S W, C2 pi 49.21 (/ o )feed
-
344 ’’y’ps B
flank ? -
ayafs (* yJ3s- ) ^ ynp , ypt , *yfs--
Hen. Tales. 473.45 )get lost , (ro ) be deceived
Jf:
I
fi
'
4
1
ypt- 14
!
BSTBL , Dhy. 241; TSP 7.165; S W, C2 n pl 63; ayamb Oyhnp - ) =^ J> y ) pt > k , ympn , ’ymp- 3
-
345 »y » pt B EGSii 17; GMS 602; SCE 130; AVS 74, 107
ayapd / t © pt. st . ^ ynp-, yps-, *y?s- 357 ynpn S => * y > mpn
OcOget lost, to crr
( ) 358
,, y,npn myc
'
S j>\£ J S j A
(
.;
J ) Jj jA
pi .
"
sy }
fityyt
iA U
— KG 632
359 ynpnyh S, M
ayanpan ( ya ) ^ ympn
aS* obxll
-i
^
false, perverted , heretical heresy
TSP 9.111; BSTBL, Dhy. 158, 234; Intox. 22; SCE KG 587
434; GMS 164; KG 582; Sogdica . 16, 11; C2 360 My * wst - B , S 0^
p 163; Hen. L W 103 -
ayust Cywst ) © pt. st.
^ ywz - , ywst
3 >
-
347 yptch B oj jA it Ali (ro ) be confused , ( / o ) bc disturbed
Syafc ©f. =» ypt > k VJ 1152; MSP; BSOAS 30, 508; AVS 135
perverted , debauched 361 VwsPk B, S jli -
< UAC .I
SCE 434; AVS 74, 107 # ,
ayustc ( y wst y , * ywsty , ywstlk ) © pi. -t
) #
(fo )finish , ( to ) be finished ec Cy6c, ’nyew ) © <» Syyc => sy5cw, ’yc1, Jy 6c
TSP 6.80; BSTBL, Vim. 182; AVS 74 thing, something
356 ynp -B GMS 1572; *ycw, MDii ; Frag. Len .
va
%-
15 "z’ntn’my
374 »yh B j
387 » ywz B
ay © <*ayw => * y \ Jyl
ayoz Oywz- ) ^ wzk k , > ywz( y )
life, age
TSP 2.165, 5.76, 6.19, 181
^
trouble, torment , agitation
^
SCE 203; -iv, SCE 244; BSTBL n p 24, 154; S W ,
375 "ykwncyq M, C
C2 p85
ay / ikuneik =^ * yqwncyq
I eternal 388 "ywz- =» * y > wz-2
I GMS 1014; Hen. Talcs. 469, 27; BSOAS 11, 74.4; 389 »yyqwn M => * ykwn( w )
- w, JRAS 1944, 138.15 390 V B, M
\f
376 ” ykwn ( w ) B, M, S
ay / ikun (*yyqwn ) ©<* ayu- ka -na\ OP * ayuka;
az ©ob. y **zh
greed
- -
l El. A' ukka =» * ykwn( w ), > yqwn GMS 4; BBB 655; TSP; BSTBL, Dhu. 186; *zy,
eternity, eternal BBB, bl 2
GMS 6, 423, 1031; Hen. BSOAS 12.307, 26; KG 391 V B, S
416; MDii; Frag. Len.; Gersh. Amber. 176; az ( Y, » y ) © <* dha- zi\ Parth. Wz © 3sg. pret.
}
— c
yt - 395 Vntn’my S
(fo )takc azand - name
GMS 129 n 1, 765; * ytw6 > rt VJ, 1227, 1365; TSP parablebook
5
.« 6.36 MSP c5, 10
i
*
Vrt*kw 16
VJ; SCE; TSP; STii; BSTBL; Frag. Len.; Hen. az ©acc. -wh- ob. - yh =^ *z!
y
trouble-maker
-
410 Vyr 2 B OJjjf
GMS 1122; BBB 483, 603
azir © intrans. v. =4*zyr 2 - 423 "zrmy’h M
( to )be hurt '
JJ
k'iLi
i *
^ tynpS
^ *ysywny
Szarmya Opw *zrmy > h )
440 "zymrch M, S
^
L<
-( UjLwy
f *^ )
jl>
J
harm
aze-marc
GMS 1093 birth -death
» zt > k ( w ) B, S o.il I J J*
j Hen. BSOAS 11 , 69H
azate ( * zty ( y ) ) =^ *z ) lch 441 Mzy myry B
freeman , noble aze-mire (*z > y myry ) (DSkt. sam sara
TSP 6.141, 160, 171 n p206; MDii; GMS 121 birth -death
"
BSTBL, Dhy. 161, 236 n p57
* rs Bztch MD =» *z> tch
442 wzynd M <W23
*2 t > Bztk’r B, M aze/ aand
i /itkar ( k > r ) © pi. - j; ob. pi. -ty
noble , nobility
^ztqT tale
Frag. 2a.25; GMS 1124 A ; MDii A -9 R 2; Sund. Hen. Tales. 466, * zyndyy
KG p 177; Hen. BSOAS 12, 606 n9; Mittelir. 94 443 "zyr-1 M, B J0 I j1
"officials" azer © <azdraya- © impf . m! zyr\ trans. v.
=> *z yr -
1)
* 2 ? Bztpy 6 rk S c JI J I $ y* i
( to )hurt
a /at - p 5se ©<* azdta- pu6 raka
son of nobleman BBB 483, 538; GMS 548, 634, 682; Frag. Len. 92.3
Anc. Lett. 2.19; Hen. BSOAS 12.604.19 444 "zyr - 2
M ( j I t j.5 j j I
* V ) zwn B, S
®
^ wnh , *zwn
447 "zyt t
—
446 ^ zyt =4 * z yt -
' B
}
* 31 * zwn C O
^lj
azon ( » zwn ) © pi. -/ =** jwn azitat, azotat © pi .
^ Vytk
child , existence, life born
STii 4.1; STi 84.20 BSTBL, Vaj. 2
* 32 Bzwncyk B 448 wzytk =4 ^z'ytk
azonclk
449 J) zyty =4 •z tk
childhood
Frag. Len. 42.2
^
,z y
* 33 *zy => )
* 34
* 35
* zy
Bzy
—-
4
=4 * z } y -
*z > y 450 >b C
>
, y- ap/ p ( *ph ) = p, » p
4 Vi Bzy - => »z
^
417 Bzy » B water
J / iya (*7.yh ) =»*z> y GMS 305; STii 3.26
birth , existence 451 > p > B, S
SCE 563; GMS 972; TSP 2.130 (o )pa ( fr1 ) © 3sg. impf . =» p ~ , pw-, p>\ wP> \
**
'
* zyh =* * zy >
wp> \ wP-
'
* ** * Lvh ryjyy M I GMS 798; AVS 227
3 / c - rcze
452 Wnc =4 *tync
zrccdv , pc >np8> k
453 }
ysywny pyy
Wdica . 16, 18.12b =4
^sywny
km
jr : .
^ f c\ 4
18
H
^, npScyk
_
3
454 pc> np5cyk B 464 >pj -M ( y$ s')ol£ <C -^- j t JJ
a
t ofcambaScik © pi. -r ^ ’fcmbScyk oPz, piz, -
Pez ( byz , bz- ) © < Av. bazda
Paz,
A
$
a worldly - - -
. © ob. y =» * Pyz-, ’Pz , Pj , pyj , Pyz , Pz
> - - -
bad , evil, pain
GMS 1014; STii 9.13 GMS 179, 510; Hen. LW 101; S W , AO 1981,
455 > pc>np6 (8) B, S, M 13 n 8
ofcamba 5, afcanpaS OfcmpS, }pcnp5) 465 > pj> xwty ,h M
©* hafta ~ janapada -\ Skt. janapada- © ob. p( o )zaxutya ^ p
xwty ' h , Pz’ywty^h
y =» pcmp6, fcmpd
-(i ) }
3
unhappiness, misery ^
world GMS 391, 1070; BBB b61; Gersh. Sogd. Cpds.
1945, 140
TSP; VJ 529; BSTBL; Frag. Lcn.; KG; MSP; GMS
466 ’pjng’ry M jl
-
i
372; Mack. BSTBL pi 53; Sund . AoF 1982, 111,
oP( o )zangare ©ob. pi. -tyy » )
Pyz > nk > r > k ,
-
* haft zambudig , <Skt. jatnbudvipa bzng > ry
456 ’pc’npfiy ywystr B evildoer , sinful
i ( u y* GMS 1126; BBB 520
ofcamba 6c-xwestar ©gen. 467 ’pjwnyh M
Lord of ihc World
aPzO/cnya OPjynyh ) ^Pjyn
GMS 230 increase
457
’pc’npfiyk S GMS 1026A
ofcamba 5ik © pi . t
worldly
- 468 }pjyn M
aPZcn
458 ’pcmp6 S
—
MSP c 26, >v, c24; > flc' np6 ( ) ykl , b 37, bl 27 }
increase
GMS 187, 1026
ofcamba6 © pi. ob. pi. ty =^ Pc> np6(6 ), - )
*> f 5 ymtyh
(/ cOtremble
magic, mirage, transformation
VJ 1001; GMS 546; BBB 490, bn' w , apud . S W ,
BSTBL, Vaj. 3; Dhy. 346 C 2 pi 49.20; A VS 81
461 ' pVypW B cr^>> > bnt ( t )
472 C
of 8ep ( a ) ©<* fra-daip- =» ftyp- L
radiance, brilliance
apand , ariibond Opnty ) =Vbynt , P nt 2 -^’
connection , union
BSTBL, Dhu . 101, 103; STSC 57 STi 37.19 apud. Sund . AoF 1975, 2, 62; C2,
462 > p6,ys B >-lj t o j j 14R 20
^
( ) }
-
of 6es f 6ys ©<* fra daisa- =» f 8 ys, p6> ys - 473 pnty =» ’bntCt )
}
C2 gloss n p 76-7 ,
lament
476 > br-2 C ~
VJ 533 n p97 d> j j
aPar =* > Pr
( / o ) bring
- 490
491
’prsr =* ^ rs’r
> brt- C JJ 1
STi 49.12, 73.8; STii 6.19; AVS 139 apart , ambart ? © pt. st. -
Pbr- 1
^r
(/ o ) bring together
477 br }
-
C =» 0 > br -
3
C2 gloss.
478 ’br’mnty C
492 > prtr S
aParamande, ambaramande © abl. acc. -tw (o )fratar =* frtr , prtr1
bringing , presentation then
BSTii 910, 48; Benv. JA 1955, 318; C 2, 61 V 18, MDii pl 44.6 n p 146; MDiii p80
19, 29, 31 V 1 493 > brty C i t £ j*.Z* l
C2, 55R 21; Benv. Eti 332 497 > pryty S, C t OJJ yI
483 > br >zqy > C afrilc ( fryty ) © pt. pp. =» >fryty
(o ) Praz(o ) kya created
splendour, brightness GMS 842; STi 86.6
STSC p31 498 bryz C
}
-
484 ’br’ztr C '1 -
(a ) prez © 3pl . ynt - bPz-
^
(o ) praztar © comp. adj. 0<? ) light , ( ro )set in fire
angrier C2, 23V 10 n p61
C2, 23R 7; BSTii 858.7 499 > brz C
485 ’prys^ B =* •ppys'k , JPrxsy( y ) aparz, arhbarz mbrz, nPrz > pznw
^
}
,
^
aPrany © Parth . brng }
IJAJ IJ
agency , business, care
virtue C 2, 77 R 7 n p!56; "to receive" STi 31, 11; CII
Benv. Notesii 195; W-Lii
—
1990 F22
488 > prs r M, S
’ O y j
^ ijk I f k) _ y\ 501 ’ps^c- B LJ^ -yI
^ < ( 0JUU
(a )fsac Cps c- ) © <* fra- saca( ya ) © inf . y
’ - -
aPar -sar (’ brshr, |
> 3 rsr ) Ps’yt -, fs c-, fVc-
Nishapur (« e of a Sassanid province )
^ ’
( to ) train ,( r <? ) teach, ( to )tame
^
STii 3.30; Hen. Mittelir. p94f ; KG p!77 BSTBL, Dhy. 8; Dhu. 166; GMS 169, 316; AVS
489 brshr C >(3rs> r
’ =* 118
fc * •* < •*
- .v » »
« . o* • •
psc- 20
31 504 > B, S
k 516 ’bstw C
\
( a )fsayt / d - © pt. st.
( ro ) teach
^ ps^c- apastu © pp. acc. nom. nt.
perpetual
s«
—
4.
GMS 923
C2, 31 R 26, 31 V4, 40 V 22
505
}
^’s ytk B J Jp I O' j A
517 > bsty C
(o )fsayde © pp.
tame
,
apaste © pi. -tyt\ ob. f . bscyt nt.
attached , fixed , permanent
}
ybstw
-^nP’ sPk
BSTBL, Dhy. 10
C 2 gloss.
506 ' ps' k B A
-
•
S >S 518 ’ps- B =» > (3s > y -
( o )fsak ( fVk ) =»
’Ps*c-
teaching
519 >ps) B - ( ay»
(o )fsa © <* / rusd; Khwar. f r w f ; Sughn . f i r e Y j;
TSP n p225, 12.37
507 ,ps > ny B
-
Past wrjza , Yidg. friYo © pred .inst. Vi
,
-
flea
( o )fsanx ( fsx ) © <* fra - sanxa - © acc. - w
GMS 323, 1182 n 2; SCE 365
^ fnsbt, fswx, fs> x 520 > ps) m B, S -
parasang
VJ ; TSP 2.534, 965; GMS 169, 236, 316 -
O* OjJs
( o )fsam ( ps’m , ’ps’m - ) © <* fra - sama ?; * f r a ^ -
508 ’ps’nywnch B «? leys
-
gam © impf . jVfm *» fs> m ~
( / o )cscort , ( / o )send
(o )fsanxwanc © < fsanxunde; <* frasanxwantaka
GMS 178; Bcnv. Notcsii 225; VJ 1343; MDii, iii;
© f . adj.
AVS 101
( related fo ) parasang
ps,m
GMS 1092; VJ 717
ps,wc-
521 > B
(o )fsam © Gersh . Ssam \ S W »/ gam - "
j jj
^- » l J
509 >
apsoc
B < jj - -
£ oiai uLai ££- f
L
dismissal, escort
VJ 356; S W , BSOAS 1983, 50
( t o )cut in pieces
GMS 316 A; TSP 2.226 n p!71; AVS 120 522 ’ps’mk B Cw3> j JJJ
(o )fsame OP^ my, ’fs’mw )
510 -
^ ynt S
afse5, aPsend ? OpstyS- ) © S~* said -
escort , leave
VJ 440; Reichclt. HRii p 58, Doc. 10.6, 7
( ro ) tear
MDii p 33.5-7 523 ’ps’mw => ’Ps’mk
524 ’ps’my S => ’Ps’mk
-
511 ’psVp B
( o )fsep ? ( ps ymt - ) © Av. aevi - sifa =» psyp
(fo ) throw
}
— i jjjJ I S
— }
—
Sund. KG pi 78 BSTi 196 A 22
532 *pstw B JI 547 > pt»t B, M
af (o )stu
y
‘J J
'
a [3dal (’ bt ’t ) © <* haftaii
question seventy
TSP 2.723 GMS 91, 1316; Hen , Cosm. 307, 62 BSTi 167 ,
533 psy ws B =>
} } 548 ’bt’t C => ’(3t’t
534 > pt- B, M, S
yws
^ 549 ’pth S =4 » pt '
apd OptVh ) © <hafia 550 ’ptkysp( h ) B, M
seven a|3d - kisp © ob. - yh
GMS 274, 1316; EGSii 144 seven countries
535 > pt > B, M GMS 147, 1659; TSP 3.209 n pl 98; Hen . Texts.
apda Opth, > bt > ) © in compd.
seven
721
551 > ptkyspy xwtNv M _
<( ( $
^ IM*- * aU
Cji
apda - me8
week
^ptmyS first
540 pt > r S
>
? jbo
apdami / e ?
aftar © MP haftdr ^ ptmyk
hyena ? seventh
TSP 13ii, 13 apud. S W, IIJ 1976, 61 TSP 2.330; GMS 1096, 1331
I
}
ptmy 6 22
father
-y Pj- z- Pyj-, Pyz-
566 }pyJp M lc - - o « LT bad , evil
^ ^
m
GMS 179; TSP 9.122 ( nom. -y ) ; SCE 272 (acc.
VJ 318 (acc. f . -> ); VJ 102 ( abl. -0 z w . B => ’pz’w -
580 > pyz,Ywk ( ,) B I jy~
»J L
594
595 ^ '^ -
z ykwstr B
(o )Pi / ezaxuk
miserable
^Pz ^ wk , bz xwq
’ ^
( a ) pzaxukstar fiz'Ywkstr
^pyz^ wksth
more miserable
VJ 831, 958, 1382; GMS 391, 976 n 1 GMS 1288; BSTBL , Dhy . 41
581 ’pyz wksth B
^
( o )Pizaxukst ©elat. - w’
^ ’pzJykwstr,
596 ’fz’ywk S
(o )Pzaxuk © pi. - /
^’Pyz’ywk ^
w^ pyz wksth
miserable ^ unfortunate
MDii; MDiii
VJ 825; Gersh. JRAS 1942, 92
yzHcrtyh B
597 ’pz’nxi^y S
582
^
(o ) pizak ( r ) tya / i (’pyzktyh )
^Pz.ykrtyh
( o )Pz-anxare © pi. -/
unfortunatc(/iav //i£ a bad star )
evil deed , sin
Sund . KG 564
TSP; SCE; STii 10.43.46
583 jlSCc i
598 > pz » w B -
^ yz’nkVk B
^ ’ -
(o )pizangarc OPyz’nk k ) VPyz’nk y, Pjng’ry
^
(o )Pzaw 0 Pzfw-, pz’w ) ©* abi zd\vaya-
’
© trans. v. => Pjy , p/3w , b /2 w
- -
-
-
evildoer ( ro )increase
VJ 49c, 476; TSP 7.40, 120, 188; > fiyz' nk' r' w , VJ
I 31“
GMS 90, 571 ; TSP n 212; SCE 412; BSTBL, Dhy.
,pyz> nk > r,y 107; A VS 81
I
584
(o )pizangare
B
^pyz’nk’r’k
599 zJw => > pz > w
600 ^
’(pz’wnS
— J--;
evildoer
o pzon © pi.
)
VJ 652, 1187
generation
^pjwnyh
“
}
pyzktyh B => ’Pyz’krtyh
pyzy =» lpyz ~
603
604 ^
’pz
z’y =>
— > Pz >y-
a^
krtyh B
591 ’(PyzyPr’n B 03 -b xi paze ? - o
( ) , ( ) krtya CPzykrtyh, > Pz > yk ( h )
)Pezi - Paran ( PyjyPr n , yzPr n )
’ ^ -Pr'n , ,
^
PyjPr ’n
’ ^ krtyh ) =» Pyz> krtyh
}
evil deed
unhappy , miserable
TSP 2.706, 721, 958
GMS 1133; SCE 18, 11; TSP 9.106
592 > pz- B ( Jjh> _- -
<( £ b < b
605
^Pzi’yChOPzy
z
?
) B ( o y^>
) ©*bdzdyah <* fiezi < fiezi < fizi
J < -L
( ) Pz , Opz, pez ( bz-, > pz- ) © acc. w ; ob.
^ - -y
^ 50 j- > Pyj Pj ,- -
> Pyz- ofizi
bad , evil, pain bad , evil, pain
TSP; BSTBL TSP; S W, CLI, 1989, 180
>
Pz>yk 24
’
?•
!
^
(o )Pzik OPzyk(w )) VJ 43c; GMS 1610
»dyq
25
-
MDii, w\ Lazard. SI 1982.2, 229- 32 AoFviii 1981, 193.8
635 p npnwh B =* 5 P mpn ( w ) }
^’ 650 ’5nn S l
636 ’Sp'nz => 6 p*z 5an( n ) ©<* hada-awana -
^ d ’ , 5, 6 nn , 5n
>
)
654 ryPpy S, M
- =» 5Pz * mwrty , HbPz’mwrlk ^
sctap(c )
Jot 1 **
died of hunger
Three Seals
TSP 11.23
Sogdica . 64.16
641 pzh =* Pz’
%i- ^
>
642 dc C
^ 655
^ ryw MD =» 5 ry >
-
644 >6 h ' S > > LH
645 >5hJ S =» *5 h
grain , crop
TSP 16, 35; Livsic. HMV 256 n 3
646 >8krw S 660 8 wy S =» }6w ( > )
}
a 8karu =* kry }
661 wyst B
every time
^
5 west ? =» dwyst
MDii p 165 n 3; GMS 1120 two hundred
647 >5kw S( AL ) =» »5> kw VJ 5 , ' SwylOO -, VJ 62e, >SwlOO
C
S
i!
’dyqmyc 26
world - -
( > /3 t >5> n ) © ob. yh , pi. -1
bishop, Manichcan priest
GMS 169; BBB 566; Hen. Cosm. 312.72; Karab.
BBB; ZDMG 90, 13.6
Insc. 18.14; ob. - y( y ) BSTBL, Dhy. 163; BBB
y
695 axsekand
:s
710 ’ysyktc S ,
725 >ys yn B
O
axsckac ( ysykn 5 h ) © f . adj. (a ) xsen ? ( ystyn )
{ from )Akhsekat dirt , mixture ?
MDiii p90 TSP 9.63 n 221, 233
726 ’ys ywn B
’
711 ysyn =4 bf ynh
^ ^
}
•J y
( a ) xsewan Cysywn ) ’ ysy n , xsywn
712 ys m S( MD ) =* xs m
’ ’ •
}
lamentation , crying
^ ^
713 ’ys
^ n S
(5 )xsawan xs > wn , xs w n
GMS 1084; VJ; TSP 6.92; SCE 477; Frag. Len. 60,
-
) ) )
5; y 83 a 11
king ?, rule ?
727 ’y ywn’k B
Karab. Insc. 20.21 ^
( a )xsewane, oxsyone © <* xsaivanaka © ob. pi.
•li
714 bfs wWh B, S
’ -ty ^ bcsywnCy ), xsywny(y ), >ysywn)k, MLK (,)
(a )xsawana Cys’wnyh , } ys }v/ } nh ) king , ruler
rule, power BSTBL, Dhu. 37( N ), 136, 266, 255; ' Ysywn' yly ,
BSTBL, Intox. 8; Karab. Insc. 16.5; MDii Dhu . 55
715 ’ysWncyk S -u - 728 > ysdV C - £ jU-I
(o )xsawancik ayasSar © perf . st. * . -
» Y 7- ’yst
{ to )begin
kingship, rule
BST i 31.186
Karab. Insc. 18.15; CII 1990 E 3 ,ys8rkt k
729 )
B
716 ’ysWnfi’ry S
( o )xsa 5 r - kate, xsa 0 r - kotc <£) <* xsaQrd - krtaka
(o )xsawan 6arc, xsonSare (> ys> wn6> ry )
{ made for )kir\ gy kingly
rule
VJ 45 n p90; GMS 157, 299
Karab. Insc. 18.15, 16.18
730 ’ysn’m B
717 ’ys’w’nh =» ’ysWn’h
718 ‘ysWnty S
( o )xsawande
rule
LI
— <
axsnam © Av. xsnaoma - ^ bcsnhn
pardon , indulgence
GMS 157; VJ 1225, 1387, 1452; TSP 5.107, 7.47;
SCE 194; BSTBL, -w, Dhy. 79
Karab. Insc. 22.9; BBB b69
731 > ysnk - B, S
719 > ys) wn,k S (o )xsank /-g © <* gasnak ( k )a - © ob. - y; pi. -p
(o )xsawanc =» xsywny( y ), beswny
king, ruler ^ -
= xsnk , xsnq -
beautiful , splendid
Karab. Insc. 18.13, w - BSTBL, - y , Intox. 7; Frag. Len. 27.9, 44.3; GMS
720 ’ys’wnSY S lj * < oli
j 511; Sogdica. 20.1; S W, BSOAS 1983, 48
( )xsawan 5ar, oxson 5ar Oxswnd’r )
^ 732 ‘ysnkV’k S
ruler ( o )xsankawe =» )xsnk > w > k
Karab, Insc. 15.4, 7
splendour , beauty
, ,
721 ys wn 8,ry =»
722 bfs’wnyh =» bf wWh
^^
w S’ry
^ Frag. Len. 44.14
GMS 162, 257, 483, 497; VJ; TSP 3.183, 184, birth
2.771,- SCE 288; 'Ywst' rylhl VJ 86, 416, 13% GMS 5; BBB f 67
1165; TwfVy /i , VJ 618 800 *’kJpt- =4 * kmb-
785 JYwsty B tX LXlii L
/
801 Vw S =4 Jkw'
(o )xuste © pp.
802 SY- S = krtw5Y
^
}
4 “
demanded
803 * k 5ry B, S "
BSTBL, ' Ywst\ Dhy. 77, 84; >Ywstw , Dhy. 79, 80;
I
(a )k 0 ri, kasi , kasc (qsy, q 0 y ) ©* hakr0 ya ^3
itj f
now, then
( o )xusu = \vywsw
^ BSTBL p79; MD
six
804 ’kSrycyk * B
BSTBL, Dhu. 14; MDii
kosicik =4 q 5rycyk
787
^ wsy - => ’yws’y- ; present
788 yyOy C
’ J. SCE 493; GMS 976 n 1
j
a /( D )YC0e ?, ( o )Yi 9 i ? OnyySy’ ) 805 ’km =4 ’yin , ’y’m
partnership
S W , C 2, H. V 2; CII 1990 G 9.2 p 70 -
806 ’kn =4 * kn -
^-
807 ’kr’tkYy B 1 61
789 TY ( w ) S, B
(a )kri - kare, okt -karc © Parth. krtkny; Pahl.
Prat Oyyw ) © Idg. 4
« pr’t
Kardagan
brother
action
\ TSP 2.149, 12.62; Bugut. Insc. B2.3; Hen. JRAS
TSP 3.202
1945, 138.20
790 > Yyw
808 Jkrch =4 ’krtch
TY( w )
809 >krt - B, S
791 ’yyzdY C -
axczSar © prct . st . =4 > xyz - ’- - -
( o ) krt © pt. st , =4 kwn , wn \ kl , krt -, qt - ^
(fo ) raisc, Oo ) bring up 0 <? )do, ( / tf ) bccomc
i GMS 148, 386, 652, 603; A VS 100
BSTi 84
,
810 » krt k =4 ’krt’y
792 > yz - C
axaz, arhxaz © impf . m'Yz ^’xz-, ’xst-, ’xyz-, 811 ’krPnkYy S, B jlS%u
i 32
;?
^rt’rzt’k
827 krty’kh S oif
815 rtVz k B
^ ^ ’ tJj
OkrOrztk ) (a )krtyak
^’krt’rzPw sin , evil deed
absolutely
Sund. MHC p27.10
TSP 6.188, 14.14 n p 203; Benv. Notesiv 496;
828 ’krty’kryyh M
Mack , n p50, 22 BSTBL
( o ) krtya - kare
816 U. <Suf
^=» rtVzt
> , ’w, B
krt rzt k
performer
Hen. Sogdica. 55.14 p57
absolutely
829 krtyh B, S =* krty )
’
)
a / akasc ?
(o ) krte Ckrtyy, krt k , dertk , * ktyy, qtyy ) ©acc.
’ ’ ’ overseer
*krtw\ f . * krt* =^ > kty >, qty \ > krty , qty 7
BSTii 897.73; STSC 58; C2, 55 R 13
action , deed
TSP; Sogdica. 60; KG; MSP; BSTBL; STii 10.28; 834 ksn B
}
cij iji» j
(o ) kasn , ksan ? ©Skt . ksana => ksn 7
MD
time, moment
821 > krtch B, S LA « JIT
TSP 2.121 n pl 70
( o )krtc © f . adj.
action , deed
^
krPy
835 > kst - M, S
(o ) kist , kost =* qs-
TSP 8.86; VJ 1053; MDii; > krch, Frag. 5.10
( to )s ow
822 }krtk => dcrPy
GMS 926; MDiii
823 }krtw =» ' krVy
836 ’ksty (y ) M
824 ,krtw6,r B, S
jO y
- ( < jy* jj) c
(o ) krtu -5ar OktwS r -, > k 6> r -, qPr - ) © perf . st .
j> (o ) kiste, koste
’ ( / <? )sow, sowing, tilling
=» > krt -, q8> r - BBB 570; Tales. 470.55; GMS 926, 931
(/ o )do
837 desye M , C
GMS 167, 877; BBB 518, 706
akasec ? ( ^ ks’k ) © Av. aka -
825 > krty B, S -
( < j y* y y y )°* £ hook
^xsyc
}
krty =* } kty\ ’krt’y
-
(o ) krte Okrt k, dertyy ) © acc. ' krtw , f . ' krt *; inf .
’ Hen. Sogdica. 30.11a
action , deed
838 > kt - M, C (oy to*
BBB 542
krt -, qt -
( / o )do, ( ro ) become
826 > krty M, B
}
/ y>~\ tjc3 j i
( o ) krtya Okrtyh ) ©Skt . karman © f . n. = dcty \
GMS 144, 148, 578, 603
*
qty!, qty1 -
839 }qt =¥ > kt-
action 840 ’qt’nykVy M J&jtXy < jf
'
, jj
VJ; TSP; SCE; BSTBL; Frag. Len. 92.6; STii 10; ( o )ktani - kare © ob. pi. -ly ^krPnk’ry,
dcrt’nyk ’k, qPnyqh’y
GMS 948; S W , AO 1981 , 14; C2 pl 33
^
33 * ky6 rp
sinner
TSP 2; Hen. Texts. 716; GMS 1558
GMS 1125 854 kwprm =» > kw5 prm
’
841 ’kt’nyy M oif yS' 855 >kwr 6(6) M
(o )ktani krPnyOi ), qPny kur 5 =» kwr 5(5), qwrG
sin , evil deed
^ where
BBB f 9, 24; GMS 1035, 1038 GMS 159, 1533
842 > ktVk M 856 ’kwrtsV =» kwrtsT
( o ) kt -ark © ob. pi . -tyy 857 ’kws yk S
dutiful , having carried out
^
kosanik =4 kws > nyk (> )
Gcrsh. Sogd . Cpds. 142; Sund. KG 2328 ( fl / )Kushan
843 ’ktwSY - =» ^ rtwST- MDiii p!02
844 > kty > M 858 Mcwsty B
(o ) ktya Okrtyh , }qtyy ) krPy, > krty, qtyJ, kuste ? ©Skt. kustha
^’
> krty > costusiname of a plant )
action , act TSP 1172, 19.20 n p232
BBB 627; GMS 948; Gcrsh. Sogd. Cpds. 141
845 ’ktyy =» ’krPy
859 Mcwts’r B, S
(o ) kutsar
— J
v 3 >ci <i
where to
846 qtyy C =» ’ krPy , > kty
} )
847 W B , S
-
VJ 407 etc KG 330; GMS 461 n 1, 1534;
( Ja\
( o ) ko =» kw \ k -, kNv1
j >
> iO
-
>k\vr sy, GMS 1532; SCE 516
to, towards
860
^ -
wt Cy ) B, S
(o ) kut Okwtyy, kwty, wtyst ) © nom. gen. -y;
JL
Anc. Lett. 1.7, 3.9 11, 20
848 > kwJ B
abl. } ^
pi. -( ) yh , - ist =» kwt
2
dog
(o ) kG
^ k’w , kwJ GMS 159; Frag. Len. 83 b 6, 93, 37; y, TSP -
wherever
2.772, 3.138, 254, 13.188; Anc. Lett. 3.24; SCE
VJ 531 etc.; BSTBL, Vim. 165; TSP; GMS 159,
313; abl. > kwt\ SCE 124; TSP 3.188; pi. ' kwtyh ,
1555
SCE 226; TSP 2.784; > qwtyst , GMS 1186
849 ’qwe C - -
861 > kw ( ) ty B
akoc => *qwc -, ,k > wc
< b>0
- -
( o )ku - ti , ku te ? ( kwty , ’ kwZY )
Go ) hang, (/ o )suspcnd
where, how
BSTii 867.25; C2, 27 R 25
GMS 1532, 1516; VJ 43b; SCE 91, 206, 396; >kwty
850 ’kwc’n’y B
(o ) kocane *» kwc, n k )
pw nwkr , TSP 2.871, "absolutely "
mw
887 ’mbyr -M jrr* J* j> -
'
_
amber © <* ham - pdraya - =»’mprt
this
0^ )fill
GMS 308, 608, 654; S W, TSP 1994, 41- 53
BBB 98; GMS 304, 654, 1653; Hen. Cosm. 307.35;
876 W S Ji AVS 79
( o ) ma (’mh , toy’) © OP ima 4’mw, toy 3
888 ’mbvstv S
this * *
* ’
all 892 'mn S L
35 ’my’mnKy )
(o )man © lpl. pers. pron. 4 -mn BSTi 78; C2, 104 V 13, 40R 6, 51R 7 .
us
GMS 1376; Tales. 475.19, ZY' mn
’
903 inrtch S
amarc © f . adj. =* mrt -, mrt’t rwc
893 ’mpd - C O ^l immortal
ampa 5 © <* ham - pata =»’mpt -, ’mpst -, ’np’t -, Anc. Lett. 3.4; GMS 138
’npt-, ’npst -
(/ o )fall
904 ’ms M -
am (a )s © lsg. impf . m ms( w ) => *ms-
}
GMS 1477; TSP; BSTBL, Dhy. 142; Frag. Len . 203 p43
23.13, 51.2-, STii 10, 24.41; SCE 549; > my' m' nt , 930 S oyi** c jtjl
TSP 6.94 an (3ar , ambar rnb’r
917 toy5 S( MD )(AL ) =» m > yS1, ’nVyS store, reservoir
^
918 toyS ny B =» myb’ny MDiii p80.7; MDii, > z &r ?
’
> 919 toyfir y B - 931 pYPkw S
^
i
Mithra
-
( D ) mi 0 r, mis, misi ? ( mysyy ) = > my 6 r >, mys - anparte, anpartaku , ambartaku ? =» > brty , ’npr -,
nprt,kw
)
divided
KG 372 pl 96 MDii; MDiii A -18; AVS 130
,
928 »np ntl B 939 *> npyt =¥ ’npytdY- -
anpand OzP’nt ) nP’nt , nPnd
^ 940 ’npytdV S - O -3£
cause, because of ( toPyt - ) © pret . st. npys-
SCE; TSP; BSTBL, Vim b 197, Dhu. 63, 243; STii (to )divide
^
10; Frag. Len.; - y , BSTBL, Dhu . 243, Intox. 19 MDii; Bugut. Insc.
929 > np>nt: B 941 » npr - B O3 ' O 3 Ji £
*
- ^-
4
^
\jI jz*
- - J*
JJ r
GMS 187
-
949 > npyr ? S tjijS'
Co 1 jj
BBB 517
960 }nd ==> ^ nt 1
anper, amber =» > npr -
961 Ws- S
OcOnarrate, (to ) judge
MDiii; » yr MDii pl 54.6;
0 - AVS 79, 104
-
andas OdH ) © impf . mn6 } s =^ >d )s-
*O Jr» t
0 <? )be surprised , ( r <? ) be wonder
950
^ -
c^ y B jll ... (
’
Oo )develop BBB 710; GMS 539; AVS 73
GMS 293; TSP 2.361; Hen. Texts. 734; AVS 94
-
980 hidwxs 1 B => ’nPwys-, hidwxs 1 -
967 > n 6 pyt B 981 }n 6 yk M, S iJJu
andPit © pp. ^ ^Spy- -
andik , anSik ? © <*ham - dais © ob. - y = dyq ,
^
developed
GMS 431
’nS’ykOi )
: nature, function , custom
968 ’nfiin’k => SrrPy
^ BBB f 91; GMS 1151; Hen. BSOAS 11.69, 29; MSP
b64, 65; C2, p 75; Bcnv. Et. 2.125
969 ’nSm’y B, S
andame OnSmy , Smyy , SnPk ) 982 > nSysn M, S
^ ^
©<*ham-daman © pi . -1
limb
dmy -^ andcsn, an5es(a )n ? Ondysn )
-
©*ham daisana-;> andesan © pi. -t =* dysn }
GMS 283, 1254; KG; BBB 560; BSTBL, Intox. 23; symbol , mark
-
W Li , ii; ' n6 m* yt TSP 5.28 BBB 753; GMS 283, 549, 1026; Bcnv. Et. 2, JA
970 ’nfimy =» hiSnPy 1959, 123, 124; Frag. Lcn. 37, 21
971 ’irfmyy M toSnPy 983 'ndysn M => ’nSysn
5
si
I
l
972 ’ndrnyr M (cj 984 > ndys C - ju I
-
5
andrnir ? Ontrnyrh ) © <Skt . indraniia andis © <*ham - disya © intrans. v.; pret . st.
3
sapphire ' ndysd' r -
Sogdica. 24.12; GMS 61 0 o )sccm
STi 52.4; GMS 195, 549; AVS 82
973 ’ndryk M -
‘U wlj < 1 y>~
andarik © pi. r - ^’ntryk 985 ’ndvs %/ ’C- jibjUJ
eunuch andes © <* ham -daisaya © pret . st . } ndysd r -\ }
- Gc? )show
974 5 nSwt S -
jj JL
STi 11.2; Bcnv. Et. 2.123; GMS 195, 549; AVS 82;
andut © pt . st .
(ro )anoint
nS'w
^ - 5
ntysny, pres. part. CII 1990 G 4
GMS 573; inf . KG 552, 573; AVS 96 986 > ndysyq C
andesik
IJU <
^7
j
975 ’ndwxc M
appearing
andoxc = ntwyc
sorrow
^ STi 52.4; GMS 897
GMS 396, 1004; KG 2335 987 hifVsy M
976 todwxciPk M anfrase ©* ham- prsa-
andoxenak OnPwycn’k ) ^ ’ntwycn’k , totwxciPq question , inquiry
sorrowful Hen. Tales. 470.51; GMS 655
BBB 510; GMS 1059; Tales. 472.34, 473.24
977 Jndwxc xwr M -
988 > ny ”s B
anxas = x s, Ws, > ny )s, ay ns }
i'I yJ
' i
—
^
}
989 ’ny cyk M EGSii 21; GMS 543; VJ 1137; TSP 14.7; ' nY' yz -,
^
anya 6cik —
BSTBL; *nx } yz STii 7.11, 16, 8.11, 9.17; inf .
y
, ,
^
Vim . 31, 89, BSTBL n p21;; zr rf > Jfc S W, BSOAS 1
anxa 6 © <* ham - xad
^ ny’st -, Jnxst -
( / <? ) picrce , ( ro ) prick
— , Khot . khad -\ Khwar . xd -
1983, 46
993 ’ny’s B JIAP- SCE 100, 48 p45; AVS 114
anxas => ny*s, , x s
) )
1006 ’ngm’n C
struggle, dispute angman ^’nemn , } njmn , ’njmnyq
GMS 659; TSP I 3ii 7; Vim. 139, BSTBL; Benv. assembly , crowd
pierced star
^
SCE 169 VJ 25, 11*; TSP 3.148, 150; Andreas. SPAW
> ny,s
996 - B, S 1910, 310
-
anxas Ony’nz ) => nxs-, pyTs- ’nys- 1009 ’nyi^ mnyy M => ’nyr’mn’ y
(tojwithdraw , ( r <? ) retirc
BSTBL, Dhu. 210; Frag. Len. Ill V 5
1010
^ -yr ’m B
anyram © impf . mY m
997 ny st
’ ’ -B (/ ojslandcr
^
,
anxast © -
pt . st. =» > nyz , toyst-, > xst - SCE 243
(to )risc
VJ 1133; BSTBL, Dhy. 253; AVS 80, 132
1011 ’nyi^mnS ' B oXXX
^-
1001 hiy’wy- B =» hiyw 1 1013 ’nyr’n rwc S
\ 1002 > ny > yz B- 0-3 ji Jjjj
anayran - roc, Anaghran ( nyrn > rwc )
Anagran , thirtieth day of the month
anxez Onyyz- ) © inf . -
=^ }nyz-, }nxyj , xyz-,
MDiii B 11 R
> nx > yz
-
(to )raise 1014
^yrks’y B
’ngrnd- 40
^
( / retire, ( / withdraw
^
GMS 343; Sogdica . 34 n 3, 30 Add.; Frag. Len. Ill
1, ' zYwh ?
1031 > nyw,st- B ( to* £
^-
V5 anxwast Onywst - ) © pt. st. nywty -1, ’nxw
1020 lnyst- B > wxsty
^
anxast © pt. st.
( to )rise
^nyz-, ’ny’st- ^
(/
TSP 13
infringe, Gc> )brcak , ( to ) harm
ii 7, 2.1129
BSTBL, Dhy. 253 1032 ’nyw’y-' B T ** ?
GMS 894
1057 }njmn M
cut, broken
TSP 2.118, 119 n pl 70 anjaman © ob. - y =» }ncmn , ’ngnPn
assembly
1044 }ngwst M .- .
,
angust ( nk > wst ) © < Av. angusta nkwstOO
^•Z » 1
GMS 67, 265, 1221; BBB 543, f 42
finger
^ 1058 ^ njmnyq M
anjamanik = > ngm > n
GMS 91, 253 ^
(b
, elonging to r /ie )assembly
1045 >nywt S jLj 16 J 3* GMS 994; W ~ Lii; BBB
anyut ? © Oss. amYud
1059 ’nk’npw B =» ’sk’np
period , date
1060 k’wst B => nkwst ( h )
^
}
i
1065 ’nkr’yp B - I y>- 4 j
TSP 9.133
angryp ? © impf . mnkr' yp 1075 ’npst - S
OcOagitate
VJ 1000
anpast © pt . st.
0o )fall
^np’st - ’mpst-, ’mst-
, , > mpd -
1066 ’nkwpyn B, S GMS 453; Hen. Talcs. 483.19; Frag. Len. 57.5
angupen Ongwpyn ) © <*angupainaAv. 1076 > npt - B, S tip Lai
paena
honey r
anpat © impf . mnpt ^’mpd -, p’t
Uo )iall
^ -
TSP 19.7, 16 n p 232; BSTBL , Padm. 40; KG 368 TSP; SCE; BSTBL, Vim. 128; MSP b 15; Frag.
1067 nkwst ( h ) B, S 2a.17; GMS 633
’
angust OnkHvst ) © ob. - y; pi. -it =* p>5y > nkwst ,
}
ngwst
1077 'ns^c -
B =» ' nsk; -
1078 >ns»k B O L SJ
^ )
J jU
finger ansak © <* ham - saka ^ ’ns’kfy )
BSTBL, Padm. 42; Dhy. 21, 29; MDiii; TSP 14.23, provisions, means
24, 25;ob. pi. nkwstyt , TSP 5.24
}
BSTBL, Dhy. 98, Dhy. 286; ob. - y , Dhu. 175;
1068 ’nkyreykh S ' ns' k' y , Frag. Len. 85, 12
angereik ?
( name of a /i )illncss
1079 We - B <1J P
ansae -
Ons*c ) © impf .
mns' c ^ Wys- Wyt
, -
TSP 3.10 n pi 93; Hen. Texts. 726 ( prcparc, 0<? )fix, 0o )dispose
)
^
1069 ’npV B SCE 395, 403; BBB; GMS 632; Benv. Notesii 223;
anpar , ambar
^’mb’r , ln|Vr Gersh. AHM 257; AVS 73
filling , satiety 1080 ’ns’ys - B
TSP 2.417 n pl 75
1070 ’np’st -
B pass. st . ^ Wc-, Wyt -
—
ansaxs © <* ham - saxsa Khwar. sxs © mcd.
>
}
-
anpast © <* ham ~ pasta © pt. st. ’ npst - , ( fo ) bc arranged , ( ro ) be fixed , ( ro ) be successful
^
-
’mpst -, }mst , ’npH- TSP 3.214; BSTBL, Vim. 141
0o )fall
Lentz. STii 575; GMS 453, 865; VJ 46b, 197; AVS
1081 Wyt - B
ansayd © <*ham - saxta -
jS' OJL I < <LPJS' Cw jj
© pt . st. ^ Wc-,
-
110
’ns’ys-
1071 ’np’stk B 0o ) prepare, ( ro ) be prepared
anpaste © pp. GMS 859; AVS 118
fallen 1082 Wy k B
BSTBL, Intox. 2 ^
ansayde Onsytk ) © pp. = > ns )yt > w, ’ns ty
1072 > np > t- B ready, suitable, prepared
^ ^
anpat , ambat ©<* ham - pata -
\ Khwar. npd
}
- TSP 2.96, 370; >ns>rt >kwy VJ 343
© impf . mnpt
^’np’st-, ’mpd -, pt-, hnpt
^ - 1083 WyPw B L» COJL I
(/ o )fall
ansayde, ansaydau ? © nom . =» ns > yt > k
,
GMS 269, 633, 304, 585; TSP 2.11, 280, 333; AVS ready
110 VJ 860; ESGii p 75
—
1073 *>np >ys ? S
anpes ? ©<* ham- nipais © impf . m' np' ys
,
1084 > ns yty B
ansayde Onsytk )
^'s'ytk, > ns>yi> k
I
ns'yp -
ready snare, trap
TSP 7.79, 134 TSP 2.275; S W , C 2, pi 79.4
1085 his’kcyk B J Li* t y* 1098 nsp’kh S
’ >
ansakcik anspak
^
carpet , rug
nspMch, fsp
suitable
TSP 6.187 n p 205 TSP 13.7; Bcnv. ' nsp' kh "equipment ”; S W , IIJ
1086 WkCy ) B 1976, 54, 56; STSC 13
1099 ’nsp’nh ? S
ansak (c ) ns’k , Vq r?
^
suitable, fitting
a ( n )span ? =^ *sp> nh ?
j*
BSTBL, Dhu. 37; TSP 23.11; Frag. Len. 23.4, 7.75; compensation
ob. - y( h ), TSP 2.420, 6.130 n pi 75 MDii p22 V 16; Gcrsh. Advice. 91 n 39
1087 ’ns’rty B 1100 'nspsPky'kh S =» > nspstqy>
ansartc =» srt ; ,
1101 nspstqy > M ( \ j J Jr*
cold , cooled ( > , ,
anspastakya nspst ky kh ) ^ >spstky >
SCE 103 /.cal , willingness to serve
1088 ’ns’wr B -
GMS 338; W Lii ; BBB; Sogdica. 3; KG 490,
ansur Onswr ) © */ asOss. dnsurd => swr
" }
-
y > kh , 612; S W , 1IJ 1976, 57n 61
( ivory )tusk 1102 *> nspt ? S - -L ->
VJ; Bailey. BSOAS 23, 28 n6; Prolcxis. 407 anspat © impf . mnspt
1089 ’ns’wi^k B ( to )rise, ( to ) become active
jr* j/J
ansurc Cnsw k , ’nswr’y , ’ns’w y ) Rust. TSP 13.25 n p 226; S W , IIJ 1976, 55, 57 n 61;
with tusk
^ ^ Bcnv. mnspt
VJ passim. 1103 > nsr B
1090 ’ns'wr’y ’ns'wr'k ansar
1091 WwrpHk B headless
ansur - pare TSP 9.133
with tusk 1104 > nst S <*
VJ 68, ~ vv crowd ?
1092 Wwrprch B Rust. TSP 13.9; Gcrsh. apud . S W , UJ 1976 p 59;
ansur - Parc © f . adj. Bcnv. ' yst
with tusk 1105 }nswr => ns > wr
,
VJ 65 1106 ’nsvvr’k =» > ns > wr > k
1093 Wych S aJ - L iolrj <
* 1107 ’nswr’y => ns) wr k ) )
—
1109 }nsytch =* > ns) ych
i ( to )oxcite , 0o )exhort 1110 ’ns’yp B 4
cr Ji
L
44
^sS pt '
^ -
1124 sPt B, M anduxs Ontwxs-, ’ntwys-, Jndwxs-2 ) -,
© inf . y,
!
i
£
\
i
. a
i|
45 * nw*stk
hamthriS; Parth. tryxs © mcd . pass. impf . distress", n pi 79. > ntwxc xwr - "to be sad "
ntrypy
mntr'Ys
^ 1154 twxcn ’q C
^andoxcnak
( / o ) bc disturbed , ( ro ) bc oppressed Ontwxcn'k ) © pi. - ?
^ndwxcn'k ,
GMS 152c; VJ 18d, 791 etc.; AVS 73 > ntwycn )k
’nw’sty 46
A VS 132
S W, C2 p76, 13
1184 }nwzk S =» > NwZK
1172 }nwst -
M =4 w’st -
^
1173 nwstk B => w t’k
} 1185 hix’yz B - O*
^ Xl>
^ ^ anxez ny’ yz-, ’nxyj-
^
’
1174 nwsty htw
^ Pk ( t o )raise
1175 > nwt5)rky > M - *1
STii 7.11, 16, 8.11, 9.17; AVS 136
anut -6arakya
1186 *nxr M
protection
GMS 1136
anxar © ob. -yy; pi. ^ 3 < 6 j\^
^
1192 ’nxw’n M
anxwan © <*ham - xwdhana Anc. Lett . 3.30
>
1205 ny k B
breaking ’ ( utS' U ) SLj
( o )nyak © pi. r /z = ny * k (,)
-
GMS 1026; BBB f 20 *
grandfather , grandsires
1193 ’nxw’y - M
TSP 2.182
anxway (’nxwy- ) © <*h.am- xwahaya © impf .
mnxwy =» > nyw >st - , ’nyw’y - ’ -
1206 nyW ) B, M , S
( / <? ) brcak anyam , azyam ? Ozy’m, ’ny’m - ) © pt. st . VzyW /
BBB 505; GMS 541, 632, 655; Sund. MSP p41; => *y’m
AVS 95 end , ( / <? )end
1194 GMS 659, 957; TSP; Frag. Lcn. 58, 2, 95, 4; KG
’nxwncCh ) M, S
485; AVS 101
anxonc = nywnc, ’xwnc
dispute, fight
^ ’ ’’
,
1207 ny m t => , ny m( ) -
BBB 519; GMS 1004, 659; KG 349, 2334, 2374 1208 ’ny’mcyq M
1195 ’nxwnng M anyameik ^’y mcyq ’
final
anxong
dispute GMS 1014; KG 2326
1
Sogdica. 28, 26 ’
1209 ny’ms S -
anyams Ozy’ms-, }nyms )
-
1196 ’nxwy =* ’nxw’y-
( / o )be ended
1197 nxyj- M
}
0-> £ JJJ
i
Rust. TSP 13.12; Benv. } zy* ms\ Hen . Texts. 715;
anxez ©caus. st. ^’ny’yz-, ’nx’yz-, ’nzyynt- AVS 74
G <? ) raisc 1210 ny mt B
BBB 567 ’ ’ f Jjlj L (
-^
ny nk
different
^ 69R 14
1228 }nytt ( h ) ’nyt
TSP 6.48; BSTBL, Dhu. 52; MDii ; >n?z* nk\ TSP 1229 nyw { Oy> jJ )
9.62; SCE 12.67; > ny' nz' nkh TSP 1122; anyu © <*anyam ©acc.; in compd . ' ny\v*5' k ,
' ny' z' nkw , MSP b 31; ' ny' z' nkstr "more ' nyw *6 yc , >nyw znk' n ny- 3, ’ny *, ny-, nyw
different", MSP b9.103 other
^
1216
^ yVnkSv k B
-
anya zangawe
’ BSTBL
1230 nyy my6 S =» zyy my 6
} }
difference
BSTBL, Vim. 104; GMS 1082 -
1231 ’nz^ n B =4 ’nz’n-
1232 ’nz’Wk B => ’nz’n’k
1217 ny’z( h ) S
’ jL: ,
1233 nzwn >•v B =* > nz,n, k
( o )niyaz =» ny *z »
need -
1234 nz'n B, M , S 0-5 o l
Anc. Lett. 3.31; Hen. Tales. 486.18 anzan ( nz*n ) ^’z’n -
)
-
(r <? )confess, (ro )acknowledge
1218 toy zkyn S’
(o )nyazgcn , (a )nyazken
- U* jL
GMS 632; BBB 614; BSTBL , Dhy . 2; TSP; MDii
^ ny’zk’yn p 141; Frag. Len. 120.6, 46.4; impf . mnin\ pt. st .
needy
ynzin >t ; inf . >nz' ny, BSTBL, Dhy. 40, 79; AVS 99
Hen. Tales. 486.19
1235 ’nzWk B .•
1219 ’ny ’zng =* ’ny nk
1220 ’ny’znk S
^ anzane (,nz*n > k, ’ nz ^ n ' y )
acknowledgement , confession
anyazang ny nk, ny’zng
different
^ ^ Dhu . 144, 156, BSTBL; TSP 5.105
1236
BSTBL, Dhy. 158, 159, 234 ^anzana
z’n’m ’nty S
-mande OnzWmndtyh )
«JI
1221 S( MD )
^ yew * yc
confession
1222 nyd > r
>
-C 0* j> Sogdica . 64.5, 65.28; GMS 1100
anay -6ar © trans. pret .
G (? )lcad, (ro )carry
st.
^ -
ny 1, » nyt -, •n’y-
1237
^
zWmndtyh M => htzWm'nty
1238 toztowk **5 B ly\ jy
C 2, 69R 14; Sund. AoF 1981 p2 l 3
anzanuk © ob. - y
oJj
^f j
1223 >nyh B , S A> on knees
/
'PY’ns -
, -
-
VJ 216 etc.; -IV, VJ 73; y, VJ 216; GMS 423 1252 > pc s B
1239 nz pt ym B => zn > ptnym
, (o ) pcas © Yaghn. picas =» pcs-, ptes-
’ ’ ’ (ro )taste ’
1240 ’nz’wn’k S
,
anzawane (,nz wny )
SCE 77
^’z’wny, ^ j’wny 1253 ’pc’t B
saviour , life giver
(o ) pcat ( u ) ( > pc ) tw ) =4 pc > t ( yX pye t
KG 544; GMS 894 ’ ’
time
1241 ’nzSvny =» ’nz’wn’k
BSTBL, Vim. 109; GMS 179; Benv. Notesiii 225;
^ -
1242 z'wt S
,
anzut, anzot (> z > wd r- ) © pt. st. ==» )z > w ~, zw -
Et . Oss. 258; KG 422
1254 'pc w M , S =» > pc't
0 oResuscitate, ( to )wake ^
1255 cmpS =* >fcmb6(6 )
-
Sund. KG 524 pret. VizV/ tfV ; GMS 546
^
1256 ’pewstw B . I : .,.*
1243
^ zNvyny S =* ’nj’wynyy
(o ) pacwastu ? =» pcwstw ^ li
0
>
1244 nzy6 - S
anzyaS ©<*ham - zgad © lsg. subj. ' nzYS' n
directly , suddenly , at once
Mack . BSTBL n p 23, Vim . 142
-
impf . mnzYS => pjY85-, > wjy8(8 ) , mnzy8 - 1257
(/ cOjump up, ( / o )lcap
MSP b 156 b 187 p 41
^ cy’y B
-
(o ) pacyay ©<* pati dy - ?; OP potiydisa
Jiiy* i*
=» pcy * y, pc’y
1245
^ -
zyst
anzyast © <* /iam - zgad- © pt. st.
Pzy8-, > wjy8(8 )-
-^ -
zyd ,
benefit , profit
TSP 3.103; BSTBL, Vim . 146; GMS 170, 199
1258 > p6 > nk ( ), B
(fo )lcap
(o )pa 6ank
MSP bl 59, 196; inchot. nzYs ?, MSP b 201; Sund .
}
^ pS’nk
MSP p 41 calamity, misery
TSP 6.169, 173, 196; TSP 6.144, 8.160
1246 ’nzyynt- S, C
ijf
anzyent ? © 3sg. pres. » nzYynl; impf . mnzYyni
^ sS
• y>- Sund. KG 470, pi 79; Apd. S W , 3.2.4
-S
1266
removed
MDii A - 14, 17
-
1276 }pyyz
opyiz © <*apa guzya , S' gauz
^ pyw z-
^
- — -i *apa-haiza- ?
^ yVs B
( o ) pxars © irans. intrans. v. = py > rs ~ , > py > ns
^ -
( / <? disappear
-
MDii B 17R 17 pl 22.17; Gersh. Advice. 85; AVS
0 o )remove, ( )rciire
^ 136
BSTBL , Vim. 132, Dhy . 334; SCE 213 n p 38; AVS
129
1277 > pks - B JLT
opkas © loc. -/
1267 ’py’wnt B - side
opyund © <*apa - gunda- Parth. bgwnd\ Khwar.
y
}
Benv. VJ n p90.8, > pks? VJ 8; GMS 161 A; > pksy ,
t
byYwnd\ Sgaud - © impf . p' Y' wnt
(ro )uncovcr, (r )discover
^ ny’wnt - MSP b 161
^ 1278 > pny S => > PZY
TSP 6.83 n p204; Gharib. A1 4.253
1279 > pr,st S - jJ
1268 ’pys * B 'LL?
( o ) poxsa ?, paysa ? =» pys( h )
>
( o ) prast © pt. st. =» pryz , pr >st - -
GcOcscape
butcher
Anc. Lett. 2.11, 3.33; Hen . Date. 612.5
SCE 361; TSP 2.230
1280 ^ prHv B
1269 ’pyt S - o; . '
(o ) paru © <*aparam =* ypTv/\ prw ?
( o ) poxt ? payt ?
afterwards, then
drunk ?
BSTBL, Dhu . 197; GMS 1142 nl
MDiii p32, 33 n 2 - w, y - 1281 > prs- B , S
1270 ’pyw
^- B
(o ) pxway © <*a / upa - xwdhaya
^ pywst -,
oprs ©* prsa
( / <? )ask
- 1 ,
^’Pstw , ’ps- , ps-\ prs-, ip rs-
pyw > y-, pxw > y-
( to )cut off
GMS 145, 171, 523; inf . ->y, TSP 6.195
,
1282 prsny C )
BBB 505.8; Padm. 42, BSTBL; AVS 95
aprsanya © f . n . =4 * p > rs
1271 ’pyw z B
^-
apywez ©* apa ~ gauzaya\ OP apa gaudaya,• -
permission
C 2, 55V 18, 104R 14 pi 07; STSC 60 Add.; BSTii
Sgauz -
898.108
^
(fo )hide, ( / conceal
SCE 336, 349; Gharib. AI 4, 253; AVS 80 1283 >prsy S
aprse ? =* prs'k
1272 ’pywn B - \rS~ j
thankfulness, gratitude
opxwan , opxun ©<*a / upa- xwan- © impf .
Sund. KG p179.420
p }Ywn
0<? )call out , (ro )inform 1284 ’prst - => prst- 1
1273 }pywst B
(o ) pxwast ( pyw >st “ ) © <* apa- xwasta © pt. si. guilty
- ,
=» pxwst -, pyw > y , > pyw y -
GMS 144; TSP 2.473; VJ 1453; pi. > prt > yt , VJ 80 l ;
(/ o )cut off BBB 763; prtync, Frag. Len. 8R 6
}
51
^
’ps S
-:
1301 > ps B, S
^
1
Cprtk ) JjJu*
GMS 318, 1331- 3; ' prtmy , VJ 991; TSP 2.1073; wreath , garland
BSTBL; Frag. Len.; BBB; -w, TSP 2.1109, 3.161, GMS 171, 979; Hen. Cosm. 307.16; BSTBL, Vim.
7.161, 14.20 88; Frag. Len. 76.5; ' ps' kk , TSP 8.107; Hen. LW
98
1291 ’prtm’wh B, S
(o )fratamu Oprtrnw ) © adv. 1304 ’ps’rS S
first , at first opsarS
TSP ,- BSTBL; Hen. Magi . 138.18, Frag. Len. new year festival
MDii A - 5, 25, 181.25, ' p?r6\ MDiii p51.25,
1292 ’prtmcyk B, S
ofratameik ^ Ttmcyk ’ ps' rSh
first , the first 1305 ’ps’w - B
TSP 3, 2; Hen. Magi. 138.16, w - (o ) pasaw =* ps \v -
1293 ’prtmw =» ’prtm’wh, ’prtm - 0 o )touch
GMS 571; TSP 2.1016 n pl 82; STii 10.1
1294 ’prtmyk B, S
ofratamik
1306 ’ps’w B
( o ) pasaw, opsaw
(
-
jiOL
the first
lt TSP 10.14; STii 7.11; KG 374 touch
T GMS 571; BSTBL, Vaj. 14; Benv. Notcsiii 221;
* 1295 ’prtrk S Q
$ AVS 96
' O (o )fratarc ?
t. best ? 1307 ps’wc B
’ - 0
(o )psoc, opasoc ©* a / upa - sauca-
Anc. Lett. 3.20, - Vi ^ ps’wyty ,
*r pswe-
* 1296 ’prtync =» ’prt’ k
( to )purify, ( to )lighl
1297 > prw ' B, S err" TSP 3.278; GMS 89 n 1, 686; AVS 120
(o ) paru © <* aparam =» prw 2, pr w
’ ’ 1308 ’ps’wys B -
then , afterwards
TSP; BSTBL; SCE; GMS 1142 n 1 - -
(o ) psuxs ( pswxs , ps wxs , ’pswys- ) © Khot.
’ ’
1298 ’prw 2 B, S
-
pasujs- © med. pass. st. ^’ps’wc , ps’wyty
( to )be purified
sparu ©<*upari ~ avam =* prw *
TSP 3.269, 280, 281, 299; GMS 591, 825; KG 415;
this, to this, for this
AVS 73
GMS 1432, 1625
1309 ’ps’wyt’k S
1299 ’pryw M el (o )p (o )suyde © pp. =» fswyty, pswytyy
parew ©<* upari -aiva =» pryw \ prw 3
lighted
with
Sund . KG 613, 599
BBB f 35; GMS 1375, 1627; KG 2333
1300 ’ps
— 1
B, M
^ -
0 r y,
» p (o )s © <* prsa = prs-, fst 1, prs-, ps-1, *p rs-
’
-^ -
1310 ’ps’wxs
1311 ’ps’yS B
- S =* ’ps’wys-
1312
1313 > ps,yn > k >
apesene
mottled
( )
=> ’ ps’ynt -
B
(a )pastaw
•
—Opstw- ) © <*apa jrava -; Khot.
pastu Parth. bystw- © caus. st. ' pst' w ; inf.
t
SCE 142; GMS 976 n 1; Gersh. JRAS 1954, 126 GMS 89, 546; BBB flO e20; A VS 81
4
1314 1324 ’pstk’r’k B, S
iiu
^ s’ypw S
Opsypw ) apast - kare Opstk’r’y ) © <* upasia - kara © pi.
slandering -
' yt ^ pstkT’k
I Gersh. Sogd. Cpds. 141; Hen. Magi. 138, 29, assistant , helper, auxiliary (army )
4 140 n 3 BSTBL, Vim. 75, Dhu. 180; GMS 99, 663; Hen.
t
Tales. 478.17; BBB p67.540.1; KG 413 pl 79
4 1315 ’pspr’yc B, S
1325 ’pstkVy S => stkVk
i? apas-frec
sheep’s shouiderblade 1326 ’pstnh B, S
^
TSP 3.273, 275, 288 n pl 99; Hen. Texts. 729; -yc , (o ) pstan © <* apa - stana -\ Parth. \bstn
^ pstn-
TSP 3.288 delay
,
1316 psq \vp> C VJ 593, 614, 671, 5e, 1457; GMS 89; MDii pl 94
aposkupa © <Syr.
bishop
^ psqpy -
1327 }pstw => > pst w
1328 > psw B =» > ps-
)
—
STii 1.46, 3.73
1317 ’psqwpy * C
- B =» ’ps’wys-
1329 ’pswys
1330 ’pswyt- » pswyt- =
apaskupya
episcopal
1331 ’psy5- S
apsc5 ps y 8*
*
} }
STii 3.74
( to )( ail
1318 ’psm’k B
Sund. MHC 31.10
apasmak ?
1332 ’psypw S =* > ps) ypw, psypw ky *
ornament ?, fly - whisk ?
BSTBL n p60, Dhy. 222 1333 > ps- M => ps ( >), > pys
^
1319
^ snPk’tyh ? S
(a )pasmakte ?
? *u ij7 tj> y - _ 1334 ’ps ^ y -B
apsay © pass. st .
^pS^y-, ps y-, ps> y-
} >
ornate ?
^
psnPkntyh
( to )be rejected
MDii A -1 R 5 p!43.5; MDiii p74.115 TSP 2.334
1320 ‘psm’r B ( iSJ 1335 > ps,m =* ’Ps’m
- -
(a ) pismar ?, (a ) pasmar ? © <*Skt. apasmara ^ 1336 > ps’nk B <|j ( *f h
apsank © ob. pi. -ty =» ps> nkc> )
^psm ’r
( a kind of )illness, epilepsy ? net , snare
TSP 7.62; VJ Apd. ii p3 l 6 SCE 269
1321 pspy B
}
-
( a )paspay © < Av. apa- spaya - © impf . p }spy
1337 iPnkty =» ps> nk<> )
^s’rm’
1338
^'pysp’y, pspy-
(fo ) reject
^ y B <
apasarme, apsarme © <* pasa+arma\ Khwar.
i i
permk
BSTBL , Dhy. 399; TSP 5.72; AVS 92 arms behind
1322 > psrwk B SCE 401; GMS 171, 373 n 2
apsruk © pi. y /z - 1339 > ps > ty B j j
1340 ps’ y }
- B i jl
^£ 31 135 J> ’psysT S eTT^cr
*
apsay -^ps^y- ps y-
( r 6> ) reject,(/ o )throw
, > ap( a )se -sar ©<* pasa - ka- sar
then , afterwards
pysysY, psys’r
^
GMS 373; KG 520; Frag. Len. 37.3
TSP 2.1083, 3.71, 167, 169; inf . > y, TSP 3.177 -
1354 syyk M .Z-1
1341 'ps'y y
^ B
’pSr’y -
oJJjS'
^
ap( a )sik Cpsyk ) =» ywxn > psyyk )
j ioX
1342 ’ ’ ’
ps yn k £31 L jjb 0
^ spilling
opsene
GMS 957, 1168 n 1; Hen. Magi. 143.18 n 1
( name of aXlr * ?
1
-
1355 > pt B, M
ap(a ) t , (a ) pat ? © Av. pitu. *» ,ptyw ,r
TSP 3.66 n pl 94
1343 ’ps’ynt B meat
apasint © < OP paisya © pi. ? GMS 170
pieceG )
TSP 2.1212, > p? ynt y SW, C2 p 59.11 2 - -
1356 > pt > r B y )o^~
1344 }pskr B -
^ d >£ JLi
-
( o )ftor ? =» ftr , ptr -?
( ro ) pull out { hair )
ap(a )skar © <*apa- skar
^ (Iskr -, pskyr , - SCE 88; Hen. Magi. 143n 4; GMS 89
pskr -
t yn’kCw ) S
( / o )chasc
SCE 54; AVS 103
1357
^’
( a ) patcne Optynyy ) =» ptyny( y )
{ made <? / )flcsh
1345 snPkntyh S
^
apasmagandc ?
Jj j GMS 170; KG pi 79, 380-2, w
1358 ’ptyw’r B
-
wool -stuffed saddle ?
apat -xwar => ’ pt -, ptywr-
MDiii p74 n 1; MDii, ' psm' kntyh; Mack. BSTBL
carnivorous, flesh -eater
n p60
VJ 313.949; GMS 117, 170, 226
1346 psn S
}
<1'
(o ) psan => psn -, psyn -
1359 > ptr - B, M, C
trap - -
pitar, apat (a ) r ? © nom. ob. y; acc. w; abl. ->
(,)
=» > BY , ptr -1
Mack. AI 24, 425, 16 n p428 father
1347 > pst ,t- S
apstat © pt. st.
(fcOinform
jib iji
^ I EGSii 98; GMS 178, 943; TSP 9.92; KG 419, 525,
551; Jptrhync(\v ) "father heritage" Frye 12
.
1360 ’ptr’ywstk B 1 3^ <
MDii pi 58 n 5; perf . st. ' pst\tw- d' r -\ KG 344, patrxuste ? =» ptrw’z-, ptrwysty
345, 331; GMS 1084 obstructed
1348 > pst > w > nh S, M JJ ~' * J3 SCE 390; Benv. JA 1943- 5, 116; GMS 170, 257;
apstawan Opst’wn ) => pst}wn Schwartz. HMV p 391, * ptrwxs-
order 1361 ’ptwyS - S =* ptwy5-2
Gersh. TPS 1969, 166; GMS 552 n 1; KG 344,
440, 2382; Frag. Len. 69, 6
1362 }ptynyy M => ’pt’yn
1363 Jpw B, S
^Cw ) { jys> yJr
1349 ’pst’vvn => ’psPwhih *
( o ) pu © <*apam =» pw!
1350 sty B, S - _
^
apstay © <alupa- hista
jibj
^ -
pstT
^ L to* J> Jib Jj without
EGSii 163; GMS 1164
GcOentrust , (/ o )admonish 1364 > pw "stny’kh S JLJJ L U c
TSP 2.1206; GMS 560 A; VJ 301 n p93; KG 334; (a ) pu astanyak =» *st > n,yh
Frag. Len. 69.7; S W, C 2 p62, ll -2; AVS 93 inconstant, impermancnt ( wz7 /zt? w / constancy )
1351 psy B =* psy
>
GMS 969
1352 ’psyk =» ’psyyk 1365 }pw }>stnyh B
( o ) pu astanya 1379 ’pw pckwyr B
impermanence ( o ) pu packwer =4 pckwyr’( kh )
BSTBL, Vim. 119 fearless
1366 ’pw ” y’m B Vim . 109, BSTBL
(o ) pu a yam =4 * y’m 1380 ’pw pckwyr’k =4 pw pckwyr’k
endless 1381 ’pw pckwyr’k ( h ) M , B
SCE 271, 513; BSTBL, Vim. 160, 179; Dhu. 103 (o ) pu packwcrak
1367 ’pw zr =4 *zr
” fearlessness
1368 ’pw zrmy h =4 * zrmy h Hen . Tales. 476.6; BSTBL , Vim. 57, 167
’’ ’ ’
1369 ’pw’S’k B, S 1382 ’pw p5kh B
( o ) pwa 6e ( pw’dy, pw’5’y ) © <* hapa ( =Skt. (o ) pu pabka
’ illegal
sap - "to worship" )+wdd ©acc. -w ^ pw’b’ k
temple, sanctuary ? SCE 295
SCE n p 37, 176, 276, 335, 348; STSC 137; Frag. 1383 ’pw pryt’tt B
Lcn. 96.1, lOOal , 3, 5, c9; Mack . BSTBL p 154 ( o ) pu fritat
1370 ’pw’S’y =4 ’pw’b’k loveless
1371 ’pw ’ps’yb B SCE 306
(o )pu (o )/apse6 1384 ’pw pstnh B
faultless (o ) pu pastan
^ pstn -, pw'
SCE 37f without delay
1372 ’pw ’ry M , S, B VJ 561, 724
( o ) pu ary =4 pw’ ry 1385 ’pw ptpy 6 y B -
I tjj k
priceless ( o ) pu patpebe
GMS 1164; Tales 469.33; MSP b!09; BSTBL, unconsciously
Vim. 38 BSTBL, Intox. 13
1373 ’pw’rstk B a J S* j j J 1 y 1386 ’pw ptm ” k B
( o ) pu patmak
^ pw’st-
1
opwarste © pp.
turned away immeasurably
BSTBL, Vim. 169; GMS 14 BSTBL, Intox. 31
1374 ’pw’rt - B 1387 ’pw ptsm’r B
(o ) pu patsmar
opwart =4 pw’rt -
(to )turn away innumerable
BSTBL; TSP; SCE; GMS 585; inf . -’y, TSP 2.893 BSTBL, Vim. 120 etc.; Dhy. 174 etc.; SCE 3 etc.
1375 ’pw’st - =4 pw’st -2 1388 ’pw ptzm’n B
(o ) pu patzman
1376 ’pw 6 pn B
(o )pu 6 pan =4 bpn- h , pw dbn insatiable
’ SCE 460
without doubt *
BSTBL , Padm. 67 1389 ’pw r’p S I O J J J
( o )pu raf ©acc. - w =4 r ‘ P( h )
1377 ’pw kyr’n B
(o ) pu -kiran =4 kyr n , pw kyr n without illness
’ ’ Anc. Lett. 2.3, -w, 3.2, 5.2
unlimited
BSTBL, Dhu. 58 1390 ’pw rywsny’kh B
(o ) pu r (a )xusnyak =4 rywsny’k ( h )
1378 ’pw pcyw’k B
(o )pu pacxwak =4 pcyw k ignorance( / ig /tf /erj)
’ BSTBL, Intox. 5
without obstacle
-
BSTBL, Vim. 116; kwy Padm. 9, 11 1391 ’pw sp’rm’k B (
*
( o ) pu sfarmc 1404 ’pys^ pr ps*pr
sexless 1405 ’pysm B . i >L
SCE 356 ^
pism ? ©<* pasca -ima => pysm
1392 Jp \v ym ^ n B according to
( o ) pu y( i )man BSTBL; STii, GMS 373, 7.15, 22; Benv. Notesii
faultless 215
BSTBL , Vim. 3 1406 ’pystr’yck * B - 5 I
1393 *pw zn’kh B opistarick ( pystycyk )
(o ) pu znak future
ignorant SCE 489, 494; BSTBL, Dhu. 250; GMS 373, 1013
SCE 43; BSTBL, Vim. 185
1407 ’pystrw B j S lJ *tu
1394 ’pxyyr - =» pcyyr - opistar ( u ) © comp. adj. =* pystrw
1395 } py C - : S j* i j i o -y later
apay © lsg. opt . ' pyym
^ Vy- VJ ; SCE; BSTBL, Vim. 135, 167; GMS 373;
(
^ )considcr > pystrwh, VJ 1030
!
SCE 311, 523
-
1411 ’pzYn B, S
}
1399 ’py ty =* ’py’stk
^ (o ) pzarn Opzrn - ) © Av. zar -
1400 yc B ( to )disturb
(^o ) p( o )cat
! ^ < , jL j
VJ 1458
^ pc'tCy ) ,
time 1412 > pz t ( h ) M JLJ < ooL> lj
BSTBL, Vim . 121; GMS 179; Benv. Et . Oss. 28 opzat ©<* upa - zdta © ob. - yy; ob. pi. - yr
1401 > pyk M
apik =» *pyk homeland , birth place( place of origin )
aquatic GMS 99; ' pz' t' ykw , Hen. BSOAS 11; Giants. 70.4
BBB 512; GMS 394 1413 ’pz wtyVh S
^ L
*
. ^
Li I < cu Li
1402 ’pysp B (o ) pzanautya
opospay ^
pspy-, pspy-
^ acquaintance
rcjection GMS 1079; KG 403
BSTBL, Vim . 204; Benv. Notesi 33 1414 > pzrn - => ’pzYn -
1403 pys B
}
lU % ~ 1415 > PZY B, S ( oy* j > )( y> ) L <£ i
^ TSP 9.37
envy ,
1432 V8 y p * y B
Anc. Lett. 5.5 arSefc ( > r 6> ypy )
1420 Vcyc M splendid
arziz © MP Vzyz; Arm . arjij TSP 6.15, 74, 152 & etc.
tin , lead 1433 VS’yp’y pyyy M
Sogdica. 27.30
1421 > rS B, S orScfi Payi
( ? JLLJ JJ
- yU
-
ar 6 / 0 © <* ar &a , Khwar. } r0
millstone
-^rfi’
nPk a Manichcan god ( Jesus the Splendour ) ?
Sund. Lisle. 1994, 457-8
SCE 231; MDii p59.8 1434 Mtypy =* > r8> y p y }
1426 VS w’n m t M
’ ’ true, sincere
ardawan mat BSTii 832.8; C2, 104R 12
Mother of Life 1439 Mkw B
Hen. BSOAS 12, 312.70 ar 6(a )ku ©ob. - y
,
1427 > r6 yp S sincere, sincerity
^ywTSkw Tdq, Mwk
,
from Argi
1440 YSwk M - i j
piles, haemorrhoid
TSP 2.37, 3.10, 11, 12; Hen. Texts. 715; C 2, 51 V 2 righteous
p97; Frag. Lcn. 48, 7 SCE 555; BSTBL; TSP; Frag. Lcn.; STii 8.8;
1473 Ysy =» > rs,ny Mack. BSTBL n p21; GMS 470 n 1
1474 Ysq C ==> > rsk (> )
,
1486 > rt > wspy =* rt wsp y ) ,
, 1487 rt’wspy’h M , B
1475 Ysk( ) M , B ’
ar (a )sk (Ysq ) © Av. araska\ Parth. rask ©ob.
-y ^ YYk artawaspya ( YPwspy’kh , YtwspyO
j .
envy righteousness, Manicheaism , elccti
BBB f 63; GMS 368, 526; TSP 2.1075; Sund. BBB; GMS 154, 470; Gersh. AHM 163;
AoFviii 1981, 179.10a }
rt' wspy' kh, KG 419
1476 Ysqny C
,
1488 rt > wspy > kh S =* > rt > wspy, h
ar ( a )skane 1489 YtYvxst rwc =* Yt'wxwst rwc
—
envious 1490 YPwxwst rwc M ( y* jyj iJ 3 Jc~~
STi 33.18; GMS 1056 -
( cU y> lj jl
1477 Ysx C ,rs> ny artawoxst, artuxst , artawaxust OrPxwst, YPwxst
1478 > rt * M J rwc ) ®* artaw 2 xust ; <* rtahe wahistahe © inst.
art (Ytms ) © in compd. conj. with pron. & art . *artaxw9 st => Ytxwst, Ytyw rwc, Ytywst rwc
= ty, U \ Yty1, rty
^ third day of the month
and
S W , BSOAS 1975, 133, 1985, 111; C 2, 9.183 GMS 392 n 1; Hen. Magi. 152, 24; Sogdica. 27.21;
Gersh. Sogd. Cpds. 140
1479 Yt 2 C
art © ob. V / y ? =» Ytk 1491 Yt’wyYh ) M , S, C \ yu
i
— -
ji
TW'srk
’
Sund . AoFviii 1981, 179.17
1494 rt’w zrwsc B y1
1507 W M , C -~ rr?
_
ii ri l 3
artaw zrusc
( -. i
righteous Zoroaster
orti Ortyy , ’rtyh )© Khot. rro © in compd . with
S W , HJ 1976, 46, Frag. 4.6
pron. =Vty , PZY, rty , TRZY , > rt \ # ty ( y )
>
,
1495 rt )x \vst => ’rt ’wxwst rwc
and , then
GMS 3, 307 A ; BBB; KG ; MSP; S W , BSOAS
1496 hrtyw rwc S
* JJJ 1983, 41 n 2, 46; C 2, 183, ' rtyswlsy, ' rtysn
artxu roc, artixu © Av. asois - varjhuya - . 1508 > rtyJ C
-
-
<*rtivahvi VrPwxwst rwc
twenty fifth day of the month
arte ? =^ > rt \ > rtk
flour
MDii , iii ; GMS 237
BSTii 827.51; Bcnv. Etii 119; C 2, 94 V 21 pl 77
1497 Ytywst rwc S fy J 3 J 1509 YtypY S Oijjj1
artewan ^ ’rSp’n
JLM J JJJ Ardavan
artxwost , artxust ©* artwahist
Ordibchcsht , third day of the month
-^
rt’wxwst rwc Anc. Lett. 3.13
1510 Vtyh M => ’rty1
MDiii p60; GMS 392; Hen. BSOAS 1965, 251,
n 58 1511 Ytymw =* Tty 1, mw
artaw
^ Yt’w orwaste, orwoste (Yw’stk ) © Av. urvista
faithful
C 2, 54R 19, ob. Wwty , 39 V6 -
*urvaes => Ywxs
fixed, bound
1502 Ytwsp’y B => Yt’wsp’y
STii I 0a 2, 10, 42, 43, 45, -w; GMS 116, 158,
1503 Ytwspy M =* Yt’wspy’h
’ 221nl , drwdst
Yw’stk 60
IV
’skw’ch
ask , aska uskau Khwar. } sk\ Past TSP 5.96, 8.61 , 190 & etc.
hask = sky , sq \ sqy 1554 ’sk ’tmcyk B
^
high , above, loud askatamcik
lJL
*
4( jlJLj
,
1555 >sk tr B, M , S
oskatar Osktr ) © Parth . >sk dr © comp .adj.; adv .
=»sq tr
}
}
oskase =» sqsy
1549 •sk’rn’k B
I
oskarne (’sk ’rn’y ) -^sk’rn’k
{ jbli 4 jj
^ -l «0
tomb, grave ( place of bones )
Gersh . Melanges Bcnv. 195; MDii , }sks } kw
stupid , ignorant
1564 >skt - B < jL-
SCE 43, 113; TSP 2.656; BSTBL, Vim . 1; GMS ( a )skat (skP ) © Parth . xskd \ Av. skaiti ; Khot .
369; C2 p60 skai © abl . -} =» sqp
1550 ’skVn’y =» ’sk ’rn’k thorn
1551 ’skVtCw ) S SCE 48; Gersh . IF 1970, 304; Mack . BSTBL pi 54
4« JL- I
!
oskart ? (sk ’rtw ) ® <* us - k ( a )rta 1565 ’sktm B => ’sk ’tm
rent 1566 >sktr B =* ’sk ’ tr
MDii p60.10; Gersh. Advice. 84 1567 >skw- B, M , S ( objl < oxL io* j>
X
1552 ’sk ’t ’ryk * B, S 4
^
jVU 4
^
"
xl (a )skaw Oskw ’y -, sqw - ) ^
^’skwn , swq - , skw - ,
askatarik Osk’tryq, ’sk ’dryk , ’sk’tryk )
^sk’tryk , ’skw ’ t -
sq ’ tr ( r <9 )be, ( )exist , ( to )siay
higher , greater
^
GMS 635, 804; EGSii 16, 38
BSTBL, Dhy. 321; Vim. 164; GMS 1287; TSP 1568 ’skw’ch S
8.66; KG 335; Frag. Len. 85.1 (o )skwac © f . n.
1553 >sk ) tm B ^’skw’t -
>
existent
ask (a )tam Osktm ) Anc . Lett . 3.9
highest , the most
t
,skw >m >k 62
4
I
1569 ’skw’m’k B iijy* 1581 >sky B, M, S -9 y.
1I (o )skwame
*
remaining, staying
-
osman © <* asmanam © ob. y => sm’n , sm’nh
sky
KG 607
Hen . Talcs. 481.33; GMS 88
1575 ’skw’yn’y’ S
1587 ’sm’nywn B
oskwene © ob. pi. -ty
osman - yon
dweller
skylike, skyish
Sund. MHC p 26, 36.8 R 7
TSP 3.146
1576 >skwn B, S J-*9 lSJ jl j£» i J*3 S[
1588 ’sm’n rwc S ci JJJ
( o )skun => skwn , -sk
durative particle
osman - roc
GMS 635 ff ; Benv. AO 1966, 44
twenty -seventh day of the month
*
1577 ’skwn’y B GMS 88; MDii p 194; Hen. Orientalia. 8.95
(a )skune (skwny, skwny )
’ 1589 ’smwtryk S
period , duration , age osmutrik => sm’wtr
SCE 31, 32; TSP 2.52 oceanic
1578 ’skwncyk M dJUj f i MSP b58
(o )skuncik © pi. - r =>’skwn -
1590 ’sp B, M , S
present, contemporary, future a / osp © nom. acc. gen. - y; acc. -w, inst. pi .
GMS 635 n 2, 1014, 1249; Sund. Man. Lett. - yhiy ) =*sp-
310.10, 11 horse
1579 ’skwny =» ’skwn ’ y - y( y ), GMS 87, 1177, 1187; TSP; BSTBL; VJ;
1580 ’skwrnkh S
(o )skurne ? © < Av. skardna
- 4? -
SCE; MD; Frag. Len.; w TSP 13.6; VJ 751,
985; Frag. Len . 37,19; MDii A - 5, l ; > TSP-
round 3.185; SCE 111, 290, 371; - yh , VJ 47 etc;
MDii pl 43.7; MDiii p 73.7 VJ 164
Emmerick. SGS 135
asp ? © pi. spt >spt
^hisp,
}
1602 ’sp’rymyCy ) B
snare, trap osprayme © < Av. sparoYa -, fsprg -, Parth.; MP
C2, 108 R 4 }
sprynPk , >sprymy ( y ), sp> rymy
sprhm
^
1592 V5 B, M, S
(o )spa6 © <* spada - © ob. - yh =
^ 5, sp56
> (
—-
<> Lt flower
TSP 2.47, 5.81, 8.73, 17.28, 20.12; Hen. BBB 573;
BSOAS 12.47; Bailey. Prolcxis. 406
army
TSP 2.199, 3.29, 13ii 5; GMS 157, 1230; Hen. 1603
Magi. 143.26; MDii pl 94; Bugut. Insc. B 2.17
^ p’ryPny B
(o )sp(o ) ryadani ? => >spryk >
JL J
1593 ’sp’SpVy B
( a )spa 6-0are
j! jsLU
- ofy&y cleverness
TSP 2.1099 n p!83; GMS 1074a
wcapons, army equipment , equipment 1604 >sp’s B, M , S ‘cT'V
(J y
BSTBL , Vim. 136; GMS 1130 n 1
1594 p’Sy’n B, S
( o )spas © Parth. MP * spys © ob. yy => sp \s -
^
( a )spaSyan © pi. f -
service, honour, respect
soldier
GMS 157; SCE 71, 192; TSP 2.1180 & etc., VJ -
893; BSTBL, Dhy. 4; Frag. 2a .4; Talcs. 470.8,
GMS 1049; TSP 2.194, 22.1 , 4; Livsic. HMV
473.44; MDii
Bugut . Insc. B 2 13
1605 ’spVkCw ) B
1595 ' sp' & yh B
(o )spa6ya
( o )spase, ( o )spasaku © Parth. spsg © pi. - yt ( }
.
attack
-7 / =>sp >sy
attendant , servant
TSP 2.200
TSP 8.199; BSTBL, Vim. 173, Dhy. 90; VJ 1278
1596 ’sp st S
^ 1606
^pVyh B, M
( o )spaxst =» >spyst -, 'sp s
servant ^- ( o )spase ( >sp >sy ) © MP ' sp' syg © pi .
-
pi . ty =^ 'sp'skr ‘ nc, sp’sy
-l ( hh ob.
Hen. Talcs. 486.21
servant
1597
^’p ystk B
(o )spaxste sp’ys-, pyst’y
‘ =
( j*** fy* ** GMS 965,- BBB b!92; pi . > sp' s yt , VJ 72, 88, 342,
}
^
serviced , respected
^ 395; BSTBL, Vim. 63
TSP 8.188
1607 ’sp’s’ykGi ) B
(o )spasik © pi. -t
yiAjJs - £ -
J \ ZAJS> i
1598
^ pTich B, S
(a )spanc © loc. - yh = }spnc, sp nc, >spn-
attendant , servant , attached to service
^ ’ VJ 844; GMS 994
inn , rest house
1608 ’sp’skr’nc M
TSP 12.2 n p224; BSTBL, Dhu . 41; Hen. Magi.
(o )spas - karanc © <* spas - kare © f . n.
138, 9
sp^s’yh
1599 ’sp’nt’rmS =» spnd rmd
’ ^
girl-servant, maid
1600 p’ntrmt rwc S
^ { 1A J J y jjj GMS 1044; Sund. Man. Lett. 306.30
(a )spandarmat roc OspnPrmt rwc )
-
^spnd rmt ’ 1609
^ p’sy =» ’sp’s’yh
rwc
fifth day of the month
MDii; Hen. Orientalia. 8.94
1610 sp sykh S
’ ’
(a )spasika = sp sy
^
}
( jj fjJxZ
— A
s( y )n
^
}
(o )spanst , sponst ? *» >sp)nch, >spnc
( <? / )iron
inns
SCE 205, 275; Bailey. Prolexis. 419
GMS 260
1615 ’sp’ys B, S- ’
1626 spn’ynch B
( o )spanenc © f . adj.
(o )spes © <* spasaya
^sp’yst, sps- , >spys , - ( o f )iron
spys-, ’spxst -
SCE 181, 230; GMS 1055; > spnyncy, SCE 388
(/cOscrvc, (zo )honour
1627 pn ^ ynkwe k B
BSTBL; SCE 192; TSP; Frag. Lcn.; inf . ' sp' ypy, ^ ’
( o )spanen - kocc
TSP 6.104
having an iron beak
1616 *sp* yt B SCE 262
ospet © < Av. spaeta
1628 *spnc M i\
white
(o )spanc © < Parth. MP } spynj © pi. -it , - ynst
TSP 3.4, 12, 5.54; STii 10, 19, 23 & etc.
=» spync, p'nch , ’sp’ynst
(
white
BSOAS 12, 307.37
GMS 969; SCE 22; TSP; BSTBL, STii 10.34; 1629 spnd M
}
1623 spyw6 S ^
asp-yo5 =* yw8n lightning
’spwrnvw)
TSP 9.36 n p220; S W, BSOAS 1983, 46 sdftag
1636 >spryk > B hooves
( o )sprayk ? sph- yBny SCE 152 .
clever ,
^
outstanding 1647 ’spt’pr’y B n * - { *
SCE 42, 503; ' sprYky , TSP 2.609, 1068, 1127, aspatapare
6.35, 12.57 having solid hooves ?
1637 ’sprym’k B SCE 152 n p36
osprayme (sprymyy, prymk )
flower
^ -^ sp ymyCy )
^ 1648 ’spt’k B, M, S fL;
(o )spate, ospote (sptk , >sptk , Jsptyh, sptyy )
}
VJ 439, 1018; TSP; BSTBL; SCE 138; > sprYm' y, © <* us - prtaka ^ ’spPy , spty 1
BSTBL, Dhy.; » sprYm' kw, VJ 340, 443, 962; perfect , complete, completely
> sprYm' w, VJ 834; pi. ' sprYm' yt , BSTBL, Dhy. VJ 38, 63; SCE 368, 541; Frag. Len. 100 c9; GMS
220; ' sprYmt' , TSP 7.10; sprYmkt , Frag. Len.
}
18, 529, 982; Hen. Tales. 467.20; S W, BSOAS
38.8 ; 1983; ' spt' kw , TSP 5.110; KG 383, 438, 439;
)
1638 ’sprymk =* ^sprynPk ' sptkw , MDii; sptl > w , TSP 2.751, 1223, 7.76,
}
i r b < 0J <
^ - JLT
asp- t ? © pi. =* > sp 1655 pty M
I
5 snare
^ ^
(o )spatyak Cspty k )
’
L ji
’spwrny’kh 66
TSP 7.76; MDii B4 R 19V 1; GMS 99, 151 ast (* styh , ’styy ) => ’sty 2
’
1659 >spwrny > kh M JL5" existence
( a )spurnyak =*spwny’q, ‘spwrny’k TSP 7.120
perfection 1674 ’st - C
Sogdica. 2, 3; KG 610,- GMS 513, 1110 -
ast (Dpt. st. =» *s-,* yt , ’stw
1660 ’spxst- M ( / o ) take
(a )spaxst © pt. st . =»’sp’ys-, spyst - GMS 539 n 2; STi 38.6
’
(to )serve, 0o )respect 1675 -’st
GMS 520, 884 (a )st , (o )st
1661 ’spymh B (? ( fjf - j i fO ) elative suffix
GMS 1309
(o )spem ? (’spynmwh , spymwh )
’
( name of an )illness, tumour 1676 ’st’k S
TSP 7.61; -mwh, TSP 2.36; Hen. Texts. 715 ostak © pi. -t
1662 ’spymwh =* ’spymh sapling , stem
1663 ’spyn M JUL i
S W , KG 503 pi 80
ospin (’spynd / t ) © pi . -d -t =*spyn’wy, spn’k 1677 ’st’nd =* ’st’nt
sinful , sinner 1678 ’st’nk B ( < j* y ft )
GMS 112; Hen. BSOAS 11, 66; BBB f 8; S W, C 2 astong ?, (o )stang ?
p95.13 ( name of <? /i )illness
1664 spyn’nk B TSP 2.35
’
ospanene ? (’spnyn’k ) =»’spnyn *y 1679 ’st’np B i V
•1 •
67 ’stryt
132; C 2, 77 V 12 GMS 781; Dhy. 209; TSP 7.9, 11; AVS 225
1697 ’st’yrch B < 0.5L*
1685 >stVk B, M J O
bony , limb
stupa
:>
TSP; BSTBL, Dhy. 68, > stwpw Gersh. IF 1970, 303; BSTBL, Intox. 24; SCE 368
I
1691 ’st’wrh B, S 1702 ’stkyn’y B
\ ostakene
-
(o )stor Ostwr ) © ob. y( hh pi. -f => stwr
(o / ) bone, bony
cattle
TSP 2.540 & ctc.; TSP 3.251, 282, 291; VJ 87 & SCE 169; GMS 1053
r -
etc., MD 1703 >stny B <L-
(o )stane
1692 ’st’wrpS^y =* ’stwrpS’y ’
^ st’ny
place
1693 ’st’wrpS’k B, S
TSP 2.1017 n p182; GMS 1118
(3 )stor - pa 5e = stwrp6 yy
^ 1704 >str > B
cattle, cattle - kind
stor + paS , Gersh. Advice. 86; SCE; VJ; TSP; sstara ©<* ustara
STii 10; Hen. Tales. 486.12; - w, VJ 48 later
1694 ’st’y GMS 97; VJ 349 +myS > "the next day ”
aste © 3sg. irr. 1
1705 ’strwsk => swsk
^’sty
AVS 225; GMS 782; TSP 2, 164, 997 1706 ’strwsk M =* ’strwsk
1695 ’st’yy / x B 1707 ’stry M =» ’st’r’k
(o )stey ©* staig ; * stak
1708 ’stryc M viJ i AJIA
upright, erect
(o )stric Cstryc )
BSTBL, Dhy. 84, 137; GMS 1106; S W , BSOAS ^’st’yrch, stryc
1975, 134 female
1696 ’st’ynt BBB; GMS 3, 157; Sund . 1994, 45.16
astend © 3pl. opt. 1
1709 ’stryt =» ’st’ryt
^’sty , ’st’y, ynt, y ynt ’
a }
1725 >sy B - I jiaj 4 j
o say (sy-
( ) 2
)
SCE; VJ ; TSP; Gersh. Advice. 86 n 27a
( to )lie down , (/ establish
1714 ’stwrsnyk M
astrusnik
SCE 175, 3pl. pres. }sy } nt^
Crelated rcOUstrushna 1728 ' sy' yn' k B t jLU
^
ycy , ycy , xcy , stq n ),
} (
1752 >skw B, M
skr - (o )sku ©<*hisku =» skw , swk 1
( / <9 )lcad , ( / o ) pursue , ( / <? )chase
dry
GMS 366, 492; 7 J; TSP 2; BSTBL, Padm. 28; SCE
GMS 93; Sogdica. 64.13; BBB 486
251, 394; Frag. Len. 8 R 7; Anc. Lett . 3.11; inf .
1753 >skw >c M (S )
?.
- k P y , TSP 13.2, 12.5
(oJskucaC +z ) © f . adj.
1740 ’skVt =» sk’rt -
1741 >skVt B, M, S- Co
dry land ^
Sogdica. 64.13; SW , C2 n pi 50.26
pret. st. ^ sk ’r
^- -
oskart (skrt -, krt ) © pt: st. > skrtS' r , trans.- 1754 skwch B
’ -
cjL 1
chased
—
oJL w> B * :. .
BSTBL, Vaj. 4, 5; TSP 2.756; KG 362
1763 Wr’t S -
asmar -at smr t -
( * ) © pt. st. ^ sm’ -
rt
0>
^nPxCw ) 70
^- C
1776 >5 GMS 981; Hen. JRAS 1942, 242 n 1
-
astay, amstay Osty -, ’sPt ) © impf. mjpy; trans. 1787 >stwkry B
,
-
pret. ' st' d' r , ' st' td' r - nst’y-, > nst t , ’sPyny ,
^ - ast - wakre
71 ’tSrmnwkw’nch
( o f ) eight kinds STii 1.80; Benv. JA 1955, 334 n 27; C2, 94V 5,
BSTBL, Dhu. 255; Vim. 16 68 V 8; pi. BSTii 826.35, 843.39
1790 ’sty
^
1791 ’styk B, M, S
nty C =» ’st’y’mnty ( / o )bury
C2, 51 R 21; Benv. Eli, JA 1955, 308, 334 n 27
ostik =» ’st’yk , styk , ’cstyk , ’t 5 rtyw , cst’yk ’ 1803 t '
third
’
a 9, ol Otp tpn > ( )
jj) UI i.£
••
’, ’ , tfy , ’tm n , ’tn, ’ts, ’tsw, ’tsy ,
TSP 2.1234; GMS 1331; STi 86.17; MSP b 58; , ten , tsc, tms, rtms ) ®* uta © in compd.
’ ’ ’ 1’ ’
tsn
}
»sw ' B
.
stykw Frag. Lcn. 98 b2 = > rty , ’rt \ ’rty , > ty, ZY , » ty ( y ), > PZY
1792 y and , that , but
J
‘j
( o )su (DOP Sim © 3sg. pers. pron. acc. sg. => sw GMS 97, 135 n 1, S W , BSOAS 1975, 133, 1983,
him 41 n 2, 1985, 112- 3
VJ; BSTBL; GMS 1365 1804 ’tJ M
1793 W S at ©* ahati\ S ah - © 3sg. subj. => * t , x’t, ’st’t
'
asya , asi (’syh ) ©*M5/ +a(OP. dual .)=usyd (o )6Pza -murte = ’5Pz’mwrty
*
=> ’sy \ sy’ slarvcdihunger -dead )
memory, memorial BSTBL, Vim. 133; Gersh. Sogd . Cpds. 140 b
Lentz. STii 577; VJ; TSP; BSTBL; Frag. Len. 91.3; 1811 ’tSrmnkw’ch =» ’tSrmnwkw’nch
GMS 102, 948; Livsic. HMV 263, "memorial ; 11
1812 ’tSrmnw B , S i
’ryw "recorded " MDii p!58.1; S W , Ao, 1981, aOramanu , osomanu ©*ahra-manyu; Av. angra
15 mainyu - =*smnw
1798 ’sybt
— C
asepd , amsepd © pt. st.
(to ) bury, ( to )cover
^’ns’yp-, ’ns’ypt
tjj £ Ahriman , demon
Lentz. STii 577; Hen. JR AS 1944, 138, 14, 28;
Mittelir. TSP 11.16, 18, 21iiil 2; BSTBL, Vim.
C 2 gloss. 148; Frag. Len. 93, 31; GMS 1190
1799 ’sybty C 1813 ’t 5rmnwkw’nch B, S
asepde ( sbdy ) © pp. = ns yp Oramanu - kwanc (’tSrmnkw’ch ) =*smnwk’nc
’ ^’ ’
buried , covered demoniac, devilish
72
^firty
BSTBL, Vim. 98, 110, Dhy. 173; Benv. Notes 4, BSOAS 1983, 46
507; VJ 1046 ?; ' tSrmkw' ncK TSP 6.191 n p207;
Hen. Sogdica. 60.13; Tales. 476.5
1828 rwhCwyt ) S
^ -
ataru
33
'
1814 ’tSrty B ( put on )fire
** o9 r( o )ti, osti = csty, csty, >sty Anc. Lett . 2, 12; Hen. Date. 604.12 605 n 5
'
i
i
third
^ -
i
1829 *trync C A
ij VJ 1070; STii 10.9, 50; BSTBL, Dhu. 229, 248, atarenc © f. adj.
254; GMS 1331, 1337 fiery, ( <? / )fire
>
1815 tSrtyk B , S BSTii 890.35; C2, 60 V 3
o 0 r ( o )tik , ostik *cst yk \ ’Srtyk, styk , > cstyk
«
} }
1830 }tryny C A -
third atarene © pi. -i
VJ 244; Anc. Lett. 3.26 fiery, ( tf / )fire
1816 ’tfirtyw B r BSTii 890, 61; C2, 60 V 29
o0 r ( o )tiyu , ostiyu ©OP qitiyam
third
^styk 1831 ’tsy’kh B
(a ) tsyak
VJ 292, 377; TSP 21 i , 2; SCE 514 adultery
1817 ’tSrzm’k B TSP 2.116
oSrazmak (SrznPk ) ^SrznPy 1832 > ts =» i\ -s
)
anger
1833 > tsc =* V, -sc
BSTBL, Dhu. 190, 191, 198; Gersh. Sogd. Cpds.
1945, 138 n 1 1834 }tsn => ’t1, sn
1835 sw =» }i\ sw1
-
1818 > tfy =4 > t \ fy ^
1836 > tsy Vjy1
1819 ’tyw’Hk M
otuxare 1837 > tt > S =* > t 5
Tokharian 1838 > tw S
Hen. Sogdica. 8.5 b; Hen. BSOS 9, 545 at ( w ) © demons pron. art . acc. sg. LK , tw
1820 }tm( n ) =* }t\ - mn this
,
^
1821 ’tms > t 1, ms Anc. Lett. 2.45; MDii B - 18, 18 pl 23 B- 7 R 3
p166; Hh , acc. pi. ? A -18 R 5-6 pl 23; S W , TPS
-
1822 > tn * ’t 1, -n
1823 > tn (,) => Jtl, n >
1994, 41- 50
1839 > ty B, M, S
1824 > tpn C ^
a /oti Otyfyy, > tyfn , tysw, Hysn ) ® <* uti\ Av.
}
J ...
*
ii
73 Hvdyz -
GMS 1399; EGSii 76, 116, 121; BBB 566; sleeping
Tedcsco. ZII, 1926,95; S W, C 2 n pl 84; S W, TPS GMS 961; C 2, 51 R 28
1994, 43- 50 1860 >wpy S
1846 ywyys ,
=> w > ys
upT © cubaya =» wpyw
both
1847 > w »nh B =» *wz}k
GMS 101 A ; Anc. Lett. 2.27 pl 5n 5
1848 Nv’nkw S( MD ) => ’wn’kw
, , 1861 ’wc’ C
-
1849 w wt >qcyq C oca ?, otsa Owcy ) =» > wts> r , ’wre ?, * wrts> r, ’ws \
aw-otakcik © pi. -t > w 8( h )
fellow -countryman
there
S W, C 2, 87 R 13 & n p!63
GMS 71, 358; STii 3.70, 29; Frag. Len. 13V 1
1850 ’w’zqty C (
£ -i
*«>
1862 ’wc’q C bJ
awaz- kate
ucak ? © Av. vitara.; vicak <* vitrak <* vitardk
synagogue :
^ wc'q , wt s> k
)
1864 }wcny C
monk
ucnc
TSP 7.127; GMS 305
old
1853 >wp,s>nch B .
•LJt ) j Sund . AoF 1981, 186.7, l 87 n 194
upasanc © f . adj. =» > wp >s k , ’wp’s’nch
)
SCE 28 -
1868 ywVyz S, B
1856 *,wps- S tjj. o6ez ?, o6ez ? = wdyz-
^
(fo )choke, ( ro )stranglc
ufs, ofs © Av. hujsaYaghn. ufs\ Khot. hus;
* awa - hufsa- © impf . wyfls => *} wfs-, w > ps- Mack. AI 25 p422, 7n p424
0o )sleep 1869 > w8( h ) S b* jI
GMS 539; Frag. 2a.13; S W , BSOAS 1989, 258 06 ©<avada\ Yaghn. war ,- Parth. yw( w )d\ Khwar.
,
wO ^ Jwr 5, w§y, wc >
1857 Hvpt S, M- there
o / upd Owbd ) ©<* hufta- *awa - hufta- © pt .
y
I
o / upde Owbty ) © pp. pi. -t => wfc
} 1871 > wdyz - C O* «MS>~
:
*wfc 74
,
o5cz ( w5> y nt ) © <*ava-darzaya ?; Khwar.
)
1883 Nvyr S -1
* wfcPr -
1890 > wyz - , B, S, C
1875 SvyMk B oxaz ( wy >z- ) © <*ava -haiz © impf . wYz
-
oxak Owx ) © d > f* hav +dk © ob. - yh ^
}
wxt - 2
=^> wyst -, 'wxz , ‘wxst -
}
-
pestle 0o )go down , (/ <? )dcsccnd
SCE 249 GMS 55, 342; Gcrsh. BSOAS 14.88; VJ; TSP; SCE
,
1876 wy > ml B 182; BSTBL,- Frag. Lcn.,- MDii; MDiii; STi 61.16
torture
-
uyam ? ©<*gem Parth. ' bg' m *» wyW
y
,
1891 > wYz mndty M
,
1879 wy,r - B =» wyr }
- GMS 472, 991
1894 , wjy8(6) M
wy
1880 ' 'wrt S -
oxurt Owywrt ) © pt. st.
- O C01 v 1 jl
ozya 5 © <* ava - zgad © impf . w' &YS =» > wzy5-,
- VJ <
(to )abandon
Hen. BSOAS 11, 74 n 4; TSP 2.219
w yS
^ -
GoMismount
1881 ywY }yz S - Hen. JRAS 1944, 143.18; GMS 376, 263n 1; AVS
-
oxez Owyyz ) © <* ava - xaizaya © impf . - 78
vfY' yzi trans. v. =» wyz , wxz , w yz-,
’ ’
)
- - ^ 1895 \vjynd M -
w > yyz - ozyand © inf . - yy
(/ o )bring down ( ro )dismount , dismounting
GMS 543; VJ 38*; MDii; A VS 136, 80 BBB 508; GMS 342 n 1, 600 n 15 Sogdica. 32.28 n
-
1882 Svy’z B =* wyz , * wxz }
- - p35
1896 Svjyst- M onu Ownw ) ©* ava -naku ^• wn kw, w-, xwny
) )
helper upasanc wp
BSTii 905.11; C 2, 57 V 11; STSC 103, 112 nun
^ ^ nch
onaku , onu (Wnkw ) © demons, pron. acc. 1920 > wp > y B, S ejL l-
=^ > wn w, wny
) }
opay
that , it permission
GMS 960.1, 1431; >wnkw , MDii ; Vrt , TSP 7.111; VJ 891; TSP 2.671 , 747, 7.185, 8.201; Hen. Texts.
S W , TPS 1994, 48 722; Sogdica. 18.21; Frag. Len. 85.9; > wp* y, TSP
1907 Nvn w
’ i( jI 2.828, wp ywn- "to give permission"
) )
> wp5)y 76
SCE 252; VJ; TSP; BSTBL, Padm. 57; Frag. Len.; quiet
KG; MSP; GMS 618: C2 gloss.; A VS 110 C2, 22 V9: BSTii 857.9
1926 Svptpyw B 1938 \vrms - B, S, C j*0 ^ ^
aw- patf 3yu , opatfyu -
drams Owr’ms ) ©impf . w' rms
equally honoured ( to ) be quiet , (zo ) bccomc still
TSP 2.1137; GMS 351 BSTBL , Padm. 37; TSP 16.40; GMS 213, 957, 6 l 8;
Sogdica. 60.17; C 2, 12V 28; AVS 74
1927 Vpty’p C J>C
<« w
- 1939 Svrmt -
awpatyap, o patyap - ( Oy* ~r!
sharing oramt © pt. st. => wrmty }
BSTii 907.24; STSC 11; C2 gloss, n p85 ( to ) be quiet , ( rc? ) bccome still
l 1928 Nvpty’py’Cmrty ) C AVS 101
opatyapya ©f . n. 1940 vrmtky1 M
sharing , intercourse
^
oramtakya © f . n.
BSTii 874.4; C2, 87R 4 n pl 63 peace
1929 Vr’m B, S, C
oram © m. ob. y =4 wrm -
Jij i ‘ a^' J
}
- ' GMS 828
1941 Nvrmty C
peace, quietude oramte © pp. =^ > wr>mty, ’wrmc
TSP 11.20; C2 gloss n p72; Frag. Len. 97cl ;
, calm , still
Vr’my, C2, 31R 28 C2 gloss.; MSP b 22, 82
-
1930 Hvrtns B =* ’wrms- • 1942 Vrn’zn’k S
1931 Wmty B, S original ?
cOy~ f~ I
oramte © pp. MDii p62.7
^’wrmc, >wrmty
quiet , peaceful 1943 ’wrnyk
^ S i j
_
y> L
TSP 17.24; MSP b22, 82 ( wrnyk 'm )
1932 W0y C officer
6 ra 0c, aw - ra 0e MDii p57.23, 62.23
fellow-traveller
wr’Sk
^ -
1944 SvrsdV C y Jy -
C2 n p52 & 4 R 5, 40R 14, 51 R 5 owars-dar ? ©* owart <*ava- varta - © trans.
Nvsrr -
,
1956 ws > wc -
S o> J> b
osoc ©impf . wVwc ^’ws'wyt-
(ro )clean, (fo )purify
STi 52.8; GMS 37; Sund. AoFviii 1981 p201 n 36 l
KG 385
1945 » wrslm C
1957 ’ws’wys- B, M =» Vswys-
urslim , urslem Cwryslm )
Jerusalem , Yerushalayim
1958 VsVyt -S
osuyd Owswxt - ) © pt. st.; perf . st. ws wYtw6*r
} }
osayde Ows ty )
^ ^’wsyty 1969 Nvst r’- C
clean, pure -
ost (5 )ar (> wst 6> r , > wsty6 / d ) r- ) © <* } wst d }r -
TSP 7.70; BSTBL; MSP b 22, 84; GMS 119; Frag.
© trans. pret. st.
Len. 51.4, 93.32; TSP 7.155 (to )put
,
1955 ’ws’yty =» > ws ytk, > wsyty
GMS 555, 559; TSP 7.30; >wstd' rC2
1970 Nvst t ’-
B, S 1985 Vswytfp’zn B
,
s t.
-
f JSL
—
ostat Owsttfy )) ©* ava - stata - © trans. pert. osuyde- pazan Owswytyp n, ws wyt p zn,
> >
^
' wsUwS’r , pt. st. wst -, > wst >y , > wstyty,
w}sty -
^ — swytkp’zn , ’wswytp n )
^
pure-minded , good hearted
^
OzOerect , (/ o)pull, (resettle VJ ; TSP; BSTBL, Dhy. 305; GMS 200 n 1; Gersh.
Hen. Magi. 138.24; BSTBL, Vim . 46; VsP/ y, VJ Sogd . Cpds. 1945, 138
44; GMS 122, 554; STii 1986 }wswytk B oJi < L
,wst ,y
-
1971
-
ostay Owsty - ) ©* ava stdya , OP avastaya i
Parth. }wyst © impf . w } sty =»}wst -, w ty-
0o )fix , ( / c? ) put , (/ o )settle
— ^
-
osuyde Ows’wyt’k , ’wswyPk ) © pp.
pure, cleaned
VJ 51d; TSP 2.22, 384, 9.62, 6.45; BSTBL, Dhy.
271, 342, 355; STii 10, >wswYt\ TSP 5.90
GMS 124, 252, 552; VJ ; TSP; BSTBL; SCE; BBB; 1987 Nvswytkp’zn => ,wswyt p>zn )
^_
^ wswyPp’zn,
)
2017 ’wswxy C
awast -
<d wasta © pt. st. =» } wz-, }wsty ,
usuxi ? © ob. =» wswx }
’nw’sl- holiness
(/ fl )asscmblc
GMS 870; C2 gloss.; Sund. AoF 1981 p 213, 13R 9 Sund. AoF 1981, 186.11 pl 87 nl 97
2004 NvsPmntyy M 2018 > wt C
ostamande Pwsty’mnty
being , standing
- awat © vat - ; Parth. hmwd © m .n .; ob. - y
=> * wt
^
hope, faith
GMS 557, 1110
C2 gloss.; Benv. Eti 323 "faith ”; Sund . AoF 1981,
2005 Nvst’p C o j j j>
180.7, 199.14, 202 n 369; Prolexis. 430
ustap
stirring
2019 > wt - C
awat
STSC 118 n pl 21
—
2006 > wst,t B, S
ostat © pt. st. =» wstyty
Go )stand
)
J
( to )hope for
C2, 48 V 26 n p96, 147; BSTii 884.23
2020 > wt >,k B ( Jy° j
->)(
KG 463 otak OwPk ) © ob. -y; pi . -/ =^ > wt > q , > wt > kc n > k
)
2007 NvsPy
— ( o y*
^. -
O iLwl l j
ostay Owstyt, Jwsty-, wsty ( y )) © impf w )sty( y )
}
place, region
VJ; BSTBL; TSP; Frag. Len. 49.3, 5; BBB; GMS
10, 991, 1225; KG; Tales. 481.58; MDii; Wky ,
^’wst-
1
>
0<9 stand Padm . 53; KG 398, ' wt' kyhiTSP 2.183 etc.;
GMS 558, 752, 618 wt }kwy MSP B47, 49; ' wt' kh, TSP; KG; Frag.
}
...si
ft .
SvPkcWk 80
^
) >
otsar = ws , ’wc’, wrts’r
’
^ oxasi © pt. st.
^ -
( to )go down , descend
-
wyz , } wxz , ’wyst -, > wxnz
there, further
GMS 461; MDii; MSP b150-1 STi 33.20; GMS 870; KG 424
2030 ’ww M dj jf
2041 Jwxt -' C j
ZKw , w-
^w, ww, OcOabandon
him , it, the STii 5.17; Bcnv. JA 1951, 117-8, > wxtq' m\ Gersh.
BBB 566; GMS 85, 1399 BSOAS 17.480
, ,
2031 ’wx - =4 wy k 2042 Nvxt - 2
C
2032 ’wxd’wny * C -
oxat , uxt ? © <*) wx; <d hu =4 > wy*k
ux-6awnya ? > xwd > wny > (ro ) pound, (ro )beat
^
zeal, diligence STii 5.16; Mack. BSOAS 33.118
BSTii 897; C2, 31 R 7 n p96, 27 2043 Hvxwnc C <© JJLC $ j>
^
( lament, (ro )cry
C2, 87V 10: BSTii 879.10
struggle, fight
STii 5.15,- GMS 1004, 1635; Gersh. BSOAS
2034 * wxnz M l jed'
oxanz =^ > wxz-, > wxst -, ytoz ^ 17.480; Mack. BSOAS 33, 117
descent
^ 2044 Nvxwsty S -
J ~ 4 jSJ » i jjrtjO itJp
& > j &1
o / uxwaste ©<* x w a y x w a s t * a v a- x w a s t a -
GMS 914; BBB 490
© pp. 'xw’y-
2035 > wxr C - ^
£U j i j j j> S j mutilated
oxar © impf . w' xr =» wyr- }
2036 Svxr’mnty C
oxramande
4 si j
^ — ux (e ) ©<*axu ; Av. a( r} )hu =*cn wxy, s’twx
heart , mind
}
81 wzns-
BBB 730; Frag. Len. 77 V7; GMS 11, 236 (rfl )become agitated
-
2046 ’wxz M , C C2, 68 V 21 n pl 49
- -
oxaz ©*ava haiz © impf . w’xz ^ >wy yz-,
)
2055 > wyz-2 C
> wxst -, wyz-, > wxnz, w yz-
’ ’ awez, arhwez <£)* ham-la -wdzaya- © impf .
mwyz = nwyj-
(/cOgo down , descend
^
( / <? )bring together, ( / o )coilect
BBB; GMS 55, 342; Gersh. BSOAS 14, 488; BSTii
880.14; C 2, 51 V 3, 77 R 14; AVS 132 C 2, 87 R 10, 51 V 24, trans. pret. > wyzd' r , Vyz / V,
C 2, 94 V 28; BSTii 827.58; STii 1.24; AVS 136
^
2047 Hvxz nty C
wyz’mndty
Jyl u jJ
2056 > wz- C
oxazamande
^ awaz, arhwaz => wst - 7, nwz- ) }
descent
( to )be assembled
BSTii 897.86, C2, 55 R 26
STi 22.19; > wzntq\ Sund . AoFiii 73; AoFviii 1971
2048 Nvyywr S
p213
uyyur Owywr )
^ 2057 ’wz’m- M, C O i J' f t j d £ftiJl < j> j!
Uighur
ozam © impf . w’z’m ^ ’wz'ms-, > wzty , wVJm -
Karab. Insc. 15.1 etc.
(to ) rcpay , (to ) requitc, ({ condemn
2049 > wy (h )‘ B, M, S ^
GMS 584; STi 17.4; Schwartz. AI 5, 1975, 199;
awc / i ( wy ’y ) ©OP avahyd © demons, pron. C 2, 56 R 4, 61 V 28; S W , C2 n pl 22; AVS 101
art. ob. m. f .; m . loc.; f . loc. & gen. =» wy ( y ),
wy \ ZKwy( h ), > w
2058 ’wz'ms C -
ozams ( > wzms - ) © impf . w' zms 4 > wz> m-
his, her , its, in the ( to )be condemned , ( / <? ) be repaid
Tedesco. ZII 1926, 160; Hen. BBB p 70; GMS BSTii 905.24; C2, 57V 24
-
1439ff ; Gharib. MJM p394 5; S W , RL p205
2059 B
2050 >wy( h )J B, M, S Ij I I( ozan © Parth. ywjn\ MP wzn\ OP ava- jan- }
absolutely ?
)
katar © Idg.
GMS 1084; BBB b69; Hen. Giants. 74.18; KG 536;
or > x?wncyk "royal" CII 1990, E 3
Anc. Lett. 2.18; Hen. Date. 604; STii 7.14, 9
2070 >x,s M, C
2081 } xs* wn6 }r M ( j/ y s- jj - toli
t jlloL *
( jl y Uoi
^ ^ ^ lt
axas =**\x > ny >s, > xs
struggle, conflict , battle
oxsawan 5ar / xson 5ar
ruler, king
-^ ys’wnSY, x
^ wnd r ’
STii 1.85; BBB p88; GMS 5, 659; C 2, 31 R 2, 4;
BBB b69; GMS 1135; Hen. ZDMG 90, 17 n 2
ob. >xjy, 31 R 6; pi. >*st , C 2, 31R 5, 8; ob. pi.
axsonddn pi. - r , Hen. Cosm. 312.120; pi. ob.
' xsty , C 2, 31 R 14, 16, 22
-tyhy Hen. Tales. 470.47
2071 bcdSvny C Jit 2082 ’xs’wnmync M - :Ui
LS
axudawane
oxsawanmenc ^’xsywnymync
zealous, striving
royal
C2, 48 V 27
GMS 1103
2072 > xh S ONJI
xa © pron. art. f . sg. & m. f. pi. =» ZKh , x \ yh, y } -
2083 >xs >y M u „
(
^
satisfy (o )xsawane, axsone ? © pi. t - ^ ’xsWn,
GMS 157, 414a , 571; AVS 96 'ys’wn'k
V 2089 *xsnk M -
ax (a )sang ( xsnk ) © pi. - p => > ysnk -
t LJ J king, ruler
Hen. AM 1952, 203.12
beautiful, splendid
GMS 157, 511, 981, 1204; f .adj. > xsnk\ KG; MSP
- ^
2101 *xsy =» ’Y y -, xsy-
2102 xsypt- S => bcifyPt -
}
I 2090 xsnk’w’k S
& ’ 2103 >xsyc M
oxsankawe Oxsnq’wyh ) ysnk’w’k
$
& magnificence, splendour
^ axsic = ksyc
^
pulling instrument
KG 421; Sogdica. 17.23; GMS 1082 GMS 343, 1002; Sogdica. 30.11
2091 bcsnqbvyh M =4 bcsnkWk 2104 > xsy6 M
> xsnyrk ( ) , o /axse5 © < Av. xsaeta
2092 M
^ ylyb, xsy6, ys' yd
%
oxsnirk ysnyrk , xsnyrq
^ ^ ruler , king
s sign , mark GMS 269, 1189; Hen. BSOAS 12, 302, 110
BBB 758; GMS 976; Sund. KG pl 80, 529, 621, 2105 ’xsyspt pyy M
-
k\ 616, 622, -kw , 526 ( cJJj £
— jj jl
2093 }xsp M
-
axsap © f . n . nom. Yh )\ loc. - y*( h ) =» xsp( >, )
*
PY
-
oxsispat - payi ©* xsa6 ra pati baga -» xsyspt
i
lYsp - Splenditcnens, king of splendour
fi night BBB } xsyp\ W- Lii; Sund. 1994, Liste. 453-4
BBB; GMS 157, 514, 1170, 1183; Hen. JRAS 1945, 2106 bcsywn’k S =» ’xsywn(y )
2107 ,xsywnky > M
149.5; KG 555, 461; W-L
2094 >xspyk M (o )xsewan (a )kya ?
oxsapik realm , rule
(o/ ) night
BBB b69
GMS 1241, 994
2108 ’xsywn( y ) M
2095 >xst -C axsewane Oxsywn’k ) ysywny , xsywny( y ),
^
axast © Parth. dxdst © pt. st. = * ysi -\ xz ,
*
}
- PYy Ysywny , > YS ywn> k, ’ysywnde
} )
Yiy t -
^
(fo ) rise
king, ruler
GMS 55, 658; STi 53.2 apud . Sund . AoFi 244, viii
GMS 1086, 1253; KG voc. MSP bl 22 pi. t -
2109 'xsywny pyy M
1971 p213; STii 4.12, 19; C 2, 57R 10
2096 *xst ( ) S
— -
ax / yust ©* gusta © f. pp. A? 3sg. subj. t -
axsewane-Payi
god - king
Sogdica. 27.14
(fo ) hear , heard
Anc. Lett. 2.4, 52; S W, Cl, 1991, 184 2110 bcsywnymync M
axsewanemec ^ MLKYnync, >Ysywn kmync,
)
2097 ’xswmyc M
pAJjljj eU besbvnmync, mSS mync
axsumec ^ YSwmycCy ), xswmyc
royal
^
twelfth month of the year
Hen. Orientaiia. 8.94; JRAS 1945, 149.13; GMS GMS 1103; Hen. Tales. 478.7
1275 2111 ’xty’k M OjLai
2098 ’xswnd r =» > Ys,wn 6,r axtyak Oxty’q ) =» xty k }
’
. “" *- *-.*
*}•• • •
- i>.- m *
•» »* .- iVvj 'iSi',' :«s
,xty >q 84
judgement encouragement
GMS 1110; BBB f 55; Sogdica. 53 Add. C 2, 31 V2; BSTii 893.2
2112 ’xty’q => ’xty’k 2126 bcwsndyCy ) M .
3
. i *
Mack. BSOAS 33.124; S W, C2, 12V9 n p 56, oxustr ©acc. - w ^’ywstr-, xwstr-
impf . mxub camel
2116 ’xwd ny * C Anc. Lett. 1.11
^
axudawanya © f . n. 2130 > xwyr C -
zeal , striving
^wxd’wny * axwer => *ywyr
Jjp
2118 *xwnc C
axunc ^ ’wxwnc, nxwnc( h ) }
-
jjL < Jljj* - (fo )transgrcss
C 2, 51 V 12, 57 V 21 n p77.30- l ; STii 2.22; Sund.
struggle, conflict , battle AoFviii 1971 p213; trans. pret. ' xyrd' r y C2, -
C 2 gloss, ob. -y; C2, 31 V 22 68 V 25 Y
2119 ’xwrmzt =* wrmzt rwc 2133 btyi^ mnty C
^
2120 ws’ndy * =» > xws,ndyy > axeramande ©acc. -tw
^ M, S
transgression
’
2121 xwshidyy ’ BSTii 893.31; C2, 31 V 31
oxusandya xwsnty >, > xwsndty ),
( btwshidyO
© <* xu( n ) sandya yws tydeh , xwsndy >, 2134 }xyrny C
^ ^ axerne =* xrysq ,
^yrn’k
}
yws> ntyh
contentment walking
»
BSTi 155, 160, 219
GMS 338, 425; KG 2345; Hen. Magi. 142.6
, !
2122 xwsdy > =» xwsndy * 2135 }xyrsq C
2123 > xwsndty > M => ,xws > ndyy
axers(a )k = xrysq
)
^
walking, walker
2124 > xwsyd - C
axuseS ? BSTi 232
yz- C
^
( / cOencourage, (/ incite
C2, 69V 1, 104 V 7, 25V2 n p75.2; Benv. Eti 327;
2136
^axez,anxez ©<* d - xazaya; * ham - xazaya
o*
STSC 149
© trans. pret. ' xyzd' r
2125 ’xwsyd’mnty C iXJ ~* ia
(to ) raise
^ny’yz-
.1
axusedamant / de
GMS 188, 543; C2, 94V 2, 69V 16; STi 30.15 \
9.
85 *yfiy (y )
( ro )end , ( / complete
- -
pret. > * yt -
i
^
BSTii 859.27; C 2, 23R 27 n pi 63, Isg. fut. ' ymmq'
( / o )take
2157 ’yfi’wcCw ) B
2143 Ymcyq C c6c( u ) =^ , y 6cw
ayameik something
final Bcnv. TSP n p234.17 "life"; Vaj. 12, BSTBL; GMS
C2, 27 V 28, 48R 25, 28 1572-4
2144 ymp- =» * y >np- 2158 >y 6c M
2145 ’y’ms- =» ’ymps- e($ )c, edc (Cy6c, ctCy )) © Yaghn . cydc © pi.
2146 *yms- B } ) ^
yst ; ob. pi. ysty =^ > y6cw , > yc1
ayams © med . pass. st. impf . m' y' ms something
( to ) be ended GMS 1572; BBB f 13, 545; S W , SGI 1986, 407,
BSTBL, Dhu. 289 410
2147 ymt =» *y)mt- - 2159 > y8cw B, S, M
e8cu =» > y5, wc( w ), *y6cw
2148 *ybty C
ayapde, epde ymp-, *y > pt, k
-^ something
astray EGSii 136, 202; TSP 5.52, 7.141; BSTBL , Padm.
C2, 83V6 n pl 63; Sund . AoFviii 1981, 91 V 2 43; Hen. Giants. 70.1; MSP; Frag. Len. 95.7
2149 »yc’ 2160 y8ych M
}
^ ^7
KSJ 1
rr? <iSSr?
ec © pi. ob. pi. -/ y =» yst, * yc, ’ySc,
} >dc e5ec
something something
GMS 1580; TSP 12.25; BBB; C 2 gloss.; STii 4.33; Hen. Tales. 480.26; S W , SGI 1986, 407-8
pl. * yct , 6.42; ob. pi. >yc/ y, 6.18, 43; S W, SGI 2161 > y8y(y ) M
1986, 407
2150 >yc 2C
-
e8e Cy6> k ) © pl. -t\ ob. pl. tyh =» y8 yyt (
JJ somebody
aye, ec © yyam- © f . pp. = *s-, *ytk , yt- }
GMS 8, 1553; BBB 545
*
*yyrty|k 86
2165 YK (,) S, B
, ( j* ) £
<* lOy?
SCE 144 etc. 315, 352
if , when , as
-
canu , ka 6 u © Idg. ^ c> n > kw, k 5 2177 tynPx S =* } ym ( > ), nrPx1
, ,
2178 ’ymn B => ym ( >> * ynt
EGSii 176, 192; >YKwt MSP b83 2179 » ymp -
C Ji \
t
!:
eternal 2181 ’ympny C «1 . '
iaJ jS OLJ < JL
'
U
STi 31.17, 69.6; STii 1.10, 4.26; ayu-kana , * yqwn ayambane © pi. -t
pn "forever", C 2, 27 V 14, 68 V 4; S W, AO 1981, corrupt
19 STii 6.22
2169 Jyqwncyq C 2182 *ymps C -
t
aykuncik , aikuncik *» *ykwncyq ayam ( p )s ( > y > ms ~ )
eternal ( / o )bc ended
C 2, 68 V 3; STi 13.3, 4; Sund. AoFviii 1981, 180.7 BSTii 827.51; Benv. JA 1959, 119; C 2, 94 V 21;
i 2170 > YKZY S JL>- i j \ i j y?
* AVS 74
(,)
( »
canu -ti, ka 6 uti ? ’YKZY ( n ), YKny ) © Idg. 2183 ’yms C - _
=> > YK , kS’wty ayams © impf . myms => *y ms )
as, if , like
cWkw , BSTBL , Vim. 1 kSwty , wWw , C 2 n
^
(/ <? ) be ended , ( / accomplished
STi 3.9, 43.19; C 2 gloss.
i pl 84.7; >YKZYY , Hen. Tales. 475.25; STii p 578; 2184 >yms ) C jll
VJ; TSP; KG; Frag. Len.; S W, Cl, 1991, 178- ay a insa © f . n.
b 185 end
i 2171 > YKZY(n) =* > YKZY STi 18.3, 20.5
2172 } yml 2185 > YMT( w ) S
,
i im, -
em Oym ) © Safi , ahmi © lsg. pres. ka 6( u ) © Idg. =» k 6 wty, c n > w
=» > ynt, y-
1
as, when
GMS 760; C 2 n p60; EGSii 63; AVS 224 Anc. Lett. 2.22, 28 etc.; Hen. Date. 602 n 2; Anc.
2173 > ymJ C Lett. 2.48 "as if "
ayam *=^ > y,m 2186 ’ymyn =* myn 2}
87 *yny (y )
Hen. BSOAS 11 Giants. 69; MSP } yn } k ( w ) ind (e ) OynS’y ) © Wakh. indi , gunj\ Yidg. idiko
2188 ’yn’qwc C jjj © pi. -t ( h )
enakuc ? © end <haind ? ( +kuc ) lady
^‘yyn’kwc VJ 33; TSP 6.167; Hen. Texts. 733
slander
STii 5.43; Gersh. Sogd . Cpds. 1945, 141
,
2200 yn8,y =» yn 5 }
2208 tyntk ’w B, S
i quiet
indaku Oyntkw ) © pi . -t
Anc. Lett ii, 5.7; S W, Cl, 1991, 184-5
,
Hindu , ( f r o m ) India
ynPwk
^
; 2195 ’yncy’nw S GMS 94; Anc. Lett . 2.37; BSTBL, Intox. 37; S W,
:
i encyan ( u ) C 2 n p61
2209 ’yntkw =» , yntk > w
(ar )rest
S W , Cl , 1991, 185
2196 'yncymynch =» yncmynch 2210 }yntr B
’ indor, indra
2197 tyncyr wn C
Indra
i / encir wan =» > ncyr
TSP 8.41
fig tree
Sund. AI 28, 1988, 180
2198 yncyst B, C
’
’
2211 yntwkstn B
India
,
indukastan © loc. - y — -
tjln ' j CA
1981 p 213; STii 5.5 etc.; Frag. Len. 33.1; C2 changer ?, destroyer ?
gloss. STii 6.23
2213 ’yp’k ** yp’k 2227 ’yskth B
es-kate ( yskty( h ), > ysqty )
(
J> 3
^ -
rf
2214 ’ypyrs k B ’
i / epy / xarse ? Oypyrs’y ) © pi. -/
ol-~;
harem{ place of women )
^
ynskth
protector
VJ n p90.34; TSP 6.167; ob. > yskty, VJ 387,
BSTBL, Dhy. 16; TSP 14.33 n p229; Sogdica. 60.7; ' yskPyh , VJ 34, 1351; acc. ' ysqlw , C2, 13R 24;
Benv. Notesii 216 GMS 259, 339; Gersh. Sogd . Cpds. 1945, 137
2228 Jysqty C =» ’yskth
2215 typyrsty => ’ypyrs’k
2229 *yspywnc B
2216 >yry»pt B
isp-yonc
lryapt ©Skt. irydpatha
jasper -coloured
behaviour, posture
BSTBL, Dhy. 351
2217 *yr 2n( w) S( M )
?
4 .
BSTBL, Dhy. 292-4
2230 > ysp( h ) B (<
_
MW J
JJ
i /esp
erzan ©*arjydna ^’yzn, 'yjn jasper
worthy BSTBL, Dhy. 221, 292, 294; VJ 15b n p92
Sund. IMTT 1992, 78.11 n 53
2231 tyspyn’k B
2218 > ys - ispcne
es, ais Cys- ) yt-1, * ys-
(fo )comc
^ (o / ) jasper , crystalline
BSTBL, Dhy. 276, 277
GMS 8, 614, 918; TSP; BSTBL; MDii; MSP; BSTi; 2232 >yst C
-r
C 2 gloss.,- A VS 71 n 2
2219 sWn k S =» ’yshnndy
cst Oyct ( y )) © ob. pi. -ty -^
yc\ > y 5c
^ ^
2220 shnndy
«
things
STi 50.7 etc.; Sund . AoFviii 1981 p213; C2 gloss.;
^ M
esamande (ys> m nty )
, STii 3.60; Yrftyst '’many thing ”, STi 37.4
coming , advent 2233 ,yst > C - ysd\ ys } }
2222 }
yspr B Jesus
is(3ar ©Skt. isvara GMS 9
Ishvara 2236 }yswy C }
ysw
TSP 7.16, 28, 33 2237 ’ysy’ntc S
, ,
2223 ysc n,y M es( y )anc =» > ysty, y’s’ntcy
escane ? (’ysc’ny ) => yzn, cyWk , yjn
}
^
{
f J jl
boiling ^
worthy Sund. MHC 32.12 n 86
,GMS 1041, 155 = yzn + dne
>
2224 ysc> ny =* ’ysc’n’y
2238 >yt - B, C
et , ayt © <*a yata; sfyam- © pt. st. =» *s, }yty,
-
-
2225 >ys5> B
ista OystO © Sah © 2pl. pres, => x -*
*yt- ‘yt - ’yc!
0o )take
GMS 777; S W , C2 n p 59; AVS 225 GMS 539; TSP 7.137; ' ytw , C2, 13V 29; pp. > yty ,
2226 ’ysqryn ? C ? O X J S' j i J
^-0 UAJ oij
^ - -
C2 gloss.; trans. pret. } ydyr , STi 52.10; > y / J > r ,
eskaren(e ) ? ©<* awi-skar ? Frag. Len. 69.33
89 *ywst -
b
aytuk ( c)>>
old age ew - yonce5 OywywncyS )
BSTBL, Vaj. 10, Benv. Notesi 64; SW, IIJ 1978, like, as, just so
258, 10, zyt' wk ( f j i- ) GMS 1108, VJ ; SCE 186, 198; TSP; BSTBL; STii;
Frag. Len.
2240 ’ytcs’ntk B
2251 wywncyS =4 > ywywnc > y 8
itcsantc ? Oytcs’nty ) © <Skt. icchantica
worldly
^
2252 Jyw mryy B < OLX i j>
at once
one, single BSTBL, Dhu. 181; GMS 179n 1, ' yw' pc' ly
GMS 1316, 1329; ob. > ywn , GMS 179 n 1 , ,,
2255 ywp r yk > B
2244 > yw wyh B ew- parik Oywp’ryq, > ywp ryk ) )
cw -ay altogether
always BSTBL, Dhy. 139, Intox. 13; TSP 5.10, 9.111
* TSP 2.165, 5.6; GMS 1317
2256 ’ywpVyk *=> ’ywp yk *
2245 }yw ’pc ^ t B J^ j>
#
^
*
2257 wp’tCw ) B
ew-apeat ?
at once
-^’ywnpe^y ^
ew- pat => yw p5 t
(
once
BSTBL, Vim. 109, 121 > py<?tt Dhu. 181; GMS 179
2246 ’ywVSkw B, M
TSP 9.78, 7.50; BSTBL, Padm. 43; w, SCE 536; -
BBB 102
-
cw ar5aku © <ew+arduk © abl. gen. y - 2258 ’yw p >zky > M
=* cy w’rSwk , yw’rdq
cw- pazakya ? =* p z }
sincere
unanimity , sincerity
SCE 62; TSP 14.28 etc.; BSTBL; GMS 423
Sund. Man. Lett. 310.16, 311 n 47
2247 }yw }yw B
2259 > yw pr 8 w} B Jji 3*
i cw-ew =* yw yw ( {
‘yw cCh )
^ 90
zhi- ’nz’n -
^ ^- <
iz © yaza = yz-
<
OcOconfess, OcOacknowledge, OeOgive thanks
* GMS 657; STi 10.13, 12, 58.3, 4; Sund. AoFviii
(to ) worship, ( to )sacrifice
SCE 248; GMS 206a 1981 p213; STii 4.10; C2, 120R1, 27V 12; AVS
2273 > yzn S
ezan =» > yzn , yjn
worthy, reliable
{
^wU — !
i jjw* « j j
99
2285 ’z’nny C
azan- ne © pres, part.,- pi. -t
ojjjf -
ys \
>
91 ’zyd -
2300 » zbr -
2287
C2 gloss n p63
>z,t qt
)
M
,
Oif . j1
C
zPar ^ zPtyr-
ji
^if
(r <? )cross over
azate- t (Bz > tk ) © pi.
STii 1.21; GMS 158 n 1, 240
nobles
2301 >zc C
Sogdica. 22.76
aze, azac © f . adj. = zty
2288 >?w- C O* £ aJjj JU j free woman , noble
^
azaw Ozw- ) -» nz
) )
wt - C 2, 54R 13
0 <? )give life, (/ o )cause
to live 2302 ’zey jlT <
GMS 546; STi 14.12; C2, 60R 18; impf . mzHv, C 2, ^ S
azjyat © < Av. hujyati © pi. ~ t\ acc. ->v
rIL
60R 32; trans. prct. C 2, 54 R 29; Sund. healthy, prosperous
AoFviii 1981 p213, 179.19 MDii p 125.14 p 106.13; Gersh. Advice. 88
2289 z’wd r
’ ’ - =* ’nz’wt- 2303 ’zd’qry * C
2290 Vwny
^ wny azda - karya (zd 'qryO © OP azdd =» > zt > qry
news, announcement
wny C
2291
^
azawnc Oz’wny ) GMS 84, 284; STii 3.42; Gersh. Sogd . Cpds. 1945,
^nj’wny, toz’w^k 140d
Life Giver
GMS 894; C 2, 12V 18; STii 3.41, 4.17; STi 87.23; 2304 > zy' m S i a j}
provisions (/ )leap up
^
MDii pl 46n 7; Hen. Mittelir. 113.7 BSTii 888.56; Benv. JA 1955, 315; C 2, 60V 23 n
czynt 92
Sund . MHC p23 TSP 3.216; VJ; BSTBL; KG; MSP; BBB; Tales.
2316 *zyyr ’zy’yr- - 469; STi 86.12; f . adj. > zprth, KG 554
' 2317 >zm zmy 2329 >zp,rtyh B JS,
(o )zpartya = zp, rty >
2318 ’zinnw B, S
(o )zamnu »> zmn(w ), zmn-
-
C3j j
^
purity
time TSP 2.322
TSP 17.32, 21, iii, 16; MDii; Hen. Tales. 486.18, 2330 >zprt B, M , C
ob. zmny\ }zmnyh, Hen . Tales. 486.16; TSP
} r
( o )zpart
^
*
> zp> rt , zp> rt, mndzprt
12.30
clean
2319 ’zmwyty rwc S
BBB
ozmuytay roc © Av. zemd -h\kSar\hd
2331 >zprtqryy M
=» zmwxtwy 7
-
twenty eight day of the month
(o )zpart- kare © pi. r => zprtqryy-
MDii , iii; S W , BSOAS 38, 1975, 134 n 13, purifier
' zmwYt^x Sogdica. 48.3, 49.3; GMS 1122
2320 Jzmy M L « n .^ j
2332 ’zr’wSkh S ( C WOJ5CJ8 J f b jjb Jjl
( o )zmc (o )zrawa 6e © f. -c
^ zm’k , zmyy
winter ( /ro /?i )Zarawad
Hen . Tales. 481.40, 42 MDii pl 47 n pl 48 pl 96; MDiii pl 08
2333 ,zr > wsc S
2321 W•
B
(o )zna =» jn >
0*
^ 7
( o )zrusc © Parth. zrhwst => zrwsc
knowledge Zoroaster
STii 7.25 GMS 379, 1171; Hen. JR AS 1944, 138.26
2322 Wk ( h ) B
(o )znak Ozn kh ) © yz /ia =4 zn } kh 2
’
2334 >zryt- S(MD ) =* zr >yt-
2335 ’zrmyKh ) M
_—
<* I t jlj I
knowledge, information azarmya =» *zrm
BSTBL, Vim. 66; Frag. Len. 37.13; GMS 264 harm
2323 ^zn h B =* ‘zn'kOO
^ BBB 483 +' pw
- '
93 ’zw’st-
2336 ’zrw * B VJ; GMS 97, 181; BBB b72
(o )zarwa ( zrwn ) =*zrw 2347 Jzw
Zurvan ( M ), Brahma ( B ) azu Ozwty, > zwZY ) © Av. azpm ; OP adam\
VJ 910; W - Li; Hen. Tales. 485; TSP; BSTBL, Parth. az © lsg. pron. nom. ^ mn’, zw, ’my1
Vim. 129 GMS 1338;. * zw ty , VJ 389, 1217 & etc.; >zwZY ,
2337 *zrync -S jS **! jl BSTBL, Dhy. 308, BBB pl 21
(o )zrcnc
^ zr’yt-, zr’ync-, zrync- -
2348 >zw B, S
(o )zaw, (3 )7.11 => jw-, zw-, zw-
0<? )save, ( to )deliver
( to )live
MDii p123.19 n pl 26; AVS 123
GMS 264, 574 n 1; VJ 1371; TSP; MDii; Tales.
2338 »zt C 476.4; A VS 81
azt © pp.
born
-
2349 zw =» ) z> w -
‘2350 =» ’zw’nCh )
Sund . AoFviii 1981, 200.16, 210.1, 211.9, 13, 15 , >
2351 zw n =» ’zw’nCh )
2339 >zt > B
2352 ’zw Ch ) B, S
azda ©OP azda ^
(o )zwan Ozwto, ,zw,n )
aJj
=> zw *n , jw’n
j i
informed
life, living
GMS 84, 284; VJ 297, 1075, 1299
TSP; VJ; BSTBL , Vim. 99; Hen. Tales. 476-1,
2340 >ztVyw B
azda -yriw ?
? by <? - 408.32; Anc. Lett. 3.92; MDii ; KG 375, 641;
STii 9.13, 16; WnnK TSP 2.319; ob. > zw>nyh 9
—* 0 4?“^
s
(o )zwart
^ zw’rt -
freeman , noble return
STi 83.11; Sund. AoFviii 1981, 193.4; C2, 54R 13, TSP 2.145, zw>rty\ MSP b154; ZWVL prw' rt , TSP
)
azote © pp.
j ijJjZ* 2358 ^zwVt B, S, M-
(o )zwart Ozwrt - ) ©<* uz - warta =» zw 5 rt -,
Ji
smynPz’ty, * jty
^
born w t-
GMS 27; STi 69.8; Sund. AoFviii 1981 p213 ^ ^
(ro )return
\ 2346 }ztyw B, M
(o )zdyu ©<uz - dahyu
AJLI OcJ - " GMS 99, 742; EGSii 62; VJ; TSP; MDii; KG 519,
impf . > zyw )rt\ Hen . Tales. 475.17
exiled , exile 2359 >zw >st -S
czw*yrt- 94
si
2360 zwtyrt B, S
’ -
(o )zwert ©<*uz - wartaya-
y MDii pi 17.14; Gersh. Advice. 85; S W , C 2 p74
nil
^-
:
^’zw ^ t, zw rt
(/ <? )make return 2376 *zyy my8 S jjy*
TSP 12.18; GMS 627 ( a )ze-me9 ? © Av. zyd
yesterday
-> * pzymy8
2361 }zwh B =4 toyw
Anc. Lett . 2.16, Viyy my6\ Hen. Date. 604 n 4;
2362 ’zwn C T
Benv. EL OSS. 109
azon
child , son
STi 84.20; pi. STi 7-2, 43.15; C2, 52R 15, (
87 R 10; ob. pi. -/ y, C2, 102V 24; BSTii 878.10; (
arzan
worthy
yzn , > yzn, ’yscWy
^
—
ezan © <*arjyan , Av. ar? ja; Parth. arzan\ MP
2388
^pwrnkVky M
ospurn - karakya
^ GMS 155, 383, BBB p93 -
perfection
Hen . AM 1952, 206.17
2402 ‘yjnSvyCy ) M
ezanawe
-
o JJ 1
\
stun GMS 129, 539; BBB; AVS 127
column
W- Lii
2414 ‘ytSV =» ’yd’r- -
t
2415 * yw M =» }yw, yw 2
i 2396 'sxnd M - 2416 ‘ywVSwk M
(a )/ isxand sy t, k’tsy ty
Go )mock
^ ^ ^ ew-ar 6 uk ©<*aiva ardu-ka - ^ > yw > r6 kw,
yw}rdq
BBB 716
sincere
2397 <§t
=4 >st > >
(
GMS 154, 974
2398 Cycy M 2417 ‘yw rSwky M
ici ? ©<*isci\ <* isti <asti © 3sg. pres. =» ycy ,
’ ’
ew-ar 5ukya
xcy , ’yncy1, ty1
^
GMS 372, 775; BBB b78; AVS 224
sincerity
GMS 423
2399 Cy5c M =» > ySc 2418 *yw yw M (
2424 yw p’t M
(
^ fa ( P’4 ) ©*6 wam © 2sg. pers. pron . end. =» - f ,
you , thou
once
VJ 711; MDii; S W , Cl, 1991, 178-9
BBB f 6; GMS 1327
2425 ‘ywsmbyd M
2435 p »* B
cw-sambid P / fa =» f >
and , or
Sunday
TSP 13.9; VJ 65”; Bcnv. EGSii 173
Hen. JRAS 1944, 149.4
<•
2426 ‘ywtr M
2436 p”
cw- tar =* ywtr
pa ( b> l ) © 3sg. impf . =» P-, pw -, ,p>
GMS 798; C 2 p207; AVS 227
onc ( of several )
Sogdica. 54.10; GMS 1318 2437 p> J
^r^if
Go )separate 2442 p’81 B, M, S oi
BBB p97 b85; GMS 220, 417 pa5 ( b d ) © < Av. bada % Parth. tidy si* n
’
2429 ‘yyn’kwc M Jj 4( j
sometimes
ena - kuc Oyn’ kwc ) VJ 1345, 1355; TSP 2.424, 450; BSTBL; BBB b60;
slanderer
^’yn ^ wc Gersh. AHM 206; Anc. Lett. 3.5; C 2 gloss.
P' s ps
2430 yzdt M
-
jS )c*s L JJ ^ ji
>
2443 p>5’ B
„
-
< U>
izd ( yzt ) © ob. - yy = > yzt
(
* Pa8
street, row, two hours (in Manichean place
Cosmology ) TSP 12.6, 16.20 n p224
Hen. BSOAS 12, Cosm. 312. 99, n p3 ll , 3 l6; 2444 p»6 J
GMS 46; BBB 122 Pa 5 © 2 pl. pres. subj. =» P-
2431 ‘yzt =4 yzt, yzdt
} ( AVS 228
2458 p> mpwst
M
PaStar pambust © MP bambist ^ ptopwst
sometimes queen *
Benv . Notesi 31; BSTBL, Vim. 128, 130; GMS Sogdica. 17f Benv. Titres et Noms Propres. p27
*
allotment )
^
Hen. Tales. 470, 56
*
AVS 227
2449 b’yd’ry C
2462 b mqyny’ C
’ ^ i 4 i •
dawn , morning
STii 3.10; GMS 453
S W, C2, 17R 2, 22R 10; BSTii 9142; STi 77.7
2465 b’msnyCq) C
2453 p’m’k B fli
pame, fame ( p’m 'y , Phnk ) Pam-sanik
dawn , early morning
colour
STii 3.58; bymsn\ BSTii 856-10; S W , ttrnsy** C 2,
TSP 3, 19, 32 etc. 22.16; BSTBL; GMS 1113;
22 R 10 n p 59
Gersh. Sogd. Cpds. 142
2454 p>m,nt B
2466 p > n S,M
Pamand
Pan © lsg. subj. =» p-, Pw > n
GMS 789; AVS 228
shining
BSTBL, Dhy. 153 2467 b’n C =» P-
-
2455 p m stwn 2468 pWw B
— 04u j
} }
M
Pam istun Panau <*abi a nav
© -- y / nav - © impf .
*
•'
r --
al ;
*l
;.
pVk 98 '
riding animal
riding animal
^
BBB 489; VJ 985, 1171; GMS 1017; TSP 13ii , 15;
KG 360; - w; Hen . JRAS 1944, 138.39 BBB 489; Hen. JRAS 1944 n 1 ; C2, 77 R 5
2473 pVw B =4 p)r > k 2488 p ryh M
}
•J y ‘ J y
2474 pYbts- S =4 b’rxs -
Pare =4 bJry , P’r’k
mounted
2475 pVycyk^ B , S =4 pYkcyk BBB 489
2476 pVp ’rk B 2489 pVkh B =4 p
Par - pare ( Pr ry ) ^
porter , ^
fruitful
2490 b >sq C
Pasok © 3sg. impf . dur. =4 p -
SCE 342; GMS 1133
GMS 798; AVS 227
2477 p’rch S
11 2491 p >s m -
}
B, S
1 Parc © ob. - yh ^p^k fas2 m © impf . ps’m - , fs’m -, ps’m ?, Ps’m -
riding horse
0o )send
^
MDii B - 9, 157, 1 In p 159
:!
GMS 617; Benv . Notesii 225; CII 1990 p82
2478 p’rcyk S
2492 b’syq M
parcik
pasik © < Parth. W h
heavy ^p’sy’k
hymn
Frag. Len. 88.1
i: 2479 p’ryn B
BBB 685, 732; GMS 44
2493 p>t k B
}
Paw ^ frw -2
J^ y <d* y. j& follow ”
2518 p >yc B
( to ) be able
;y TSP 13.3; S W, IIJ 1976 p58
Pec =» Pyc
h
-
2504 b’w * C =» P* w 1
-
2505 b > w J C
— physician
TSP 6.186, 187, fl' ycyw ? 8.105 n p216
f
paw =» P w-5 ) ^ I
2519 p >ym
Pcm © lpl. pres. subj. » P- *
OcOsuffice GMS 799; AYS 228
GMS 997; BSTii 827.58: C2, 94 V 28
2520 p’ymnyy
2506 p’wcy B
V
Pemine ? © lpl. pres. opt. => P-, wp ym ( > n )
)
r Pawci ?
GMS 799, 721 fn 1; Anc. Lett, ii, 99
p,yp>8 B
sufficiency
TSP 2, 676, 1184; BSTBL, Dhu. 209; GMS 1006 2521
\
TSP 3265; BSTBL, Vim. 177; GMS 1014; BSTi 2522 p ywn
}
- B
157 Piyon piwan
, , Pewan ? ©<*abiwaina -
=> pyJwn -
2508 b* wcyq C =» P’wcyk
(ro )foresee
2509 b’wd r C
’ - VJ 820; GMS 434 n 2, fjidn
Paw6ar © trans. pret. =» p w-1 )
2523 b >z
(ro )approach
STi 52.3; GMS 573.877 n 2 Paz © 3sg. impf . =» P-, Pw-
AVS 229; C2 gloss.
2510 b’wnyqCw ) C ,Jljl J 2524 p’z =» b > z
Pawnik
2525 pV M
sufficient
GMS 997; STi 8.12; Sund . AoFi 1974, 252; Paza( k ) ( pVkh, pVyt, pVkh ) ©<* baza ka; -
Skt. bdhu' Av. bdzu © pi. fldzet
y
AoFviii 1981 p214
arm
2511 b’wwny C
GMS 971, 1268; Benv. Et. Oss. 64-8; TSP 6.82 n
*
3!
‘*b< :
pWkh 100
2540 p6 >yz B -
2526
2527
p
p 204; Hen . Texts. 732; KG 373
> z > kh
p,z>yt
B =>
=» P >z >
p >z>
’ bidez
-
=» p6 ystk , pS’y k
( to )cover, (to )wrap
—
Pa6ez ©<*abi -darzaya , Parlh. abdarz; Yaghn.
^
2528 b’zyd - C =» P’zyS- BSTBL, Dhu. 22, 286
2529 p > zy5
- S
’
2541 pfi yz’k B
pazyaS ( b’zyd - ) © impf . => Pzy6- po6eze, PiSezak ^ pS’yz-
( ro )mount coating, covering
VJ 855; TSP 13.27; BSTii 880.5; C2, 77R 5 TSP 3.180, 196 n pl 97
2530 p >zyB 2542 pfiystk B y i
po6iste ? © <*abi ~drsta -, f darz -\ Yaghn. bidizta
.
Pazay © impf .
^ Pz’y-
(/ cOincrease © pp. ^ pS’yz-
TSP 2.187 wrapped
r
2531 b’zynt SCE 341; BSTBL, Dhu. 285; GMS 149A
Pazant©3pl. impf . =» p - 2543 py- B, M, S ( tb CoL i -
GMS 801; AVS 229; b' znt C2, 60 R 29 . pay ( by- ) ©<baga © nom. ob. yfy , acc. w;- >
voc. inst. abl. ->; pi. fiY' n , PY ( ) yst =» Py > yst
)
-
2532 -pc S jl i y
God , Lord , king, sir , excellency
fac => - p
( f r o m )you, ( o f )you
GMS 1168, 1177; Hen. BSOAS 1965, 245; pxy
STii 10.21
Anc. Lett. 3.5, 4.3; GMS 1358
2544 by - C py-
2533 pdnpSCS) B, M
f ( o )canpa 6 ( pcnp6 ) © ob. - y -^Pc’npSCS ), ^
b r
2545 py » nB, M, S ( 1
^ « "
god of gods
diamond like GMS 254, 1295; VJ 1469, 1472 etc.; SCE 254;
BSTBL , Padm. 16
i BSTBL, Padm. 64, 70
f
i 2536 p8»nh B OLP jLil
PY» nyBRY S
(
1 2547
PiSan © <abi ~ dana , aiwi dana; Oss. w )idon;
( - -
Payane pis(e )
j
Parth. widan =» py8 n )
\ husband
bridle
Anc. Lett. 3.1; S W, C 2 p96
BSTBL, Dhu. 166; GMS 90; Benv. Et. Oss. 13
2537 pS’ymtyh B =» ’pS’ymtyh
2548 py’n B, M, S
1
.
101 pyk yc
^
2550 pyWnywn M XJU <<> t jl 312; Sund. AoFi 1974, 226; Hen. BSOAS 1965,
payan -anyon 247
py ny
2563 pskt k S
’
^ - ^~-
}
god like u -> <u > >U J IJ
GMS 1113; BBB f 62 ( *T t lS ! S
Payane- piskate ^ byhipsqty
2551 py n } >xsyy5 M Ij IjL * -
Payan -axsa 6 (py)nysy6 ) = PyJn MLK >
^ *
2552 py n yk > B, S
payanik ( by’nyq , pyWykh ) © Parth. baganig
Payanespkote ?
^ PyhPysp
© acc. - vv *» Py,nyk (> )
feast , marriage feast
BSTii 884.18; C 2, 48 V 21; Benv. JA 1955, 312
divine
2565 Py *nyyk M => py’nyk^
GMS 997, 1042; VJ 15, 92; TSP 7.9, 5.102, 103,
10.4; SCE 501, 558; KG 512, 533; Frag. Len. 2566 py > ptyc M
57.13, 71.13
pay(a ) patic
( Pyyptyc ) ©* baga - pan ?
divine
2553 PyWykh =» Py > n > yk >
BBB b71; Gcrsh. Sogd . Cpds. 141; Hen. Tales.
2554 pyWysp S( M ) 476.19
payanysp ? =» by nyps
py,yst >, n
}
2567 B, S
god ’s tiding , marriage
Paycstan ( PyyysPn ) © loc. - yh ^ pyyst’n ,
Hen. Tales. 486.7 n 1; Hen. BSOAS 1965, 242
byyst’n , PyyWn
2555 Py,nysy6 B => Py n Jxsyy6 }
god ’s place, paradise
2556 py 5 n ( h ) => py* n GMS 122, 1118; TSP 2597, 1022, 1138; 0? 18, 33;
\
2557 py»n MLK > B Frag. Len. p94
-
payan - xutaw ^ pyto ’xsyyS 2568 Py’yst B _
ij\j
^ pyk’nyc
2562 by’nyps C seventh month of the year
Hen . BSOAS 1965, 250; GMS 28, 250; STii 1.19
Payane- pis PyhPysp
bridegroom
^ 2573 pyk > nyc S
Payakanic =» Pyk * nc
-
JL oU
BSTii 884.17: C 2, 48V 20 n p95-6: Benv. JA 1955, seventh month of the year
Pymyc 102
GMS 165, 509, 1183; BBB; Hen. Tales. 473, 42; Tales. 476, 9 nl ; GMS 1067, 1666; Hen . BSOAS
C2, 25R 23, 25V n p62; Sund. AI 28, 1988, 180 12; Cosm. 312, 80; BBB 579
2576 pyn k
}
B ( <Uii y
2587 pypwr M, S =» pyp*wr
Payne ©* bagna-ka; Khwar. fiYnr' h, Oss. 2588 pypwrJyc M
baxndg => byny (L
naked Paypuric, paypurec (Pypwryc ) => pwryc
SCE 385; Prolexis. 256 .
god’s daughter Divine Virgin
GMS 1276; BBB 579
2577 pynpt’nch B id j > J
-
Payn patanc 2589 pypwHyst M
sorceress pay- purist (Pypwryst ) © pi.
^ Pypwr’yc
Divine Virgins
SCE 250, 252
BBB 579; GMS 26, 1276,- KG 605
?
^- )^ ^ -
2578 pynpt ( w) B, S
payn - pat( u )
sorcerer, priest
(d Xy <
^ j>.L
2590 pypwr stny B
paypur -stane
d
^ jy*S ijy*3
Anc. Lett. 1.10; SCE 255; Hen. BSOAS 28.250; China , ( country o/ )Faghfur
MDii pi 70.5 TSP 8; Hen. Texts. 763
Talcs. 473.84
^ysywn’k xsywn( y ), sywny
^
}
, 2613 byyst C =» Pyyst
His Magesty 2614 pyyy bwty M
Karab. Insc. Paye pute , payi bwti ?
^y ijy
Afr .Insc. Livsic . AOH 1972, 79 n 8 P(o )zuk , Pozuk © <* J3? zdxuk
2607 Pyynwy(y ) M ( y KS ^ ) y° miserable
paye - nawe =* pynwy( y ) ^ ^ Hen . Tales. 470.60
new moon 2620 *pj}xw M
i Hen. JRAS 1945, Fasts. 146 P(o )zaxu © ) flyj +axu =» bz } xwq
2608 pyyptyc S =* Py’ptyc miserable
2609 pyyst’n B OUOp- Gersh. Sogd. Cpds. 1945, 140
Payestan (PyyysPn ) © acc. - w; ob. - y( h ) 2621 pj’xwty’h M
^Py st’n p( o )zaxutya (pz > ywty > ) p xwty ’h
^
paradise , abode of the gods misery
^^
SCE 197; BSTBL, Padm . 26; TSP 2.1135; VJ 1001 , BBB p90 a 9 b 61; GMS 391 , 1070
1006, - y; BSTBL, Intox . 4; Hen. Tales. 473.41 2622 pj}y - =» , pz, y-
2610 byyst’n C 2623 pjy 55- M
pjynd ( )- 104
-
P(a )zya6 ©<* abi zgad =» Pjyst-, Pzy6-, bzyd - you
(to )mount TSP 2; VJ; BSTBL; Frag. Len.; GMS 1381; MDii;
GMS 376 S W , TPS 1994, 179
2624 pjynd ( ) M - 2637 pn },s =» pn >s
P(a )zyand © inf . 2638 pn }j M -
mounting, riding P( a )naz ©<*abi-naj - ^ n ' j-
GMS 342 n 1; BBB 509 (fo )stumble
2625 pjyst M - Hen. Sogdica. 31.3; GMS 877n 1
- ^ -
P(o )zyast © pt. st.; inf . - y => Pjy85 , P yst 2639 pn }s B
0<? )mount -
fnas ( Pn *s ) d)<* fra nasa ^ pn’ys-, fn s }
•
i 2628 pjngVyy M 0 <? )corrupt
-^
5
!
P(o )zangare (Pjnng yy ) Pjngty, bzng’ry TSP 2.1115; Frag. 5.7; A VS 227
* i
sinful
^ 2643 pnd1 M
GMS 1126; BBB 662; pi . pjnnk' rt, BBB 520, GMS
48 n 1 prison
-
pa / and > Pnt \ Pynt -
2629 pjnngVyy => Pjng’ryy GMS 107, 527, 957
I
i
2630 pjy M — -
pozay © intrans. v. *» > pz> w , Pj w-, 'Pz’y-
}
2644 pndJ M =» Pnf
2645 bndhn C => pndhn
1; (fo)grow 2646 pnd m M }
of i yuS
j BBB; GMS 187; W Lii - Pandam ( bnd’m ) => mrc pnd'm , pnPm
2631 pjyk M punishment
Pozik BBB 646; GMS 1094
bad , sinful
2647 pndktyc M XJ i< jfjUj
GMS 994; BBB bl 4, 19 ell
Pand -katic ? =^ pntkPk
2632 pjyrnyh M
P (o )zirne
^ Pz’ ’
yr ydk , Pcyryn ’k , >
£
Pjyr
-
j Jj Ljf
‘ync,
prison
GMS 1010; Gersh. Sogd. Cpds. 1945, 147; BBB
P
^
ynPk
{ made o / )diamond
b 75
C2, 23V24, 48R 11, 69V 20 fram ( u )c © impf . =» pr * mcn -, pr*mc-, fr mync- }
asthmatic
Praxs ©* fra-axsa (Mack.); abi -raxsa. ( Benv.
& Gersh.); Oss. raxsin ^ P xs-, bYxs-, brxs-, SCE 104; Gersh. Sogd. Cpds. 147
prys- ^ 2698 p S( M )
( to )shooi
^ ^
nk Pyyy
frankan Payi
fL )
^
VJ 251 , inf . -Y SCE 226 n p 38, 22R ; Gersh. IF a Manichean god ( Fravarti , Ether god )
1970; Benv. TSP 2.1041; Benv. Et. 1.299 Sund. Liste, 1994, 459
2688 pr > k ‘ B, S
frak => pr*k , fr}k, P k
^^
2799 pr
Prapas^s- ? © B
impf .
^ Prp’s-
early morning, the next day (/ tf ) hurl forward
-w, VJ 79 n p91; TSP; Frag. Len. 40.16; KG 559; S W , IIJ 1976 p 57 n 63; TSP I 3ii 5
flr' Jcw , TSP 17.20 2700 pr s}
B, S ol ( o l
2689 prV B y. 1 A fras => Pr *s
Pare © Khwar. firk ©acc. w =» pr > y - punishment
fruit VJ 41 b, 476; SCE 272, 350; BSTBL, Padm. 20;
-
TSP 2.223; BSTBL, Vim. 80; w, TSP 6.113, fir * w . TSP 2.365, 1169; Frag. Len. 57.4, 65.4, 66.4
* *,
»• % ‘ > •
- . ‘. v *jfesr.
'
107 pHywy
2701 pr s kyrhi
}
B KG 353, 384
,
fras kiran => fr >skyr n 2713 pr’wnPy’n S
south fromayan
^ prwm’yk
BSTBL, Vaj. 20; Benv. Notesi 65 Roman , Byzantine
2702 pr >st S - jijf \} y
frast © pt. st.; perf . flr' stwS' r - ^ fr’yz-, Pr’z-,
^
KG 394; GMS 1049, 1244
2714 prNvscyCh ) B
frst - frawisci ^ Pr’wcy, pr’wscy, fr*wyscy, frwycy
(fo )conclude, ( ro )settle forgetfulness
MDii ; Gersh. Advice. 89; S W , C2 n pi 32.22 TSP 2.171, 7.168, 20.11; BSTBL, Dhu. 279
-
2703 pr >s ( y ) S( M ) o J ^ 2715 pr >xs- M
frasay © <* fra -ais © impf . ^ Pr’ys-, pr’ys-1, praxs © <* brixsa-
p yst - ( to ) be roasted
^
( / cOsend GMS 825; Sogdica. 40.12; AVS 73
:
Hen. Tales. 478.25 2716 pr’xs- S
2704 pr > t B, M , S A* Praxs =» brxs-, Pr’ys-, Prys-
Prat ( pr * t , br’t , pr’tr ) ©<bratar ©ob. -y; voc. 0 ^ )shoot,0 d? )throw
- ; pi. -/
l
; -
ob. pi. ty MSP b26, 92; impf . 0>r> xl MSP bl 55
brother 2717 pr »y B, M
GMS 307, 940; Frag. Lcn.; BBB 540; MSP bl 70- Pare ^ PrV, Pryy , bry
3; STi 33.15; STii 6.2; C2 gloss.; fir' trt , br' trt , fruit
"brothers" SCE 36, 55; GMS 944, 1231; KG STii 8.11; TSP 6.114; Sogdica . 2.2, 4
348; STi 26.3; STii 6.18; C2 gloss voc. pi. C2, , 2718 -
pr’ys S
12 R 28, 48 R 27; Sund . AoFviii 1981 p214; BBB frais © OP fraisaya * fra - aisaya © impf .
f 41, 544; Frag. Len . 92.9 - ^ -
fir }s( y ) =* prys-, frys , p ys 1
2705 br > t C =» pr > t ( / o )send
i
2707 pHtrt => prh 2719 pr’yst- S
frest © pt. st.; perf . ftr' ystwd' r
-
OJL J
^ Pr'ys-, fryst -
2708 pr’w B , S <LI3 L>- OL
GcOsend
fraw ? =* ptpr’w-
MDii; KG 404, 406, 425; flr ystw , MDii ; AVS
memory 128
’
TSP 9.127; Frag. Len. 40, 13
2720 prtysPk S
2709 prHvcy B freste (frystk, pr > ysty, Prysty / k ) ©acc. w; pi.
fraw ( i )sci © < framusti
-
>
^ pr’wscy, fr* wyscy, -t ^ frysty( y )
Pr wscy h ( )
apostle
forgetfulness Hen. JRAS 1945, 155; KG 471 pl 81; MSP b 41,
BSTBL, Dhu. 284; GMS 382; Benv. Notesi 42
-*
48, 72, 83, 131; w, b 115
2710 pr , wk > B 2721 pHystr B - £
Pruk ( pr’wkh ) © Yaghn. viruk -, Khot. brauka-, frestar © < Av. fraesta -tara
Khwar. firwc more
eyebrow
GMS 331, 1299; BSTBL, Dhu. 279
SCE 100; BSTBL, Dhy. 46; Bailey. Prolexis. 271 2722 pr’ysty => pr’ysPk
2711 prVkh => Pr , wk >
2723 pr’ywy B
2712 pr’wm S frayuy ©* fra - y( a )uga-
‘ fJJ
frum , from (frwm ) © < Parth. frwm -, MP hrwm salvation
© ob. y
Rome, Byzance
— TSP 6.13, 7.77; "unyoking" S W, BSOAS 1975,
134
• I ?
pr yz-
}
108
2724 pr'yz- B Jj _
oif ) j j KG 333; GMS 293
J1
^ ijz ** ?
i (/ cOorder
Frag. 2a.7
-
Partux, pratux ( brtwx ) © <* wi rata+ ywx <ahu
=¥ Prtwy
2761 prm’yst- S O-3 y \y\J>- tranquil , secure
framost © Av. framdrdz - =*frmst - TSP 6.35, 156, 11.30 n p224; BSTBL, Dhy. 27,
Go )spoil 240; Sogdica. 16.14a; Benv. Notesii 216
MSP bl 97 p43
2774 prtymbn M aJ..yS
2762 -prn
par (a )n ©suff . = Pw6prn
*
( < jb
— Part -yamban © pi. -d
suffering , pain - bearing
Gersh. Sogd. Cpds. 1945, 164.7 Gersh. Sogd. Cpds. 142.1, 147
-
:h .
j&v
prtpcxwnyh 110
o=*y iSoj J-
2775 prtpcxwnyh M
Part - pacxone
^ 00" 2790 prwrtk ? S <*\ j < o^
frawarte ( prwrPk ) © MP frwrdg ^^4j 1
frwrty 1
suffering contempt, humiliated scroll , letter
BBB 687 MDii p73.12
2776 prtp6 B, S •iff 2791 prwy B
Pratpa 6, Partpa 5 ( brtpd ) =* frtp55, brdpd farwe ? => prwy , frwy
illusion
informed
BSTBL, Vim . 115; VJ 230; STii 7.32, 34
MDii 1.1 , 15; TSP 6.115, 16.23 n p205; STi 77.4;
STii 1.67 , 89; C2, 3 V 7 , 22R 11 , 14 pl 48.11; 2792 prwz - B
Bugut . Insc. B2.16 frawaz =* frwz -
( to )fly
2777 brtpd C =* Prtp5, prtpd
GMS 329; AVS 132
2778 brtpdy * C =» prtpSy’h
2793 *prwz ,n ,k B
2779 prtpSy’h M : if I frawazane, parwazane ( brwz>ny )
PratpaSya , partpa 5 ya ( brtpdyO
bird , flying
information
SCE 304; C2, 17 V 2 p58; Schwartz. BSOAS 1971 ,
GMS 1405; C2, 12 V6, 87 R 14; BSTii 878.14
412
2780 prtpSy’kh S T
2794 brwz*ny C =* *Prwz,n)k
Partpa 6 ya ( k )
2795 brxs- C
information , knowledge
KG 471
o*
^^
Praxs © impf . b' rxs ^pr s-, Pr > xs- ^
2781 brtpO prtpd ^
(fo )shoot , ( / release
BTii 827.44; Benv . Eti 299; S W , C2, 94V 14 n
2782 prtwy B
i
>
?
Lir 1A
pratux , partux ( prt’wy , brtwx ) © pi. - 1
^ f p74, 176
2796 brxs’mnty C
=» prt ) wx
praxsamandc ©acc. - tw
sure, tranquil
shooting
BSTii 842.11 ; Benv . Eti 323; C2, 68 R 11 p !48
BSTii 892.20; C2, 31 R 20 + p>0
f .’ i 2783 brtwx C =4 prtwy
2797 brxsqy ’C- ) C
2784 brtwxt =» prtpd Praxsakya ^prysky’
2785 brw C =» bry shooting
2786 prw’rtn rwc S y jjj BSTii 892.18, 20; C2, 31 R 18 - 19; Gersh . IF 1970,
frawartin roc 2
305
^prw’rtn rwc, frwrt
nineteenth day of the month 2798 BRY S
I? MDiii p64
i f
‘
pise , zate ©acc. - w; abl . Idg.
1 2787 prw >y5- B son
I cP.
-
frawe6 ©* fra - waid ? vid » prw y 5-, )
MDii ; MDiii; Frag. Len . 69.3; TSP 8.168
frwy6(5 )- 2799 bry C
^p^y, Pr>k ,
(ro )reach, (r <? )hit , (ro )search Pare © acc. - w; pi . -t ; ob. pi . - ty 2
2801 prypryny ( y ) M t jjjL Prze ( Prz’y ) © <* bfzaka ©acc. flrzk ( > )w ; pi.
pare- parene prz' yt =» Przy
fruit - bearing long
Sogdica. 34.24; Hen. Cosm. 307.31; GMS 1646 VJ 1263; TSP 2.143, 438, 3.296, 5.24, 32, 6.54;
2802 prync M
SCE 19, 25, 73, 139 etc.; BSTBL, Dhy. 254;
GMS 138
Princ/ j © MP brinj
rice
2815 prz*y => Prz> k
Hen. AM 10.2, 1963, 196
2816 prz8wnp>k B *
long, loud
—
2813 prz 2 B, S
GMS 138, 967; C 2, 31 V6; MSP; TSP 16.39
porz, prz ©<*6rza , Parth. burz
long 2827 brzycq C
przick
TSP 5.1, 11, 68, 88; BSTBL,- GMS 138; MSP
firz( y ) loud
BSTii 890.51,- C2, 60V 19 n pl 49
2814 prz> k B JLL
2828 Przyy M => Przy
przzwWy prWy 112
2830 bs’ C 03 .
^ PsPk
^ bound , prisoner
Pesa ( byqsV ) =» bys \ Pys> r
STi 3801; C 2 gloss.
out, outside 2844 psty M =* pst’k
C2 gloss n p53; BSTii 889.24
,
2845 ps’k B
2831 ps>c - S f (o )sak ?
^^-
P y
bearing, subjection
fsac =» fs}c-
0<? )teach TSP 16.39, 40 n p230; pPty TSP 2.205 n pl 71
MSP b 67 : 2846 ps’m - =» ‘Ps’m-
2832 ps’nywnch B 2847 ps’wnp- B
fsanxunc P( o )sunp, fsumb ? © <* fra-drumba; Khwar.
! ^Pshiywnch ' rSnb-; MP Skt . subh ? PsVnp-
( related / o )parasang
( / o )skin, GcOdccorticate
^
VJ 717; GMS 1092; Sogd. Cpds. 146.4
SCE 219; Gersh. IF 1970, 304
2833 ps’nt’k
B
fsande ( Ps}ntk ) © <* frazantaka © voc. ps' nt' 2848 ps y-
}
S 0-3£ O3Si
child
fsay ©* fra- say “> ps
}
y -
i ( / o )expel
i BSTBL, Dhy. 365; SCE 300, 309
STSC 132.19
2834 ps P^ nt’k
^mt B yptk 2849 pskr’k S y
\3>
I;
2835 ps
^ - ^-
2836 bst- C =» Pst -
P/ f (o )skare ?
able
2837 pst- B M , Frag. Len. 85.7
Past ( bst - ) © pt. st. => pynd , - pyst-, Pynt- 2850 psnykh S
( to ) bind , ( to )attach fcsnik , fsanik © fsan- ©adj.
GMS 110; VJ 1239; C2, perf . st. pstw&r - ; GMS shaking, cracking
828 Sund. MHC p26 n 32, 36.8 V 3
2838 pst'k M , B iJS-ijJi t
;
2851 pspYy B
H paste ( PsPy, Psty, pstk ) © pi. -t ; ob. pi. -ty P( a )spare © <*abi -spara; f spar - =* pspTyy
=* bsty
> soIe(o / foot )
bound , prisoner BSTBL, Dhy. 196; GMS 370
GMS 843, 852; TSP 2.498, 6.150; SCE 104; Hen. 2852 bt > C =* >pt >
Cosm. 312, 123; Magi. 138.15; STi 38.1; C2
gloss, acc. bstw , pi. bstyt , Pstk , "closed"; TSP
2853 pPr B -
-
ftar ( pPyr -, Ptyr ) ©* far -trya- © impf . p' t' yr
2.498 =*ftr -, ftyr -
2
M
.
:U »
‘ . . *- i
A* .* T a«m.
! ‘
< 44 V W.
* a .
113 Pw6 k ? m
)
po5- xwarte, Po6- xurte -> bwd - xwrty ( to )be saved , ( to )bz delivered
good - tasting , delicious GMS 520, 825; SCE 350; TSP 2.1080, 1141 , 1194;
; MDii pi 39.6; C2, 48 V 8; MDiii p70, A 16.6 BSTBL, Padm. 20, Dhu . 235; VJ 535; AVS 73
2893 pw 5 h B, M , S yky J** yy- ^sy 2904 pwyt - B, S
po§ © ob. - yh =» pw65, Pw6 ^ ‘ ‘ Puyd © <* buxta © pt . st .
perfume , sense of smell , olfaction (to )save, (ro ) be saved
TSP 2.816, 6.172, 17.28; BSTBL, Vim. 26, Vaj. 14, GMS 509; KG; AVS 120
Dhy . 12, 67, 97; Hen. Cosm . 318; BBB; KG 378
2905 pwyPrmyk M jyr*
2894 pw 6 n B *
puxtarmik (^pwrPrmyk ) © pi . -t
PoSan © in compd. patient
scented GMS 469; Gersh. BSOAS 17, 481 n 5; KG pl 82
I
H Gersh . Sogd. Cpds. TSP 1945, 146 n
2906 pwytk B
2895 pw6n prwn B
Po5an - Paran, po6an -faran
iSj*
‘ isy. y y ^ Puyde © pp.
saved
scented , fragrant , smell perceiving BSTBL, Dhu. 201
115 bwt *ny
-
2907 pwytwS’r S =» pwyS’ r - 2919 pwr6my S( M )
2908 pwyyc S => pwyc furSme ? © <* / ra - rudma ? =» pwr8my
plant , vegetation
2909 pwk’ B l<£> j
GMS 415
Pok ? © = Skt. paramita => Pwys-, pwy
salvation 2920 pwrt B ? ifjj
purt ?
SCE 215
swelling ?, dent ?
2910 bwq SCE 96 n p 35; Gersh. IF 1970, 305, <*burti
poka © lsg. fut . inj. =» Pw-
C 2, 69V 21
2921 pwrt - B
Purt prt © Yaghn. vurta © pt. st.; perf . st.
,
2911 pwmh B, S =» Prt-
pum © <OP. bumi © ob. y( h ) - (to )bring, (fo )bear , (ro )endure
earth , world TSP 2.1154; BSTBL, Intox. 36; perf . st.
VJ 226, 228, 1218; SCE 4.214; TSP; BSTBL, Vim.
102, Dhu . 142, 293, Dhy. 125 etc.; Frag. Len.
flwrtwS' r
,
-
2922 *pwrt rmyk => pwyPrmyk
114.3
2923 pwrPrmyky’Ckh ) M
2912 bwn } C jU < lJjr £ purtarmikya ( k )
puna © f . ob. bwny; pi. bwnyt -» Pwn(h ) ,
patience
Pwn kh }
2.296; > yt , TSP 2. 373 2927 pwsndyy M => Pws > ntk
2915 pwn mry M 2928 bwstn C
\
-
Postan © ob. y; pi. t =» Pw8st ) n -
pun - mary ? ( Pwn mrg ) garden , paradise
basic numberG /z astronomy )
'
BSTii 886, 14.17, 878.8; C 2 gloss.
GMS 1409; Hen. JRAS 1945, 151, 14 2929 bwt M
2916 pwn mrg => pwn mry but ( pwty ) © nom. -(>)y; abl. ->; pi. -r =» bwtyst ,
2917 pwntyn k S }
oLjj
ps> bwty, pwt -1
4J [J
- t
Buddha
Punt / dene ?
foundation GMS 36, 44, 1179; ob. fiwtyh, STii 10.52
i MDii, Nov. 3V 18, Nov. 4 V 10 2930 bwt >
2918 Pwr S jy.
© 2 pl. impv. =* pw-
Por GMS 788, 797; STi 38.2
blond 2931 bwPny S, M
MDiii p 37.13 n p 39, 10 butane pwtWk
^
Pwt’y 116
( o f )Buddha ( to )g ivc
Sogdica. p64. l 3; GMS 1040 GMS 551; AVS 130
2932 pwtJy 2950 bxt C =* n}bxt
Pole © 3sg. irr. =» Pw- 2951 pxtbwry M =» Pxtwnyy
GMS 791, 788, 801; AVS 229 2952 pxtra M =* Pytm
2933 pwtk ’m / n 2953 pxtwnyy M
potka ( m / n ) © 3sg. fut. =» Pw - ( Pxtbwry )
Paxtunc, Paydune, paydune
GMS 796; AVS 227; C2 gloss. schism ,difference of view
2934 bwtq ( n ) BBB b 30; GMS 1087; Sund. Man . Lett. 310.15
Potka( n ) © 3sg. pres. dur. =* Pw ~ 2954 py 1
B, S y
AVS 227; C2 gloss. fe ( p > 4 ) © Khwar. *-f > © 2sg. pers. pron. end.
( )
-
2943 pvvxs M =» pwys-
fyatar =» fy’tr, Py* tr
)
/ ^949 pxs- M
(P > xs ) =» pys-
2963
33.116
py*pt- =* >py>pt-
-
k v'i u -
i iui,
117 byq
2966 PyVyy M =» ) )
:
2978 by8wnh =» Py5 n }
message, embassy
Pi8an ( byS* nh ) © Av. aivi -ddna; Khot. byart
Sund . AI 28, 1988, 1.180, 181
^PS^nh
bridle
2968 py’wn B - VJ 1419 n p99; GMS 90; Bailey. Prolcxis. 261
Pyon, piwan ? Opywn- ) ©<*abi - waina\ Parth. 2980 py8»y- B
-
frwyn © impf . fi' ywn => Pywn -, p’ywn - pi 6ay © <* badya - © pass. st. =» pynt -
( ro )forcsee
GMS 434.2 ^
( to ) be impeded , ( restricted
SCE 34, 415; S VV , C 2 n p 75.26
2969 PyWy B 2981 pyj- M
Pyone , piwane ? =* Pywny , bywny }
paz, Piz, Pez ©<bazda ; * bazdya => w Pyjt ,
}
’ I
at
* being 3000 pykp’r 'yck * B, M
1 STi 30, 6; GMS 897; Benv. JA 1959, 120 Pck - parick (pykp'ryck )
m 2988 byq' C external
£
Peka © 2sg. fut. =» P P w-, by
1
BSTBL, Dhu. 50, 118, 126, 173; Dhu. 129;
I C 2, 94V8 pykp' rck , Dhu . 173; GMS 1013
I
2989 pyk ' B t,
3001 pykp'rcyk B
Pekparcik ( byqp > rcyq )
u -
fek © <* fayaka ; frayika
shoulder external
Benv. VJ 56e n p95; Texts. 729; Gersh. Amber. -
GMS 1014; W Lii; BSTBL, Dhu. 24, 54; C 2, 61 V
25
d 242
? 3002 byqp'rcyq C =4 Pykp* rcyk
Si
2990 pyk'/ h B, S --
) U> jU* - 3003 Pykp’ryck =4 Pykp'r'yck *
Pek =» Pyk
3004 pykprm ( w ) B :a > -> ) j Ojy* G 1
out , out of , apart ^ /
J
1 ( $L*/
BSTBL, Vim. 57, Dhy. 277; VJ 132, 146; MSP;
pek - parm ( u ) ( pyk 'prm )
GMS 976n 1; TSP 2.455
out of , utterly
2991 Pyk 'prm B =4 Pykprm( w ) SCE 28; BSTBL, Vim. 47, 51; Dhu. 162
2992 pyk 's'r B =4 pyks’r 3005 pyks» r B, M , S ( jys j -> ) y=r- i O j j
*
jL -
2993 byqb'r C Peksar ( pyk s
'' r , pyksT ) © Yaghn . veske =4 bys \
Pekpar ( bqp'r ) =4 Pykp' r Pys'r, sV
outside outside
GMS 463; BBB 640; flykys' r , Anc. Lett. 3.7;
STi 21.9; GMS 1116; C2 gloss.
flyk' s' r , VJ 1028, 1057
2994 pykcyk M, S
3006 byqs'r =4 bs \ pyks * r
Pekcik 3007 pyks'r =4 pyks*r
external
3008 byqstr C =4 pykstr
BBB 671; GMS 1014; Frag. Len. 33.5
3009 Pykstr M
2995 pyk 5yn > k B i J J y ( J\ f
pek -5ene © pi. - dyn' yt Pek -siar ( byqstr ) =» Pystr
.
:* ,
apart from , away from
heretic
TSP 5.11; Frag. Len. 81.4; pi. TSP 5.5, 6.191 3010 pykw =4 Pyk
2996 pykywnc B 3011 bym C
© 1 pi. pres. P-, Pw-
Pek -yonc
heresy
C2, 94 R 6
TSP 2.743 3012 Pymk'm / n
pemkam / n © lpl. fut. =4 p-
2r '
qkr n =4 Pykqyr > n
GMS 796, 787
"
'n M L9 yla<
j
3013 pynd M IXJ
fPyqkr’n )
pond , Pand =» Pndy ( h )
interdiction
BBB f 28; GMS 107, 957
3014 pynd M -
\ Pe / ond (Pyynd - ) ©<*bandaya- =» Pst-, Pynt-
1 Iv (to ) bind
MSP
2789 prwmyk -4 GMS 601, 737; impf . fiy( y )ndy GMS 611; BBB
b73; Kcllens. Le Verb Avestique. pi 12, 138n 8
I
119 byst -
3015 bynt 1 C Pyrt ( w )6' r ~ , Pyrd' r , pyrld' r - , byrd' r -, VJ;
© 3pl. opt. =* P- , pw - TSP; MDii; BBB-, BSTBL; Frag. Lcn STii; •
C 2 gloss. BSTi ; C2
3016 bynt 2 C =5 pynt - » -
3030 byrt C =» pyrt-
3017 pynt B, S - 3031 pyrt’k B, S
( pyrty Pyrt pyrtk ) Pyrtch pyr -1
30 j.3
*
Pe / ond -
( bynt:) © Yaghn. vant - => Pst , Pyst -, Pi / crte , , => , ,
Pyrt'y
pynd -
gain , obtained
( / <9 )bind
TSP 2.147, 5.104; Pyrt' kw, MDii , Nov. 3V6;
VJ ; TSP; SCE lib; BSTBL; Frag. Len. 37.15, 20;
Pyrtw , MDii pi 86.3, 6, 9
C2 gloss. Pynity 3sg. pres. Dhy. 171; AVS 112
3032 pyrty B, M 5 y~*
3018 byntqn
Pi / erte ( byrty , Pyrty ) © pt . st . => Pyr - \ PyrPk
Pandkan © 3pl . opt. dur. => P- gain
:
GMS 801 VJ 1232; GMS 931; STi 47.7; STii 9.1, 1.15
3019 byr - C =* Pyr -1 3033 pyrtch S 1 l' CiL
3020 pyr-' B, M , S Pi / crtc © f . adj. => PyrPk
gain , obtained
-
Pir ( byr - ) ©<* abi ar; Yaghn. vin Khwar.
,
pyr MDii , Nov. 3R 25
^ Py’ rt -, pyrt -, > py rt- 3034 pyrtk => pyrt ’ k
(/ cOfind, Go )reccive, (/ <? )obtain 3035 byrty C =* Pyrty
GMS 90, 593; Benv. Et. Oss. 86; A VS 104 n 1 3036 Pyrty =» pyrt > y
3021 Pyr
pe
- 2
S, B 3037 Pyrty’n M
/ ir ©* barya- © pass. st.; opt. -> y pert -yan
(to )offcr, GcObe carried
blessed , having favor
VJ 134, Pyr' y; Anc. Lett. Pyrt Gersh. Sogd. Cpds. 1945, 142.1
3022 pyr’k S 3038 Pyry (y ) M
Pire (pyr > y ) =» Pyry( y ) pirc =^ Pyr k }
C2, 54R 16
-
Peti( ka ) © 3sg. op. mid. fut. » p-, Pw- miserable
VJ 822; GMS 1311; JRAS 1942, 99
3050 byw C 3062 pyz’k 1 B
Pyu » by \
* wpyw Pize ©<*bizaka,- Skt. bijaka
both , also seed
GMS 101; STii 5.21 Mack , n p41.55; BSTBL, Dhu. 55, 75 etc.; Bailey.
BSOAS 21, 42
3051 pywn - B
3063 pyz’k: B
Pyon , Piwan ? ©*abi - waina- © impf . fl' ywn
=» Py’wn-
pize, pizak ?
<0
^ jl
Pyon (a )kya
prophecy base, low
STi 30.11 SCE 11, 16, 72
3054 bywny C 3066 pyzm B
Pyone © pi. ob. pi. -ty =» Py’wn’y, ’pywny Pi / azm ?
prophet painful
STi 3.17, 58.5,6, 11, 59.15; Sund. AoFviii 1981, TSP 21 iii 3n p234
p214; STii 1.30, 66, 3.24, 5.35, 6, 2, 3 etc.; C2, 3067 pyzyp’rcyh S
48R 20, 52R 15, 55R 28, gloss. PazParcya
3055 pyyj- M x misery
111
;
Paz =»’Pyz-, Pyj-, pyz-, byz- Frag. Len. 50.5, 52.1
bad
3068 pyzycyk S Iy~ J
GMS 76
Pazecik © pi. -t
3056 PyyjyPr’n M miserable, poor
pajParan =» Pyjpr’n MDii pi 74.7
L
V- . i" yt - % rjjjiiAfe v -
'
121 cWkw
3069 pz- B, S - T
VJ 58'
Poz, p(i )z, pez
( bz- ) © <bazda; * bazdya © in 3084 pz’yn B
5 }
-
compd. =4 Pyz , > Pz-, pj-, Pyj-, > Pj- Pzyn ?, fzyn ?, Pozyn ? ( Pzyn , Pz> yn ) © Av.
bad frazainti -
GMS 179; /?zy, MDii "hardship" son , offspring
-
3070 *bz =4 bzyst BSTBL, Vim. 61, 70; GMS 315A , 1026A
3071 bz - C =4 Pz- 3085 pz yn =4 Pz’yn
}
pz i^yiPk B
3072 pz
^
wk S
pazaxuk
^‘pyz wk , ^
, c^ jl
^ Pz ywk, bz xwq
> }
l ; 3086
^
P(o )zirene (Pz’yryn’k, P
Pcyryn’k ^ yry y )
^ ^
LJI
Pjyr'ync, ^
sorrowful , unhappy
MD diamantine
GMS 1058; BSTBL, Dhy. 325; TSP 9.1355.20;
3073 pzYwkw S =4 bz’xwq
: Lentz. STii 545 n 8
3074 pz’yst- B
3087 pz’yr
pozyast © pt. st. =4 pzy5-, pjy55-, Pjyst- ^ k B
Pozirne ( p yrn ’y )
4’ pjyr‘ync , Pjyrnyh
Uf < J
Go ) mount
GMS 376, 483 diamantinc ^
BSTBL, Dhy. 326; STii 8.8; GMS 1058
3075 pz’ysty B *jLi. y
J y
3088 p yrn’y =4 Pz yrn, k
^
)
Pazyastc © pp.
3089 p yryn’k B =4 Pz’yr’yn’k
mounted
TSP 2.200 ^
3090 pz’yryiPy =4 pz r’yn’k
3076 pz ywty > S =4 bz > xwty >
)
3091 pzy6- B
^
3077 pz’ywty’kh S iL P(o )zya 6 (Pzy8- ) © impf . P' zYS , pdzYad
,
^ Pz’yst-, Pjy85-, bzyd -, nzyst-
}
P(o )zaxutya =» bz xwty >,
hardship ^ jbcwty
^ (/ o )mount
MDii A 17 R 4 GMS 619; TSP 9.84, 3.232; VJ 855
|
i
} 3078 pzSv B - 3092 pzy5- =4 pzy8-
i
! p(o )zaw ( pz’w- ) =» Pzwt-, > pz) w-, pj w- }
3093 bzyd C -
( to )grow, 0o )increase p(o )zya 6 ©<*abi - zgad © impf . b zYd }
4 pzy5~ ,
BSTBL, Vim. 93 Pjy85-
}
3080 bz’w - C
—
3079 pz w => pz -
^
jS
( ro ) mount
C2, 77 R 5; AVS 114
p(o )zaw ^ pjV-, > pz w-, pz> w-
) 3094 pzmS’my B
( to )increase pazm 5ane ?
BSTii 873.16; C2, 66R 16 stomach , bladder
3081 bz xwq C
} TSP 7.57; Benv. n p211; Bailey. Prolexis. 248
P(o )zaxuk ( pz wkw ) 3095 pzn- B, M
^ ^ Pz’y wk ’ pazn © acc. -w nwpznyy
suffering, painful =4
C2 gloss.; STSC 134.30; MD shame
3082 bz >xwty > C TSP 12.5 n p224; SCE 204; GMS 1161; BBB
P(a )zaxutya ( p ywtyO © pi. -y / fiznw pr - "be ashamed "
^ ^ Pz ^ wty’kh,
3096 bznbrqy C )
’Pj’xwty’h LSJ
suffering , pain , distress, martyrdom p(o )zn- parkya ? =4 > Pznw
C 2 gloss.; STi 57.17; Benv. JA 1955, 332 thanksgiving
3083 PzJyk B S W , C2, 57 V 13 n pi 17
I Pozik ©adv.
4r
.
with hardship
^Pz’yk 3097 bzngVy C
P(o )zangare ^ bznq ^ y’, Pjng ryy, ^yz’nk^ k,
}
-5
•
J
bznqVqy* 122
3107
—c
-( a )c ©end . prepos. =» mc, - pc, sc, rdxnc
- -
cac
Tashkand (C/tac /z )
MDii; Hen. Sogdica. 9 - Gersh. MJM 55; dew,
- mpe, -mne, }c MDii A -14, 19
of , from
3118 dc y deny
GMS 1611 ^
3119 deny B
i 3108 c ^ pyz’ywksth =» c:
cac(e ) ne (deyny , deynk , dedy )
3109 d B from Tashkand (C/wc/0
ca (dPyz’ywksth ) ©elat. pref . =» w >? MDii p8 lf , A 14.5; Sogdica. 8, 9.6 b
123 cWkw
^c’s’, c’Srs’r
EGSii 75, 135, 176; GMS 1543, 1600, c' nkw - MSP; y downwards, below
Frag . Len .; MDii , cynkw ; Tales. 475.15 GMS 459; BSTi 227 , 228; MDii
3145 c w
^ (<j >
> j* )
^ ^
4 1
‘ Oyr
canu /o =» KZNH , > YKZY , ’YMTtw ), cnw , cWkw
3157 c’smn M
j/casmin
as, while, since jasmine
GMS 1543, 1595- 1601; c' nw' iy , BBB "when" GMS 70 n 1
3146 c’nkw cWkw 3158 c*str M Jjtj
castar © <*cy <5 str
3147 c’nw B J1 * j> <cySrstr ^c’Sr
canu lower
of , than GMS 459; Hen. Tales. 481.33
GMS 437 n 5, 1306 ( used with compd . adj. ); VJ 3159 c»t B oLr-
948 cat (DAv . cat ; Khot. cata\ Skhd \ Bal. caO\
3148 c’nwt C Khwar . ct\ Oss. cdda
canut ©conj. well
because SCE 527; Bailey . JRAS 1970
C2, 48 R 1 n p85; tfnwyty . C2, 12 R 5, 27 R 17 3160 c* twxt M
3149 c’ny C c > n ca - tuyd © < c. a - tuY - t © clat. adj.
3150 cyr C how fast
capar © postp.
under
-^c’Srp'r GMS 254 , 1314
3161 c’tyk M
BSTii 875.6; Schwartz. HMV 39; C2, 13V 23, catik ©adj.
66 V6, 77 V 18 (<? / )well
3151 c’pVcyq C
caparcik © adj.
sy\ iLr h
<
-
^
Sund . Man. Lett . 305.22
3162 cNv S
below , downwards, situated below caw , zaw © Parth. jyw } bgyw%
GMS 150, 277, 508, 610; TSP 5.26, 79; SCE 156, 3180 cyr- B, S •sJ* lts7
159, 161; AVS 108 caxr ©acc. -w; nom., ob. - y( h ) =» cxr -, ckkr
3168 cpt- B wheel , circle
capd © pt. st. TSP 2.144, 216, 924; Frag. Len. 93.17: O3 17
Ga )steal 3181 cyrh =* syrh
TSP 5.112, 7.138 3182 cys- S
3169 cpt’rmyk B fjW caxs © pt. cYsty ? ^’c’xs-, ptcxs-
caftarmik ? ^ ctP’rmyk Go )take, ( ro )grasp
fourth MDii pl 27 n pl 28, 8
GMS 442; TSP 2.326 3183 cysty S
3170 cptw B oJLo caxste © pp. =4 cxsty
capdu , caftu © pp. =*cpt - grasped
stolen r
MDii pl 27 n pl 28; cYsty m' tym, lsg. perf . B16.8
TSP 5.112, 7.138 3184 cywty B ( <
*
•
^ .« 0
jjj / *
—
TSP 3.123 n pl 95; Bailey. BSOAS 15, 533 cayz © Yaghn. caYz ©acc. -vv; abl. - >
frog, toad
3172 cSy kVy B I « £
caSy- kare, ja6e-kare TSP 3.250; SCE 178; Hen. L W 96
magician 3186 cyz r’yh S (
TSP 3.231, 240; Hen. Sogdica. 5 cayz- ray ^ r’y ^
j y
c(a )kastakya
3178 cynh S jt
ugliness
cayna , cayana © f . n. ob. - yh = cyn- GMS 1089
*
silk 3192 ckkr B, S
MDii pl 8 l ,12 A 5, 12 cakr © ob. - y ^ 5rmJyk ckkr, cyr-, cxr-
3179 cynr > wJk ? B =» cyzr,w,k wheel
cqn 126
BSTBL, Padm. 17; Frag. Lcn. 93.16; SCE 182 ca -man ( y ) © <* haca -man ^ cnm’ny, c -
3193 cqn > C jl jl from heart
cakna © <* haca+kana\ Av. kana ckn’c, TSP 5.75; GMS 337, 1611; Gersh. Sogd. Cpds.
^ 143.3
cnkn c, c -
’
whcrc( from ), { f r o m ) what 3205 cmqy > C
GMS 1539; STii 4.42; C2, 87 V8, 102V 18 cam ( a )kya =» csm, cym -, cm -
3194 cqiPc M =* ckn’c { o f )eye, optical
\
GMS 286, 1089; SCE 16, 69 completely, absolutely
.
*-i 3199 cksPk =* ckst*k GMS 475, 1611; TSP 2.43, 340, 574, 69, 467
'
. :-Hv , h T -*;
127 ’’
cntrp r yck
BBB 730, GMS lln 1, 337; Benv. JA 1959, 123 3227 cnsty =» cnnsty , cn’nstty
3215 cn6’n S =» cndn 3228 cnt’mny B
3216 cndn M
candan (cnS’n ) =» cntn
-
< jljU4» c i jXOi I i j
- U> - cintamani (cynt m ny ) © Skt. cintamani
wish jewel
’’
so much , so STii 7.29, 40; cynt' m' n, VJ 7; cynt 3m }ny Padm.
1
Sogdica. 36.30 n p38 cand / tan © indecl. adj. & adv. => cndn
how much , as much
3220 cnyty B => cn’yty
VJ 1287; TSP 2.502; C 2, 52 R 12, 57 V 20; GMS
3221 cnywcm’ny B
canaxu -c(a )mane =» cn’wxy, cnm’ny
<3* J 0L jl - 1609; EGSii 134; MDii
cntrs}r
-**•
( >*
STSC 17
,
3252 cr6 p 6yh M Utt £
candar( y ) 7
car0-pa6e ^ c'rS Sw
4 cyntr
«
-
canu 4 c> n) w
as, like
carm © Av. cardman © ob. - yh
skin , leather
GMS 940; TSP 3.243, 253, 9.147, 13.27, 2211; 3
I
BSTi 116; Anc. Lett. 1.6
1 MDii A 10, 3, 4 B3, 13 B19, 5
3243 cp * ys M, S
3255 crmkryy M
capis ?
carm-kare
chief skinworker
Sogdica. 33.2, 34 n 1; MDii A 14, 22 Sogdica . 54.5
i I
3244 cpS* M, S 3256 crmny C
I f >T i
(cpdO carm(a )ne © pi.
at once Gmade o f )skin
MDii A14, 24 n p89; Hen. Tales. 475.30; KG 465; BSTii 90523; C2, 57V 23 %
Sund. pi 32; MSP b88 3257 crp B
3245 cpd > C =» cpS* carp ©ob. -y
3246 crMY B, M, C fat
caray (cr y ) ©Parth. cr' g © pi. -t
}
TSP 2.372
light, lamp 3258 crpywfin B < uJL y- j J
^
SCE 221, 493; TSP 6.106, 125, 135, 137, 170, 180, -
carp yo6an
i
i
8.107; Tales. 478, 41; GMS 1518; C2 57R 8; STi ointment
38.2; Sund. AoFviii 1981 p214, cr g }
TSP 3.171 n pl 97
-
3247 cr y =» cr*y
’
3248 cr'ycykh S
3259 CRWRH B =» CWRH
3260 crxwst C
( caray-cik carxust
{ of If or ) lamps winepress
CII 1990 B7 GMS 249; Hen. LW 96; STi 19.16
3249 cr’ySVwk B 3261 cs>t M(S ) jf
caray-5aruk -
ca -sat =» c , sH
lampstand from all
TSP 6.137 n p205 GMS 1611
3250 c q C
^ 3262 cs- C
carak
^ -
^ c qd’r cas =^ ptcs-, cs’nt(h )
FA -
. ...
.
129 csPyk*
-
3273 esmy ninzy’ C
( to )be thirsty casme-nimzya ? © f.
SCE 29; GMS 277 in blinking of an eye
3264 cs’ntywY'k B C2, 13V 29 n p 57.29, Pahl. casm mezisn -
"moment"
casand - xware
drinker 3274 esmy wyny B i j£S\ i j i j j -
b y
TSP 2.061, 24.6 rr
*
- ^ 1 >.
J
: four
-
t i f o r »stf * r TSP 2.52, 537; STii 9.7, 10.4 n p5 ll ; BSTBL; SCE
1- f: 182- 3 etc.; MSP bl 40; KG 379, 613; Frag. Len.;
l!
i GMS 173, 295, 1316; S W , C 2 p50 n 4 CWRYh, Sogdica. 60; KG 508; CRWRH , TSP
M* ,
-
cuzak © Yaghn. cuja , Khwar. twzk caxste =» cys-, cysty
chicken learned
SCE 233; TSP 2.332 MSP b88;’Sund. n p44
3309 cwZY B , S =» cwty 3321 cxwd C, M
3310 ex C- -
caxu 6 (yhwd ) © pi. -t ob. pi. -ty ^ cxwS c
^
cax ^ cy’ k Jew , jewish
(ro )fight STii 6.5; STi 83.10, 58.2; Sund . AoFviii 1981
BSTii 832.10, 907.17; C 2, 39V 2, 40 V 18, 94R 29 p 214, 26R 3
n p83; Benv. JA 1955, 299, 1959, 314; cx' d' r , 3322 cxwS’nc M
C 2, 40V 17, trans. pret. caxu6anc © f . adj. =» cxwd
3311 cx * ty C jewish
caxate (cxnty ) © pp pi. -/ GMS 1040
^
having fought 3323 cxwdhiy C
I
C 2, 104 R 10 caxuSane
3312 cxnty =* cx > ty jewish
STi 45.19; STii 6.1; GMS 1041
3313 cxr M -
-
caxr © Av. caxra © acc. w, ob. - yy =» cyr , - 3324 cx \v 6 Py6,ny S
ckkr caxu 5-Pay6ane
wheel synagogue
GMS 266, 520, 1171, 1174 Hen. BSOAS 18.367 n 3
3314 exs’m M 3325 cy => c’-, cymy6(6 )
( r^ r * /**? 3326 cy 5nyh M
caxsam ci 6ane ? © MP cyPtu <*ci ; Skai
eyesalve dagger, sword
GMS 807 -
Sogdica. 35.1, 36, Bailey. Prolexis. 184
3315 cxs > p8( 5) M , S <j < jsi 1
3327 cySyt =» y6yyt
(
spirit, ghost
cindarparick
internal
^ cntrpY ^
ck
BBB 672 e21; Hen. Tales. 472, 16, 23
BSTBL, Dhu . 124-6 3373 cyw C y Ly J
c(a )yu , ciyu, cyw => c ~
3362 cyntrsY B
cindarsar => cntrsY, cyns \ cytsY of him , him
inside Benv. JA 1955, 321; BSTii ; C 2 gloss. p233
3374 cywYit B, C ( O j Z*
TSP 3.144 JOCT
ciwand cywnd , cywnt ) © <* haca yavant ?
( - ^ ^ J*
3363 cyny S
from it , of it
cini
Chinese EGSii 128; GMS 1404, 1461; TSP; BSTBL, Dhy.
CII 1990 A 14 146, 148; BBB b42; STii 3.66; C2 gioss.
cyw nty; VJ 3b; BSTBL, Dhy. 245; SCE 282;
( )
)
3364 cyr8p*8w B
C 3 r 6 / 9a - pa 6 u
^ cYS ’Sw
^ STii 5.30; cyw' nt pystrw "there after", BSTBL,
}
cytfinth -
ciwesan ( u ) © <haca awais( an )am
of them , of those
3369 cytk B, S
EGSii 117; GMS 1450; Hen. BSOAS 11, 70.15;
cite, cete ? © Av. kaeta © pi. cyt' yt ; ob. pi. - yty MSP b71; cywysnw, VJ 812; SCE 520
=> cyty( y )
spirit, ghost, devil 3381 cywyt C
VJ; TSP; SCE 258; cytkt, Frag. Len. 44.9; cyt' yt , -
ciweS/ 0 (cywyd , cywyG ) =^ cyw y5 }
VJ 1112; TSP 5.102, 6.160, 8.45, 11.15, 18; of it, from it , then
cyt' yty, VJ 1206, 1444 STii 5, 6, 22; STi 29.8, 34.4, 45.11; Sund. AoFviii
3370 cytsY M OJJ* <
1981 p214; BSTi 99, 103; cywyOy , BSTi 77, 164
citsar =*cyns \ cys>(r ), cyntrsY 3382 cywy 0 => cywyt
inside 3383 cztyk ? S
GMS 460; BBB 601 cazt /dik © Av. cazdahvant
3371 cytyS S L>ti I jl iij I jl one who decides
cite5 ? Anc. Lett. 3.31; Hen. ZDMG 90, 12n 6; Bailey.
from there BSOAS 13, 127
MDii pl99
f
d - 134
?
< 4t *
BSTii 848, 60, 846.20; C2, 60 R 18, 69V 12, 26,
120R 3
3397 8’nPk S
d/ 5 5amak ^ Pm’kCh )
3384 d - C with me, about me
6(a ) © prepos. in compd. =»6yw > y6, 6ymy6, MDii Nov. 4 RIO, 15-6; Frag. Len. 92.11
dywnt , 6 ymnd , dyw 1 3398 6,m > kh B
to 6amak ?
Benv. JA 1955, 321, dyw creature
3385 ,
6 > m M => 6> m O1 11: Frag. Len. 92.11
3386 6” wn =» 6> wn 3399 SWyyt B
3387 8 > => V , 6amext ? (D* dame +*Ytw © ob. - yh
3388 d> C - L Mithra { judge of the world )
VJ 1205; Gersh. AHM p 35, 40
6a ©* hadd © prepos. + / \ m ) ^ d’ P, d > m > , >6 nn
with 3400 SW’n’k B
Benv. JA 1955, 321 6amcane
3389 6’pr B, M - worldly
STii 7.28; GMS 1022
6a (3ar © impf . =» 6f3 r -1, O r-
0 o )give
^ 3401 5’mcyk B
ii
j
GMS 621 6amcik
!
worldly
3390 dkryqy * C ab tcJljj - STii 9.17; Frag. Len. 100 c 5; GMS 1014
daeikya 1
^d ’tcyqy
|i
justice
3402 aWr’k B jhh i i $-C j9 )
\: 6am -5are
5 C2, 50R 20, 108 V 2 pl 08, 20
creator
3391 d’f 1 C
ii :
!! 5afa => tyw, VP
y
^ TSP 8.61, 71, 75, 190, 8bis 5 etc.
il with you 3403 5, m5 n’k S -A
1 CS ^^ £y
l
»V
BSTii 848.59, 885.5; C2, 51 R 5, 8, 69V 25 6am -5ane ©* ddman - danaka
i\
3392 5> m B, M, S center of the world
MDii pi 12 n 1
6am (6*m , d ’ m 1 ) © <* daman © f. n.; ob. - y( y ),
:
3404 5,mh B, M, S
- yh ^ 6’mh 6am (5*m ) © f . n.; acc. - wh\ ob. - yh =^ 6 m }
135 8> t
with seed TSP 2.224, 538; BSTBL, Padm. 41; Frag. 2a.l 9;
TSP 2, 165, 1020; Hen. Texts. 717 GMS 978; -vv, TSP 3.296
3408 8’pY B 3420 6’r’wkh =» 5> r > wk (>)
Sapat ©Skt. ddnapati 3421 SY’yn’y B
donor Sarene © pi. d' r' ynH
SCE 186 wooden
3409 d > pY C TSP 3, 181 n pi 97; Hen. Texts. 728
Sapat 3422 cPrny C oJJ jl
truely ? Same © pres. part,
STi 18.5; BSTi 266; Hen. Sogdica. 7.1 holder
l
I 3410 8’pYsyy M C 2, 56R 32
3423 d ’rwq C => SYwk (>)
Sapat - sey ? © Parth. dybt\ < Akk. dibat 3424 65 rwk ( >) B, M , C
beautiful, fine, Dapat( the name of a godess ) Saruk (dYwq ) © Yaghn. dork. © ob. -y , - \v
* Hen . Sogdica. 7.2; BSOAS 11, 737n 1
^ SY’wk ^, ptsng d’rwq
-
3411 S’pY syrh M b JIJO * jJ wood
Sapat -sir ? SCE 133; TSP; BSTBL , Padm. 41; GMS 978; BBB
Dapat - wishcr 463; STii 1.49, 53; 6 > rwq , BBB 498; STii 1.15,
Sogdica. 7.1 80, 13.10
-
3412 8Y B, M, S ( (j < y^ib 3425 S’rwkp y B
^
> ) - -
Sar (d r © OP daraya © inf . y; trans. pret.
1 }
8aruk - pa5c
aux. => 5ryt - wooden shoes
(/ cOhavc, (/ cOpossess, ( ro )hold , ( )keep, (/ o ) wcar
^ SCE 152
GMS 285, 877-880, 855
3426 SYwkync M
3413 dV C =» 5Y- 8arukc( n )c (SYwqync ) © f . adj.
3414 d’r 2 C i*
cy (<? / ) pIant , herbal
Sar © < Av. ddra; Skt. dhdra BBB 498; GMS 334, 1053, 1273; Sogdica. 64, 14
blade 3427 SYwqync =* SYwkync
BSTii 843.36, 37; JA 1959, 127; S W , C 2, 68 V 6 if
3428 SYwkynyy M
pl 49
Sarukene
3415 8Vck S ( (9 / ) plant, herbal
Sarack ? BBB 498, 563
possession
3429 8Yyk S t jj
CII 1990 G 10 p70
Sank
3416 8Vk B < ia3b*c/> gold coin
Sare, Sarak ? =*dYny, dYyq MDii; Livsic. HMV 256 n 2
protector
3430 dYyq C
TSP 7, 123
Sank © pres. part. =» frydYyq , SY * k
3417 SYYnndy M ) iCkiUp keeper, protector
^ . -fw
*
j
3440 8 t ( h ) B, M, S
}
duta (S> w ) ©Skt. dhuta
Sat ©Skt. dhatu; yda © pi. -tth morality , law
wall BSTBL
TSP 2, 527; BSTBL, Dhy. 325; KG 464 3453 d’y C S’yh
3441 8’tkn’k B ( df -
j> 3454 6 yh B, M, S
}
Say- puste
judge, judging justly document about a slave girl
Frag. 4.10; Benv. Notesiv 498; S W, IIJ 1976, 46- Yoshida . 1988 apud. Sund. IMTT 1992, 81
8; Hen. Tales. 485; S W , C2 pl07.6 3456 8p» n (h) B
3444 8 tp6,t S
)
Span (Sp ) © <* dw -ana ? = Sp n , dfrnCy ), SP’n
^
}
^
Sat -paSat flame
i
p- y
. i
— . .
tt » v; ;
^ ^
v‘tji >1nYxJ
^ .
^ > fi- l„ - '
t>ri '
j
— .
ycili, ’>4
^ - 'a
*rt • .* •
- P|V * .
: ,Aw < ' . ;
- .
'N& . i***/!*
137 5 p> t
3482 8 p > ys
M - wider
6 Pes => 6 pys- GMS 465, 1290
OcOharm 3497 8 pnw B
Hen. Tales. 476.5; GMS 682 6 panu ©*dwi-( nu ); Lat. binu =»5ypnw
,
3483 5p yz - B, S both
6 pez, 0fcz © <*0 wajaya- =» 0fxst -, 6 p > yst ,
-
0fyz , 8 pjnyh , tbyz -
— VJ 277; GMS 430, 1316
3498 dbr C =» 5Pr-2
( / o )collect , (to )gct 3499 6 pr-‘ B, M , S
GMS 296; SCE 461; Talcs. 486.3; A VS 136 6 Par , 0far © <* fra-bara-\ Khot. haur\ Khwar.
hfir - © impf . 6' fir, inf . -{ ) y =» 8 prt -, 0 br -,
)
^ . <£«. *- j£*»
vX *«« « • *
139 SynPy
0 brt -
-
SPart, Ofart © pt. st.; inf . yy =»SPr -*, 6p> rt , — 3520 Spys M
Spes =» pw 6 pys, SPtys
(ro )give harm , damage
GMS 856, 883, SSbrt; GMS 957, Sflrtyy , 931; BBB 483, 529; GMS 957
KG; Frag. Lcn . 37.6 3521 Spys M -
3506 8 prty B, M, S Spes © <* dwais- => 6 p ys-)
died of hunger
3510 Spttyk M =* Sptyk VJ 312, 1093; Gersh. Sogd. Cpds. 140, 148
3511 -
Spty =» Sppy-w 3526 SSprt M =* Sprt-
3512 dbty- C =4 SpPy-w 3527 SSptyk =» Sptyk
3513 dbtyq C =» Sptyk 3528 SStystt M =* Styst
3514 Sptyq M =» Sptyk 3529 SSyn M =» Syn
3515 Sptyk B, M, S J 0 J4 LJr^ 3:> *
-
3530 5y S
SPitik , Sipdik (SSptyk, dbtyq , SPtyq, Spttyk ) Say =» Sys-, Sy > n
^Sppy - w , >5p> ty, Sypty-, SpPykCw ), SyP- (fo )burn
0 /ze )second , other Frag. Len. 84a .4, 5
GMS 430; TSP 2.730, 3.16; Frag. Len. 37.12; BBB
533; Hen. Tales. 485.2; Cosm. 312, 101; KG; 3531 Sy’n B
Say / xan
MDii; MDiii; STi 36.3; BSTi 193; C2 gloss.
8 fit { ) ykw , TSP 2.324; Hen. JR AS 1944, 138;
)
ardent, fiery
KG 375; Frag. Len. 99 d 2; MSP p45; dbtyqy , TSP 13ii , 13 n p228; Benv. Notesiii 206
C 2; <5 fttyky , Frag. Len. 83.4; BBB 735; Sund. 3532 SynPy B jyi
AoFviii 1981 p214 Saxme © Av. daxma; Parth. dxmg © pi. -th
3516 Sptyw =» SpPy- w tomb, grave
3517 Spwrt S( MD ) = Spjrt- BSTBL, Dhu. 212
*
8ys- 140
bron, zon =4 zwn Dhu. 178, 200; GMS 285; 6*7 mK Frag. Len.
bow, arch 112a 3
SCE 225; Bailey. Prolexis. 121; BSOAS 24, 271
3571 6r}wnp*$*y B
3583 6ryt - B
brayd zayd ©
, - -
pt. st. =4 b > r-, zyt , jyt , bryty
bronpaGe ©<*8rdn+ pa0 Srwnp k OcOkeep, 0o )hold
archer
^ ^ GMS 285, 603, 888
SCE 135; Bailey. TPS 1961, 137 3584 bryt > =4 bryty
5 rytw 142
^ J 3J
son of the law
BSTBL , Dhy . 365
deceitful , cruel
VJ 703; GMS 285, 1126 3600 5rt >yc( h ) B, M
3589 8rywsk B Sortie © Khwar. drc =* 5rtyc
Sroxusk , zxusk (SrywstO ©<* driguska © nom. dirt , dung
-y; acc. - w; pi. -t'\ ob. pi. -ty\ pi. 5rYws( k )t'
,
BSTBL, Vim. 31, Dhy. 1 Benv. JA 1951, 123;
GMS 1010; BBB f 8
-
=> zwxsq -, jwxsk / q , zwysk , zywsk , Srxwsk
disciple, follower 3601 5rtyc M -
( J jj ) yaWa lj < <JLj isles’
BSTBL, Dhu . 129, 274, Dhy. 15; SCE 210; Frag. Sortie (drtyc ) ^ SrPycCh )
Len.; GMS 285, 410; pi. 5rYwst\ TSP 7.187; dirt, ordure, filth
SrYwskty\ Frag. Len. 93, 20, 23; SrYwskt\ SCE BBB; GMS 1010; Sogdica. 29; C2, 48 V 13 gloss, n
210 p95; Benv. Eti 323
3590 5rywsk > n ,k B < layy1
£U *
3602 drtyc C =» Srtyc
Sroxuskane, zxuskane ©suff . * -anaka 3603 5rw ,,n S { y *- fO ) £ jljAQy
^ <
*
^
io 3 y
{ o f )disciple ( )
Gurwan, Gruwan Srw’n ©ob. y -
BSTBL , Vim. 71; GMS 1040, 1044 Thurwan ( name of a city in China )
3591 Srywst * B =» Srywsk Anc. Lett gloss. p 48.; Hen. BSOAS 12, 609
,
3604 8 rw k S( AL ) =» 5 r wk (>)
}
3592 6 rjy wr M
}
J->
Sorzyawar, djyawar (Srywr ) © Sozyawar , - 3605 Srw’n =» Srwln
<*drzya <* zrada\ * =» zy > wr, Srzy’wr 3606 6 rw }nc kn5 B fy ( i )lJ J>
heart { j r J->
^
GMS 287, 1119 Gurwan-kanG © loc. - yh
3593 5rjy (y ) M Thurwan, Tun-huangUame of a city in China )
5rzi , Sorze ? ©<* <5rzaya <* zrdaya =» 5rzy TSP 8.166; Hen. Texts. 735
heart
GMS 138, 182
3594 5rm ,yk ( >) B, M
3607 Srwch S
Sruc, zuc © f . adj. =»6 r > wk (> )
well, in good health
—
el j
3615 8rwth S
heart
6 rut © <* drwatd => dwrt(,), s8m(=SLM )
SCE 99; TSP 19.11; GMS 182
health , greeting
3628 8rzyJwr B
MDii p200
zyawar , Szyawar , Srzyawar ? (Srzy ’ wr ,
3616 5rwtpt S ( j/ (
Srz’ywr ) © < drzyd < zrdaya =4 zy wr , 5rjyJwr
}
i
, ,
3634 6s zng n M, S 8astPar-as
if si 8asa -zangan (ro )seize
ten -fold SCE 375; Benv. JA 1955, 316; Schwartz. AI 5,
BBB f 8; MSP b8 p45 197 n 7
3635 6sh S( MD ) - 8s ( )
> 3647 SstpVy B
Sastpare (dstbhy )
( ojf xcd I
i 3636 fism’yk B, M, S
Sasmik (dsmyq ) instrument, staff , means
tenth BSTBL, Dhu .; BSTii 890, 61; Benv. JA 1955, 315;
TSP 2.333, 9.32; BSTii 897, 87; C2, 55R 27; MSP pi. dstb' ryu C2, 60 V 29
b36 el 6; GMS 1331; Ssmykw, MSP bl 24 3648 dstb’ry C =» 5stp ry}
handtowel
-
8aspartar © <6ast ~ partar » sprtry
3653 dstwb’ry C
6astu - Pare =» 8st* wPry
II STi 47.14; LW 101; GMS 48 l ; Sogd. Cpds. 1945,
handiwork.
139
BSTii 905, 19; Benv. JA 1955, 316; C2 gloss,,
3640 6st B, M, S 6 st firy , Schwartz. AoF 1, 260; S W , C2, 5R 29,
5ast - (dst ) © <OP dasta- © nom.; ob. -y; acc. 57V 20 p 52- 5R
1;
- -
-w; loc. y\ yh\ abl. pi. Sst\ ob. 6 sty' =» pr -
3654 5stw pr M, S
6stw , pr 5stw wn-
5astu - par
hand , arm ( to )lay hand
GMS 364, 516, 1171, 1179, 1183-4, <5stwflr - Hen . BSOAS 11, 65; GMS 1131 n 1; Sstfir , Frag.
3641 dst C =* 8st
Len. 77R 5
3642 8 sV B
3655 Sstwpry => dst’wpry
8asta ?
3656 dstysn’m C
gain
8aste-snam
TSP 8.171; Hen. Texts. 737
washing hands
-
3643 Sst ny Vk S
’
-
8astane asak /e
V
—
52*5^ * o J j J ij C2, 57 R 13
3657 8scy(y) M (c o L
helper{ hand -taker ) ^ ^
8(a )sce, 8isci © Av. dadusd >* Sa0 si >*6 at si
jjj
145
^ ^
dw ng
TSP 3.204; Hen. Texts. 729; Ssny w' t pYy "Wind 3672 fityst B, S jlji
god ", Sund. Liste 1944, 455-7 Satist (65tystt, SPyst ) © pi. ob. -fy ^St-
3660 5st - B =» 5yst -, bsVy wild animals
BBB p61, 512; GMS 1186; Frag. Len. 120, 5; MSP
3661 SstVch M, S
b32, 101 elO
-
6(a )/ i / ostauc © <*dusta wauc( =dustaw( an )+duc )
3673 8w > B, M
=» 8stwc, 6 ystwc
poverty 5wa (dw ) ©<*d ( u )wa =^ 5w (,>, 5yP-, Sypty-
} }
W- Lii; Frag.2a.12.21; VJ 49, 51, 77, 122; TSP having two faces
2.1178, 12.21; BSTBL, Intox. 10; Tales. 486.23; Sund. AI 1988, 181
BSTii 885.3, 894.18; C2, 51 V 6, 54R 18, 51 R 3, 3678 Sw’spVnPk C
105V 6 5wa -sfarme ^sP'rm'k
3665 dstw > n C =*• Sstw bisexuaK /zaving two kinds of pudenda )
3666 6stwc S
^ SCE 356
6ostauc (dstwc )
^ SsPwch 3679 Sw s M
^
poverty 6 watas (dw > ts ) ©<* duwa-dasa\ Av. duvadasa;
Hen. Tales. 486.18; C 2, 51 V 9; BSTii 886.9 Oss. duvadas\ Past, dvalas © abl. dw' tsnu
3667 dstwc C =4 6stwc twelve
GMS 289, 1321-2; EGSii 146; STi 33.12, 78.14;
-
3668 8t B, M
^ ^3
Olyr*-
^ BBB; dwydys , Sw' ts, W - Lii 548, 7, 17
6atu © Av. daitaka © nom. acc. nt. -w ? pi. - yst
=» 5tyst 3680 dwJts C =* 6w > ts
wild animal 3681 8w} w*pr B
VJ 313, 949, 968; TSP; BBB 512; GMS 1169, 6 wa -wafar => w} pr
1172; 5ttwy TSP 9.45 double, twice as much
3669 St’yst =4 5tyst BSTBL, Dhy. 128
3670 5ts rwc S ( 3^3
—-
^
6ats/ c-roc =» 5scy( y ), 5yscy( y )
jjJ 3 J3 J 3 53 J
3682 dwNvystmyq C
6wa - wist -mik
twenty-second
eighth and fifteenth and twenty third day of C2, 56R 2
the month 3683 dw ng’n M
MDii pl 20, mzydts "fifteenth day"; Hen. ^
5wa -zangan
Orientalia. 8, 95 of two kinds
3671 5tw =* 6 t- BBB 525
•
<V,
Vs
^ ,V
6 wy5 r 146
3685 6wyt , ()
M 3699 SwnpMc B v-5
8 uyd (a ) (8wxth , dwyt(,) ) © f . n. =>8ywt -( h ) 8 um / nb/ pc (Swnpy ) © Pahl. dumbag =» 5wm
daughter tail
BBB c 22; Tales. 472.38; GMS 421, 940, 1170; C 2, SCE 140; MSP b 180; EGSii 94; Bailey. Prolexis.
26R 8; SwYtK VJ 1009, 1135, 1485; TSP 2.150; 120
Hen. JR AS 1944, 137.7; EGSii 3700 Swnpy S 5wnp k}
-
5um( b ) (Swmph ) © ob. y =48wnp> k 0o )peak , Gtf )nibble
147 fiypty -
SCE 400 -
3722 dxst (>) C
3710 6 wtyy M _-
< Jb
8axsta ( ydxstyO © f . nom., acc. loc. -/
8 ul(e ) © Wakh. lat =» 8wlyy -
=> 8yst ( h )
plain , desert
jUg
STii 1.78; STi 34.1, 58.10; Sund. AoFviii 1981
BBB 530
p214, 7a R 3; BSTii 888.2: C 2, 60 R 2; STSC
3711 Swx 5r S
8uydar ©ob. - yh =>8wy8r
46.14
3723 dxstyq C
_ 1
daughter
8axstik
Anc. Lett. 1.1, 3al , 27, Swxth, 1a 1
of the desert
(, )
3712 5wxth S =» 8wx 8r, 8 wyt C2, 83V 2 n pl 63
3713 8 wyl00 B =» dwyst 3724 8 yMn B jjf i
149 Synyfrn
5ynyk 150
n-
VJ 1092; GMS 1644; STii p 582; BBB 665 village
BSTii 878.6.7, 827.55; C2, 1 R 17, 86R 1, 87R 6, 7, 8,
3809 6ywywn S LT
sl
1
~l 18, 87 VI 5, 94 V 25; STii 3.54; Sund. AoFviii
Sewyon
^Syw’kk 1981 p214, 16 V 5
heavenly
MDii p 104; Hen. BSOAS 28, 1965, 253 3823 Syyn M Syn
3810 dywm’nwq C 3824 8yyw8> t M => SywS’t
5ew-manuk 3825 6yz> M •ula < js
demon -like Siza (dyz * ) © < OP did a © f . n.
BSTi 81; Gersh. JRAS 1946, 180 stronghold , fort
BBB f 57; STii 3.27
3811 Sywmyc M
5cw - mec 3826 dyz* C => 5yz>
demoniac
s
GMS 1103; KG 583
3812 dywnt C f
diwand ( ndywnt )
^Syw’ntCy )
3827 -f M y s
' l
with it , to it
-
f © 2sg. pers. pron. => fy, tyw, d > f >, c’P, pr’P,
}
n\ -P
GMS 1404; STi 33.9; STii 1.96.5.33; BSTi 247; C 2
you
gloss.
GMS 1355; SW , C 2 n p 77.31
3813 Sywny’ty M
3828 V B l
Sew - nyate
fa ( P > ) 4
fool
or
BBB; Gersh. Sogd . Cpds. 1945, 148
BSTBL, Dhy. 24
3814 5ywstn M
6ew(a )stan
3829 f ’cmrz - C(
facmarz femst - ) © impf . => fcmrz-
tjxU~
-
demon’s place
GMS 1118
Go )seize
STi 6.11; C2, 87V 13 n pl 2; BSTii 879.13, x' cmrz
3815 Sywsn B 1 tlfjJ l
3830 f ’nys- C 0^ jy*~ J --
* tj i i'oI ^<o
Siwasan , Siwesn (Sywysn ) ©* hada-avaisan
fanes ? © impf . => fnys-7
with them , them
( / o ) be deceived
GMS 1404, 1451, 1623; KG 350
C 2, 24 V 6
3816 8ywy }kh S ( L S~* y.J ) y*
,
3831 fVmnc C => Prmyc-
8ewyak
foolishness 3832 Prmyc M - _
jjj jI p
MDii B 18, 12; Hen. BSOAS 1965, 253; Livsic. farama ( n )c ? ( PPmnc ) © impf . ^ fPmync-
(ro ) undress
HMV p262 n 24
GMS 334, 615; S W , C2, 57 V 22 n pi 22
3817 5ywy 5 => 5yw > y6
3818 dywyd C 3833 f ,rstm,nqy > M r^i j1 j y.
^
—
J L.
6iwe6 /9 ( ydwyd , ndywyd, dywyG ) Syw’yS‘
( «.s y
^ farast - man (a )kya ® f }rst , < fra -rasta
* CJJ ^ J
to it , with it , for it
magnanimityGz subdivision of the first part of
BSTi; C 2 gloss.
the soul )
3819 Sywysn M =» Sywsn
GMS 246, 322
3834 f >s,c
3820 dywyG =» dywyd
3821 dyxHv =» dyxw
M -
fasac © impf . ^ fs^-, Psac-
}
fVk 152
(/ tf )send world
STii 6.18; BSTii 860.34, 873.11; C2, 23V4, 55R 27, STi 14, 15, 72.4, 75.9, 77.1, 71.5; Sund. AoFviii
66R 11 1981 p214
3837 Psqr C - 3849 fcmrz C -
faskar © impf . =» fskr - facmarz, facmarz © <* fraca -marz ? © impf .
(ro )follow f' cmrz ^ Pcmrz-, fcmsty
C 2, EV (/ cOseize
3838 Psi s- M -
STi 6 11; Sund. AoFiii 1975, 16R6; Schwartz.
^
fasnas © <* fraxsnasa © impf . =» fsn}s - STSC 16; C2, 12 R 3 n pl 22
( ro ) know -
3850 fcmst =» Pcmrz-
i
Sogdica . 31.9; S W , BSOAS 1980, 50 3851 fcmsty C ojJ)
(to )
—
fater ( f > tyr ) © impf . =» ftyr
cross over , ( / o )remove
— 2 seizcd
STSC 16
C2, 87 V 12; Frag. 2a 23 3852 fB’ymtyh B ~rj \
< to
faScmtya =4 , p6> ymtyh
3840 Ptyr ^ - - f > t > yr
magic, illusion
3841 Pyr B -
fair , fcr © <* fra-araya ? => fyr -
STii 8.4
( / o )stretch ,( r )extend 3853 f 5>ys B, M -AALLAys, jljjf 0ys,
< ,}
JJ
-
O
3854 fSys =» f 6 ys }
' world
3855 fn C O l Ji
Lentz. STii 8.3 n p582
fa / an , fann =* frn , prn 1
3844 fcmb5 M
ni fortune, glory
fcampa5, f (a )camba5 ( fcmbd ) © Gersh.
BSTii 858.25; C 2, 23R 25
* frascamba; Av. frascimbana © ob. y; pi. t
, - - 3856 -fafn/anM© 2pl. pers. pron. =»- Ui<i djUi
=» fc}np6, ’fcmbSCS ), ) Pc np6(6 ) 1
Pn , - tn
world you
C2 gloss.; STi 43.15, 60.6, 84.11; Sund. AoFviii
BBB f 60; GMS 1381; Hen. Tales. 469.12. >tyfn
1981 pi 89, 24 V 8; GMS 169, 372
3857 fn}s C oLf oL 9 A /
^^
* {
\i
^ ^
(/ repudiate, (/ exclude
153 frNvycyh
BBB f 15, 18; GMS 320; Benv. TSP p205, 115 pr* k , Prk
3860 fnys - 1
C morning, early
-
fanes, fanes © < fra ndsaya =» fnyst -, Pn’ys- BBB 697; GMS 1109, 991A; STi 36.4
Oo )deceive, ( toReduce 3871 fr*q C fr > k
GMS 320; C2, 69 V 17n p 53, 67; BSTii 848.51; 3872 fr’qcsny C
BSTi 187 frak -casne
3861 fnys - 5
C breakfast time, morning
Sund . AoFiii 1975, 61; STi 36.4
fanes, fanes © <* fra - nasya © impf . f' ns\ 2sg.
impv. fn' ys
3873 fr’kcynyy M
frakcene ^ pr yncyk , br > qcny
Go )be deceived
morning
^
C 2, 24 V6, 7R 28
GMS 1025; Hen. JRAS 1945, 154.5
3862 fnyst - C
fanist, fanist © pt. st.
3874 fVqrnt C - O
frakrant © impf . =» frkrnd -
Oo )scduce
(to )destroy
STii 4.43; GMS 867
C2, 87 R 13; BSTii 873.13
3863 fnysty C
faniste =» fnys-\ fnys 5
seduced
- ^
3875 f m ^y
—
M, C
(/ o )order, (/ o )command
( J y* y > y )o> y j
- ^
-
framay (frm’d’r ) © impf . =» pr ) m ) y , frm’y-
BSTi 263; BSTii 848.55; C2, 69V 21; STii 5.39
,, , GMS 617; STi 16.19; STii 6.12; BSTi; BSTii; C2
3864 fr y z -B 0-3£ j Z* <0 k jl* I
-
-
*
3876 fr’mnc C =4 frhnync
-
frayaz © impf . » prYz > PrYz , frYz
(/c? ) begin
- - 3877 fr’mrz- M 0-3
BSTBL, Dhy. 193 framarz ©* frmrz - © impf . =» frmst -
(to )spoil
3865 fr » yrp B - GMS 617
frayarP © impf . =*fryrp -
Oojgive, ( ro )offer -
3878 frhnyc => fr’mync-
BSTBL, Dhy. 176; AVS 108 3879 fr’mync M - 03 -
3866 fr n N4 JJ
frami ( n )c (fr’mnc, fr’myc- ) © <* fra - muncaya ?
fran © = MP pr' whr =» Pr n } =» pr *mc -, Prmyc-, pr *mcn -, pr * mc-
breath , air (/ £? ) undress
Sogdica. 27.17, Hen. n p28 GMS 438, 600; BBB 516
3867 frMwyscy B 3880 fr’Skyr’n M
frawisci ? © <*/ ramusti\ Yaghn. firdmic / s fras- kiran => pr >s kyrhi
=» Pr > wcy, frHvycyh, Pr’wscyfti ), frwycy south
i
forgetfulness BBB, S 38 pl 25
BSTBL, Dhy. 167 +wn "to forget"; GMS 382 3881 fr’st -
B 0-3£ <OJ IjA 4 0-3 1* ^*
^
3868 fr’5 M frast © <* fra -rasta © pt . st. =*fr > yz-, frst -,
trtW
fraS n frst
}
*T
*^: »
.
fr’wz - 154
* i
BBB 605 b78 n p75; GMS 351, 382 fraki /er ? (frqyr - )
1
3884 frNvz M
—
frawaz © impf . =*frwz-
Ji
( ro )neglect
GMS 326; Hen. BBB 605 p74
:!
( to )fly -
3897 frqyr => frkyr -
<5 GMS 617 3898 frkyrn M L
A -
frez © <* fra razaya => fryz-, fr t
^- negligence
( / cOstraighten , ( / cOerect BBB 605 p74
GMS 319; BSTBL, Dhy. 84; STi 31.14 3899 frkyrny M
3886 frylr B frakirne ? © pres. part. =* frqynny
t
farxar © ob. - y =» PrY > r negligent
! •
W - Lii 547; BBB 767; STi 20.4, 36.13, 40.5, 41.2, order, command
57.16, 81.12, 82.5; Sund . AoFviii 1981, 23 V 5; GMS 1026; Hen. Talcs. 466, 469.16; BBB b 2; STi
STii 8.2, 5; BSTii; C 2 gloss, prymyd frYn\ C2, 84.12; BSTii: C 2 gloss.; Sund . AoFviii 1981, 25
27 V 19 V2
3889 frynh B =$ fryn (> ) 3904 frm 'ndV C < jlxL J>
1
f
3890 fryrp- B framandar © ob. pi . -ty
i ^ prmhiS’ r
frayarP ©* fra - garba © impf . fr' YrP - governor, tutor
\ =» fr *yrp-, PryrP- STi 83.4; GMS 1135
i
f ( to )givc , ( tohffcr
3905 frnTn ptywsc C
BSTBL, Dhy. 176 framan - patyosc © f . adj.
Ji 3891 frkr’nt- =* Prk nt -
l
^ obedient, subordinate
f . . >
3892 frkrnd- M
frakrand (frqrnt- )
C 2, 51R 18
^ Prkr’nt- 3906 frm’n ptywsqy > C
S?
(to )cut framan - patyosakya © f . n.
H
GMS 152; BBB 501; C2, 87R 13, impf . fr' qrntnt obedience, servitude
-
3893 frqrnt C =» frkrnd - STii 6.13; C 2, 108 V 8; Sogd. Cpds. 145.3
3894 frqynny C 3907 frnPn ptywsy C
,
frakenne ? =*frkyrny -
framan- patyose © pi. yf ^ prm’n ptyws( )y
indifferent , negligent obedient , enslaved
Benv. JA 1955, 309; C2, 60R 3, 7; BSTii 884.7 C2, 51 R 20, 13 V 19, 57R 28
3895 frqyny * C y° { J* fcToP 3908 frm’t- M , C 0* y j
frakennya ? © f . n. => frkyrnyky } framat © pt . st. =*frm y-, prnVy-1
}
GMS 565, BBB; trans. pret. frm' tS' r - , Hen. Tales. 3919 frnxwndy (y ) M
467.41; frtritfrSund. AoFviii 1981 p214; farnxunde ( prnY \vn 8 y ) © < Av . xvardnahvant
AVS 91 glorious
3909 frm’tyCy ) M , C BBB; GMS 939, 1092, 1241; frnxwnd , Frag . Lcn .
framate © pp. nom . n. - / w; pi. -t 77 R 6
ordered , commanded 3920 frp”s- B, M O-5 j *
BBB 729; GMS 849; C2 gloss. frapas ( frp}s - ) ^prp’s-
3910 frnPy - M , C ( 0>> A y )o> y J
OoXhrow , ( / cObeat
* BSTBL, Dhy . 17 , 134; Hen . JRAS 1944, 143.24
framay © <* fra -maya - © impf . fr' rrty
=4 frm > t - , prm’ y - , prm ’y -
1 3921 frp>s- =» frp*s -
OcOorder, (r^ )command 3922 frst - M
BBB; GMS 327, 565; C2, 2sg. impv . frm' y, frast © <* fra - rasta © pt . st . ^fr’st -, Pr >st -,
" please" S W , C2 p 57.15; AVS 91 fryz - , frsty
.
3911 frnPync C (resettle, (/ 0 )make straighten
framcnc © f . pres. part ,
BBB; GMS 319 n 1 ; S W , C2 n pl 32; AVS 128
mistress 3923 frst’h
C2, 13R 30 frasta © f . pp.
^f yz-, fr >st — , fr Py
^ ^
3912 frmrz - M ' settled
J of jiS
framarz , framrz © impf . fr' mrz Hen . Talcs. 466.1 , 468 n 2; GMS 884, ( + fiwt ,
—
( to )spoil , (/ o )destroy potent , pass. )
GMS 327 , 529; AVS 132 3924 frsty C C iCwlj
3913 frmst- M o>£ -
frastc ©acc. tw, pi . -tyt =* fryz -, frst -
framast ©<* fra -masta © pt . st . fr mrz upright , straight
^ ’ -,
Prm ’ yst - C2, 61 R 22, 52V 10
OcOspoil 3925 frtpS5 M l;b u> T
'
3938 frwrtqty C
fraxwak =*frwx y } > ywsty
frawart- kate ©abl. -
ob. pi. ty =» prwrtkty
piece, choppingOiamc of a dish )
tomb( corpse house )
STi 63.10; STii 3.59, 64, 65, 69, 71, 5.29; BSTii BBB 505.6; Sogdica . 3123; Hen. L W 99; GMS
903, 17, 20; C 2, 57 R 5, 17, 20, 53R 8; Sund. 330
AoFi 1974, 241.10- 11, 242.15 3950 fry - C =» fry( y )-
3939 frwrty1 M 3951 fry’iii M -
frawarte © Parth. frwrdg =* Prwrtk ? frayam
epistle ( to )finish , (ftf )end
Hen. AM 1952, 21 GMS 321, 647; AVS 101
3940 frwrtyy 2 M 3952 fry > n frytr M
frawarte / i =4 > rt w frwrtyy
)
friyan fritar =* pry}nh prytmh
element , first element
-
BBB p 120; W Lii, Gropp. p 38
^
dearest / the dear )
BBB; GMS 28, 1207; W -Li: Gropp. p38
3941 frwwq =» frwq 3953 fry}tr M •A
157 fs’c -
friyawe ( fry’wyyh ) ©abl. fry ) w =^ pry ) w 1> k
)
messenger , angel, apostle
love, desire GMS 961; BBB; Cosm. 307; STi 22.18; Sund.
GMS 1082; Hen. Cosm. 307.48; Magi. 140 n 2; C 2, AoFviii 1981 p214; STii 3.4; BSTi 116, 166;
61 V 24, 57 V 2, 3 BSTii: C2 gloss acc. frystw, C 2, 40V 8; abl.
, *
3955 fryHvyyh M =4 fry > wy fryst\ C2, 40V 22.f. pp. frstc, C2, 7V25
3956 fry5 M - 3969 fryPt =* fryyt’t
fre5 ? 3970 frytm =» prytm( h )
0to d ^Openance 3971 frytr M JJJ
Sogdica. 16, 17; GMS 725 fntar
3957 fry d > r- C dearer
fri ( nya )5ar (fry nyWr - ) GMS 1207, 1297
0o )love 3972 fryty =* ‘Pryty
STi 79.7, 75.6 3973 fry (y )- M
:
3958 frydVyq C fri ( fry- ) © < friya ©acc. -w; nom. f . -y ; voc.
}
3962 frystr C
^ Hen. Cosm. 307.49
3975 fryyhrwsn M
cy.Jji. y- ‘ Jy. y
fristar frih - rosn © < Parth.
dearer , dearest Friend of Light
—
STi 79.7; GMS 1281 W - Lii: Gropp. p 38
3963 frys- M, C 3976 fryyrw’n M (c J J J
frais, fres ©<* fra-aisaya>- OP frdisaya\ Vais- fri- r( u ) wan (fryrwhi ) © < Parth. fryhrw' n
=» prys-, ppys-, pr > ys-1 bchcvcrisoul -lover )
Gfl )send Gersh. Sogd. Cpds. 143; GMS 63, 1237; BBB;
GMS 129, 198, 331; AVS 128 Hen. Tales. 469, 44, 470 n 3
3964 fryst- M , C jk 3977 fryyPt M, C -
‘Cwtd iyLS
prst ( y )-
—
frest © < fra-ista © pt. st. =» pr > yst , pryst-1, ( ) (
fri / ytat fryPt © ob. - y =* pryPt t
love
)
(/ <? )send GMS 1074; STii 1.1; Sund. AoFviii 1981, 25V 6;
.
GMS 598, 961; frystk GMS 641; AVS 128 C2 gloss.; BBB 626, 632; Hen. Tales. 473.13
3965 fryst =* fr yz-
3966 frystk => ppysPk
}
3978 fryz-C
frez © * fra-razaya
< = frst-, fr > yz-, frsty
'
J ^w l j
v
^
3967 frystwrz M straighten0na /:e straight )
frost ? -warz
Cf-s GMS 188, 319; STi 31.14; C2 gloss.
most miraculous 3979 frz B
1
GMS 1299 n 1 fraz ? ^ Prz
3968 frysty (y ) M, C
_ J
freste © pi. r; ob. pl. -/ y; acc. -tw, abl. -p; f .
y3
until
BSTBL, Dhy. 63; TSP n pl 71
-tc ^ pPysPk 3980 fs’c- M, C yI
fs> k 158
3984 fsyt M -
( ) - -
f a sam © <* fra - sdma; <* fra jama , Vgam
I
© impf . fyPm =» fsmt , ’p m -, p’shn , Ps’m -
- -
f (a )sayd © <* frh- saxta © pt. st. =4 fs > c- ( / o )scnd , 0o )dismiss
^
( / o )tcach , ( / o )lcarn
Sogdica. p24; C 2, 23V 6, 60 V 21, 105 V 1; GMS 317;
GMS 852
S W , BSOAS 1983, 50; STi 6.7, 78.8; Sund.
3985 fsyty M AoFviii 1981 p214; STii 6.18; fsmd' r - , trans.
f (a )sayde © pp.; pi. -t Ps’ytk
learned
^ pret. STi 19.18; BSTi 252; GMS 583; C2, 52 V
16; AVS 101
GMS 852; BBB 544; Sund. Man. Lett. 310.16
3996 fskr- M o* / OJy.
— JUa
>
4001 fsmty C
f stxump /- b © Yaghn. cumf ; Khwar. xwmb-
( a )
f (a )samte © pp.; pi. -t
=* p.stywnp-
(lo ) push , 0 o ) rcpel , 0 o )ward off sent, messenger
Benv. JA 1955, 235; C2, 31 R 12, 23V6; S W, C2 gloss.; BSTii 840.20, 880.11
BSOAS 1983, 49; Schwartz. ZDMG 1970, 235 -
4002 fsmy sw C
1
- .
»; ; •:>
159 ftyr -
lampblack, soot C2, 40R 21 n p85; Benv. JA 1955, 324; STSC 59
S W, C2, 69R 27; BSOAS 1983, 50 4014 ftmcyk M
-
4003 fsn ? C
f (a )san © < fra - san ?
o^ j j f (a )tamcik (ftmcyq )
first
-^
ftmcyk
*
v
&
TL
f (a )syaus © Av. fsuyas
gentleman
-^ ps’yws more
STii 1.82
GMS 311, 314; Hen. Tales. 466.18; Sund. AoFi 4020 ftrwnyy M
1974 p 233, 14.15 f (a )tartine =* frtrwny
4008 ftV M , C jl j advantage, increase
f (a ) tar © <* fra-tara = >ft > r, frtr GMS 473; fwtrwny, GMS 473 n 1
^
too much , in excess 4021 ftryh M
GMS 318; BBB 528; STi 34.5; C2, 94 V 29, 30 f (a )tarya ?, fatare ?
4009 ft’rmy C past
f (a )tarme © pi. -t Sogdica. 26.22
superfluous 4022 ftyp C -
C 2, 51 R 29, 51 V 2 n p97 f (a )tcp ©<* fra-tdpaya; fra -daip ? =» fr 0 yp-,
,p5,yp(> )
4010 f 0 m - C 0-5 Ul ij* J' &
^
f (a ) tam , fo0am (ftm - ) ©< fra-dmd © trans. 0 <? )shine
pret. ftm' d' r STii 3.72; GMS 318; Schwartz. STSC 57; S W , C2
^ fOm'ty n p106; Sund. AoF 1974, 235, perf . st. ftypd' r -
(ro ) blow, ( / (? )swell
GMS 318; STi 78.9; BSTi 149 -
4023 ftyr 1 C
f (a )ter ©<* fra-taraya © trans. v.; impf . f H y r
-
4011 ftm => f 0m -
(/ o )cause, ( to )pass over, 0<? )take over,
4012 ftmc> ) C
0o )remove, (to )set aside
f (a )tam ©<* fra-tama ©abl. - > = }ftin-
^
—
C2, 57R 16, 69R 16, 51 V 29, 24R 22
first, former, previous
STi 29.12; Sund. AoFviii 1981, 21 R 4; C2, 57R 31 -
4024 ftyr 3 M, C
f (a )tir , fotr / er © <* fra ~trya © intrans. v.
<j M
4013 fBnPty C
f (a )0mate
-
=* ftr , ptyr
}
-
(to )pass over, (/ )pass away, (ro )depart
swollen, insufflated ^
Sund. AoFviii 1981 p!91, 25V 2; C2 gloss.; GMS
r ftyr * mnty 160
185.318; impf. f' tyr , C2, 68R 16 BSTBL, Dhy. 299; BSTii 916.3; C2, 39R 3
*
ai . 4025 ftyr’mnty C 4036 fyrty C
II f (a ) teramande ©acc. tw\ abl.- , fy / irte ?, ferte ?
w - death , passing
BSTii 889.29, 890.43, 908.23: C2, 60R 29, 60V 11,
stretchted , extended
STSC 102, 111; C2, 57V 8; BSTii 907.8
40R 23, 39V 3 4037 -fyy M -fy
4026 ftyrcyq C jif jj djif
fatercik ^ nTtyrcyq
passing away Y /g / r
C2, 57 V 7
-
4038 Y ' B , S _
o-> *
4027 ftyrny C - -
x- ©<ah-; */t ©aux. v. =» x \ x * t, xJy, xcy,
f (a )terne ? © pres. part. ^
xnd , xy \ ‘sty1, ‘ym1, > ys, fy \ > t 2, y‘t, ycy, ‘ym , .
(
( / o ) watch, 0o )guard
?
seer of vision SCE 538; TSP 11.17
i 4041 y* S
C 2, 60R 5 n pi 31
4030 fwx r C xa © f . pron. art. *\ ZKh, Yb
‘ she, the
fuxar © pi. -t
fortunate, blessed W -Li 94: Gropp. p39
\
h
GMS 477; STii 4.23; STi 40.3; C2 gloss. 4042 -g > =* -q )
-
4031 fy B, M, C y 4043 y 2cy Ycy
fe (- fyh , -fyy ) © < Av. Owa © 2sg. pres. pron. 4044 y’Swq M =» Y > w ( > )
=* Py’ 4045 y*dwq C =» YJSwk(>)
^^
i! you
\b GMS 297, 1356; BBB; BSTBL; S W , C2 p27, 31
4046 y>Swk { ) ) B, M ( ij y* -
!
I! :
(
4032 fy >tr M, C
f (a )yatar © <* frayah
more
-/ TT? 4 4JT2
py^ tr, fryhr, py*tr
^
—
W 4 4
Ya 0 uk tySwq , Y'dwq ) ©<* ga$ uka © ob. ~ y( y )
=» Y w 6k
throne
}
U GMS 292, 978, 1219; VJ, TSP 7.11, 12, 20; BBB;
GMS 321, 1291; BBB; STi 36.7; C2 gloss, n KG 2373; STi 22.19, Y >Swk\ VJ; GMS 976 n 1,
r p83.113
pi. Y ' Swkt , TSP 7.11; Hen. Cosm. 307, 38; ob.
! 4033 -fyh -fy pi. rswktk , VJ 1482
4034 fyq C i
a
^ 4047 YYA S jb"L-
fek © pi. t = Pyk
^ - }
xayan
» shoulder title of the turkish king
BSTii 904.27, 29; C2, 57R 27, 29 Benv. Titres et Noms Propres. p 33; MDii, - w
h .
-
4035 fyr B, C Ox jl £ jl
jj 4048 yVyk B ( V jl
fer ? =*Pyr - xaxik © pi. -p =» Y Yb }
:
|
GMS 994; VJ 1445 xan © isg. subj. =» y-\ X -J
\U
y'w- 162
4' -
4073 yNv 2 B =» yw- YPt - yfs- yps-
:
4074 yWysypt y S - (ro ) make effort , (ro )get tired , (fo ) be weary
BBB f 79 pi 05; VJ 58e; BSTBL, Dhy. 4; Hen.
yaw-oxsipdi
cow’s milk Tales. 486.3
Hen. Tales. 486.22 4086 Ypt - B jiijJj vJ. l
4075 Y’wcrm S tf -
yapd ( yft ) ©<* gmb( h )ta © pt. st. =*yPs-
( to )toil, (/o )walk with pain, 0o )strive
Yaw- carm
cow’s skin VJ 784, 849, 1089; BBB pi 05
MDii A 10 3 - 4087 yptyy M
4076 y w rwYn B, M
}
$ j- JJ yapde © Khot. gauda © pp. => yPs-, yfty
yaw-royn =» rwyn tired ( with e f f o r t )
cow’s fat BBB f 79; GMS 875A
TSP 14.5; BSTBL, phy. 279, Padm. 40, 54, Dhu . 4088 ycy B, S
I 21; -y, Gersh. Sogd. Cpds. 147 xaci tycy ) © 3sg. pres, ah- =* xcy, x-1, y-1,
sty\ y c y
- } (
4077 ySv sr * k S JL J 1
xay © 3sg. impf . =$ y -\ x' y TSP 6.14; SCE 312; GMS 1186; Mack. BSOAS
n
•
.
Uo go ( to ) pass
)
theft
SCE 331, 426; GMS 1087; TSP 3.170n pl 97
BSTBL, Dhy. 238, 243
4094 y5>yst B
4084 gbry *yl C
yaSist © pi. =» yS-2
gabrayel
h! thieves
Gabriel
TSP 6.14; SCE 312
\
BSTii 870.44; C2, 60V 12, 15
4095 y 6 pk M
:
4085 yps -
B, S
yaSpe ? © < Av. YaSwa
yafs ©<* ga( m )bs © med. pass. st. =» ympn ,
bitch
V*
Tnw
GMS 239, 982 GMS 113, 1026; Hen. Cosm. 307.54; BBB f 79;
4096 y5h =» yb h
^ -
Sogdica. 16.15a , Gersh. Sogd. Cpds. 1945, 142.1,
4097 y8 k >yn B prt -Ymbnd , "enduring the strain"
yabken ©Oss. Yddgin =* yd - 4109 ymbnpryy M =» ympnbry
wounded -
4110 ymp C => ymb-
Mack. BSTBL n plQ2, Dhu. 128; TSP 2.1069, 4111 ympn C
"hated " ?
,
yamban © ob. y; pi. - ob. pi. ~ty =* ymbn,
4098 y6 n yw B ynp’wnh , ynpn( h )
xa 5-nyu , xadanya (y8nyw ) ©<*hada-anyam exertion, effort, labour
^ynS’nyw STii 6.31; BSTii; C2 gloss.
one another 4112 ympnbry C
TSP; SCE; BSTBL, Vim. 144, Dhu. 250; Hen. AM yamban - Pare ( ymbnPryy ) © pi. r -
1965, 147; S W, BSOAS 1975, 136; GMS 1366 n striving, ascetic, toil,weary
1, Y 6 ny\ TSP 9.139 Benv. JA 1955, 309; C2, 60R 14; Hen. Cosm. 307
4099 ydny C 4113 ympnqyn C
y / xa8nc ? © pi. -ty yamban - ken
conviction strenuous, laborious
STSC 149; Sund . OLZ 1971 C 2, 31 V 5; BBB pl 05 f 79; GMS 1060; BSTii
4100 y6nyw
4101 y8wk S
^
y n’yw
( « Tjoi
_ 893.5
4114 ympwn S, C => ynp’wnh
xa8uk =* x 5wk 4115 ymy B, M, C
anger , worry yamc ?
Hen. L VV 94; BBB p92 bl 7 humble, humbled , despicable
4102 y6y > M =» yr5’k Hen . Talcs. 480.1, 48 In 1; BSTBL, Intox. 10; GMS
4103 yfs C- 1060 n 1; STii 3.14; acc. f . Ymy\ C 2, 94R 27 n
yafs =» yfty, yps- yps- pi 67; BSTii 826.27
(fo )excrt oneself , (/
C2 gloss. ^labour 4116 ymy
yamyak ^ C
—
4104 yft =» ypt -
4105 yfty C
disgrace
STii 6.7; S W , C2 pi 67, 27-8
yapde © pp. =» y 0 tyy 4117 ymyNvy C
tired ( wz7/i e f f o r t ), having laboured yamyawe
BSTii 894.20; C 2, 54R 20 humbling, disgrace
4106 yh B, S C2, AR 26
xa © pron. f . sg. & pi. art. = x \ ZKh, Y
* 4118 yn - =* yn > ( )
yamban © pi. - d Yny, TSP 3.5 etc., 9.80, 12.29, 16.23; Y n y y, Hen.
^ ympnbry, ympn, ynp’wnh,
Ynpn ( h ) Tales. 467, 63; Yn\ BSTBL, Vim. 97, 123, 124;
exertion , effort, labour Yn> yy CII, 1990 G 2
a
Vn >P ~ 164
4121 yn’p - B, S (o £<JU SCE 308; STii 1.17, 2.13; C2, 48R 21, 66V 12, 68 V
ynap 11; BSTii 843.42, 877.8
It
H i
(/
^lament
GMS 1310; VJ 358, 1111; Sund. MHC 26.10;
4133 ynqyn C ynkyn
xans
^ -'
{
£
165 Yr-
xansyak
torture
^ yrsy’k
TSP 6.151; Hen. Texts. 733
4157 ynt’q qry C
evildoer ’
-
yandak kare © voc. -qrKt voc. pi. -qryty
J
— t x
)
-
evil tongued 4164 yntrw B, S (? j j x f
SCE 466 yandaru © Av. gandarpva ; Skt . ghandharva ;
4153 ynt’q C => ynt ’ k ^3 Sughn. zinderv; OP= EL kanturma ©ob. y -
4154 ynt k0 B, S
’ ’ ^ knt’rP, wp’p yntrw
yandak ( ynt q , ynt’kk ) © ob. y , pi.
’ --
ob. pi. -
water spirit , Gandharva
TSP 3.131; Hen. Tales. 481.32, 482n 3; Gersh.
-
ty =* ynd ’k , ynt’k'1
’ Amber. 1969, 199
bad , evil
i TSP; BSTBL; SCE; STii; STi; Sund. AoFviii 1981 4165 yny ( y ) yn(,)
p215; Frag. Len.; C2; Ynt' k' , Frag. 5.4; Ynt' kk , 4166 yps -S
VJ; BSTBL; SCE; TSP; Ynt >kw, Vim. 18; Hen. yafs =» ypt-, y (3s-, yfs -
1
JR AS 1944, 138.21; Anc. Lett. 3.4; MDii; MSP ( to )strive
\ b 112; Frag. Len. Anc. Lett . 1.9; Hen. BSOAS 12, 607 n 2
4155 ynt’kk ynt’k ( ) )
-
4167 yr ' B, S
4156 ynt’kkrt’k S xar ©<*har- => yrt -, xyr-, xr - 2, y'yr-
yandak - krte/ ak (/ <9 ) walk
evildoer TSP 13.21, 3pl. opt. Yr' ynt ; Bailey. Prolexis. 411
Frag. Len. 82a 5 4168 yr-3 B, M, C (<j _~
y Xj jS)ajf
{
yr - 166
donkey
-
TSP 3.139, 185; SCE 161, 371, 296; MDii B 9R 10,
yrand © pt. st.
( ro ) bc angry
^ -
yrhit , yr’ns-
A -10, 4; GMS 1177; Yr' crm , "donkey’s skin", GMS 829; BBB p78.644
MDii A 10 4 - 4183 yi^ ndyy M <
4199 Yr’ynt ( n) B
iT >
- -
yarPak , yarPak (yrb’q ) © acc. w, pi. -1 , ob. pi.
yarind ? © Khot. gran-; MP grn' g ; Bal. garand -^
-ty mntyrP’k , yrP’
© pp. ^ yryn-
1
wise, intelligent
roaring GMS 989, 1237; BSTBL; TSP; BBB; Frag. Len.;
TSP 13.21; Benv. JA 1955, 301; S W, IIJ 1976, 60 STi 40.1, 43.15, 6.8; Sund. AoFviii 1981 p215;
4200 yi^yt - B BSTi 202; C 2 gloss. xrfiMk ; STii 10.53; BSTBL,
Intox. 8; Yrfi' kh , TSP 2, 714; YrP' k\ TSP
© pt. st.
xarit
^yr’yn -, xryn-, yr’ycOh )
yrb q ’ 168
6; Sogdica. 2.8; MSP; Sund. AoFviii 1981, 24 knowablc( w /ia / one must know )
-
R 3, 4 p 189; C2 gloss., ob. -cy, W- Lii: Gropp. BSTBL, Vim. 36, 178; GMS 1009
p 38; Yrp' kty, Frag. Len. 67.3, Yrp' ky* y , BBB 4231 yrbd’r - C
627, 637; YrP*ky\ BSTBL, Intox. 9 yarpSar (yrpPr- ) © trans. pret. st. =» yrP ~ ,
4217 yrb y * C «=» yrP > ky )
^ yrP’t-
4218 yrp’ky =* yrP) ky > ( / o )know
4219 yrp’ky'kh
^ S STi 42.4 & etc.
yarPakyak 4232 yrph =* yrP>
wisdom 4233 yrpk B i 7 tjjlsb
KG 602, 611 yarPak ?
4220 yrb’qystr C i < lOb knowledge, wisdom
^
yarPakistar
^ yrP’kstr TSP 2.335 h -
wiser 4234 yrppr- =» yrbd > r-
Sund. AoFviii 1981, 24 R 5-6 pl 89 4235 yrpty (y ) M
4221 yrb C =» yrP > t -
^ yarPd / te ( yrP’ty ) © pp.
^n ^rPty
-
4222 yrp*t B, M, S ( J >> known
GMS 1158
yarPat (yrb’t ) © pt. st. & pp.
(/ <? )know 4236 yrpw S =» yrPy
TSP 2.362, 6.67, 16.38; MDii; BSTBL, Intox. 17; yrpy
4237 B, S JU -
* J
C2; GMS 830; xrphy STii 7.7, 12, 13; trans. yarfi /- u ( yrPw , yrP’w 1 ) © ob. acc. Yrp ?
-
pret. YrP' tS' r , TSP 9.119; Yrb' d' r-, STi; C 2 =» yrp, yrf
gloss. many, much
4223 yrp’ty B =» yrPty(y ) GMS 53; Hen. Tales. 478, 486; KG ; CII 1990, p83
169 yrmyWy )
yarSak © Khwar. YrSuk ; < gard ©abl. Yr5 ); pi. 4259 yrm B, M t£
YrSyt yarm © <OP garma,- Khwarz. Yrm, Yaghn .
neck Yarm © loc. -y
TSP 2.226, 549, 1211 etc.; SCE 98, 125; GMS hot
1264, 1685; Hen. Tales. 735; ob. - y, Frag. Len. GMS 526; TSP 2.302, 421, 3.262; SCE 292;
40.2, 37.9; STSC 132.16 BSTBL, Dhy. 346; VJ 533
4248 yr 6 p’ B => yr5y >, yr 0- 4260 yrnPwy C
4249 yr5mn ( h ) B, M yarmawe
punishment
yarbman 0yr5mnwh ) © Av. garo - Smana © in C2, 31V 28 n p77; GMS 1051n 1, 1082
compd. 4261 yrnPych S ( M )
highest heaven yarmec
4250 yrSmrywndy M ( a kind of ) hot food
yar5-marywnde ^ jyr I Vr* 5
cr
^ ji
S W, BAI 1990, 286
Adam ’s apple 4262 yrmy }n (y) B, M
Sogdica. 56.29 p 58; Gersh. Sogd. Cpds, 138 yarmyan
4251 yr8y > B exile, punishment
yarSe ? ©Skt. hrdaya- => yrp- VJ ; TSP 2.804; GMS 1051; Benv. JA 1959, 118;
heart S W , IIJ 1976, 69 +wnPkrt , "to exil"; Yrmy' ny ,
TSP 2.676; YrSfl\ Hen. Texts. 722 VJ 942, 62d
v
yrmyh 170
-
xns , xrs ~ , xs - Hen. Tales. 480.16, 482n 1; Benv. Notesiv 515
Go ) pull, Oo )attract 4278 yryw M , C J
GMS 343; Vim. 155; BSTBL yriw ( yrywh ) © ob. ~ y( y ) ^ yr’ywOi ), ’yrywCh ),
4266 yrsy’k B ps’yrywCy ), jwndyy / h
self , body, soul
xarsyak ^ ynsy’kh GMS 207; STi 13.10 & etc.; Sund . AoFviii 1981
effort , toil
p214; STii 1.7, 2.10, 6.28, 46; BBB; BSTi 251;
TSP 13.3 n p 226; Hen. Texts. 733; S W , IIJ 1976,
BSTii: C 2 gloss.; Yrywh, Anc. Lett. 2, 4, 3.3, 4;
58
Yrywyh, Anc. lett. 2.54
4267 yrt - B, S
4279 yrywh S =» yryw
Go )walk
-
xart © pi. st. *yr-\ y’yr -, xrt -, yyr-
4280 yryw jywndg M ( uf LT*
GMS 603, 848; VJ; Frag. Lcn.; MDii; pt. inf . -
yriw ziwandag
GMS 298; BBB p63, 523; STi 14.15; BSTii; C2 Intox. 12, 24, BSTBL( -« ); TSP 2.123; Hen.
gloss.; Mack. BSOAS 33, 118 Talcs. 480.5; MDii B 17 R 6
4289 ytwO’Sprm ) B ( (J
^ 4299 ywwt - => yw w-
>
Yaun =» ywtch , yw > n , ywtk ywan , y(o ) wan (yw’nh ) © ob. y; pi.- ob. pi.
0 o ) bc necessary, ( to ) be wanting - =ty » pwyw > n , yw * n
sin , shortcoming , fault
BBB 552; GMS 576; Bailey. Asica. 14; Mack.
GMS 1032; TSP; SCE; BBB c9; Hen. Talcs. 483;
BSTBL n p56, Dhy. 141, Yw' wty , Dhu. 113, 124,
Yywt y, 129; Ywt "it must be ”
STii 2.18; STi 70.11 etc.; C 2 gloss.; Frag. Lcn.
65.5; Yw' nh , VJ 381 etc.; MDii ; ob. Yw' nyh, TSP
4293 yw ” => yw ) w-> yw-
2.105; MDii p22.17 p38; xwVi , STii 624, 31
4294 yw >,p- B
xwaf © Yaghn . xuf ; Parth. w / -
jU-i
^
I i J*
^ yjfij
4307 yw’ncy B
ywancc
(to )spit necessary
SCE 323; Gcrsh. IF 1970, 305 Mack n BSTBL, Dhy. 274
,
f
f
Yw*nh 172
r
^
ywiin - wacc
.
xwaw ( yw* yw * t - ) ® <* xw&i <* xwdhaya\
Khwar. xvah , Yaghn. xway ^ x’w-, xwst -,
forgiveness
BBB e8 f 2, 6; Frag. Len. 65.8, 80.9, 106.2 —
x * w , Y'W-1
(to ) bcat, ( / o ) brcak
4318 Yw}nyh B yw’n Hen. BBB p55, 550; GMS 233; Prolcxis. 438,
if
4319 ywVk ywY’y BSTBL, Mack , n p 56, 3pl. Yw } wnt\ 3sg. opt.
if 4320 ywY’nt B, S Yw' wy , VJ 1093, 1242; 3sg. pres. Yw*t
•{ xwarant /-d (yw’rnt ) © <* hvar -
^ xwY’nt <Yw>wty TSP 6.25; Hen. Texts. 732
;• right ( /ian <i ) 4333 Yw > yc B
GMS 222; VJ 8; TSP 2.1030, 6.82, 83, 7.21;
BSTBL, Dhy.; Frag. Len. 92.5.7.12; Frag. 4.8;
xwee, xoyc ? ( yw'ych , Ywyc( b )) © ob. y( h ) -
=> xwyc
Prolexis. 434
4321 YW’r’y B - -_
* Jy> : Aj S)ojij y-
pain , suffering
VJ 808; Frag. 2a.l 5; SCE 99; TSP 2.299, 303, 19.3;
xware ( xw r k yw r k yw ry ) ©suff . in compd.
’’ ,
’’ , ’
1
Ywyc, TSP 2.1087, 7.55, 56; YwycK TSP 7.55 -
^ yrP’y ywVk /’y, y’Pk ywY'y, zwPk yv/ t y
} }
4334 Yw’ych =* Yw > yc
eater, drinker
r TSP 2.340, 343; SCE 125, 238, 239, 290
4335 yw'yr B - jjblJp ( jOJl
xwer © <*JTWARAYA =» xwr-, xwyr -
4322 ywVyst => xw rI, Yw >rh
)
(r <? )feed
4323 yw’rh B, S GMS 228, 542; VJ 61, 1341; TSP 19.10, 16; inf .
xwar © pi. Yw' r' ysth xwY
^ Yw yr>yy TSP 3.9, 41
}
sister
TSP 2.149, 21, ii, 6 n pl 70; Yw }ryf MDii; pi.
4336 ywb- C =» ywp- 1
TVrf , Frag. Len. 120.5; Yw' r' yst , TSP 2.927; 4337 ywp-' B M >, (U > jJ )o* J' 1 0* 5^
ignominy #
pt. inf . Ywftt , Dhy. 319; Vim. 41; pi. st. Ywftt\ «£•
Bcnv. TSP 2.162 n p 170; Hen. Texts. 716 Ywbt , GMS 537; AVS 109
,
Y >vcm nqy
)
© pi.
J
-f
STii 1.8 => xwPw, MRlY
4346 ywpn- B king , chief
v" y* "
xwapn , xuPn © < Av. xwafna; Yaghn. xuvn VJ 198 etc.; TSP 2.832, 839, 22.7; STii 7.29; Frag.
© nom. y; acc. -vv; abl. loc. - yh =» xwpn - Lcn.; MDii; Hen. Tales. 474.2, 5 & etc., 483.4
- etc.; JR AS 1944, 138.46; W -Li: Gropp. p 39;
sleep, dream
GMS 503; VJ 3.4; SCE 5, 7 etc., 312, 329; TSP S W , KG pi 97, Appd. 3.4.3; Yw /t , TSP 6.58
2.409, 410, 808, 1160, 1326, 6.4, 109.112, 7.66; 4358 Ywpwy } S <;UU .
STii 8.4 xupuya , xufuya
4347 ywpnvv wyn - B kingly, kinglike
y> - Hen. Tales. 475.24
xuPnw wen-
( ro )dream -
4359 Y ^ C B
VJ 3.4 xuc © nom. -y; acc. - w; abl. -J => xwc-
4348 ywpny M nice, pleasant
Yopne © pres. parU pi . - / GMS 504; VJ 61, 136, 1294, 1440; BSTBL, Dhy.
praising 71; TSP 2.214; Frag. Len. 1.1
GMS 892 4360 Ywck * B *ljT
-
4349 Ywpt =» YWP -
J xuck ? => xwcq , Ywyck (> )
4350 Ywptch S open , free
Yopc © f. adj. TSP 2.1080
praised 4361 Ywcm > nqy > C
Mack. AI 1985, 425.31 xucmankya ?
4351 ywbtr C well-minded , well - meaning ?
Yuptar © comp, adj.; pi. -t Sund. AoFviii 1981, 21R 2, 15, 22V 1, 3 pl 81
more glorious nl 25
a
- -S i u i '
--
A r. f
n .
n YwS’kfh ) 174
u
4362 ywS’kCh ) B yumr ? © loc. -/
yo6e (ywdy ) ©< Av. gaoiSi, gaoSana monastery
vessel , container, pitcher, measure C2, 60R 26
GMS 1117n 1; TSP 8.108; Dhy. 277, BSTBL; Frag. 4374 ywmt’nc B
Len. 100c 12; Hen. LW 99; JRAS 1944, 143n 3; xumdan =» ) xwmt > n
i !
STi 43.9, 10; C2, 94V 21 n p!77 Hsian -fu (a / <7wn i /i C/n /nz )
-i
i
4363 ywdV- C TSP 2.1233; Ywmt' ncw IcnS, GMS 1047
ywa 6ar- ?, yu 6ar ? ©cwJ'dV < wYtwS' r © perf . 4375 ywn * B U
5
st. =» wJc-, wyt 1 - y / xun ? © end.
4 ( / o )speak , ( / o )tell or ?
l\ - GMS 421; STii 1.92, 94, 35, 38, 45; 3sg. pret. TSP 2.642 n pi 77; Hen. Texts. 73
Ywd' t , STii 1.32 etc.; Lentz. STii p 584 4376 ywn1 B
4364 yw6>ynch B
‘t*
yon (ywny ( w )) © in compd. suff .
yuBcnc ©< Av. gu0h; Yaghn. Yut ( a ) © f. adj. kind
consisting of faeces TSP 3.153; GMS 1113; YwnYwn, VJ 988, 1183;
Ji TSP 2.962 n p!81; GMS 1053, 1273 Frag. Len 91.4
4365 ywSpty S 4377 ywn 5 S
I xo-5pitc ? => xwdbtyq xun =4 xwn , ywn’nk
If
both Hun
I Frag. Len. 83.a 4; S W, C2 pi 32 60 V 30
4366 ywfikY B, S
MDii p!20.12; Hen. BSOAS 12.605n 5
-
4378 ywn 1 B
xu 6 kar , xwa6 kar ©<* xwata- kara =» xw 5kT -
xwan, xun © <* jtwana ^ yw k 3, xwn , ywt -2
alone ( ro )proclaim , 0o)wccp
^
GMS 1108, 1124 A , 1120; TSP 2.408, 3.121; SCE VJ 75, 89, 1060; TSP 21iii, 13; EGSii 12; AVS 76
27; BSTBL, Intox. 27; Hen. Talcs. 486.20; JRAS
1944, 138.5; MDii p87.17; -y, SCE 328
-
4379 ywn 1 C 0* 3?
'
yun ? =* ywnnc
4367 yw6 n B ,. * : j AX
(/ £> )increase
yo6an ©<* gaudana =*crpyw5n S W , C2 glossy AVS 98
covering
4380 ywnMy B =» ywn’ k 2
TSP 3.171
4381 ywn’y B
4368 yw5nyk S J*1 xonax ( ywn x , ywny, ywnx ) © demons, pron.
}
xutanik, xuSanik
art. nom. sg. m . =* xwnx
Khotanese
that , he
GMS 976; Sogdica. p 8- l 0.11c VJ ; SCE; TSP; BSTBL; YwnYw , Frag. 11.2; TSP;
I! 4369 ywdy C ywS Oi )
^ GMS 1410 n pi; VJ 1509
4370 ywkt B 4382 ywn’k 1 B, S ji idT
* •
TSP 3.220, swk' nt Ywrtk ; Schwartz. SI, Et. first day of the month
Lazard, cahier 7, 293 5 - -
MDii; MDiii, B ll R 3
4415 ywr’ywr’k B 4426 ywrn B -
xurn © Av. vohunaKhot. huna\ Parth. gwxn;
xwar -xware, xura xure ? -
eater, glutton - -
Yaghn. waxin © nom. y , - w, ob. ~ ( > )y, abl.
TSP 24.6 => wyrn -( h ), ywxn-, xwrn -
blood
4416 ywi^kth ) B
GMS 209, 417; TSP 2.114, 348, 297 etc.; VJ 278,
yure, yurak © <* garu ? => ywry
783; Bailey. Prolexis. 426
proud , haughty
SCE 370; TSP 5.51; GMS 1074a
4427 ywr rwc S
xur roc =» xwr rwc
jjj
^ -
jy
3
JJJ
‘ J&
4419 ywr’t’nyh B GMS 488, 954; SCE 299; TSP 5.10, 58; STi 19.15;
yuratanya © f. n. C2, 60V 23, 111 R 6; Hen. Sogdica. 57
haughtiness 4429 ywrst’ny B c f y i y*# yr
SCE 72; GMS 1074a yurstane ©<* gavar & ?, Khot. gausa\ Pash. Yost , -
—
*
TSP 6.87; Ywrty, TSP 2.416; VJ 110 etc.; Ywrt' k , MDii =» xwrjn( y )c
«
p21.24n p32; TSP 3220; Ywrtt , Vim. 94, BSTBL 4431 second month of the year
ywrt B- MDii p20 l ; MDiii pl 21
xwart , xurt ( ywrtk- ) © pt. st. & inf . =» ywr- \ 4443 ywry zync( h ) =» ywryznych
xwrt - 4444 yws nt B
’
xusand © MP hu.( n )snd\ OP uOandu
( to )cat
xwsnd
^ywstot,
GMS 927; VJ 36; TSP 2.44; BSTBL; Frag. Len.
glad , satisfied
pp.; VJ 63; trans. pret. YwrtS' r , TSP 2.196, 202
TSP 14.37
4432 ywrt *k S =» ywrtk
4445 yws ty'kh B
4433 ywrtprch B aJJjj I Lip
^ - ,
xusandyak © f . n. txws’nty’kh, > yws > nty kh
xurt - parc © f . adj. contentment, happiness
nourisher TSP 2.238
:
VJ 834; EGSii 106
4434 ywrtcyk > B ^
4446 yws tyh S
xusandya © f . n. =» xwsndy \ ’xws’ndyy ’
i
VJ 49, 3sg. pass. pret. xwt' y xwatam © <* xwatama\ <tauxma © pi. ob. pi.
4460 ywt,,w B »4 ywPw ~tyh
relative
4461 ywt*y B ywty
TSP 2.151, 154, 12.15, 21, 62; BSTBL, Vim. 62;
4462 ywPmt B ywtm Anc. Lett. 1.7, 3.13; GMS 127, 444; Benv. TSP
4463 ywtVnk S n pl 70.151; pi. Ywtmt "parents"
-
xut arne ? © pi. / - 4475 ywtmt B
mill xwatamt (y ) © pl.; ob. pi. -yA ^
3 >H CJL 3
4466 ywtNvy h B
^
xutawya( k ) ©f . n.
Sund. AoFviii 1981, 22R 4
kingship 4478 ywtyywstk B
VJ 981, 1482; GMS l l l l n 1 xute-xuste © pi. tyt-
N5&;
179 ywyrsny
‘
friendCye/ / - vWs /ied ) 57.9, 11; GMS 229, 976nl ; W - Li , ii; - w, TSP
TSP 2.151 , 6.91 , 8.186n pl 70 8.69; -h, MDii
4479 ywty ywysPkw M 4491 ywyckWk => ywyck’w’k , xwyckWk
xute - xwistaku =4 ywtyywstk 4492 ywyckNvy =4 ywyckWk
friend 4493 ywyck kryny S oJcsS" I
Gersh. TPS 1945, 148; Hen. JR AS 1944, 138.8, xweck - karene
139 fn4 deliverer
£ 4480 ywtynh B , S =4 ywPynh GMS 1123
f '
rock crystal
253 & etc.; TSP 7.95, 103, 9.113; Sogdica. 61.31; BSTBL, Dhy . 45, 337
-k' w' kw, TSP 9.118; W- Li, ii: Gropp. p39 4501 ywyr PY B
4489 ywyckMwy =4 ywyck k xoyr- pay, xuwor - Pay
4490 ywyck (,) B, S
^ Sun -god
( tjyZ* jl oil?* jl (
TSP 5.93, 7.49; STii 8.7 TSP 13,ii, 14; S W, IIJ 1976, 61
A';..’: T
i
m
nr&
..
TSP 2.494 etc.; STii 7.5, 8; BSTBL, Intox. 12, 20,
29; Hen . Tales. 475.14, 28; Yyr* k , SCE 394; pi.
Yyr >t , SCE 260
y / ximor ? 4535 yyr’k Wr B -
thin -
xere oskar -
TSP 6.87 n p204 { to )make a fool
4526 yyn ( >) B SCE 251, 267
y/xen ?
4536 yyr’y => yyr k }
conscience ?
4537 yyrtr
VJ 1030
ye / irtar =» yyr
4527 yyntwh B
xinlu ? ( xynt ) © MP xyndg
^ {^
is . y ft ) later , afterwards
GMS 1285, 1667; Hen. Talcs. 473.5, 486.14; BBB
( a kind <?/ )illness
s c8 f 12, 32; TSP 12.65, 14.21; MDii; BSTi 71-7;
TSP 2.35 n pl 69 Bcnv. Et. 1.302; MSP b 134 -
4528 yyp6 B, S jJ )( u*0 J 0 1 jH JU < JU 4538 yyrtrcyq S
yirtarcik
xep0 ( xyp 0 ) © < Av. xvae paiOya © pi. / ( y ) - late
=» xyp5 C3 apud. Sund. MSP p46
own , self , his
4539 yyry =» yyr'k
EGSii 120; GMS 139; VJ ; TSP; BSTBL; SCE; STii;
Frag. Lcn.; Sogdica. 60.6; Yypdh, MDii; 4540 yys’yph S =* yysp
Yypdw , Dhu. 276; YypSt , GMS 1250, 139 n 1;
YypS\ W - Li: Gropp. p 39
4529 yypSWnt B , S
4541 yyscVk B
—
yiscanc ? ( yyscnk , yyscnk ) © <* grsti ; Av.
,
gdrdSa ( naka ) =^ yytcny kh ( yh )
<
J
7
xepGawand
Lord , master
-^ xypS nd ^ mean, stingy
TSP 8.194; SCE 46; GMS 382 n 2, 1021;
TSP 7.102, 118; Hen. Tales. 468.33; MDii, w - Schwartz. BSOAS 34, 1971, 414; Yyscn' kw ,
Frag. Len. 120, 6
4530 yyr B, S
yi / er ? ( yyr ) => yyrtr
OU
- jyji ij,o
4542 yyscn k ’ yyscWk
late 4543 yyscnk M =* yyschPk
EGSii 158; VJ 205; TSP 2.446, 1163, 12.40; Frag. 4544 yysp C I ijlj
Len. 39.1; Yyrw , VJ 115; Yyyry GMS 1285;
yisip, yesip (yysyp, yys* yph ) =» yy 6 rp
Yyrh , VJ 274; TSP 2.411 n pl 74
damage
-
4531 yyr B, S
xer =» yrt -, yr-1, xyr-, y> yr-
STi 14.15; Benv. Notesii 424; GMS 298; BBB 523,
(/ o )go, 0o ) pass, (ro )cross, (ro ) transfer 706 b 22; MSP b 3; Yysypw, Hen. Tales. 480-30
SCE 540; VJ 1036; BSTBL, Vim. 4, Dhu. 49; Hen. 4545 yystrNvy B r1^- 1
Tales. 475.15; W-Li: Gropp. p39 xestrawe ? ^ xwstry *
4532 Yyr” k B =» yyr’k veneration
4533 yyr ^ kwn y B
’ TSP 6.70
xerakune, xirakoni
foolishness
4546 yysyp M =» yysp, ’yws’yp -
4547 Yytcnylkh(yh ) B
TSP 5.108; Hen. Texts. 731
4534 yyr k B, S
) yitsanyak ( ya ) © f . n. ^ yyscWk
xire / xere ( yyr y, yyry ) ©Khot. khira Khwar.
’ , meanness, stinginess
SCE 70; GMS 382 n 2
-xyrJW; Yaghn. xira
foolish, stupid 4548 yyyr M =» yyr
msk
Yz ?n?nc 182
4549 yz nc M BSTBL, Dhy. 44, 172, 254, 370; pi. Yiwt\ STi
^
xazananc tych, xz> n > nc
tJL* ol*
10.10; Sund. AoFi 254 n 160
^ mz YY^ ^
sixth month of the year
Hen. JRAS 1945, 149.7; GMS 1275; Hen.
Orientalia. 8.93 h/H
*; 4550 Yz*nh S 4560 hbyl C
; xazan habel
i autumn, fall Abel
i
-
MDii pl 69 A 17.2 C2, 57V 30
4551 yzVn B, S 4561 hrwwt M (J/J j
vl »
<
-
xazdan © <* azdana <*asta dana; Pahl. hz }n harut © < MP ^
© loc. -y Harut
grave Sogdica. p 16.16 p19, hrwwt mrwwt
Hen. Tales. 478.4 n p479; Frag. 27, 6, IIJ 1976, 4562 hwnx M 0*
{j
\ 70; GMS 117A xonax =» Ywn > Y > xwnx
-
4552 Yzn B, M, C that, he, the
ii
i:
Yazn © Parth. gzn , MP gnz © nom. ob. y(y);
*
- GMS 63
< -
aCC . - W; loc. y /i 4563 hykP C
treasure heykala © <Syr.
\
VJ; TSP; Hen. Tales. 486.4; JRAS 1944, 138.9; nave
GMS 1171; Benv. Notesiii 228; Hen. AM 1963, C 2, 57V 30
I
197; Bailey. Asica. 15; C2 n p96
Hi- 4564 HZYH S
l:
4553 yznpr B -
wen ( XZYH ) © Idg.
I yaznPar © pi. -/ (/ o )sce
treasurer Anc. Lett , i 2, ii 3, iii a 2, 28; S W, Cl, 1991, 183
VJ 106; GMS 1131; pi. - Par' yu VJ 1332 n p98
4554 Yzny C }
i
yaznya
b
\
treasury J
V
! C2, 51R 4 n p96; BSTii 885.4 ’
4565 j m M
zam © <*dram\ MP darmag ^ z’m, z m
}
5?
4570 jVynyh M -
zyer Ojyyr ) © impf . jyYyr ^ zy’yr -, zyyr -,
zarene yr -
poisonous ^
0 o )call
GMS 1058 -
GMS 629, 706, 730; W Li; Cropp. p 39
4571 j> y M - 4581 jyyrt - M
-
zay © <* dray \ MP dray zyert © pt. st.
( / <9 )speak , (to )talk (to )call, 0o)be called
BBB p 126; GMS 285; AVS 92 -
GMS 537; pp. jYyrty( y )\ W Li, ii; BBB cl 5
‘
4572 jp M - \ ‘ j* J $
*
^ 582 jkrystr M t i Jj
cry zmn -
GMS 66; Hen. LW 100 time, hour
4575 jym > M GMS 165, 512 n 1, 1662; BBB 483; W -Lii, Cropp.
C**
zayma <£)<* dragmakd © f . n. *=> zym , 6 rymh 2,
) p39
zymh 4585 jmncyq M
lie zamneik
GMS 285, 509, 1098 on time, timely
i
!
4576 jyrt M
zyart =» zyrt , zy’rt, zy'rt, ’zyrt, y’rt
^
Jw 4
t--' - BBB 571; GMS 1014
4586 jmnw M jjj j
quick zamnu Ojmnyh ) ©<* jamanam ^ n hjmnw,
BBB e22; GMS 526 myhrjmnw, wrmztjmnw, zmn ( w ), zmn
^ -
(
!
4577 jyt M
—
zayd (zyt - ) © pt. su inf . jYtyy => jxs-, 6> r-,
time, hour , day
GMS 414, 512 n 1; S W, CLI 1989, 181
zyt -, Sryty, 8ryt- 4587 jn - M
(to )hold , ( to )keep -
zan © inf . yy => zn - ?, jt -
.
GMS 925; BBB 523 526, 632,- perf . jYtwS' r (ro ) beat, ( ro )strike
GMS 1245 GMS 577, 907; Hen. Tales. 467, 41; AVS 98
4578 jyt’(h ) M 4588 jn > M
zayda © f . pp. = jyt- zna =» >zn > k ( h ), >zn >, pjn’Ch ), zn’kh
^
kept knowledge
BBB 727 a 5; GMS 882, 884, 887; +w / ) yy, 3sg. GMS 264, 1264; W- Li, ii, Gropp. p39; BBB 525;
i opt . pot. pass. Hen. Tales. 470, 58 Tales. 473, 31
4579 jyw M 4589 jn’ptnym M j j x\ i X j
z(a )yu, zayu = jwy-, 5ryw, zy-w, zy-w zna - patnem, zinapatnem
^ ^’zn’ptnym
- i\ v V
mm mm r<
jnwq 184
(
Tales. 467.30 Sogdica . 39.27; BBB f 82; GMS 1068; W -Li, ii,
4593 jw- M Gropp. p39; jwndy Yryw ’’the living-self ”,
zu , zaw =4 zw-, zw , > zw-
( ro )live
— BBB f 82
4605 jwsy =* S wsyOi ), zwsy
GMS 574, 647 ^
? yJ\ < Lrl<JI
—
4606 jwty * M
4594 jw*n M zutc ? © Av. zav , Skt. juhoti frzwtfk- ^y
-
zwan © ob. - y( y ) , yh =» jw > nyy , zw * n , ’zw’nCh )
beer ?
life
BBB 514, 534 f 82; GMS 1032; Hen. Cosm. 307.45;
BBB 515, - jwtyy
4607 jwxsk / q M
W -Li, ii, Gropp. p39
zuxsk © <* SrYwsk <*drigusaka =*5rywsk ,
4595 jw > ndy ( y ) M
zwxsq -
zwande (zw}ntk, ’zw’nty, whity )
-
^ mwrPjwhidyy, jwndyy / h
^ disciple
GMS 285, 410, 1168, 1177
living, alive
BBB 534; Sogdica . 46.2; Gersh. Sogd. Cpds. 140a
4608 jxs M-
4596 jw’nmyc M
zaxs © <*draxs - © pass. st. =» jyt -
( to ) be kept
zwanmcc
GMS 825; AVS 73
living
GMS 1103; + pt / )nd ’’life -line”, Hen. Giants.
4609 jyyyr - M
ziyer (zyyyr - ) © impf . =* jyyr -
BSOAS 11, 71
(recall
4597 jw’nyy M J* J GMS 629; Hen. BSOAS 12, 312, 107
zwane =» jw > n, zw*n, zw’n
4610 jyk * M
life
zika ? © <zya =^ zykh , zyq >
Hen. Tales. 473.32; * yw jw' nyy "life - time"
damage
4598 jwy M - GMS 182, 205, 1661; Hen. Cosm. 307.61
zuy © ob. pi. tya =» jyw, zwy- 4611 jymtyc M jL aU
^ JL' -
hard , cruel ‘y j ) »
185 k’m
-
4623 q C => k - palate
-
4624 k M
, BSTBL, Dhy. 274
( ~ q ) © kn <sk ( n ) <( > skwn
durative particle
4637 k > kh M
-
kak © <*kdka <* kahaka, (*kahman ) ^ k’ykOi )
-
o ‘rir
-
4656 kVk =* -kVk
4640 kW B
kam (q 'm ) © <OP kdma © acc. -w
plf < J A i j j j l - 4657 k,rp5 S Olj
karpa 8 © ob.
wish
path
BSTBL, Dhy. 77; n' fm , C2, 60R 21 n p63 Sund. MHC 36.8 R 9 p26
4641 k’m - B, M, S 4658 q’rpSCfi ) M
kam (q > m ) - karpab
0o)want, (/o)wish, (to)like form
GMS 96 n 1, 775; BSTBL; SCE; MDii; Frag. Len.;
Hen. Tales. 46924, 470 n 1; S W , C2 n p 54.21
TSP; VJ; STii, S W , C2 gloss & n pl 23, 28 9; . - 4659 qVp0 C o l j <e l j
-
trans. pret. mdV , GMS 457; STi 49.11; Sund .
^
AoFviii 1981 p215; STii 121; C 2, k' m&r -
;
karpaO ©<*kdra- pa6i © pi. /
way , path(army road )
-
Frag. Len. 69.17
BSTii 917.10, 918.6; S W , 11V 25, 11 R 21, 52V
-
4642 q’m C, M =» k’m- 10 p 54.21
4643 k’m’k S
kamc, kamak
4660 kVt’k B
karte ? ( k’rtk ) © <Skt. grhastha
-
J+ t
wisher
householder
•
MDii, Nov. 4V7 p44.7; k' m' kw "at will" Frye 10
BSTBL, Dhu. 206, Dhy. 6; GMS 363
4644 k ’ntk B
^
kamande ( kWnty )
4661 k * rtk k’rPk
-
well wisher , liking
4662 kJry B, M, S
© post position with inf .
-
( J Lx* L Ojf
8.185; Texts. 737; f . kt q' Pnc, GMS 1048; MDiii little house, hut
p95 VJ 952; Hen. Mittelir. 126
4670 k’sk =» k’s’k 4683 qbn C kpn -
4671 k’t S 4684 kfn - B, M
kat / 9 (q 't ) =» k >5n kaPn qbn ) ©<* kabna; Yaghn. kavin;
(
dumb, deaf -mute, mute -
<* kambna © acc. - >v; abl. > =* kpny, knpy
BSTi 139; Benv. JA 1943- 5, 101 n 5; BSTii little, few
886.23; C2, 51 R 23; Frag. Len,, S W , BSOAS Hen. Texts. 732; BBB d 7 cl6; C2; Benv. Notesiv
1981, 236 515
4672 q’t C k’t 4685 kpn ’kpnw B
4673 k’t’k B kapne - kaPnu =* kpnw
kate © Khwar. kh\ Pahl. kadag little by little
game, play v BSTBL; GMS 1199
VJ 283, 288, +kr- "to play", k' t' w kr- 4686 kpn > kk B, S
4674 k sy ity S kaPnak , kaPne (qbnq ) ©* kaflnakka- => kpny
^ ^
kat -sxande (q’tsxndy ) © pi. -t little, a little
mockery , ridicule VJ 1463, 1475; GMS 982; STi 34.2; Sund. AoFviii
BBB p84, 716; GMS 344; Frag. Len. 70.8 1981 p 215; STii 2.15; MD A -9 R 14; C2, 87 V6,
4675 k ,tSY>r6 B 60R 3; S W , CLI 1989, 180
kat -sxar5 ? © ck' t' k -sxrS ? 4687 kpnywVk B o;l
mockery, ridicule kaPn-xware
SCE 143 drinking little
4676 q’tsxndy M =» k > tsy> nty BSTBL, Intox. 19
4677 kV B ( JyZA
4688 qbnq C kPn * kk
{ 4 IT <
l i
-
ko (qw 2 ) » kw '
to, at , in
4689 kpnptz’n’y S
kapn - patzane
GMS 1629- 32. k *w. . . syr , kyw. . . p* r little known
4678 kV B, M KG 482
ku 2 2 4690 kpnty * S
^’kw , kw kapnt / dya
where
VJ 1067; SCE 542-3; BSTBL, Vim. 64, 178; GMS a little, shortage
1531; k' wty, Frag. Len. 93.10 MDii p 176.1
4679 kNv m B 4691 kpnw Jui
^ Llr Ji
k /gotam kapnu (qbnw ) © acc. adv.
Gotama a little
TSP 5 VJ 958; TSP 3.195, 13.30; BSTBL, Dhu. 208, 151;
4680 qhcws y C C 2, 31V 11, 12, 48R 27; MSP; GMS 1195
^
kax-wisate © acc. -tw
( e.>
4692 qbnw C => kpnw
vomiting 4693 kpny B, M Sx\
BSTii 829.21: C2, 102R 21; Benv. JA 1955, 300 kaPne (qbnq, qpnyy ) ©comp. adj. =» kmby( y ),
4681 q >yn C knpy, kPn kk
}
shoe r IJS
kabame © pi. -t => kb m }
ka 5we
&J j
^ >
( <,L
'
94 V 19
4739 qmp C
kamp (qhnp ) =* knph
roof
BSTi 113, 122, 171 attack , stratagem , ruse
i
s C 2, 23R 8; pi. 31 R 25, S W, C2 n p 74.25
4726 qdys C
kadis 4740 qmpy C => kmby( y ), knpy
-
4727 k 6ZY S(AL ) » kSwty chin-chenq , name of a city in China
Anc. Lett. 2.23; Hen. BSOAS 12.618
4728 kfs C -
kafs © nt. n. =* kPs- 4742 kn B, M-
kan (qn - ) © fkan =» knt -
shoe, footwear
kfsw , nom. n . C 2, 94R 9: BSTii 826.9 ( to )d [ g out, ( to )dig
4729 kj M GMS 577, 637; SCE 527; STi 19.6; BSTii 895.26:
ka / rz =* krj, qz, krz
tyyy» j> }
-
C2, 54R 26; trans. pret. knd r STi 19.16; AVS
9
99
miracle
Sogdica. 25.5; GMS 355, 496 -
4743 qn C, M =* kn -
4730 k / q 8ryy M =» k 6 ry
4744 -kn M
kan (-qn ) =*skwn
4731 KL S durative particle
-qn 190
city
—
n. ob. y( h ); pi. th% =» q6, kn9
kanac ( kn’c, qn’c ) © <* kana-haca
GMS 525; EGSii 87; VJ; TSP; BSTBL; Frag. Len.;
where, where from
KG; SCE 2; Hen. JRAS 1944, 143.24; Tales.
VJ 3‘; GMS 1528a , 1538; kn' c py&r , "why", Hen.
Tales. 481, 58
481, 58, 486.13; Anc. Lett. 2.12, 13; MDii A-14,
31
4747 kn}c ==* kn *c
4762 qndyP C
4748 qn*c M =* kn*c
kandila © <Syr. © pi. qndylyt
4749 knpy pr*n S
candle
kambe pran =^ knpy
C2, 60R 30: BSTii 889, 30
light -loaded
MSP p46 4763 knph S
r
kam / nb / p =*skfs, qmp
4750 kne M
kanc (qnc ) © < Av. kainika
girl
-^ kne’k
assault , stratagem
,, ,,
Sund. KG 465; MSP n p46 dodge ; STSC 146, 5,
6
GMS 247; kncYwS' ky MDiii p25
4751 qnc => kne 4764 knpy B, M , S
kambe / i (qmpy ) ©<* kambiyah; Parth. kmbyft
4752 knc*k S
kance (qncq , qnck /cyy ) © < Av. kainya ,
« knpy
* Pw -, knPy pr’n, kmby ( y ), kPn -
lack , shortage
kainika; MP knyg; qnycq ~» knc, kneyk
small girl , child Benv. Notesiv 515.16; Hen. Texts. 732; VJ 53, 80,
MDii, A -16,7 pi 39.7, pi. knc' kt ; C2, AV 26, ob. 1318; TSP 3.22, 6.106 & etc.; STii 9.18; BSTBL,
pi. qncqty ; kncy( y ) , BBB e22; GMS 247, 957 Dhy. 126; SCE 499; Sogdica. 64.7, 15; MDii
1.120; knph, Frag. Len. 68.4, 7
4753 qncq C =» kne’k
4765 knpy’kh S
4754 qnck /cyy M => kne’k
kambyak
4755 kneyk M shortage
kaneik =4 knc> k
-
—
MDii p!65 A 15.4
girl
4766 knpy’strh B Jjf jL ;
GMS 995; Hen. Talcs. 472, 42e
kambistar
4756 qncystr C particularly short
kancistar TSP 2.433; Hen. Texts. 734; Benv. TSP,
younger girl knpy }stkh; GMS 1289, 1302; MSP bl 91
BSTii 878.1; STSC 15; C2, 87V 1
4757 kn6’k(k) S p i
4767 knpy pw B -
kambe/ I Pu =* knpy
kande, kandak ? =» kn 6( h )
be lacking
( o f ) city ?
VJ 53 & etc.; SCE 499;BSTBL, Dhy. 216
MDiii pl 04
4768 knt B
-
4758 kndV C =* kn-
kand © Wakh. kdnd
4759 kn 6 pr B
family , generation
-
kand 5par ©<kan6 a -6 wara © ob. -y; pi.
TSP 2.547, 643.8.177, 186; Benv. Notesvii, JA
ob. pi. -ty
city-gate 1951, 113f
GMS 455, 498; Gersh. Sogd . Cpds. 137, 143a; O1 4769 knt - B
14: Frag. Len. 92.14; TSP 132, 4, 15; VJ 43 kand © pt. st. =* kn -
-
4760 knS(5) M > knS( h ) (to )dig out, 0c? )take out
canon
C2 gloss; Hansen. AO 1966, 96
kan 0/ d (k 0, qnt ) =» zy ~ qnty , qn0cyq , knS( h ), q 0 4786 knwn( > ) =» qnwn >
city 4787 knwnw => qnwn*
GMS 34; STi 8.7; Sund . AoFi 2517 4788 qnygrwsn M
4771 qnt => kn0 kanig - rosn © Parth .
All 2 qn 0 =* knS( h ) Virgin of Light( Afamc /iean godess )
W - Lii , Gropp. p 39
4773 qnt * C =* zy -qnty
4789 qnyy M if
4774 knt *k S =» kntk
kane
4775 kntVp B, S tjikj* cssr digger
gandarP ? © <Skt. Gandarva © pi. - t =» yntrw
GMS 906
water- fairy
4790 qnz*Y C
TSP 8.55; Frag. Len. 93229: O5 29; kntrfi , BSTBL,
'
ganzag =* Yzn “
Dhy . 346
, i Kanzag C/iarae 0 / <3 dry )
4776 knt’ws* B
C2, 25 V 8 n p68
kap/ fc © acc. - vv; nom. & ob. - y k /gram © <Skt . grama © pi. -t ( h )
unit of capacity village
MDii p60.14; kpcwy B4R 15, kpcy , A-18 R 9; VJ 883, 1481, 979, 1172
Bailey. TPS 1954, 149 4815 kr » n B
4798 kpcJkk S kran (qr’n, kPnOO)
kap / fce (kpck ) © Pahl. kafcag ©ob. y - pure
TSP; BSTBL, Dhu. 286, Dhy. 42 & etc.; STii 7.7;
unit of capacity
TSP 19.7 n p232; Hen. Texts. 713n 5; MDii p34, MDii pi. qr' nd.,- Hen. Cosm. 311.66; GMS 1247;
2 krW, Frye 6
4799 kpck B =4 kpcdck 4816 kr’y B
kara ( n )x ( kr ny )
’
4800 kpnyVk B
{ name of a /Oillness
kap-niyase ( kpny}sy, kpnyVy )
TSP 2.38, 7.59, 22.19; Hen. Texts. 715; S W , C2,
fisherman
n p57
Frag. 2a.5, 10, 12, 13,' 17, 20; O1 17: Frag. Len.
92.17; Hen. Sogdica . 51; Tales. 471.lln 4; 4817 -kr k
}
B
Gersh. Sogd. Cpds. 145.3 -
kare ( kryy ) ©suff .
making, doing
-^- kVk
i
4828 krj M deaf
karz (qrz ) =» kj, krz SCE 82.267; Intox. 12, BSTBL; BSTi 139; Sund .
miracle AoFviii 1981 p215
GMS 355, 526, Szemerenyi. HMV 425
*
4843 qrn C => krn
4829 krjyVr M 4844 qrn > C
karzyawar (qrjyVr ) karna
miraculous, wondrous horn
GMS 1119; Hen. Cosm. 307.14, 20 STi 30.15; Sund. AoFi 223
4830 qrjy *wr =* krjy > wr 4845 krn}kh B
4831 qrq 66 n M korn / zak ? (krz’kh ) (DSkt. vidisah
karkaOan ? © < Syr. qarkeSana intermediate points of the compass
amethyst BSTBL, Vaj. 21
Sogdica. p26 4846 kr wncy * =» qnw ncy )
^
)
!5?J
rS
A*IT- fC
I
qrs - 194
krsn -
gap toothed
form , beauty SCE 83; Sogdica. 23.19; Gersh. Sogd. Cpds. 144.1;
TSP 7.163; BSTBL, Dhy. 176; Sund. KG pl 84, Hen. L W 96
370; MSP b 31, 101; STii 5.11; STSC 133, 142-3 4878 krw kpy M
kar ( w )- kapi © < Av. kara; < IE * skvalos, whale;
4866 krsny *n B OSIJALZ.
karsnyan © pr. name Finish, kala; Hung, kal
son of Sudashan Kar fish (a kind of fish ), cat -fish ?, whale ?
VJ 281 & etc. Bailey . AM 1965, 113; Hen. Tales. 483.3
195 qs-
4879 krwn M
karun, karwan ? (qrwn ) =» kr’wny
i j
-
\ < J ikP 623
4892 -qryny (y ) M, C 4 -kryny
making, effect, executing 4893 -kryy 4 -kr’k
GMS 1101 n 1, 1123 n 1; STi 63.14, 68.22; TSP 2, 4894 krz B, S
269, 347; *rkrwn' y: ' rk -krwn' y , STii; Gersh. karz (qrz, krz ) 4 kj, krj, qz
Sogd. Cpds. 137 miracle, magic
4880 qrwn M , C 4 krwn VJ; TSP 2.55, 21 iil 2; BSTBL, Dhy. 315; Frag.
4881 qrwn’mndyh M Len. 3823, 86.3; KG 449
karunamande (qrwn’mnty ) 4895 krz• 4 krz
action, effecting 4896 qrz 4 krj, krz
Sogdica. 36.16; GMS 1101; C2, nom. 94R 28, acc. 4897 krz kh 4 krn’kh
’
-
/ w, 51 V 23, 61 R 27, abl. -/ >, 31 R 18: BSTii 4898 *krzkr }k S
826.28, 829.18, 90927 r karz-karc © pi. krzkr' yt
4882 qrwn ’mnty C 4 qrwn’mndyh wonderful
4883 qrws M , C -
kru / os 4qrs -
MSP bl 10
4899 krzwrz C
OcOdraw , 0<? )tracc karz- warz © pi. -/
GMS 482; BBB pl 02 e 24; C 2, 57R 25, 104R 9 miracle
4884 qrwsny C STi 68.22; Gersh. Sogd. Cpds. 1945, 148; GMS
krusne 355, k r f t vvrz; BSTBL, Dhy. 315; krz ZY wrz ,
tracer, illustrator VJ 907
C2, 57R 24: BSTii 904, 24; Benv. JA 1959, 133 4900 ks - B Juw9 i
4885 qrxny qy * C kas, kas Oks’y ) © < Av. k ?r? sa\ <kasu © nom.
^
karx - nyatakya © f . n . 4kr>y
(, )
- y; pi . ksth pred . inst . ks 4Jks -
} ) )
numbness thin
C2, 13R 15, ob. n p 56-7 VJ 544 n p94; GMS 953, 1201, 1204; ksy , TSP
2.429, 6.87
-
4886 qry C 4 - kVk, ynPqry , yw’nkr’k
4901 qsqnty C
4887 kry* B
kas - kande ©<kat+ skand 4 ktsknt >k
karya ( qryO © pi. kr* yt\ suff . 4 kry >cyq
time, sequence, in turn devastated
BSTBL, Dhy.; Benv. Notesii 217, Notesiii 224; STii 121; GMS 365 n 1; Hen. BBB p63.5.21
GMS 1120; MSP p47; STSC 143; Bailey . 4902 KSP S
Prolexis 40 ary © Idg.
4888 qry > M =4 kry > sum
4889 kry *cyq M Anc. Lett , ii 49, 52
ij>\* j
karyaeik 4 kry > 4903 KSP > S tjk>
timely nakrte © Idg. atn krt’k ’
n' kry cyk "untimely ” GMS 1014 silver
4890 qryn * C
’ MD, Livsic. Osnovyy II p371
kare /ina ? 4904 kstr S
scripture reading, lesson kastar 4 kstr -
C 2, 31 V 17: BSTii 893.17 less, inferior
-
4891 kryny M GMS 1300 n 1; MDii pl 26.2, 14
karene (-qryny( y )) ©suff . -
4905 qs C
doer , maker ka / os © pres. st . 4kst - , qsy \ kyr- 2
CMS 1123; BBB b50; W-Li 36, 95; pi. STii ( to )sow
3sg. opt. qsy, C 2, 52R 9 n p96
4906 ks’k =» *k > ys)k
4907 ks’wrz M 89526
^
ka / osa -warze (qs’wrzy(y ) )
jj j
’
4920 kst ych B
cultivation , tillage, agriculture kasti /ec (qystyc, kstyc ) =* kystyc
.
BBB p72.570; GMS 147; Sogd Cpds. 1945, 141 h field , cultivation
<* karsaw( a )-warz; Gersh. AHM 157 n -
TSP 3.213, 11.28; loc. y, TSP 7.141
-
<*karsa warz ; Gharib. SI 1994, 131- 5 4921 kst’yck k B
^ jj. £
4908 qsVrzyCy) =» k wrz'k kostlc- kare ( kst’yckPy ) =4 kst ych }
4915 qsnwstr C kosi /e (qsy, q 0 y ) => q 0 ry, k§ry , kSSryy, > k 8ry
kasnaustar, kosnawstar now
more beautiful Hen. Tales. 47526; STi 52.8; Sund. AoFviii 1981
BSTii 851.11: C 2, 12V 11; qsn' wstr, Schwartz. -
p215 & etc., STii 4.28 & etc.; BSTi 201, 251;
HMV 392 BSTii: C2 gloss n p65, 132.16
,
—
4916 kst M, S, B
-
ka / i / ost (qst ) © <* krst- © pt. st. =» qst > r -, qs
(/cOsow
-
4929 qsy C =» ksy
4930 qsy * C
kasya
GMS 147; pp. Anc. Lett. 3.22 sowing
4917 qst -
C => kst - C2, 52 V 18 n p99, 100
4931 kt ' M, B
4918 ksPk B
r*>xJ
*
5* .JtS'
iC
197 ktY yh
^
if , because 4946 qO'm C
kaOam © pi. -f
( jVt :< j U j L a? - 1
GMS 365 n 1
katam e8e ^ qPnPSy
4936 kG =» kn 0
whoever
4937 q 0 C BBB p68, 545; GMS 1553
ka 0 © ob. -y; pi. -/ () > =» kn 5( h ), kn 0 4949 qt’nt C
city (qtnt ) © 3pl. =» qt -
GMS 340, 496, STi 5.3, 8.7; Sund. AoFi 1974, STii 5.43, 6.34; C 2, 61 R 18
241.2, 8 R 2; STii 1.16, 4.40; qOt , STi 47.8, 11;
4950 qt’ny C
qdl\ STii 1.22; C 2 gloss qdy , 60 R 26; qdt\
,
kotani, oktani
1 V 10.11R 33 ^’kPnyy
sin , evil deed
4938 kt- =» qt - STi 60.6, 81.14; S W , AO 1981, 16
4939 qt- C
ka / rt ( kt- ) 0)<krta- © pt . st.; trans. & intrans.
J* 0*L - 4951 qPnyqYc C ( j j)
koiani - karc © f . adj.
=> qtym , qtys, qty , qtyst \ qt’nt , q 0 r , qPwn
}
- - sinner
^ krt’nyk ' rch
^
kata ©conj. = 6’ whether , either, or
or
^ GMS 1514, 1581; SCE 356; kt' rw, VJ 303; BSTBL,
C2 gloss. Vaj. 2.4, Dhy. 20; Anc. Lett. 2.57; kt' rwt , TSP
2.984; GMS 118
4942 qt >z C
© pp. =» kwn -, krt -, qt - 4955 qt *r - => qO^- k5 r-
, }
^
.
qty1 qt 3
( to )do
house GMS 167, 279, qtwS' r -, C 2 p230; 3sg. pret. qt *t ,
TSP 16.35; SCE 177; BSTBL, Dhu. 120 STii 3.23, 1.26
4944 kt’m B, M, S = kt*m, kSto
* 4957 ktVtyh M X .Jl
4945 qt > m => k 5> m kat / 9artya ?
kt}rwt
katawant / de descendent
husband STii 1.66; GMS 427
Anc. Lett iii 9
,
$ 4978 qty 1 C
*
4963 qt * wn - C
kotawan © pot . st . =» qt-
0— >} y
house
-
katc ( kt ' y , ktyy ) > pntkt ’k , ’yskth , kPk , qt 3
’krt’ y , sf ’rqty
i
-
d
— LJIS'
kotc , ktc, okte, koti © pp.; pi . - t ^’ krty * , kty >,
>
4965 kPyPryh S
kate arya ( ktypryk , ktypryh )
^
worldly , earthly
-^ktyP^yk deed , done
STi 78, 11; GMS 835; Sund. AoFi 241.3; C2, 12 V
Sund . KG 184, 502; MSP bl 91 2, 55 V 21 , 22R 15
4966 ktn} B =* kt \ n} 4980 qty 3
koti © 3sg. intrans. pret . => qt -
4967 qtnt => qt’nt
GMS 864; C2, 40V 5
4968 k 0ry qOry , k 55ryy , k 6 ry
4981 q 0 y C =» qOry , ksy
4969 qOry C JL- 1 4982 qty } C
ka 0re, kase, kosi (qsy , k 0ry ) =» ksy , k 8ry , > k 6ry
kotya , oktya © pi . qtyt \ ob. pi . qtyty =»
)
krty \
now
STi 34.5; C2 gloss n p65; qOy , BSTi 157, 213 etc .
,
’krt’ y
action , work , deed
4970 ktsknSpry S
C2 gloss.; STi 14.20; Sund. AoFviii 1981 , 215
katskand -8pare i
-
kuzp/ b 4 kwzp
capable, zealous
demon, fairy
TSP 6.197 n p207; Hen. Texts. 733; kwn' y, MSP
b 35, 116
GMS 1082
5028 qwnyny C oXjSf
5017 kwjpy*k M (
JKMMJ (
-
5018 qwjpy >k 4 kwjpyJk 5029 qwnysq C
kunisk © pres. part,
cXjf
W 5019 kwm’r B
doer
kumar © <Skt. kumara\ Parth. kwm' r ©ob. -( > )y
BSTi 268; Gersh. JR AS 1946, 182; GMS 897A
young man
5030 qwpwdyc =4 qwpwtyc
TSP 5.8, 9.5, 17 etc.; BSTBL, Dhu. 176, Intox. 21;
Vim. 9, 115 5031 qwpwtyc C jyf
ku /opote /ic (qwpwdyc ) kpVPych, qpwtyc
-
5020 kwn B, M, S J?
pigeon, dove
^
- -
kun (qwn , kr , qr - ) ® <*kfnu; OP kunau
STi 61.13; GMS 1010; pi. qwpwtyst, STi 6 9;-
^ kyr- , rt-, qt-, wn- , krt
1
^
1
- GMS 1186 n 1; Sund. AoFi 1974 p250.9
( to )do
GMS 151, 538; EGSii 17; Benv. BSL 1954, 56f ; 5032 kwr1 B, M JS
Gersh. HMV pi 72 n 32; S W, BSOAS 1983, 44; kor (qwr ) ©ob. -y; pi. ob. pi. -ty «4 kwr >k
AVS 76, 99 n 1 blind
-
5021 qwn M, C 4 kwn - - SCE 367; VJ 50, 77, 124; TSP 3.73, 8.119; BSTBL
Dhu. 181, Dhy. 184; Frag. Len. 105.2; BBB b59i
.
5022 kwnVrCh ) B '
KG 522; STii 126; BSTi 139, 218; C2, 23R 30
kunakar ©Skt. kutagara © pi. -/
5033 kwr 2 S
setu, platform , litter, planquin, parasol
kur ©<* kuru
VJ 1258, 1421 n p98; Hen. Tales. 477 n 1;
child
BSTBL, Dhy. 285; Frag. Len. 71.10, 11, 12; ob.
Sund. KG pi84, pi. kwrt\ 2056
- y, 71.11; Bailey. BSOAS 11, 795 5034 qwr C =4 kwr1
5023 kwncyk M
t
\
i
kun-cik
due to make
-
^ w yck * 5035 kwr > k B
kore © in compd.
^s'wkwr'k, kwr
1
jjf
kos-kos
kor -mane
all sides
blind -hearted
Sogdica. 55.13 n p57 VJ 19k; Gersh. Sogd. Cpds. 143.4
5042 kwrt B 5054 kws => kws'
kuri ? 5055 kws’n M
swollen , goitrous kusan © ob. - y
SCE 125 Kushan
5043 qwr0 C KG 400; Hen. Varucan -sah p87, kw?ny ?
kur 0 © adv. «» kwr8(5 ), > kwr8(5) 5056 kws'nyk ^ S
where
C2, 12V 1, 26R 7 n p66; BSTii 850.1 (o / )Kushan
-’
kusanik t kws nyk ’
5044 kwrts'r B MDii A -5,4,8 p 183.4; MDiii p95, kwPnk
L*; I iistf
kurtsar Okwrts , kwts*r ) => qwc > 2 5057 qwsy qws( y )
where
^ 5058 qws( y) C ijlf
VJ 774; EGSii 152; GMS 301, 1534 kos, kuse, kusi ? (qwsy )
5045 kwrty B (0 _^
4r* O J ) j J£ side, flank
STi 78.3, 79.4; BSTi 228, loc. qwsy\ BSTii 886.15:
kurti © <Skt. koti => kwtty
ten million C 2, 51 VI 5; Benv. JA 1943-5, 104; Gersh. Sogd.
TSP 7.14 Cpds. 73; S W, BSOAS 1979, 134; C2 p98.15
5046 qwrty =» qwr0y 5059 kwt M JL .
kut (qwt ) © nom. sg. & pi. kwty( y ) = kwt -( y )
5047 qwr0y C
dog
^
kur 0e (qwrty ) © Khot. kuratu; Oss. kurat © pi.
BBB 766; GMS 1186, C2, 102R 21, 51R 28
-/ => kwr8 k )
( < jk 4*
^ 0 >> -
j> j
GMS 1450, 1508; BBB 758; TSP 5.18; STii 1.49;
kawi (kw*yst ) © < Av. kavi =» qw!
giant , hero BSTBL, Dhu. 88; -ky }wt Anc. Lett. 2.49
9
E&ggEBEad
: : ix&gzy . S.
: : V
203 kysn *k
-
5104 kyr ' B, M 5116 kyrmyr => krnrpyr
kir © <* krya © pass. st. 4 w n - , kwn -, > krt - 5117 qyrmyst C =* kyrm -
Go )be done 5118 kysn’k B o ;» i j
GMS 540; VJ 64; TSP 2.843; SCE 552; STii 10.4; kisne, kisnak ? (kysny ) ©ob. - yh
AVS 76 jungle, luxuriant, dense
204
5151 L* spwrnw B me
’
na-spurn(u ) GMS 1346, Anc. Lett. 3.9, 12, > PZYm, 11 kSZYm,
incomplete S W , C2 plOl , Hm
SCE 278 5163 mwn m> n
¥ 5152 Vpr > P*r 2
5153 L> Pyrt B
- 5164 mMt > m’t3
5165 m* mW
-
na pert 5166 m } -
-m, c> m>, t>m>
unobtainable -
5167 m > «=» -m
,
BSTBL, Dhu. 292 5168 m ( )
5154 V yrfyny S 10 ma
na-yarPene
ignorant
-^ yrPyny imperfect prefix
GMS 633-4; BBB pl 28
CII 1990 E4 5169 m’pr - M©impf.
5155 Vk m }
n' q' m mapar
(to )bring
-* pr-
*
5156 L mVntk B
}
unpure we
BSTBL, Dhy. 268-9, 272, 275 TSP 8.176, 2.725; MD
5174 m’yOi)2 B, S •L
I 1
205 m’yCh )
5153 V pyrt B
-
5152 L’P’r » P> r 2 5164 m ^ t =» m i 3
5165 m * = * m > n >
}
unobtainable
BSTBL, Dhu. 292
-
5167 m’ -m
,
5168 m ( )
5154 V yrpyny S •if Tu ma
na-yarPene n rpyny
ignorant
^ ^ imperfect prefix
GMS 633-4; BBB pl 28
CII 1990 E4 5169 m’Pr - M 0*1 }
5155 LVm =* n ’m
5156 V m’n’ntk B ^ OAL!
_- mapar © impf .
0o )bring
- fPr-
>
^
na -nimize ? (nymn’y ) =» nymz- thus, so that, as if
GMS 397; EGSii 160; Lentz. STii 587
unblinking
BSTBL, Vim. 201 ’
5171 m dn C 41
^
#
na -zpart m)x1
unpure we
-
BSTBL, Dhy. 268 9, 272, 275 TSP 8.176, 2.725; MD
5174 m’yGi)3 B, S •L
nryw 206
-* m >x 2, YRX>
moon, month
GMS 634, 687
5186 myn JJ ftjjl
GMS 1274 n 1; VJ 38, 363; TSP 6.147, 8.166;
BSTBL; SCE 495; MDii; MDiii; m'Yh , TSP man (m*n, mJnh ) ® <*man ©acc. -w; ob. - >,y
(
|
2.1234, 3.147; BSTBL, Dhu. 229, 231, 269; nom.
ntYy , GMS 970 n 1; Frag. Len. 52.14; m' xti, KG
-
> m’n’k, mWy, m > n prmhi, m n prnPPk 2,
cnm’ny, myn, cnm >ny
)
1
591; mtYyhy Intox. 35; - w, Vim. 129; Dhu. 229; mind, spirit, heart, conscience
-y, Dhu. 239 m’ny, BSTBL, Dhu. 238, 288, Dhy. 104; TSP
5175 nPyw B, S ( . OjZ* j-> ) L 15.21; SCE 462, 487, 524; VJ 332, 394; C2; MSP
maxu OynPx, m w ) © <OP amaxam nPyfli )1, d 2; GMS 348; m' nh, VJ 1243; Hen. Tales. 480.4
nvx
^ ^
5187 mVytfk =* m> nyt,Ydiy
we 5188 m ,n > M, C
mana ( mO © f. pron. demons,
GMS 1375; VJ; TSP; BSTBL; STi 86.10; Frag.
^ mWk , »mw,
Len.; MDii mys’nd , mWkh, m nt }
5177 nPywnd -
M - > )
thought, opinion
>
mane > * wm n k, m n y
)
-
mayone > my > wn , > m > ywn
all
this
BSTBL, Vim. 26, 182, Dhu. 56, 115
< Karab. Insc. 35; STii p588 5191 in n kw S, M
’’ , J^ UJU
5180 nPyz - S( M )
like, alike
-
manaku *m > n wk(>>t m nkw ’
-
maxaz ©impf . =^ }yz , >nxz -
( to )rise MSP b41, 46; KG 2055
Hen. Tales. 475.14
5181 m’hjmnw M
| 5192 nPiPnsk yy M
^
man -anskafe
-
jials ixf Ijg
thought , illusion
(lo )plough VJ 29c, 323, 382; TSP 15.21; SCE 462, 487, 524;
mmmt &
mVkr’k
’
5196 m ncyk B, M
mancik (nPncyq ) =4 m n
,
I iI manuk © pi. -t
similar *
-^ m > n wk <>), m nwqy
) )
mental , intentional GMS 978; BBB 721; Hen. Tales. 473.17; STi 11.3,
TSP 6.45, 14.4, 15.6; BSTBL, Dhy. 96; GMS 1014, 38.2; STii 1.94; BSTi 81.51; C 2; m' nwkw , Frag.
1235; BBB 601; Frag. Len. 7 V4; STii 2.20; Len. 68.4
m' ncykwy Padm. 53, BSTBL 5209 m’nwqy * C
5197 m ncyq M , C =4 m’ncyk manukya = m > nwk
’ ^
5198 mJnh B, M =» m > n similarity
5199 m’nkw M XJL STi 67.1; C 2; Sund. Al, 1988, 180
manku © <* manuk m’n’kw
^ 5210 mV M
similar mani ( ynPny )
BBB p103; Sogdica. p 34.7, 8; GMS 423; KG pl 77; Mani
MSP 541, 46 GMS 1022; W-Li; Hen. JRAS 1944, 138.48
5200 nPnky* M
man (a ) kya © in compd. *4 > wswYtm , n > ky \
—
i* • <*1
^
3
^ 5211 m’ny1 B, C =* m’n’k , m’n , mWy
, , ,,
5212 m ny > Yd y B ( J -> c
mndm’nky’, jystnPnky’Ch )
intention , mind
-
manc aya c ( m'n'Yd 'k ) » cnllmny
^
wish jcwcl ( heart’ s wish )
-
BBB p75, 606, 67.541 BSTBL n p53, 89
-
5201 m’np’ys ? S o~~ y
.*
manpes ? © impf .
(/ o )copy
-^
np’ys- ?
5213 nPny prm’ty / k B
manc- parmatc *^ m’n prm’Pk 3
intention , thought
Livsic. HMV 263 n 36 SCE 317
5202 m’n prnPn B
5214 m’nyst’n M , S j* IAAA
man - parman ^ prm’nh 3
decision
manestan ©ob. yy -
monastery
TSP 15.29 GMS 1100; BBB f 41; Frag. Len. 45.3; Gersh.
5203 nPn prnPPk1 S Sogd. Cpds. 1945, 139
man -parmatc
mind
Sund. MHC 97.14
5215 m’nyst’n 8 r k S
,, ( j/
manaestan -Sare © pi. -hfcr, - yt
abbot ( head of a monastery )
}
y U SC •
—
m 'n prmVk1 B, S( M ) ( cjj rui ^ 1 K5' J KG 347 pi 84
man- parmate =4 m ny prm’ty / k
}
-
decision, intention
TSP 3.205; KG 363, 600; m n prw' yrfy
}
5216 nPp’y M
mapay © impf . => *p y }
- ^ ~
<k > ~y
SCE 263; GMS 346; VJ 59, 13s, 9s Hen. AM 1952, 203.9, 203.1
5220 mVnPy B 5235 m’syfir S =» msydr
marande © pi. -1 -
5236 nPsy sqwny C
lamenting, sorry mase-skune ^ m y
VJ 191; GMS 1068 old age
^
5221 nPr’wt C Jjf . y* C2, 39R 14
maraut ^ mrVvt 5237 nPsk (h ) B, M, S
sorry , mourning -
mase, mask ( nPsPkh ) © ob. y( h ) =4 mVskh
BSTii 889.31; C2, 60R 31 matter , substance
5222 mVwty * C TSP 2251, 261, 1622 n p!72; BSTBL, Dhu. 55,
S
94, 95, 258, 259; BBB b 7 dl 6 f 86; Frag. Len.
marautya
sorrow 39.7, 88.2; m* sq , BBB n 1, 4 R 24 bl 7; W- Lii
BSTii 82925, 84325; C2, 102R 25, 68R 25 547.24; Bailey. BSOAS 11, 796
209 nPyti^ k
5249 m’tym =» mV
max- roc
5250 m’tys =» mV
twelfth day of the month
5251 nPwysn M - frJ'ijb
Hen. JRAS 1945, 149.19
mawis(a ) n © impf .
^’nwysn- 5262 nPx txyz M oU jju
( to )initiate
. max -t (a )xez ?
GMS 547 V
5 rising of moon , moonrise
5252 mV M, C GMS 662
max Oym’x , ymbc ) ©<*ahmdkam\ OP amaxam
5263 m’xw =* nPyOi )1, m’yw
-
© first, pi. pres. pron. HiPyw, m’yCh )1, m’xnc
5264 m’xyt mV
I we
GMS 399, 1375; m' xw, KG; C2 5265 m’y’ms - B
5253 mV oL ( to )be finished
-
mayams © impf . ** } y*ms myms - - t
-
max © <* mah © acc. w, ob. - y; pi. - yf
GMS 828
^ m ’yfh ); YRX >
5266 npyfi ' B, M, S ( Oy> J~ I
moon , month * ‘Oy?
me6 / 0 ( m > y58, hnyS ) © <*hama - i 0a\ * ima - aita
GMS 395, 936, 1274; BBB 724; BSTBL; STii 1.19;
CH 1990 G 4; C2, m’xw; Anc. Leu. 2.63, 5.32, -
» my0, my8 ?, myt / 0
thus, so that
nom. 4.9; CII 1990 A 6; m’xy, GMS 622; C2; CII
1990 Dl ; m' xyt , STii 4.40; m' xhJLG 591 GMS 397; EGSii 127
5254 m’xpyyy M _
( * oL*)eU 5267 m >yS’ B JJJ
- -
j
V- -
max pay tnPyw Pyyy ^ me0/8 ( my65, myy 55 ) » my9, my8*
day
moon -god
TSP 2.67
BBB 724
5255 m’xc’ny M <JUU layy)
5268 nPyS^yt’k B ( / > y yUfl jl -
meSayate ? ©Skt. tathagata =^ my5> yty ( y )
max -cane
saved
monthly, from moon
GMS 1022 TSP 14.27, 32; BSTBL, Dhy. 182, 353; Frag. Len.;
Sogdica. 27L; Gersh. Sogd. Cpds. 1945, 141
5256 m’x ( h ) => nPyfti )2
5269 m >y6 k (k ) B =* my8 kk
’ )
5257 nPxjmncyk M
max-zam(a )ncik 5270 m}y65 M m’yS1
( taking place on ) Mondays 5271 m yn B
’ -
BBB 724; GMS 1014 men © cmanya =» myn ! -
5258 m’xjmnw M 0o )stay, (/ <? )remain
max -zam (a )nu m ’hjmnw SCE 25, 342; BSTBL, Dhy. 16; O3 5; EGSii 13
^ 5272 nPytHk B
Monday '„>al
BBB 724; GMS 63; Hen. JRAS 1945, 155 maitre/ i (nPytry ) -^ mytr k / ty
’
5259 m xnc S
’
max-(an )c ? m'x1
^
Igj f
5299 m 6y*n M 6 jl>- 12, 56; TSP 10.3; Benv. sYS' k * apud. Yoshida.
maSyan SI 1984, 146, CII 1990 F19
means, remedy 5310 my8Nv B ' 0 -
y J*
-
» m6) n
middle
-
5311 mySp B, S
-
maySaP ©<magu pati © nom. y; acc. -w; pi.
-
STSC 139 ob. pi. -ty =* mywpt
minister, adviser
5301 mSycyk S
VJ; TSP 5.5, 6.166; BSTBL, Padm. 48; Frag. Len.
ma6eclk
9324, 25, 38-24, 25, 27, 82 a 8; Hen. Sogdica.
from here
22.11; Tales. 483, 5; GMS 446, 509
-
MDii 165.9 A 15, 9 s
5302 m 5y6 M, S I
5312 mySpy’kh B ( Cw U
'
- j j) Ojljj
maydaPyak
there
-
maSe8 tmS'yS
ministry
GMS 1109; MDii VJ 981, 1173, 1483; GMS 1111 n 1
5303 mSyy M =» m 6y 5313 my5y S =* myS’ k
5304 my^ nsnPwtry B 5314 myr’m C -
maha-smudra
mayram © impf .
(/ <? )calumniate
-^
ny m-, ’y m-
^ ^
ocean
TSP 3.129; VJ 1000 BSTii 843, 44: C2, 68V 13
5305 myVr B (/ lUl j/ )c~J y 5315 myw C
mahakar ©cmahakala ^^ mayu © nom. mYw ; ob. mYwy =» mwy
( name of a )god Magus
TSP 3.220 BSTii 856.17, 867.36, C2 pl 96-7
5306 my’pwfiy B by> ijly-S- 5316 mywn XJU < <U A
Schwartz. HMV 392R 4 mana © <* mana © lsg. pers. pron. ob. => myl,
-m, Jzw
5322 mkyw B
me
makxu ? (mnqxw( w )) =4 mngxw
GMS 1339, 1392; mn' h , BBB 580, 600; mn' yy, STi
like, similar
71, 1; GMS 1340
TSP 13.20, 13.13, 14ii; 6.l 37n p205; Frag. Len.
5333 mn’tsyr B
59.7, 8; GMS 336
manatsir ©Skt. manahsila
5323 mkkr<)} B
sulphur
makkara © < Prak. makkada; Khwar. mrk\ Khot.
TSP 3.227n p!09; Hen. Tales. 465n 2
makala; < Indo. ^ mkr’ 5334 mnpr- B
monkey
mkkr\ SCE 353; mkkry\ SCE 115
manPar © impf . ^’nPr -
(rearrange
5324 mkl’sykt M ^
<5 wC TSP 2.698
l$s7
miylasikt © ob. pi. ty -
fb
^ ^
ej
5335 mnpxs- M
man Paxs © impf . => > npxs-
0^
213 mnspn -
(ro )agitatc, Oo )stir GMS 525
BSTBL, Dhu. 25, 27, 29 5353 mny’z B =4 mnyz -
5342 mnd >> Y >ryy > M 5354 mngxw M
mand -ayarya mangxu (mnqxw( w )) =4 mkyw
lustrclcssness, baselessness, absence of similar
t
moisture ? BBB pl 03 f 52; GMS 336; Benv. Notesiv 499
Hen. JRAS 1944, 143.27, 144n 3
\:
5343 mnd > n 5yqy > M
5355 mnyz - B -- ^
0 Li uL i j jVl
ignorance
^ )
0o prepare, ( ro )make
Hen. BSOAS 12, 312.89, 3pl . -nd
BBB 525, 637 5362 mnsn - B
5349 mndm > nky > M
mand - manakya
-
mansan ©*' nsn ** sn - © impf .
^ mntm’ny (ro ) rise
carelessness S W, IIJ 1976, 62; Frag. Len. 15
GMS 1152; BBB 541
5350 mndxwpy (y ) M tj WLJ jb i
_ .....
( i -
. > Li L "
5363 mnspnd rwc M
^ jjj
-
mand xupe =4 mntxwpy
manspand roc ©<*ma6 rahe- sp?nta =4 mrspnt
improper
BBB bll , 28; GMS 1154; ob. BBB 661 rwc
5351 mndzprt M -
twenty ninth day of the month
- Hen. Fasts. 151.5, 153.9; Gersh. Sogd . Cpds. 148
7
•v'
w^ m
mnsPy - 214
untimely
TSP 13.11
Anc. Lett. 5.16
5372 mnt}n6yk S ?
mand -andik © pl. V => mnd ) n5yqy )
iw9
^b -
>
5385 mntptz> ny > C
mand - patzanya
it immoral
ignorance, lack of understanding
MSP b85
BSTii 892.9: C2, 31 R 9
’ ’
5373 mnt zp rtyh B mntzp’rtyh
5386 mntpz’ny C
5374 mnt*zprt S <JT, U mand -patnane © pi. -f ; ob. pi. ty-
-
n
i
-y, Vim. 99 5400 mntzprty ) B, C sfty
5389 mntr’ys- B mand -zpartya ^ mntzp’rtyh
mantraxs, mandraxs © impf . =* tot ys
(to ) be oppressed , 0o )be disturbed
^ - uncleanness
TSP 7.167; STii 4.33; "rubbish", GMS 454
VJ; GMS 152c 5401 ranw ? B
man ( u )
5390 mntr’yh B
hater, enemy
mandri
BSTBL, Dhy. 87; Hen. Texts. 725n 1
( name o/ )Sudar >> an ,s wife
VJ
5402 ranwz M -
manwaz © impf . ^ nwz-
}
unbelieving
number
Sund. AoFviii 1981, 29V 5 p205 n 391
C2, 94 V 2; Hansen. AO 1966, 96
5395 mntxwpy C
mandxupe =» mndxwpy ( y ) 5406 mnz’n - M £ol i j*
^ ® l5* I
manzan impf . nz’n-
©
improper, unpleasant ^
(ro )acknowledge, (to )confess
BSTii 827.43; C2, 94 V 13
5396 mntz > wry > C GMS 632
mand -zawarya =» z }
wr 5407 mnzy5 S - i j^ 3r
manzyab © impf . = nzy6-
weakness, powerless
STii 3.6; GMS 1151 (to )leap
^
5397 mntzpVt (h ) B MSP p41 b!87
*
mandzpart
^ mnt’zprt, mndzprt 5408 mnzyynt - S 0 X&r i j^r
unclean , impure manzyent ? © impf . =» > nzyynt -
-
TSP 2.778, 379, 884, 10.23, 35; ob. yhf SCE 121, ( to)leap up
158; TSP 2.393, 394 Sund. AI 1988, 180
5398 mntzp’rty kh B 5409 mnzprt M, C
’ 7
-
mand zpartya ( k ) man -zpart =* mndzprt, mzprt, mnt’zprt
uncleanness unclean
TSP 19.17; Hen. Texts. 713n 3 BBB 583; STii 3.48; GMS 454
5399 mntzpVtyh B 5410 mr‘ M , C
-
mand zpartya (mnPzp’rtyh ) mar (mry )
^ mntzp^ tCh ), lord, sir
mntzprty
uncleanness Hen. JR AS 1944, 138.47
TSP 2.374, 375, 793, 885; MSP b24-, TSP 7.167, 5411 mrJ B
mntzp )rty ) mar
death punishment
BBB 646; STii 2.1 , 2, 3S BSTi A 12, 26
5421 mrch B
maraz © pi. -t; ob. pi . - ty marc ©acc. - wh; ob. - y( h ) =» mrc
^mr’z death
colleague, assistant
GMS 1250; Hen. Fasts. 155 pi 55, No. 7 A VJ 778; TSP; BSTBL, Intox. 13, Vim. 113; Frag.
Len. 69.5
5413 mr’mw M
5422 mrc(y ) bnd’m C => mrc pnd ’m
mar -amu
Mar Amu 5423 mrcync M
Hen . Varucan -sah 87 marcenc © f . adj.
deadly , mortal
5414 mrNvt C
GMS 1273; Sund. 1994, 45 R V
maraut © mr’w -; <* brama - awat
^nVHwt 5424 mrcyny M
crying
marcene © m . adj.
GMS 310, 351; STi 72.3
deadly , mortal
5415 MRJY S BBB b 5, 35; GMS 1053, 1273
( MRYO © Idg. =» ywPw
commander
5425 mr8 S
mar 8 /8 © < *ima9ra J
-
t>c t j
MD ^mrSp'r , m 8
here
5416 mHynck’ B GMS 440; MD
marencka ©Skt. marica; Khot. miremjsya
pepper ^
5426 mrd ’sp nt C, S =4 mrS^spnd
5427 mrS’spnd M
BSTBL, Padm. 39, Mack n pll "marenca"
,
mr5aspand ( mrd’sp^nt ) ©*amrta - spanta; MP
5417 mHynkb B *mhr' spnd © pi . - t \ ob. pi . - tyy , - tyh
-
mar( z )enk ? ^ mrznykh element
0name of <z )plant Gersh . Sogd . Cpds. 1945, 142; Hen . Talcs. 473, 6;
TSP 19.15 W - Lii; STi 84.11; Sogdica . 64.12, 34.9; Frag.
5418 mHz Len. 59.6; pi . -u BBB; GMS 73, 138 n lrob.
-ry , Hen. Cosm. 307.6; BBB a9 f 45; KG 613;
maraz © pi. - r; ob. pi . - ty =4 mHz mrS' spnt fiYyy, Sund. Lisle . 1994, 458 -9
hiring work , hireling 5428 mr8 p>r S
TSP 2.80, 241 n pl 69; Texts. 716; BBB 540; Hen. mar8/ 9 par =4 mr§, m 5pyr
Tales. 468 n 6, 467, 36, 486.20; Magi. 138.8; STi here
42.3; MD; KG 413; pi . - ty , 539; mr' zt . Frag.
GMS 440, 1116; MDii B - 17R 14
Len. 83a 5; +mrty, Tales. 468; Hen. "moon
station"; BBB pl 28 5429 mrdxmy C < jLJ o j*
GMS 249, 489; BBB 520; Hen. Cosm. 307, 46; mary © Parth . mrg ; OP margus
BSTBL; TSP; STi 50.3, 31.13; Sund. AoFviii Marv
1981 p215; STii 1.75, 2.1; BSTi 93; C2; Sund. AI Hen . Mittelir. p94; KG pl 85, 432
1988, 175; mrc prm, Hen. Tales. 480.9 "until 5431 mry 2 M , C, S
death" pnt ~ mrc "near death" mary (mrtyh ) © Av. mardYa © pi . - t ( t ) =4 mry >
5420 mrc pndta M <S 0/ jLo jA wood, meadow
marc(e )-Pandam (mrc( y ) bndhn ) GMS 485, 526, 1661; Hen. Cosm . 307, 35; MDii
til '•
•
-
»
'
•• - •
•
•
-
-- - - . t ; .
•
. .
I.
217 ’ ’
inrt ny kh
—
w, A - 5, 15; MDii pl 84, 15; mrYy , Frag. Len.
68.13; C2, 11R 24 maryunde (mrywntk ) © pi. -t ^ mry ) wnt > k
-
5432 mry ' B, M , S lump, clod, ball
mry, mary © Av. mdroYa © nom. ob. y; inst. - GMS 138, 149; Hen. Tales. 485 n 7; TSP 3.290-5,
pi. mrY ( i ) yst mry- 2 pi. mrYwnlh TSP 3.290; YrS mrYwndyy
I ^ ’’Adam’s apple", Sogdica. 56, 29; Bcnv. Notesiv
>v bird
499
GMS 485, 1174, 1182; TSP 2.155, 456, 3.139, 189
& etc.; BSTBL; SCE; Frag. Len.; BBB; SCE 105, 5442 mrywntk B =* mrywndy
252, 270; BBB 511; GMS 1240, 1186; Frag. Len. 5443 mrywr C
29.4, 71.12: O 3 12, 84a 10 maryur /1
5433 mry-1 B i ji twisted locks, curly hair
morx © nom. -y; acc. -w =*mrx- Sund . AoFviii 1981, 25R 5 p 191 n 238
straight , flat •
* . 5444 mryyzHk / ^ y B
GMS 491, 520, 1191; SCE 65; VJ 1497; BSTBL, morye-zate
Dhy. 18; TSP 5.28, 54; adv. "equally " TSP egg
2.870, 3.248 n pi 99, 7.21 BSTBL, Vaj. 2, Dhu. 38; Bcnv. Notesiv 497
5434 mry > B 5445 MRK > MLK (,)
mary ( mryh ) ©ob. -yh => mry: 5446 mrktth M
wood , meadow markat ©Skt. marakata
-
TSP 2.811, 9.85, I 3ii 2; -hy VJ 316; y /i, SCE 241; emerald
pi. mrYtt , TSP 9.85 Hen. Sogdica. p26; TSP 8.174
5435 mryVtOi ) 5447 mr m’ny M ;L*
,
5453 mrt t rwc M , S 5465 nirtymy =* mrtynPy
martat - roc => mwrt t rwc, hnrtch, mrt -
}
5466 mrtk S(AL ) mrt y ’
seventh day of the month 5467 mrt mrt B, S
GMS 86.138; Hen. iii B11R 8; Fasts. 149.9; MDii B mart mart ©< Av. marSta
11R 8 everyone, each
5454 mrt’xmk S( AL ) =4 mrtynPk , mrtxmy ( y ) VJ 52, 277, 6a ; BSTBL, Vim. 189; TSP 2.737,
5455 mrt 'y B 12.30; GMS 493 n
marti © OP martiya =» mrty 5468 mrtmync B
man martmenc
SCE 374; O 3 4: Frag. Len. 71.4; mrtk , Anc. Lett. human , humane
255 Frag. Len. 65, 5
5456 mrtYh => mryJ, mry* 5469 mrtsV ( J y> -^
' > ) JeyJ
j
5461 mrtYnPt =» mrtYm *t BSTi; BSTii: C2; KG 185; pi. ob. mrtxmyty, STi
5462 mrtynPy B, S y) y 10, 12; Sund . AoFviii 1981 p216; C2, MSP b31,
martoxme (mrtymy ) © pi. -/, ob. pi. -ry
« ^ 71, 75, 8 b 101, 128; KG 4
=» mrtxmy ( y ), mrtynPk, mrtynPt 5474 mrty ( oy
man marti / i (mrtyy ) © <OP martiya -, Yaghn. morti
SCE; BSTBL; Tales. 476.2, 481.47; pi. -y/, VJ 835;
SCE 259; TSP 5.86; -yfy, VJ 138; STii 9.13;
-
Mnrt’y
man , human
Hen. Tales. 481, 50; Magi. 138, 41; BSTBL, GMS 267, 493n 1, 1218, 1222; voc. mrty\ Tales.
Vim. 52, 157, 188, 191
-
473; MDii, w; mrtytt , KG 476; S W , AO 1981,
5463 mrlymk => mrtynPk 16
5464 mrtynikt => mrtYnPt 5475 mrtynh M ) 4jL. il
^
msnt
- -
kwn , GMS 1197; mrxy HTT , STf 58.10, "to masyatar Cmsy’tr ) © Av. masyah\ Parth. ms' dr
straighten " =» msydr, mzy’tr
5480 mry M, C »» mr 1 greater, higher
GMS 1241, 1292; VJ 234; BSTBL, Dhy. 86, 101;
5481 MRY > S( MD ) MR ’ Y
TSP 2.24, 162, 515, 958, 12.19; Frag. Len. 44.2;
5482 mry'mh M => mrym
BBB; MSP b10; Hen. Tales. 480.8; msfttr,
5483 mrym C
r- s MDii
maryam (mryhnh )
5494 msyS’r S =» msydr
Mary
5495 msySr M =» msydr
C2, 51 V 13, 57 V 11; Hen. Sogdica. P7.13; BSTii
905.11 5496 msydr C
-
yj 4 J CJ~
(/ cOdestroy
GMS 269, 1280n 1, 1298; CII 1990 FI , G 20; pi.
GMS 153, 600; A VS 123
msydrdy STii 3.33, 55, 68; Sund. AO, Hung.
5485 mrz- B £‘Sl
jj
1971, 92; msydriy C 2, 64 V 26
ma /orz © Av. mardz
(to )rub 5497 m yy* M, C
^ ( < jy* -
J
masyh 5 (ms) yh > h, msyx \ msyyO
TSP 19.2, 17; Hen. Texts. 713n 5; AVS 132
Christ
5486 mrznykh B
JAA GMS 63; Hen. JRAS 1944, 138.35; KG pl 85; C2
marznik
^ mrznykh gloss.
purgative
TSP 19.14; Hen. Texts. 713 5498 ms yh h =» ms’yy’
’ ’
ms 5499 mskh B =» m’tskh
( -
J >) jy* 4 4
m,
mspn- 220
B*
them 5512 mwy C, S
STii 3.39 muy © ob. -y; nom. acc. - w =*myw
Magus, Magian
5501 mspn - C
C2 gloss, acc. nom. mwYw , nom. mwYy pl 97;
maspan © impf . =4 spn- }
teacher
-
mocak * > mwjJk, mwz*k \ mwck
873.2, 875.12
5518 mwyskc>1 B
TSP 6.51
muxsk ©* maxsika\ Pahl. maxs © ob. -y, ->
5508 mwck B, M, S
fly, mosquito
moce, moc(a )k /e ©<*maucakaKhwar. mwcy TSP 2.390; SCE 364; GMS 113, 165, 975, 1182 n 2
© ob. -y; ob. pi. -ty *> mwc,k >
5519 mwyy’q C
teacher
muyyak
GMS 397, 810, 976; TSP; BSTBL; W-Li; mwck\
magian cult
BSTBL; Frag. Len. 44.2; -w, Frag. Len. 81.4; ob.
C2, 1 V23, 24, 27
mwcky, Dhu. 183; pi. ob. mwckty, TSP 6.191;
Bailey. *hamauk -; Mack. *maucaka 5520 mwyyst C ijL -^ y
muyist ©ob. pi. -y =» mwy
5509 mwd C =» mw53
magians
5510 mw8' B, S iiyjJ
BSTii 851.6, 843.41, 50, 850.1, 872.4; C2 gloss.
mu5/ mu5
p215
value, price
VJ 1401; mwSyy VJ 1319; Anc. Lett. 5; S W , 5521 mwyztw M
BSOAS 1983, 45 muy-zatu ©*magu- zati
5511 mw 62 S magian killing, magophonia
mu6 (mwd ) =» m5w Hen. Magi. 138.27, 135f
wine 5522 mwhbP =» mwypt ( w )
GMS 408; Anc. Lett. 4.6; Sund. AoFviii 1981 5523 mwhrdyb M
p2 l 6, 2aV 2 -
muhr 5lp © mw r, Parth. © ob. -yy
^
221 mwrtk (y )
* mwz’kk, dyb-yy
« mwrl zw ntykr k, jw ndy(y )
’ ’ ’ ’
seal of letter resurrection
BBB c 36 GMS 1066n 1, 1068; Gersh. Sogd. Cpds. 148;
5524 mwj’k M JUJ mwrt' jwndyy pryy , Sogdica. 52.7, 53
mozak ( mwj’q ) © pi. -/ => mwz*k \ mwc k
) )
5537 mwrPjwndy => mwrPjw’ndyy
teacher 5538 mwrt k S( MD ) =» mwrtk, mwrty
’
GMS 990; BBB 623 5539 mwrt n k Ywt > w B
I ’’
5525 mwj’q =» mwj’k murtane xutaw © gen. pi.
iW
. 5526 mwks( h ) B Ol? tJ j
god of the dead
- -
moks ©Skt. mok § a\ Parth. mwxs © ob. y(>), yh TSP 5.101, 6.94, %
salvation 5540 mwrPt rwc S j j j i h y ioU jjj
VJ; TSP 8.23, 2.663, 691; -A, VJ 995 murtat roc ==» mrt’t rwc
5527 mwn’kw B, S seventh day of the month
munaku (mwnkw ) 4 mwn’w MDii A -9 R 9
this 5541 mwrt’wy C
GMS 1402, 1467; TSP; VJ 21 b, 318; SCE 344, 548; murtawe
>y 1
^y
BSTBL; Frag. Len. mwnkw, TSP 3.7 deadness
5528 mwn’w M, C, B acc. -w, C2 A R 28; abl. -w \ C2 D V 3
munu / o (mwnw ) ^ mwn'kw 5542 mwrt’y B =» mwrty
this 5543 mwrt zw’nty S
’ ,
GMS 960n 1; BBB; C2; SCE 417, 557; TSP 14.26;
STii 8.5; BSTBL
murtazwande (mwrPzwnty )
resurrection
-> mwrt > jw ndyy
5529 mwnkw «=> mwn’kw STii 3.36 4.45; Sogdica. 42; Gersh. Sogd. Cpds.
5530 mwnw mwn’w 148
5531 mwrpnt B 5544 mwrt zw’ntykr’k S
’
mur(3and ^ mwz’kk, mrY’rt( h ) murtazwande-karc © ob. pi. ty -
pearl ^ mwrt’jw’ndyy
TSP 2.981 n pl 8 l , Hen. BSOAS 11, 468 n 4 resurrector
5532 mwrSw B KG 544; pi. -kr' yt , KG 523
mur 6 u (z’t t mwr6w ) 5545 mwrPzwnty C => mwrt’zw’nty
’
death 5546 mwrtch B sy
BSTBL, Vim. 7, Dhu. 38; GMS 138n 1, 1143 mortc =» mrc, mrch, mwrtk ( y )
5533 mwrsty C death
murste ? © pp. TSP 22.12 •
l ', ~ z ;
'
-
-rjy . -y '..c.l.,,-
PT ; . t
5
mwrty 222
! i
murte ( mwrt'k, mwrt‘y ) © <* mrtaka © nom. ( name of a ) plant
-
ob. > y; acc. -w; voc. pi. y / ; ob. pi. y / y - - TSP 3.286; Hen. Texts. 730
4 «» myr-, mwrtk
.
5560 mwsky ( n )c( h ) => mwskysc(h )
[:
dead 5561 mwskysc(h ) B, M
fr TSP 12.20; VJ; Hen. Tales. 483.13; STi 57.18; STii
4.18, 5.13, 17; BSTi 284; C2; Frag. Len.; >y, -w, -
muskisc, muski ( n )c ( mwsky ( n )c( h ) ) ©* musa-
kustar ; Skt. musikada; Gk. mosphorbos
\
Frag. 2a 20, 23; voc. mwrt\ C2, 68 V 24; pi. wild cat
mwrtyt , C2, 54R 29; KG 524; Frag. Len .; STi
GMS 382 n 1; TSP 2.644, 3249 -kynch; Benv.
62.4, 87.20; ob. pi. mwrtyty, C2, 77 V 16
TSP n p177; Hen. Tales. 478, 24 n 12; SCE 330,
5551 mwrty d ’m C
359; Frag. Len. 32, 9, 13
murte-5am © acc.
realm of the dead
\ 5562 mwyz -C
mawez © impf . ^ mnwz- wyz-?
}
SCE 74 mwjdgd' g
5555 mwrzkzwhPk B gospel bearer
-
murzk zwane GMS 1128, 1128a
short -lived 5566 mwzty => mwzt > k
SCE 108, 390, 424, mwrzkzw' n' y 5567 mwztybrqy > C OjLw ioJJjj t
5556 mwst B muzde-(3arakya
( yy fit ) ^ mwzPk, mzdwc’q
must Gospel
( name of a )drug BSTii 895.43: C2, 54 V 13, 55R 24
TSP 3.270 5568 mxs rwc M JJJ
5557 mws B, M cry m(i )xsroc => mys rwc
mOs sixteenth day of the month
mouse GMS 257
iM
i
i!
SCE 333; BBB; SPAW 1907, 464; Frag. Len. 72 a 5569 mxwb - C
t* maxup
ill 5558 mws C
R1
1 0o )rush
? © impf .
^’xwbCy )-
is* *
*
iM musa BSTii 851.9: C 2, 12V9, 3 pi. opt. mxwbynt
\\
i Moses 5570 mxz -C C
-
j lXUt
STi 56.12; STii 62, 3; C 2, 55R 20, 22; Sund. maxaz © impf . *> >xz-, mnyz-
B AoFviii 1981 p216 OcOrise
’
' A ;..
^
rayS y
.
Hen. Date. 606n 3; loc. sg. Hen. Tales. 476, 20 n 5589 my8> kk B
P; loc. f . KG, 2058, pi. mysn( t ) me6ak ? (m > y5,k ( k )) © pi. ob. pi. -ty
lay
5573 my B - TSP 2.792; BSTBL, Vim. 52, 54, Dhu. 31, 78, pi.
mi /-e ? => myt > y
( to )close ( eyes ) Dhu. 393; STii 7.8 m' yS' k ; TSP 2.792, 7.98; Dhu.
SCE 253; 3sg. pres myt, Prolexis. 137 135; m' yS' kk * Dhu. 135
—
,
5590 my8,n M
5574 my*kcyk B, M
mayakcik ? © < Av. maye, maya
-
u v L* -
y>
mc6an ( myd’n, mydn ) © Av. mai5yana; Parth.
happy, suitable -
maSyan © ob. -y; pi. r =» mydy * n
TSP 6.5; GMS 124, 1014 middle, waist
GMS 183, 282; BBB; W-Lii; MSP b 158, 161, dl;
5575 my ,m C- t jj£
STi 38.1; STii 2.5; ob. postp. myd' ny, "amidst,
mayam © impf . ^ ym-, myms-
amongst , C2; MSP b28, myd* m Sogdica. 43.39
(to )end
"remedy"
BSTii 878.13; STSC 3.13; C2, 87R 13, 3pl. impf.
5591 myd’n C =* myShi
my' mnt
5592 myfiWy myS’ny
5576 myWnt =» ’my’mntCy )
5593 myfi’nc B
5577 my’mnty B =» ’my’mntCy ) meSanc
5578 myc => mync middle
5579 mycryn =» mcryn TSP 14.24
5580 mycy > C s’cy mycy > 5594 myS’ncy B
prymy8 me8anci
middle, mediator
5581 my8' B, M, S
me0 (my88, myy55, myd1, myS t ) ©ob. -y; pi. TSP 2.49; STii 10, 46, 47, 50, 52; GMS 1006
-t > -( > )yt =*my0, m > y82 ^ 5595 my8> ncyk B
meSancik ^ myd cyqy *
day
VJ; TSP; BSTBL; BBB; Anc. Lett., MD; Frag.
^
middle, intermediate
Len.; KG; STii; GMS 58, 990, 1662; mySS , Hen. TSP 15.7; BSTii 893.24: C2, 31V 24,- pi. -t, C2,
Tales. 469; GMS 56; myySS , BBB; pi. W-Lii; 57V 27
pi. myS ^ yt , VJ 1459; GMS 970; "days" mySt , 5596 myd cyqy * C
STi 86.16,- myd my S "every day", BSTBL, Dhu.
^
meSancikya
^ myS cyk ^
210 mediation
5582 my$ 2 S (o STii 6.37; GMS 1014
“r*
rae6 ( myd 2 ) = myt /0, nPyS2, > m > y5 5597 myS'ny B, S, M
*
thus me8ane (my8*ny, hnyS’ny ) =# m8> n
GMS 397n 1 middle, among, in, inside
-
5583 my5 =» cymy5(8 ), 8ymy8, kymyS, nyrntyS, TSP; SCE; BSTBL; Frag. Len KG 444; STii
^
my5> yt 224
10.45; Talcs. 480, 6; myS' nyyl- yh, BBB; 5610 my6 r (y) S
myd' n' y , SCE 433 mi5 r ?
5598 myS'yt B =» myS1 seal
MDii p62, 7; MDiii pl 23
5599 mydc’nw C
me 5canu /o
as
5611 my 5ry ywPk B
miBre -yute ( my5ry ywtk ) © pi. - yv
^
p yUsc** oU
..
*- ^.'.- ;^ v^ -
s«3** r ? £ .-w-it
:
;Ji j f .-v
!
* .. £•' " • . ,’-,,,.'
V
* .> .: * *' ;
’•
•
^
S’ . . • .
•
- '
••
225 myryny
5622 myn S
men ?
tijjjl J
i >3
- me ( n )c ( myc ) ©adj. suff .
GMS; BBB b9; C2
thought 5632 mynny C
MDii, mynw; Frag. Len. 61.12; VJ n p93, 499 mene © pi. ob. pi. -/ y ^ myn’ndyCy )
5623 myn - 1
( Oy> L inhabitant
C2, 54R 23, 104V8, 9; BSTii 89423, 833.9
men © < *ma /zytf - =» m > yn-
G <? )remain , dwell
BBB p97 b91; GMS 683; VJ 534, 1364; TSP; STii;
5633 mynsq C
men(i )sk ? (mynysq ) «=» myn-!
oA -
SCE 255; MD; C2; Frag. Len KG 2049; inf . resident, settler
^ BSTi 247; Gersh. JRAS 1946, 182
myn’y, TSP 12.55
- 5634 myny =* myn y }
—
tj 5624 myn 2 B, S, C
me / i /on ? (DAv. man; mainya , Pahl. menidan 5635 mynyq C JJU
(to )think , (/ <9 )decide menik ^ myn’ndyfy ) -
VJ n p90; BSTBL, Dhu. 144, 156; Frag. 2a .24; remaining
MDii B-16, 6; TSP 12.58; my/i’y, C2, 108 V10, STii 1.88
77R 15; myn' w , VJ 6, lsg. impf . ? 5636 mynysq C mynsq
-
5625 myn 3 B, M, C 5637 myr M
men
i (/ o ) resemblc
GMS 641; BBB b91; VJ n p93; C2, 31 V 15, 77V 5;
mC /ir ? (mysy )
^ myhrjmnw
sun , eleventh day of the month, Sunday
-
BSTii 895.48; MSP b48, 86, 130; C2, 3, 3 BBB 724; Hen. Orientalia. 8.95
5626 myn’br C ?
mcnaPar © OP * manya
S.
-bara
strong ?, decisive ?, resembling ?,
plenipotentionary ?
^ S. lily A 5638 myr
st. mwrt
( / o )die
-
mir © OP mariya-i <* mrya
» mwrt - - « —
f
( < jy> y~;:' J->)0-^ y
Yaghn . mfr © pt.
Lentz. STii 5.16; TSP n p228; Mack. BSOAS GMS 185, 593; AVS 104
1970, 117 5639 myrtycyk B
5627 myn mnty C mireeik
’ dying
menamande © nom .
residence TSP 6.188
C2, A V 30; acc. myn' mntw, C 2, 13 V 26, 48 V 12 5640 myry B, M yiSy
5628 myn’ndyCy) M mire (* jy myry, -myry )
yjjL t JJU
( action o f )dying
menande =» mynyq , myn 1 - TSP 2.1194
staying , remaining
BBB p 129; W-Lii; GMS 1068 5641 -myry => myry
5629 myn’ntk S 5642 myrync =» myryny
menande =» myn -
3
5643 myrynqy > C
similar mirenkya
MSP b 87 mortality
5630 myn’y B yila iJL>- 1 C2, 51V 10
mene ? ( myny ) © Parth. frmnywg 5644 myryny C
thought, decision, appearance ?, hope ? mirene © pres, part.; pi. -r =» n}myrync
Benv. TSP n pl 73; "decision ", TSP 13ii, 6; mortal
"appearance", VJ 426 & 6 tc "hope ”, S W, IIJ
4 voc. myryn\ C2, 51V9; pi. myrynyt, 57V6: BSTii
1976, 57 905.6; f . myrync, C2, 57V9: BSTii 905.9
myst’k 226
big, great ^
SCE 62, 257; GMS 396
5683 mz’yn B
mazen © Av. *hama - zaena-\ MP zen => mzyyn
armour, armoured
VJ 921; GMS 397
5684 mz’yx B =4 mz yOi )
5685 mz’yxch S
^
-
mazexc / k (mz’yxk ) © f . ch , m. -£; adj.
*
=» mz yY( h )
}
big, old
Anc. Lett. 2.40, 2.53; GMS 396, 976
5686 mz xk =» mz xch
reward
Anc. Lett. 2.48, 49; Bailey. Prolexis. 280
^
5687 mz’yxy’k S
^ S>y
i mazexyak *=> mzyxy >
5676 mz* M , S
greatness
miza ?, muza © f . nom. sg. miluz ob. ~ y
KG 328
-
*=» nymz , nmzy >
5688 mzdwc’q C
eyelash
Hen. Sogdica. 4, 1 f . n 15 S W , BSOAS 1991, 492, muzducak ©<* mwzd cq <* mwzd t }cq
)
-
muzdyi
Gospel
STii 1.96; GMS 1019
5677 mz’n - C ?u r'
UJ Jj
^ ^ -
mazan © impf .
( )confess, ( /
-^ z’n- 5689 mzyd C
mazya 5 © impf . zyd
^ -
^
C2, 51 V 20
^ acknowledge, (to )give thanks
(to )leap
BSTii 890, 55; Benv. JA 1955, 315; C2, 60 V 23
5678 mz’w -C u-3 jS" oXj 5690 mzmwr C ( err*-
^ ‘ jy j.
mazaw © impf . # ’zw mazmur © pi. -r; ob. pi. -ty
(fo )give life
psalm
BSTii 889.32: C2, 60R 32 -ru C2, 31V 17; -r / y, C2, 31V 27, BSTii 893.27,
5679 mz YYntych S 897.17; mzmwr\ STi 56.13; Sund . AoFiii 60,
^ ‘ y jjr )
^ sUI JtJXtMPvjA
JL * aU
13V 13
^^
mazexandec (nPzyYYntych ) ^RBYyntyc,
’
5691 rnzny n 5yw M { oy* ) yy fb )
Yz n >nc
)
^ ’
mazex-yarPak ©Skt. mahamati
{ Ijjj t oa /) Ota j y, 5692 mzprt C
mazpart =» mnzprt, mndzprt
*J
"00
I* na-ayat
i MDiii p61, 4 A 4R ( 5 ) futureGtgr ( yet )come )
1
» 5697 mzyn M =* mzyyn BSTBL, Dhy. 162, 237
!
l 5698 mzyx M, C ,
5709 n’> py rt (sL pyrt)
mazex (mzyy ) © pi. -t
’ / Lb i'uiLU
^mz’yy(h ), mz*yxch na -(3 yart , na -Pirt
great
unobtained, unobtainable
GMS 403, 939, 1234, 1237; BBB; W-Li 40; Hen.
BSTBL, Dhy. 391, 292; GMS 1158
iri
Cosm. 307, 1, 7; Fasts. 154.9; STii; BSTi 125;
! 5710 nMsptsrwsy M
BSTii: C 2, pi. mzyxh GMS 1249; MSP b 30,
na -spat -srose
- mzy tr , comp.
}
mazex =» mzyx -
na ayat farn -
great unfortunate
i
t Hen. Tales. 473 GMS 1156, 1654
5715 n} ,,z,yt(k ) B
i
ejijJ jJy OyXt
na -azit (e ) © Idg. L ZY *
\\
”
nonbirth , not having rebirth, unborn ?
n/N
BSTBL, Dhu. 195, 276; SCE 563
J
! -
5704 n C Aj
5716 n }p B, S
(
n nbr’trty, ndywyd , npYyqty ) © <ana ©conj.
perpos. naf (n ph ) © < Av. n a f a ©acc. -w; ob. -0)y,
}
?
' > " « •
'
- \
K S --
Vi.
' }
:
"
'
229 n’fcy*
country
-
nafcak ^ n’ pcy * 5732 n’bxt C
na - paxt /-payd ( bxt )
i
-
TSP 2.704, 3.216, BSTBL , Vim. 144; GMS not fated
1003 n 1 C2, 69V 28
5721 n pc ny B
’ ’ ,
5733 n >cr yq > C
nafcane
nasryak
local, national
Nazarct
SCE 258; GMS 1040
5722 n > pcy B, S BSTi 249
,
5734 *n,6 p >Yst (= L 6 p> Yst ) B
nafc(e ), nafci
national na -SPaxst
TSP 22.1; MDiii A13, 10; GMS 1006 not having obtained
ir
5723 n > pcy > B, S VJ 241, 243; GMS 1158
nafcya / i ( n cyh ) 5735 iPdyst C
^ n c’kh, n > fcy >
country land^ ^ ¥ yUw» l»
, na 6esat, na -dist ? ©Skt. desa
GMS 1003n 1; BSTBL, Vim. 141, 158; Bugut. unbuild, without place, unlocated
Insc. B 2.4 Sund . AI 28, 1988 pl 82
5724 n’pcy’kh B, S 5736 n >f M , C cJu* y
nafcya ( k ) naf © ob. - y; pi. -t =» n P, n > p}
country, people
people, nation
SCE 395, 565; BSTBL, Vim 101, 106; TSP 2.846;
GMS 311, 530; BSTii 881.9, 918.5: C2, 11R 20,
Bugut. Insc. B2.12; Frag. Len. 32.18; n' ficyh ,
Vim 105 12 R 7, 12V 2, 13R 22; STii 4.36, 5.39, 43; BSTi
5725 n pcyh =¥ n > pcy >
} 183
5726 n *pcyk B 5737 n*fc C
-
nafcik © pi. -t » n’fcyq
countryman, compatriot
nafc (n’Pc’k ) © pi. n' fst\ ob. pi. n' fsty =» Yw > m
nTc
TSP 2.836; BSTBL, Vim. 62 person( member of a community )
5727 n,p6>, r B jijoLy STi 25.18, 27.11; C2 gloss.; GMS 1003
naf -6ar 5738 n,fcy > C
governor, sovereign nafcya => n pcy )
,
TSP 5.4; GMS 1135 nation , country
5728 n’ph B =» n >p C2, 11R 22
'
I
nTcyq 230
i!
? -
na -yarpde, na YraPde
5758 n’krPy p'my B
incomprehensible
na -krte- pame
\
GMS 1158 9 - silver coloured
5748 n’yrpyny M Mi
na-yarPene =» L > YrPy y BSTBL, Dhy. 262
° 5759 n rPy k B
ignorant
^ ^
nakrtene GPkrPyt y, n’krty k )
GMS 1157, 1636
5749 n’Ywstw’nypttL’Ywstw’nyf ) S( M ) n’ktynyy, n’krtynch
^ ^ ^ ^ktn’k,
na-xustwanift
. if silvern
BSTBL, Dhy. 259, 260, 261
one who does not practise confession 5760 n’krPynty =* n’krPyn’k, n’ktynyy
GMS 1160 5761 n }krtk => n’krt’k
1
;• , .V? •: ''•••
’
; - i-X -.^,'V
' j' i »>;. lv
1.
*r
-
na - k (ar )tenc, nakrtcnc © f . adj. =» n’ktync,
n’krt’yn’k
silvern
MDii Nov. 4R 20
5776 n’m’k 1 B, S Al !£
name ( n’mk , n’m y , n’my 2 ) © <* namaka © pi.
-t ( h )
) — *
5768 , ,
n kt >rky h M A*
na - k (o )t -arkya ©adv. na manande
inactively dissimilar
Sogdica. 29.7 n p30; GMS 1156 SCE 12
5769 n’qtc’ ? M 5779 n’m’y => n’m’k 2
na -k (o )tca © f . adj. =* n’krtynch 5780 n m ytk B
silvern
’’ oI IOAZJ j3
famous
-
nami » n mcy, n mqyn
’
}
L5^
?
j 5809 nVkr’k B -
5820 n’w* =» nw-2
nar- kare © Khot. nala\ < Indo. nada 5821 iPwft C
actor na - waft
SCE 123; GMS 363; Bailey. Prolexis. 132 untold ( fl 0f said )
l 5810 rwyst C jJ yr j Sund. AI 28, 1988, 183
narwest © Av. urvaes-; Parth. urvista - 5822 n’wh B =» n’w
without thread
5823 n > wmykc>) B
I Sund . AI 28, 1988, 183
naumik, nomik (DOP navama => nwmyq
5811 n >s
B, M , C jlj I
ninth
nas =» n}sy(y )
TSP 3.110, 9.26; BSTBL, Vim. 186; GMS 1331
corruption , destruction , hatm
5824 n’wn B
TSP 6.14, 46, 8.138; BSTii 887.10; MSP; C2,
nawan ? © Yaghn. now © pi. n' wnnt =* n ywk }
91 R 10
5812 iPswft M river
na -suft, na -su [3d *=> swPt ( y ) BSTBL, Dhy. 325; GMS 1031
notborcd , notpicrced 5825 n’wsrSyc M, S ( J y~ y Jjl oU
i
Hen. Talcs. 467.55 nau -sar5i / cc © Khwar. ndwsarci
5813 n }sy(y) M .>Lj first month of the year
nas(e ) ^ n
corruption
^ Hen. JRAS 1945, 149.2, 151.15; GMS 1275; MDii
A 4R 4
Yrywn' sy, "self corruption"; BBB 546; MSP bl 78 5826 rPwPy ? B =* nsm ( y )
5814 n’snyCh ) M 5827 nVts M
nasne -^ -
j
rolling, turning
- -
nau tas, no tas ( nwts- ) => nwtsmyq
e* jy
nineteen
GMS 266, 1068; Hen. BSOAS 12, 312, 112
Sogdica. p46.7
5815 n’st B - VIPJI 5828 iPwy npy n’wy s’w}nc m > y
nast © pt. st. =4 nys- \ n stk, nst-
(to )corrupt
’ 5829 nNvyn’ncyk M
GMS 109, 830 na - wenancik =» wyn ncyk }
invisible
5816 n *stk B JU< l3 i
^ lji - 0
>
^ 1J
GMS 1156
naste © pp. =» nys-\ n’st - 5830 ipwy sWnc m’y S
spoiled , destroyed y oL
1
BSTBL, Vim. 50 naw swanc max ? (n’wy m > y ) ^ nw’y
\
5817 n yrywzy C(S ) new moon
^
na -sirxoze © ob. pi. -ty
<<
MDii pi 17.15 n pl 21f
enemy( not friend ) 5831 n * wyt C =* n wyyt}
STi 31.19
5818 n’w C
5832 nNvyyt M
na-wit (n’wyt )
(o
-
k li i Jj -btj
naw (nVh ) © OP nav- © ob. - y =» nw-3 invisible
ship GMS 1158; Hen. Tales. 473; Sund. AI 28, 1988,
SCE 539; VJ 63*; BSTii 893.23; ob. nVy, STi 79.4; 183
nwy, BSTii 879.6, 8: C2, 31 V 23, 87V6, 8 5833 nNvzyCy ) M
5819 nV -M, S naw(a )ze © Parth. ndwdz =» n w, nw*z }
.
BSTii: C2, 40R 21, 61R 20; Benv JA 1955, 324 3sg. pres. n* zt , TSP 2.292; Hen. Texts. 718; S W,
5835 n’xwp M .
JJ <0 ^1 UU BSOAS 1983, 43
H
it
'
-
na xup 5847 n’z’kk S( AL ) =* n'zwk( )
,
r
not good
GMS 1156
5848 n’z’ntk B
nazande
-
e U>-
^
< < jb
delicate, dear
^
no, not VJ 64, 1387; GMS 978; Gersh. JNES 1965, 183;
Anc. Lett. 3.4; Notesiii 235 n' z' kk , Anc. Lett. 4.3
t' 5851 iPzyny C
5839 ny C, S
K!
nay ? ©adv.; interj. =» nys
jlA i (
(/ o )take
^ nflnty, MDii; Hen. BSOAS 1965, 248
'
»Jy
* .:’V-
235 nfryyn
t counselling -
nfit' k * zytk "moisture born ”, BSTBL, Vaj. 3
TSP 13.8; Hen. Texts. 715 5874 nptcKh) S(M )
5860 np r’kh B, S
^ OJJILA iOjj L -- naftca © <* naftdca\ Av. napta\ Khwar. nftc
nipera ( k )
^ np’ yr- © f . adj. =» nftt
counselling moist
Frag. Len. 36.4, 81.3; TSP 2.53; Hen. Texts. 715; GMS 1272; BBB 486; Sogdica. 64.13, nptc' z' y
GMS 676 5875 nptk =» nPPk
\
5861 np*yrtk S 5876 npty (y ) M
niperte
planned
jb J i
napde © Pahl. naft =* nftt , npt }k
moist
^ ^
Sund . MHC 25 BBB f 59, 491, 500
5862 npy- B 5877 npyr- M 0- £
5
napy ? © <nYwft ©acc. w; ob. - y =» nywp-, - «
niPer © impf . nyftyr ? => nPyr t -, np > yr -
}
nyp -
excellent
( / <? )counseI
GMS 536, MSP b 176; AVS 104
*
I
5891 nyW C =» ny>6> 5902 ny > ws - B, M, S
i 5892 nyW M LtflaJ < IPJ "
( « j>>
\
-
niyaSa ( ny’dO ©*ni gadaka © f . n. niyos (nyws-, nyyws ) © <* ni gausa-; Parth.
-
s -
L'•
-
>
time, moment
^ niyosakt ( nys’kt ) ©ob. pL; pi. ~ ry =* nyws k }
\
GMS 1144, 1155; TSP 22.2, 10; BSTBL, Dhy. 361; Auditors
: STi 62.3; STii 2.9, 3.58, 5.33, 4.28; BSTii; C2 Hen. JRAS 1944, 138.48, 60; Frag. Len. 120.6; KG
gloss.; Frag. Len. 32.6 pi 85-6; MSP b93, 94, 57 e24
5894 ny’mk S 5904 ny’wiPky’kh M, S \Sy
f niyosakya ( k ) ( nyws'kyh )
niyame ( ny’my ) =» n > ny my , trnytoy
)
Hi
,1
1
-
> zy rs-)
0o )knock down
BSTBL, Dhu. 179
5906 ny}y B -
!
TSP 7.33 apud. Hen. Texts. 733; BSTBL, Dhy. znixay © <* ni - xwahaya ^ nxw’y-, nyw y-
}
^ v;
•
.
’
-A
237 nywst -
5909 nynp’k S yd . 5923 nysn (h ) B
nayn- pak
baker
-^ nynwp’c niyasn ? =* prysnh
mark , sigh
MDiii TSP 5.25; BSTBL, Dhy. 50; pi. nYsnth , Frag. Len.
24.1
5910 nynwp c M ’
naynupac =» nynp k } 5924 nysy’krCw ) S
baker naxsire
Hen. Tales. 486.21 wild goat
MDii B- 3, 10; nYsyr erm, naxsir - carm, MDiii
5911 nyr ^y B - \ jyxs~+ y
dress, garment
Schwartz. STSC pl 44, 134.33
TSP 7, 21, 1327, 21i 9; BBB; Tales. 478, 480;
5920 nys kt M => nyNri kt
^
}
BSOAS 12, 307.15; GMS 676, 1030; STi 16.9;
5921 nys’yrOi) B BSTii 843.25, 903.6; C2, 56 R 26, 68 R 25; pi.
naxsir © / skar -% Yaghn. naxsir © pi. -t
"
nYwdnty Sund. AoFviii 1981, 25R 7 p 191; C2,
=» nysyr, nxsyr 57R 6; nYwSn\ GMS 974; nYwSnw , MDii p205
wild beast
VJ 949, 1062, 1371; SCE 40; TSP 9.44, 13ii 13,
-
5931 nywnt =» nyhvnt-
5932 nywnty C
2.156, 641, 682, 11% BSTBL, Vim. 144,- Frag.
niyunde
Len. 92.7; O1 11; nYPyYth, VJ 1509 ^ nyNvnPk
covering, garment
5922 nys’yr sk >rk B LTTJ STi 5.9; GMS 963
naxsir skare
hunter 5933 nywst - M
SCE 225, 361 niyust © pt. inf . - yh -^ ny’wnt -
nywst'k 238
239 nnrnyy
( t o )refuse ) salt
Benv. BSAOS 30, 1967, 505f ; GMS 818 A (used in GMS 1053; TSP 19.8; Bailey. BSOAS 1975, 54
5974 nm,n’k ( w) B, M, S
mM - opt. nm )( } )y \ Anc. Lett. 3.11; TSP 3242, 247;
5963 *nm
VJ; BSTii: C 2 gloss.; Frag. Len.; MDii
- J
M cP£ y lO* £ yy &xJ
nimane, nimanak ( u )
repentance
}
-
^ nm’ny, nm nyy
nam VJ; TSP; GMS 1061; Tales. 467.29; Frag. Len.
^ nmy ^, nmsy^ Ch ), nmPtk ^k , nmy, nynPn
(to )despise 86.4, 46.5; nm' n' kw , TSP 2.8, 573; VJ 446,
Hen . BSOAS 10, 102; BBB 59 ftmWw, VJ 470
5964 nmMy B =» nm -1 5975 nm’n’w B nm’n’kCw )
5976 ,
nIn nq
, ,
qy =» nm nyqrqy )
5965 nm1 B -C OJIAIO <>
^
nama 5977 nm nkyn M
’ nm’nyqyn
despised , abused 5978 nin ny B, M, C
SCE 374; ob. nmy , TSP n 224.9
’
niman -(e ) © Khot. nimdna © voc. abl . - n’; acc.
^ - -
5966 nrn’e M, C, B ( uy~* I i \ jZ> \ c jL*J nw ^ nm’nyy, nm’n’kCw )
-
namac ©acc. -w, ob. y ^ nm’cyw penitence, repentance
homage, reverence, prayer GMS 676; BBB p92; TSP 5.107; STi 41.2; BSTii:
GMS 1000; BBB; Tales. 469.36; STi 33.10; STii C2, 31V 3, 102R 20; Frag. Len. 44.6, 106.1;
3.58, 4.6, 6.30; BSTi 98; BSTii: C2; Frag. Len,, nm )n y , VJ 592; nm )n )w , VJ 470
)
Sund. KG p!85
TSP 3.242, 247, 6.116; A VS 91 6001 nmsy,k ( h ) M , S
namsyak © <* nams- © ob. - y => *nm -2
-
5988 nnPy * M , C c P O j U a3 <
^J j b ( /ee/ / /zg )despised , humiliated
»
-
nimay © <* ni maya- ©impf . nym' y =» nm ny > )
4*nm
2
- abusive
abused , slandered SCE 447, 245; GMS 1074
TSP 5.116, 7.110, 113; SCE 164, 128, 411; Hen. 6004 nmt’k S( MD ) =4 nmt
•
f LW 102
\ 6005 nmt’tkry =» nmtItkr > k
5991 nmywn’k B => nmy)wn )y
5992 nmywnqy > C ' 6006 nmy B
namyonakya nam(e ) =^ *nm-2
abuse, slander abuse
STii 621 TSP 12.9 n p224; Frag. Len. 43.5
5993 nmywny nmy>wn >y 6007 nmy’k M
5994 nmp C namyak (nmy}q ) => *nm -2
abuse, contempt, despise
-
namp / b © nom. y =* nmb, nnp k }
STii 125, 6.11; BSTii; C2, 5V 30, 66V 14, 104 V4,
5995 nmr B, M
N 5
i.
241 npVS-
6010 nmyzysn M
-
6009 nmy6k >ynch 4 nm’Sk’ynch GMS 257; TSP 3.198, 7.75, 15.16; MDii p205;
MDiii pi 24; npyYst ?, MDii B5 (14/15); perf . \
nimSzisn © < Parth. MP nimezisn -
npyYZtwd' r * MDii p205; AVS 125
6020 nny M, S
nipaxst ( npyyst ) © pt. st. & pp. np yst ,
^ ’ -
(V
' fV) jZ npxsty, np’yStk , npystk
-
nanai * nn6P) mbn
Nanai(a goddess )
(fo )write, writing
Anc. Lett. 2.29, 3.26, 5.32; KG 390; MSP clO, 11,
Hen. Sogdica. p7; BSOAS 28, 1965, 252 n 67 np } xstw; Frye 21, npxsty
•
021 ufyit B, S - .*
Cr^ y -
6033 np’yS B, C
( > )
nipaxst np St ? © pt. st.; inf . -y; np'YstwS' r,
perf . st. *4 np> ys-, npxst-, np,xst-(y )
nipe6 ( npy6- ) © <*ni ~ padaya\ Av. ni paidya,
Pahl. nibay-, nibastan =4 nyp5-, np>st-
-
np*yk
(/ 0 )lay
GMS 595; VJ 1138; Sund. AoFiii 79, AoFviii
1981, 28R 7 pi 99, 28 V 1 p200; AVS 78
6034 np’yk B, M
nipe / ik © Parth. nbyg\ Pahl. nibeg © pi. ~ f ; ob.
pi. -ty =* npyk
book
TSP 1626; BSTBL, Dhu . 177, Intox. 37; Hen.
Mittelir. 94; KG 388; np' ykty , KG 345, 406
-
6035 np’ys B, S
-
-
-
nipes © <*nz paisa © inf . - } y , kw\ impf .
nypys =^ npys , np > yst , nypys -
ir-'- y
-
-
6045 npyk M
book, writing
1
GMS 303, 597; impf . nypys, STi 30.1; MDii; Anc
Lett.; CII 1990 C3
6048 npysny C
242
ty
•
—
primordial
6041 npxst- M, C CII 1990 G4 n p67
-
nipaxst © <*/zz pixsta © pt. st. =4 np ys-t }
-*
j y
6056 nrmNv’nt B -
jU t y L*
p
S'
nsk ’rt
243
GMS 526, 1399; Sogdica. p 4.11; Frag. Len. 84a 8 (to )put down
6061 nrystr C = n + rystr =* n -, rystr
6062 nrysnxpyyy M
( f j** sjiu ?
-
jOAJi v i
— TSP 22.18 n p235; Schwartz. STSC 140 "to be
aborted"
6073 ns yS
’ -5 ©B*Sni sadaya
, jails’
*
J?
nar ( i )snax =^ nr ysp yz5
}
nist ?
(/ tf )stay, (r <? )dwell GcOcut in pieces
Benv. JA 1955, 310; nsty , STii 1.18; BSTi 167; VJ 1105
nsc\ BSTii: C2, 87R 12 6080 nsk rt B, S
’
6070 nst*wy C nis- kart ( nsqrt ) =» nskrt
, £ kl <wjljs
j « < JWMJ
*
6118 nwHSy k B
^
^
6108 nw rqy ’ C
nawakar (a )kya
ni - we6ene =^ nwy6m >
inviting
renovation, renewal TSP 14.23, 25
Sund . AoFviii 1981 pl 79, 21 R 22
6119 nw’ySyiPk *nkwst B
6109 nw’k ( w ) B, S y niwe 5cne -angust
nawak ( u ) © Parth. nawdg =* nwyy , nw )y\
index finger
nwy( t )
TSP 14.25
new
6120 nw st - B
BSTBL, Dhu . 232; Sund. KG 608; MSP bl 96
6110 nw ^nwt M
^
ni - wist ( nwyst - ) © Parth. nwystg © pt. st.
nw ’yS - , nwysty
nu -anut nwtOi ) ^
^ (ro )invite
helpless
BSTBL, Dhy . 8 l; AVS 115
Hen . Talcs. 480.9
*
6121 nw^znk ’n B <3 b <3
6111 nwVst - B J>U
nawa - zangan
ni - warst © pt . st .; inf . - y ^nw’rtCy ) ninefold
0o )incite
TSP 2.241; AVS 111 TSP 3.163, 166, 6.178.183
6112 nw >rt ( y ) M 6122 nwp ? B ( Uy-
niwart (e ) =* nw rst - , nwrtyy , nwrt -
} n / zuP ? ( zwP ? )
provocation noise
BBB p82, 679 b9; GMS 676; STii 8.7, zwV/ y; Hen. Benv . TSP 1323 n p228; zwfi , apud . Hen .
Texts. 718 6123 nwbry > C
6113 nw ’scyVk B A • Lili
naw - parya © f . n. 4nw-
nu -acyane navigation
unfitting, unworthy BSTii 892.24; Benv. JA 1959, 131; C2, 31 R 24
VJ 1096; GMS 1161 6124 nwpznyy M
6114 nw > t B nu - 3azne © acc. - pznw
>> shameless
nawat
ninety BBB b 95; GMS 1161
V
nwc 246
Noah ^ nwhrtCy )
BSTii 905.17; C2, 57 V17 (ro )move, (ro )go around
6133 nwk B *
^
jlitL* 5 y
6146 nwrtyy M $ jy
-
jJL j*
-
EGSii 156; GMS 1120; y, Anc. Lett. 2.34 6149 nwryz B
6136 nwqr C nwkr - -
nu rez(e ) ( nwryz ) ©ob. pi. y ? =^ nwryjy
dislike, unwillingness, disinclination
6137 nwnPy B, S
r* TSP 9.122; BSTii 910.52; Benv. JA 1955, 319; C2,
nawml, nomi =* nwmyq 61V 22
ninth
TSP 2.332; GMS 1096, 1331; CII 1990 B10 6150 nwryz C =» nwryz
6138 nwm ( h ) M, C, S 6151 nwryzqyn C JiLr dyX >i
i jyfe
num, nom ©Gk. nomos © nom. ob. y; pi. 1 - - nu -rezken ©adj. pi. r -
law, canon unwilling disinclined
,
STii 1.36 etc.; STi 84.17; BSTii: C2 gloss.; BBB BSTii 875.10; C2, 22V 10
746; GMS 1635; KG 486; MSP; Sund. AoFviii 6152 nws}cy M
1981 p216 -
nu sace ©<* nu - sacaka
6139 nwmyq M, C unsuitable
r* 5
nawmik, nu /omik ( nwmyk )
^ n ^ wmyk
05 GMS 1161; BBB 660, 663, nwws' cy( h ), Gersh.
ninth AHM 257
nwy ( h)
247
6154 nwsJ ? B
zws ? => zws GMS 1273; W-Li 62, 76; BBB b99 f 83; Hen.
falcon BSOAS 12, 307.19; STi; Sund. AoFviiii 1981,
SCE 226.359; TSP 2.278 31 V3; STii 6.44; BSTii: C2 gloss, nwsc zw' niy )
6155 nws tr B
” ’-
6165 nw,syw y ? B =» nsyw’y-, nysyw’y-
nosatar © <*anos-d6 ur 6166 nwsk S( AL ) =» nws k }
nosik
niweSma (nwydm’, nwy5mh ) ©<*nivaid md -
eternal => nw’y5-, nwysty
Vim. 118, BSTBL; GMS 994 invitation
BBB p98 c 43; GMS 676, 1078; BSTii 884.17; C 2,
6163 nwsp’mh S
48 V 20; BSTBL, Vim. 121
nos- pam
6179 nwy 6 mh =* nwySm’
-
sweet coloured
6180 nwy ( h ) S, M, C => nw’y1
Sogdica. 7.18
nwykr(h ) 248
—
17V1
6193 nxwJy M
—- -
OJ ~>£ <J*£ $ Jo
I
0o )take
GMS 171, 539; Gersh. IF 1970, 305; SCE 36; TSP; ^ ny kyn, ny*zkyn, ny >z > wt
’ ^
needy
VJ 1021; MD; Sund. MSP p49; C2 gloss.; Frag.
Len.; BBB b82 f 57; A VS 127
TSP 2.1179; VJ 49, 78, 123; BSTBL, Vim. 160;
-—
SCE 70, 428; STi 75.14
6210 ny’scPr =» ny’dY - 6223 ny qyn C =» ny >zk, yn
6211 ny’t ^
6224 ny’zkyn ^ ny > zk ) yn
-
niyat ©<* ni yata; Yaghn. nota © pt.
, su perf.
- -
ny' tS' r - «=» ny > d r , nyJs , ny*t - 6225 ny *zng C
nyazang
jJak&tA
( to )take ^ ny nk
^
GMS 539, 879; AVS 127 different
6212 nyVy B, S STii 5.33; GMS 1082
niyate ( ny > tk , ny tyy ) © pp pi. -/ 6226 ny’zngstr M
^ w^nyHk,
}
^ nya -zangstar
Sywny’ty, ny*Pk
taken more different
TSP 5.12, 7.59; BBB; Sogdica. 60.3; TSP 2.36; CII GMS 1288
1990 F12 6227 ny’zwr B nyzJwr
-
6213 ny > t8> r =* nyWr - 6228 nyc‘ B
6214 ny *tk =» ny > t > y nec ©<* nahika; Khwar. n' c\ Yaghn. nays
6215 ny *tyy M => ny }t } y =» nycptrwysty
6216 nyNvS B, S L nose, nostril
(a )nyo8 ? SCE 85; TSP 2.1093 n pl 83; GMS 247
according to 6229 nyc* C
TSP 6.119, 130, 12.14; MDii B-4R 16; >n?w6 , nec =* ny5cw
TSP 2.1177 nothing
6217 ny wr M
} BSTii 848.54; Benv. JA 1955, 327; C 2, 69V 20
niyawar © <anya- yawar ny wr
before, formerlyGz / other times )
-^ ’ 6230 nyeptrwysty B
nec- patruxste =* nycl
<13
6232 ny8- B, M, S
-
nl 5 ( nyd - ) © <* ni-hida , Shad , Khwar. nyd , - SGI 1986, 412- 3
Yaghn. nid , nisla © impf . nyS - =» nyst- 6243 ny5k S
( ro )sit down ne8e ©* naida- ka =^ ny8* k, ny8 y 2 }
nothing
nlywend © impf .
^ ny’wnt-
OeOdress
-
SCE 397; TSP 2.175; S W , SGI 1986, 412 3 STii 5.27; GMS 626; AVS 78
6240 nySp’yz B - 6252 nyyy’kh S t
-
ni-8|3ez © inf . -y nlxyak ^ iC*3>
0o)kindle, GcOinflame
attention , deepness
BSTBL, Dhy. 67; Benv. JA 1955, 393
^_
Sogdica. 4.2
6241 nySpnwk M
niSPnOk ? =^ pr8Pn
0 j
-
6253 nyjt =4 nyjyt-
damage
6254 nyj( y ) - M
niz, nizay ©<*niz( a ) ya-\ Yaghn. niz\ <* nis-ay-
BBB 588; GMS 978
=» nyz-, nyz-, nyzy-, nyz}y-, nyzy -
6242 ny8cw B, S
ne8cu © Av. neSa-cim =4 ny8Jycw, nyc2
0^ )go out
BBB; W-Lii; GMS 66, 198, 568 n 1; AVS 138, 94
nothing
VJ 23c, 8d; TSP 9.139, 15.23; BSTBL, Vim. 178, 6255 nyjyny M l <3 olii
251 nymyBw y
^
nizene © pi. -t ^ nyz'yn'y GMS 626; Hen. Tales. 467.35; AVS 91
emanating 6268 nym’yS B, M, S yJ tfL*
GMS 895, 1249 nimcS ( nymyS, nymyS, -my 6 )
6256 nyjyt - M jU - to it , to this
TSP 2.436 "in this"; GMS 1404, I 486; BBB b88;
niz (
(i )t nyzt -
-, nyjt ) ©<* nizita © pt. st.
- -
=* nyzt , nyzyt , nzt - MD
( to )go out 6269 nymn’y B =$ V nymz’y
GMS 539n 1, 568; BBB, pl 30 6270 nym nym M r'r
6257 nyk B nem -nem
nek © MP nek <* naiba- ka- half and half
good GMS 1633
TSP 27.3ii , 3, Frag. Len. 44.11 6271 nyms- B
6258 nykr’n B - -
ni - yams © inf . ' yt V
nikran ( nyky n ) ©*niz Av. karan
^ - ( to ) be caught
apart , apart from , outside, except VJ p 219; Hen. Texts. 715; TSP 2.858, 6.147; AVS
BSTBL, Dhy. 122, 158; TSP 2.866, 6.67; GMS 74
1148, 111; nykr' nw, Vim. 133 6272 nymt - M, C
6259 nykyr n B, M =*
}
nykr > n ni-yamt , nimt ? ©<*ni - yamt © pt. st.
( ro ) be caught
6260 nym S
ncm © Av. naema => nymy( y ) GMS 539.4; AVS 74, 101
‘ J* /
half 6273 nymty M, C <3
MDii; Anc. Lett. 4.4, 5.25; GMS 81, nim niyamte © pp.; pi. -f
6261 nynPk 1 S =» nymy( y ) caught
6262 nymV B GMS 835; STi 79.6, 78.13; BSTii 829.1: C2 gloss.
nime © <*nimaka 6274 nymy S
lower, innferior nemc => nym , nymy( y )
TSP 3.177 n pl 97; Mack. BSOAS 33.119 half
6263 nym’n B MDii p 206, MDiii pl 24; CII 1990 B 4 E 18
niman © ob. pi. -ty =» *nm - 2 6275 nymyS M, S => nym ’yS
haughty , contemptuous 6276 nymyScyk M
GMS 291; SCE 370; TSP 5.61; BSTBL, Vim. 164 nem - meOcik
6264 nynPntCy ) B J*. meridian
nimand ( eVnimandi GMS 81, 1014; BBB d 3
these, to these
6277 nymyS(h ) M, S
TSP; GMS 1501 nemeO, nem -me0 ^ nymyGwMy
6265 nym’ntyh B y* y south, noon
nimandya => *nm - 2 GMS 81; BBB p69; W -Lii 546.13; MDii p206
contempt
6278 nymyS kyr’n M
SCE 75; TSP 5.52, 72; GMS 291
nemeG-kiran =^ kyrJn
6266 nynPwS B - south
ni - moS © <* ni-maud -
BBB p 99 d 3; GMS 81
0o )lament ?
6279 nymyOw’dy C
BSTBL, Dhu. 296
nem -me9- wa 5e =* kyr n }
nirpan , nirvana
Nirvana
6300 nyst -
nist © pt. st. =» ny5-, nst-
( / o )sit down
1
( Oy^0
—
jjy) jr
6287 nyrp’ncyk B
GMS 586; BBB 754
nirPan -cik
( related rcONirvana 6301 nysPwy C
VJ; TSP 16.2a, BSTBL, Dhy. 366 nestawe © acc. -w =^ nst > wy
6288 nyrfip’k B ( Jj& r
perdition
pe p
nir 6 ? nyr5 y © Khwar. Srmcyk ,
( (> )
) BSTii: C2, 24V 7
<* ni -drdma ka ? - 6302 nystJy B, S
scorpion niste, niste ( nystk ) © Yaghn. nista © pp.; pi. -t
1 1
SCE 118, 327; TSP 3.85, 6.9; GMS A 466 =*nystch, nsty, nysty , ny6) y
6289 nyr5p( >)y =* nyrSp sitting, seated
6290 nyrq M => nyrk (> )
^ SCE 40; O3 112; BSTBL, Dhy. 245, 252, 362; KG
6291 nyrk (,) B, M
475; TSP 7.13; VJ 1259; Frag. Len. 71.12, 84a
y
10
nirk ( nyrq ) ©<*naryaka
male 6303 nyst pw- nyst, pw-
253 -
nyst8>r
6304 nystch B A •
6317 nyskNv M- JJ l
nis( t )ca ( nscO © f . pp. =4 nysPy, nsty niskaw ( nysq’w- ) © pres. & impf . =4 nysqwyt -,
seated t . nysqwyd’r-, nsk ) w-
VJ 324, 790 ( t o )take out, (ro )remove
6305 nystk =4 nysPy , nysty
1 BSTii: C2 gloss.; impf . Hen. JRAS 1944, 138.18;
Frag. Len. 89.7; inf . pres. Frag. Len. 40.1; GMS
6306 nyst kwn -= 4 nyst, wn-1, kwn - 626; MSP bll 9; AVS 81
6307 nystt =4 nyst
6308 nystw B =4 nysty1
6318 nysq }w -C =4 nysk > w-
6319 nysqr’n C « J
6309 nyst wn
1
-= 4 nyst, wn 1, kwn- - (
niskran nyskyPn )
£
6310 nysty B, M A •
out( o f )
niste ( nystk ) © pp. =4 nsty, nysPy STi 4.8, 10.8; Benv. JA 1943-5; Sund. AoFiii 84.8;
sitting MSP b57
VJ 1259, 1424; TSP 7.13; Hen. Tales. 481.38; STi
6320 nyskrt B
31.13,- STii 4, 19
niskart ( nysqrt ) =4 nskrt
6311 nysty1 B, C explanation
nest (i ) TSP 16.25, 26, 27, 30; STii 5.26; GMS 678
is not
i
’
6321 nysqrt C =4 nyskrt
TSP 16.32; BSTi 85.101
•
•
STi 19.15; GMS 434 BBB; GMS 1464; TSP; nyw' nty, Hen. Tales.
6331 nysty C 486.16; BSTBL p 117
niste =* nyst-, nsty 6343 nyw}y8 B
niweS
0 • ‘ jl *
;
spoiled , destroyed
to it, for it r
apud. Sund. AoFi 253.6
GMS 1404, 1457; TSP; BSTBL, Dhy. 80
6332 nysty- M, C, S
- ^ ^
JJB >- to* J y j»
nistay ©<*ni staya; OP nistaya; Vsta => nsty-
6344 nyw S B
^-
niwe8 © impf . ^ nw' yS-
itj} £O
^
(ro )order , ( to )fix, ( / announce
GMS 561, 677, 1605; BSTii 88.13, 873.12; impf .
( to )invite, (to )request
BSTBL, Dhy. 181
nysty , C2 gloss.
6333 nystyHy C
nistayate © pp.; nom. nt . -tw ^ nysPt-
-
< © jJ a.sb
6345 *nywq
6346 nywqst C
nywqst
—
STii 5.31; Benv. JA 1959, 127
nyu © <anyam © acc.
other
^nyw, ny- 6355 nyz B, S ( oy* yy y ) y* jojyi
*
GMS 85, 1194; STi 43.10; BSTii 877.1, 897.89; CII niz ( nyz- ) © <* nizya © impf . nyz =# nyj(y )-,
1990 p84 nyz-, nyz'y-
6342 nywJnt B, M >-{ j < 0 f 4
(re? )go out
O I l a i iJ I
niwand
^ ^^ J
passion, anger
6359 nyzMwr B =* nyz>wr
GMS 677,- BBB 537; SCE 305, 117; TSP 2.37, 310,
6360 nyz’mnt =» nyzhnnty
’ 10.20
6361 ’
nyz mnty C 6372 nyzbJny C =4 nyzP’ny ( y )
-
niz-amande (nyz> mnt > ) © abl. t\ acc. -rw; gen.
6373 nyzp’ny (y ) M AALSU- ijy*
- ty nyzyWnt'k
^
exit , departure, death
nizpande ? (nyzb’ny ) © acc. num. v. nK, pi. -r , - *
^
nezapaSya ? © < Av. naeza+ paS ? humility, humbleness
kin, compatriot GMS 27; BSTii 888.10, 892.11, 909.26: C2 gloss.
STSC 49 Add. 152 6376 nyznt C
6365 nyzY B, M nizand ^ nyzhit
nizar (nyz*r ) modest , humble
pain , hardship BSTii 826.5: C2, 94R 5
VJ 310, 320,- nyz* r > VJ 795 6377 nyznty > C =» nyzndy’
6366 nyz*wr B, M, C < jl it
6378 nyznymyc C <f Jejfy) <
^4
»
nizawar ? nyz wr, ny’zwr © ob. -y; ob. pi. ty
( * ) - ^
niz(a )nemec © pi. - myst =* nyzn -
weak , powerless natural, ( o / )nature
VJ 122, 545;«6CE 18; TSP 2.113; BSTBL; STii
BSTii 893.16; Benv. JA 1959, 13a ,- pi. nyznymyst ,
5.14, 16; BSTii: C2 gloss.; Sund. AoFviii 1981,
24 V 5 pl 89 C 2, 31 V 16
6367 nyz'wrstr M 6379 nyzt- B
niz(i )t - ( nyzt- ) © <*ni- zita © pt. st. =» nyzyt-,
nizawar- star © pi. t - nyjyt -
weaker
( to )go out
GMS 1243, 1288, 1148
GMS 779, 539n 1; VJ 278, 133; nizt , STi 75.16;
6368 nyz*y -
B, S
C 2 glossy BSTi; AVS 138
nizay (nyz’y-) ©<*nizaya- <* nis-ay ©impf.
n. =* nyzy-, nyj( y )-, nyzy-, nyz-
6380 nyzt - C =* nyzt-, nyjyt-
6381 nyztMk B =* zynPk
Go )get out, (to )go out
GMS 264, 568.; TSP; VJ; BSTBL pi 17; SCE 93, 6382 nyzt *k B =* zynPk
215, 283, 327, 384; AVS 94, impf . VJ 349, etc. 6383 nyzt’k B
-
6369 nyz’y =» nyz> y- niz(i )te ( nyzty, nyztk ) © pp.
1
nyztk 256
VJ; TSP; SCE 116; BSTBL, Dhy. 3; BBB; STii pa 5e ^ p’S’k 1, p’d’y1, p5yk
4.38; BSTii: C 2 gloss. p d / St , VJ 246, 804, 970,
’ foot, step
1265 BSTBL, Dhy. 284
6415 p’d’ C
pa 5a © in compd. =*syp’d’, p’5 — T 6426 p’8r B, M
pa 0r, pas © < Av. paOra => p’r5, p’s1
cr'r ‘f -
leg respect, honour
BSTii 890.35; C 2 pl 3260V3 GMS 440; SCE 544; BSTBL, Dhy. 8, 129; Sogdica.
6416 p’S’k1 B, S 'oik jli 25221
pa 5e (p,5’k ) =$> p’5k , p’S’y1, p’5 6427 -p’Sw B L*
foot, leg pa 6( u ) © in compd.
TSP 2.36, 7.60, 165, 9.3; BSTBL, Dhy. 35; KG 373;
^ c’rS’p’Sw, cyr6p’6w
foot
Frag. Len. -w, 37.4
GMS 111, 440
6417 p’S’k1 B
6428 p’dy C *=» p’Sy1
pa§k (a ) ? =* p8k’ '
6429 p’Sy1 B, M
law
pa 5e ( p’dy, p’5yy ) © pi. -t ; ob. pi. ty; n. adv.
-
VJ 54b n p92 1
GcOhaste
-
paGfar ©*upa &war ~ ©impf . ^ pSp’r-
——
i
’L
Anc. Lett. 3.21; MDii p 59.8
6431 p’8y kwst B
^
pa6e-ankust ’nkwstOi )
toe
^
t*
TSP 13.28
BSTBL, Dhy. 29, 31, 32; p' Syk' nkwsth , Dhy. 21
6422 p>88 B, M, S
6432 p’Syy M =* p’Sy1
pa0 ©Skt. path•, Yaghn. pat\ Oss. fat\ Rosn. paO
6433 p yk B
© ob. pi. -ty 2
^ p’0, p’S’y , pWk ^ S 1
j*>•)
arrow paSik
^ p’ ’k 5yk
, p
( related t o )foot
TSP 2.281, 1050, 1067; VJ 251n p93; Sogdica.
BSTBL, Dhy. 21
39.13, 40 Add.; MDii p206; Bailey. Asica. 11;
Benv. Et. Oss. 47 6434 p’y’wn - B
6423 p’SS’k B
paxon , paxwan © impf .
^’pywn-
pa 0e ^ p’65, p’S’y 2 Go )call
VJ 207
arrow
pVwnt- 258
,
6435 pVwnt -B 6446 p' myVy =* p m)ytk
payund © impf .
( ro )reveal
^py’wnt- 6447 pJmytk =» pWytk
6448 p >n C
TSP 6.83; Sund. MHC 25V4 f / pan © MP xw' n
6436 p}ysynt S( M ) table
paxsend ? © pi. ? STi 49.1; BBB p87.750; GMS 235
counsellor )?
^. 483.5 n 6449 pWsCy) B - UiJ' ff
Hen. Tales
6437 p sVny ? S
1 panas, panes © impf . =4 pn ) ys- -
^
paxs( n )e ?
(/ <? )!ose
TSP 12.46 n p225
monk ?, ( ro )retreat ? ,
6450 p n > w5> k B, S $ jf
MDii A -9R 3 p96, 1; Gersh. Advice. p86, impf .
j
‘ djr
opt. of pxsn-
(
SJJ
( p’nwSyh )
6438 p’ysy B sprout, shoot , manner, custom ?
paxs( e ) ? ( pysy:) =» pys( h )
BSTBL, Dhu. 39, 164; Hen. Sogdica. 16.17b n
butcher pi 9; p' nwS' kPy , Frag. Len. 38.11, 18, 20; 53.1;
TSP 2.232 "part of a tree", apud. S W , BSOAS 1981, 234
6439 p’ywcCh ) B cif.y 6451 p’nwSyh M p n > w6 k ) )
pax / yuc
6452 pV B, M, S
ornate
par ^ p’rwty , p )
SCE 451
but , for, because
6440 p> ywy8 - S GMS 118, 358; MDii; S W, C2 pl 83
paywid © f * gaud - *apa- gudya-
\ © impf . pass.
6453 p>r’ S
st. = *5 pywy6
^ - par (p’rh )
( ro )appear
loan
KG 470; S W , Appd. 3.2.4
Anc. Lett. 2.30; Hen. BSOAS 12, 607 n 2; Anc.
6441 p’krtyh B
-
pa k (a )rte ©<*apa- krtya- Lett. 1.9, p' nh ?
not done, nonaction
VJ 192; GMS 1163
6454 PV 3
C
par ©Gk. koros
y t y ) g\A -IJ
JJ
‘ ur.k,
’’ - .
6463 p r yc B C, S
parec ( p > ryc ) © impf.
pars
Persia
( ro )leave STii 329; BSTii 872.3: C2, 1R6
VJ 1037; MDii; Karab. Insc.; C2 gloss.; CII 1990 6476 pYs NvPq C
E9 ? pars-otak
Pars region
6464 pVyk 1 B A> C2, 1R 6 p68
parik ( pYyq, pYyyk ) => pYyk
other 6477 p’rsyk M, S y* yJ
BSTBL, Dhy. 261; KG 343; } yw p' r' yk , TSP 5.10; parsik p’rsyq © pi.
( ) ob. pi. -fy
BSTBL, Intox. 13 "altogether " Persian
Sogdica. 8.3; GMS 996; Hen. Tales. 478.21; MDii
6465 pVyk 2 B, M jU ills.
pare / ik (pVk ) © pi. -/ pY’yc- A-14, 22;C2, 1R 9, 120V 11
^ 6478 p’rsyq C =4 p’rsyk
remains
TSP 2.193, 373; Hen. Texts. 717; BSOAS 11.70, 6479 p > rtw 6 r S =* p > r > t8,r
)
- -
15; p' r' k , Anc. Lett. 2.18; Hen. BSOAS 12, 606.8 6480 pYty (y ) M -
ui ‘' yj
6466 pVc C- o>£ par-ti =* p\ p> t 2, p> rwty, pYZY
par (e )c © impf . ^ p’riyc- for, then
(ro )leave, ( to )abandon Hen. BBB; BSOAS 11.70.6; S W, C2 pl 83
C2, 1 R 26 6481 pYwty B, C, S ( O y*
6467 pY8 M p rZY (y )
paruti
^’ , pYty
parG © <* parQa <* paQra * p>6r, p’s1 for, because, but, then
^
care, watch GMS 118; C2 gloss. & p65, 183 , 184; VJ; TSP;
Sogdica. 25.21 n p26; GMS 292, 440 BSTBL; SCE; STii; C2; MD
6468 p’riwnp B
parSunp, pardumb
jLil 6482 pYxs -C
paraxs ( pY’xs ) © impf . p’riys-, prxs-
^
crupper (zo )remain, ( to )be left
VJ 1419 n p98f ; Gersh. Sogd. Cpds. 1945, 147 BSTii 846.28, 872.7: C2 gloss.; MSP bl 60
6469 pYytyk B w-olS
"
ot 6483 pYyc B, C, S =* p > r > yc-
paraydik ? 6484 pYyq C, M =4 pYyk
false 6485 pYyk M
Mack. BSTBL, Dhy. 273; S W, BSOAS 1983, 43
6470 p’ryz B, M
-
parik ( pYyq ) © pi. -/ • ob. pi. / y
other
-^pVyk 1
parayz « p> r,yz GMS 995; BSTii 893.17, 883.8; Benv. JA 1955,
^
p’ryyk 260
fraz -
261 p*tcyny(y)
l
straightend 173; Frag. Len. 29.10; STii 6.37, 46
STSC 137 Psalter. 131.12 6523 p > tJ
C
6511 p>sty C - J S' y5 O^ tajljLLA pat => p\ p rty( y )
}
0 <? )dry
up paB © ob. -y =» p >65
BSTii 857.14: C2, 22V 14 arrow
6514 p*sy M, C BSTii 892, 18, 20: C2, 31R 20, 21
pase ( p >S > y ) © <* paOraka © pi. -/ ^ p k’,
p >syynd
^ 6526 pVysVn S
pataxsawan = p> tys> wn(y ), p> txs> wn
^
guardian Hen. Tales. 480.17
Hen. BSOAS 12, 312.80; Tales. 476.8; STi 36.5; pi. 6527 p ys’wnVkkh S
|
f
p' s' yt , GMS 21; pysy( y )t , GMS 1647; Hen. ^
pataxsawanyak
BSOAS, 11, 68, 11 rule, kingship
6515 p
^k M
-
paslk ( p)s> ykh, p >syq , p >syk ) © pi. f ^ frsyq
GMS 111 In 1
6528 p>t »k B, S
hymn
BBB 696 cl 6, 25 d 4, 13; GMS 44, 995; KG 494,
pate ( p> t > y, p> tk1) ©* pataka
watcher
-
^ p’ty
558 TSP 2.596, 1121, 1183, 5.38, 26, 30.34.22; SCE
6516 p >syk => p’sy’k 211; Frag. Len. 98a 2
6517 p’syq =* p’sy 6529 p’PwyCw ) B
^ patux ( u ) ©<* pata-axu ?
^-
6518 p’sy kyHn B, M o >
cHt
6522 p > t ' B, M, C -
patcayne © <* pati cagnaka ^ p yny, pcyny
^
pat © <* p }rt answer
time GMS 674; W-Li 40, 16; BBB; Hen. Tales. 473.23,
GMS 1327; BBB p!02 f 6, 7; Tales. 481; TSP 7.50, 37; MDii; KG 362, 370; Gersh. Amber. 182;
p H f r' s 262
Bailey. AI 24, 1985, 14 894.23, 905.31; C2, 7V 23, 24, 54R 23, 57V 31;
6535 p’tfr s M, C KG 435
’
-
patfras © ob. y; pi. -t = p > tPr )s
^ 6546 p>ty S, C JA
pate ( p y ) © pp. =^ p> t )k
punishment
GMS 674; STii 1.76, BSTi 198, A21; BSTii 846.30:
*
^
care, guarded, on guard
C2 gloss. Hen. Tales. 476, 15, 481.51; BSTii: C2, 94V8
6536 p^tys'wnh w8w S -ft ,fry OLOL 6547 p'tyws B
pataxsawan w (a )5u patyus © <* pati ausa-
wife( with full -right marriage ) protecting from evil
MDii p 30, Nov. 3R11 TSP 3.94, 8.170 n pl 94
6537 p’tysNvnCy ) S 6548 ptaVk B -
jA J Utf i
6538 p’tyw’nk S ^ -
6549 p w’y M
paxway © impf . => pxw y - }
^ 3
-
6559 p’zyyr
6560 p’zn B, M, C
B, S => p’zyyr -
^-
6573 pc s B
pacaxs ©<* pati- caxsa ^ pc^s-, pcxs-, ptcys-
paz(a )n ( p nh ) © acc. -w; ob. - y( h ) (to )accept, (ro )receive
^
mind , heart, thought TSP 11.24; GMS 164, 176, 520; AYS 130
VJ 51d; SCE 65. 182, 292, 562; BSTBL; STii 7.32, 6574 pc’ysPy B
8.11, 9.6; Hen. JR AS 1944, 138.46; Gersh. Sogd. pacyaste © pp.
^ pcy -, pcyst’y
^
Cpds. 1945, 143a 1442; W-Lii; p' rzn, TSP 2.22 accepted , perceived
n pi 68; p }zny\ TSP 2.1074 TSP 6.25; S W , C2 p54.29
6561 p’zn’k B J* jl 6575 pcVt1 B
pazne, paznak
from heart
-^ ’
p zn
because, for
-
pacart ©<* pat cart\ <* pati-kart - =» pcrtw
mZK:
pcyw’k
6618 pcyry - C
pacyray ? © <* pac -Yray -
GMS 738, 748; Bailey. Prolexis. 151; VJ 851, 958; ( / o )bear, ( to )carry
BSTBL, Vim. 202; TSP; STii; MDii; C2 gloss. BSTii 867.33; S W , C2, 27V 4 p63
p 54.29; AVS 134 6619 pcys- S =* pcxs- , pc*xs-
6609 pcy * z B, M , C 6620 pcysd}r- C =» pcyst-, pcystw5> r-
pacyaz 6621 pcyst- B, M, C Jy
reception , promise pacyast © pt. st. =4pcy>z-
GMS 957; BBB p94 b48; BSTBL, Vim. 201, Dhy. (/cOaccept , (/ o )receive
138; STSC 145.5; BSTi 292, 294 TSP; Sund . KG 573; BSTii; perf . pcYsd' r , C2
gloss., Sund . AoFviii 1981 p216; S W , C2
*
6610 pcyVk B , S
pacyaze p 54.29; AVS 136
(/ <? )receive
MDii , Nov. 2V 4; Frag. Len. 78.6; AVS 108
GMS 167; STii 3.37
6616 pcyrp’t - B
6628 pcytwSV =* pcyPr-
pacyarPat © pt. st. =* pcyrpt-
6629 pcytwSV - =* pcyt’r -
(ro )receive
TSP 15.20; SCE 369 6630 pcyw }k B i f ;j t jU
Padm. 37; Vim. 178; Frag. Len. 85.9, pcYw' k 6641 pcywstk B
pacxuste ( pcywsty ) =* pcxwsty
wn
forbidden
6631 pcyw’y- B, S £ ^ jSj^r
JXAA
^-
ji pi
pcwx -
^ 6642 pcywsty S =» pcywstk
-
^
(/ (? )hinder, (ro )withstand
6643 pcywstSV =* pcystwS’r -
6644 pcywt S - dp j!> OJJJI
TSP 2.600 etc.; BBB 505.2; GMS 673; BSTBL, pacxut => pcywkh
Dhu. 118; MDii p206, AVS 95 (to )harrass
6632 pcywpt - M cP
^ MDii; Gersh. Melanges Benv. p207, inf. -y
pacyuPd © pt. st. 6645 pcyyr C - p i j j^r i p S
(to ) praise pazyer Opxyyr-, pxyyr- ) ^ «
-
6661 pcqwr C =» pcwqyr, pckwyr- counting, number
-
6662 pcqwy =» pcqw’y - STi 47.4, 13; BSTii: C2, 64V 27 n p65; Frag. Len.
6663 pckwyr- B, M, S 74 V6
packwe /ir pcwqyr -
(fo )fear, ( to ) be afraid of
6676 pcmV C
pacmar
Ojj XP - -IJ
GMS 176n 1, 412; VJ; TSP; Frag. Len.; BBB; unit of v/ e\ ght ( pound )
MDii; Sund . AoFiii 1975 p66.18, 69.5, viii, GMS 1662
1981, 216, impf . pcykwyr
6664 pcqwyr- M, C =» pckwyr
6677 pemr - C
^
to*
pacmar ( ptsmr- )
6665 pckwyr’k S (ro )think, ( ro )count , ( ro )consider
packwere ?, packwire ? GMS 540, 592, 164; STii 6.46; C2, 91V 11
fearful ?
6678 pemrty C
MDii p78.20 A 1420 - pacmarte © pp.; pi. -i =» pcmr-
6666 pckwyrKkh ) B, M counted
packwera ( k ), packwirak ( pckwyrh ) = pw
pckwyr, psqwr (y )
^ STi 10.10 apud. Sund. AoFi 254.10
fear -
6679 pcmrws M , C (O L
-
paemrus ©<* pat ( s )~mrws; fmrs\ Skt. mjrsa
BSTBL; Hen. Tales. 476; TSP 2.410
© inf . - y y
6667 pckwyr ywn’k B (toXouch
pcmy 268
-
T
^
straight away, at once
’ pacuxwak ( pcxw >q ) ^ pcyw , pcxw’k
^
hinderance
Hen. Tales. 472.39, 473.25; S W, BSOAS 1983, 43; TSP 9.138
MSP b 143; Sund. AoFviii 1981, 199.8
6696 pcwj M -
6685 pcp*y S- I UAIJI pacuz ? © <* pati uz ya- -
-
pacpay ©* pati paya ^ pcp’nOi ) ( to ) be driven ( chariot )
0c? )cxpect, 0o )be ready for GMS 541, 1648
6697 pcwqWr C =* pcqw,d > r -
Anc. Lett. 2.56; GMS 721; Hen. Tales. 475 n 4;
A VS 91
-
6698 pcwq’n C 1 J*"
6686 pcp*ycyk ? S ? OJL I Juji*
pacukan ( pcqwhi ) ©ob. - y
pacpaycik prayer, entreaty
useful
BSTii 905.1.12, 915.9: C2 gloss. p 55
MSP bl 52 p49
-
6687 pcpr B, M, C
6699 pcwqy - C Cr
^
pacpar =* ptspr-
pacukay © impf . ptysqwy ^ pcqw’y-,
pcqw >d > r-, ptskw'y-
(to )arrange, (t o ) f i x, (r <? )rest
GMS 164; Frag. Len. 372; STi 61.13; BSTi; C2, OcOaddress, ( to}say
61R 21, 22 BSTii 849.19: C2, 12R 14
6688 pcrtw B 6700 pcwqyr C
pacuker ( pcqwyr -) © ob. - y
pacart ( u ) =* pcrw, pdrt1
^ psqwr( y ),
instead of pckw >yr
TSP 5.114 n p201 fear
SCE 283, 284, 402; TSP; BSTBL, Dhu. 32, Dhy. pacxon ©ob. - yy\ pi. - yh =» prywnl, pcywn
164, 237, 239, 187; Frag. Len. 57.12; MDii; reproach
GMS 727; VJ, pc' ywz5 AVS 132; Sund. 1994,
BBB p76, 608; GMS 1026, 1156; C2 pl 07, 6
45, 46
-
6710 pcwz 2 C
-
6723 pcxwst M => pcywst-, pcwxst-
6724 pcxwsty M
pacwaz © impf . pcywz => pcwstw
(/ )happen
^
pacxwaste ( pcywsty ) © pp.
pcxw’y-, pcywstk
-^ pcwxty- ,
C 2, 102R 26, 68 R 14
forbidden
-
6711 pcxs M, C
-
ptfys , pcbcs-
-
pacaxs ( pcys- ) © impf . ptycxs » ptcxs-,
BBB f 49
6725 pcxwy- => pcxw*y-
(ro )accept, 0o )receive, (/ o )hold 6726 pcxyz- M, C
GMS 164, 176, 529; BBB 751, 764; STii 2.22; pacxez © impf . pcyxyz =* pcY}yz-
BSTii: C2, 39V11; KG 2329, 520, 335; pc' xl (/ <? )kneel
270
pcxyz
^nty
GMS 623; Gersh. BSOAS 14.490 6738 pcykwyr =» pc’ykwyr-
6727 pcxyzhnnty C 6739 pcynyq C
,
pacxezamande ^ pcy yz-> pcyst-, pcysPny pacaynlk, pacenlk
kneeling suitable
C2, 56V 26 BSTii 892.20; Benv. JA 1955, 301; C2, 31R 20
6728 pcy C 6740 pcyp’qc C
pacay ? =* pcy y-, pc’y
}
pacyapakc ? ©* pati+ ydfl -
profit confusion
C2, 27R 8, pc'y, 55V 28 STii 3.53; GMS 1002, Gersh. Sogd. Cpds.
6729 pcywy B, S 1945, 141
pacyay ? ^ cy’y 6741 pcysty C
^
success, profit, help paciste © < pati cista -
BSTBL, Vim. 125; Dhy. 23a, TSP 3, 103; KG 546, learned
568 STii 1.2
6730 pcy*y B, M
—
pacyay (pcyy > y- ) © <* pati -dy =4 pc y-, pcy
(fo )be right, ( rcOfit
}
6742 pcywps S -
pacyufs © intrans. v. =^ pcywfs
(ro )change
-
BSTBL, Intox. 18; Dhy. 368; GMS 170, 199, 649 MSP bl 7, 61
6731 pcy’ycyq S 6743 pcywfs - C - - jy
j Lt >
6736 pcyyyz -B
6748 pS - 1
S 0 jZ
pa 5 ( p8\ - p5w, - p6y ) © nom. gen. -y; acc. -w
pacixez © impf . =4 pcyxyz , pcytyz - -
^ -p5 k
}
(/ cOkneel =
VJ 97 etc.; TSP 6.83, 7.21; GMS 623; Frag. Len. family, race, kin
MSP p49 bl 12; Sund. IMTT 1992, 79. 12n 54;
6737 pcyqs -C
STSC 49; MDii p41.5; Frag. Len. 81.5, 77R6
pacikas © impf . => pcks~
(/ )expect
^ -
6749 p8 2 M, S
STi 39.3; Sund. AoFiii 78 pa5 ( p85 ) © acc. -w; ob. - y =* p5-y, p 8 }
271 pd >ty
family
^ pa8ast © <*upa-dista ? © pt. st. =$ p& ys -
i
6760 pS’rp B
pa8arP ?
— -
O U t jJUlT Jjla
831.26, 906.6, 907.17: C 2, 40V6, 52R 17, 102V
26; STSC 132.14; Shwartz. HMV 392
6771 pd ’ty C =4 p8> ty
0<? )last ?
i
pSNvps- 272
haste
6775 p8’y B, M OJ» LJ GMS 293; KG 596
pa 5e ( p65y , p5yy, pbfry ) © = MP py' dg => p5’k
on foot
6787 pfipY B-
pa 0 p/ far © impf . p' Sp' r
VJ 317; Sogdica.25.24 n p26; BBB 489, pSy' h ( r )haste, (ro )be in hurry
^
6776 pS’ypYcy * M TSP 13 i 28; Hen. BBB p59.506; A VS 79
paSeparcya ( pSyP’rcy’, pS’yP’rcyh ) =4 ptbd-
search
6788 pSp’yr -M, S ( jJjLUi
paOPer ( p5Pyr - ) © <*upa! pati -Owdraya
Hen. Texts. 732; BBB 613; TSP 6.98 n p204 © trans. v. pSpyr -
6777 pfi pYcyh B =» p5 > yp rcy >
^
^ (fo )hasten
)
GMS 292, 600; TSP 8.65; SCE 263; AVS 123 Benv. TSP 2, 683, 714 n pl 78; Hen, pdkh , Texts.
6779 pS ys B, S
’ 722, "category", Bailey. Prolexis. 192, "food"
faScs pS’ys, P 5> ys, fS s
^ ^
appearance, apparition, vision, scope < pitu
BSTBL, Dhy. 377; Benv. Notesii 231 6791 pSpnz =* p5p * nz
-
^-
6780 pS s B
fa / o5es © <* fra ~daisa ~ ^’pS s
6792 pSpr Ok ) B, M, S
(
-
<* li
( / o )show ^ acc. -w
TSP 15.30; Frag. Len. 51.4; GMS 315A
rank, degree
6781 pS’yskn B
fa6es ~ ken =» p5> yskyn
BSTBL, Vim. 22, 27, 32, Dhu. 41; pSfirw TSP .
6.66n p204; Sund. KG 427 pi 86; pSflr' y, MDii
apparent
B-7R11; pSftr' , SCE 17, 18
BSTBL, Dhy. 215; GMS 1060
6793 pdbry C JL
-
6782 p8> ys 1 B
paSis, pades ©<upa-disya
© intrans. v. pS t -
(/ cOappear
^ ^
—
, Parth. }bdys
UJLijKiT
-
pa 5-Pare
foot soldier
BSTii: C2 p57, 67, 13R 27
GMS 549; BSTBL, Vim. 1, 3, 5, 6; AVS 82 6794 pSpwr S( AL ) =» p5pr -( > k )
-
6783 pS’ys 2 M, S -
6795 pSpyr =* pSp’yr-
273 p6 w*xtq
6797 pWyty M
paGayde © pp.
pulled
GMS 830
^ pS’yt-
o
-- ^
U lS 6810 p6kh B, S, M _
y» < j* j < j
bearer, porter
MDii p207; Sund. MSP p49
W-Lii 510, 545, 9: Gropp. 41
6818 pdnw C =4 p5n *y
6806 pdfnq C
6819 p8ny *> p6nJy
paSfang ? © <* pad *6 anga ? - 6820 pdn (y ) C J
joint { of ankle or wrist )
C2, 17R 1 n p58 pa5n, paSan ©< pad - ©acc. pSnw
heel, kick
6807 p6k > M OjLaS Ojfii
‘ S W, C2, 94V14 pl 76-7; Benv. pznw
paSka © f . n. =4 pdq \ p5kh, p' &k 7
GMS 983 n 1; BBB; W-Lii pa 5e, pa5 © ob. pSy\ pSyh =4 p5-2
foot, step, following
6827 pSwps - B p6wfs-
pSy sw- "to follow" BBB b7, 489; BSTBL, Dhy.
6828 p8wfs - M, B < c)*
^ '
** 3^
{(
-
» « «
98
( clJUiLjj
6841 p5yy =» p8> y
pa 6 ufs ( pSwps- ) ©<* upa-dubsa © inf . -y
6842 pYJns- B
pSwfisy =4 p6) wPt-, pfi’wPs-
( ro )stick py rs- }
-
paxans © inf . Jy; pt. st. -V
^pyhis-, pxsn-,
BBB 664; GMS 96, 177, 503, 827; STii 7.10 p 591 (ro )remove, ( to )retreat
6829 p8wfsynyy M GMS 89, 343; BSTBL, Dhy. 225, 236, 270, 160;
paSufsene © pres. part. =* p5wfs-
>
MDii A -1421
sticking
BBB p80.664; GMS 1680, 890
6843 py’ns’t =» - pY
)
ns-
6844 pYJnstk =* ’pyhistk
6830 p5-y S *ik 6845 PYVS M
paS(i )/e =* p5-2
paxars =» > pY > rs-
foundation, base
changing, moving
Sund. MHC 27 R 6
GMS 343, pw pY' rs
6831 -p8y «# pS-1
6846 pY > rs B- idihcS JP -
6832 pSyhnc =* pSrhncOO paxars ©<* apa- kfsa © inf . -> y pyh S-
6833 p8yP >8cy > => pdyb rcy >
)
( ro )remove, ( to )go away , (zo )retreat
^ '
6834 pSypVcy * M =» pdyb) rcy > GMS 89, 343; BSTBL; SCE 266; TSP 6.5, 162
6835 pdybVcy* C ( < j^ 6847 pyVs’k B
pa 5e- Parcya ( pSyP’rcyO paxarse
search , enquiry , trail retiring, removing
BSTii: 843.21, 888-6; C2, 60R 6, 68R 21, 1 V10 TSP 9.145
pi 31.6; Benv. JA 1955, 308; Schwartz. HMV
392 R 9; STii 1.51; Hen. Texts. 732; BBB 613:
6848 pYJwnt =» pYwnt--
6849 pY *yz- M, S 0 >£ £
pdyP 8cy )
)
«
^ O*
payrenc
pa8e- pa6e
roaring
at each step
Sund. MHC p26 n 28, 35; S W, gran( d )
BSTBL, Dhy. 284
!
275 ’
pn ys -
6854 pys’k S (ro )hide, (/ <? )conceal
payse ? ^ pysy
1
GMS 89, 864; Hen. BSOAS 11, 68.7; MSP b 15a,
bridegroom C2, 11R 26; Gharib. AI 4, 225; AYS 136; STii
i
Hen. Tales. 486 n 1; BSOAS 28, 1965, 246 n 33 4.39
6855 pys( h ) B 'La3 6867 pywsty C, S
paxs(e ) ? ( pysy 2 ) ©abl. h ? - ^ p sy, ys*
^ ^ payuste © pp.; pres. * pYwz -
butcher hidden
TSP 2.230 n pl 72; pYsy, TSP 2251, 260; gen. BSTii 826.23; C2, 94R 23; MSP b 150
TSP 2.774, 844, 854 6868 pjwq M ( < )<(
6856 pys yn’y B
^ -
pazOk © < Av. pazdu\ Pahl. pazug © pi. 1
^
paxstene © fpaiO ? abortion
\ engraved, with painting or carving BBB 516; GMS 379, 978; Sund. 1994, 45, 46
VJ 16b 6869 pk’P m B’ J iaJJjLpXJ
6857 pystk B
1 bagavam © <Skt. bhagvan
paxste generous
designed , painted TSP 5.2, 6 37, 48; BSTBL, Padm. 14
TSP 3.181 6870 pk }np - B
6858 pystk 3 S
paxste © pi. -t =» npystk
pakamb, pakanp © <*apa kamp-
(to )turn away, (to )deflect
- ^ nk’np-
letter, report
Mack. BSTBL, Intox. 12n p7
MDiii pi 25; MDii p207
6871 pkVt M
6859 pysty (y ) M
^ <e ^U I
JLi*
© O
p(a )kart ©<*alupa-lcarta-\Oss. ugard
payste ? © pt. st. ^ py’yz- trap, barricade, moat
ready, prevented ?, renounced ?
Gersh. MSP p50 bl 49, 152, 156, 157, 161, 181
GM$ 917; Gersh. apud. Sund. MSP p49 50 - 6872 pk *ys B => prkys-, prkst-
6860 pysy 1 C
6873 pn C
payse ? ^ py k
betrothed
^ -
pan © postp. » bn, prm 2
C2, 13V20 p57 up to, until, as far as, during
Hen. Mittelir. 106n 3; Benv. JA 1955, 319; S W,
6861 pysy 2 B =» pys( h )
C2 gloss. p74.75
^-
6862 pyw t =» > pywst -
6863 pyw ty B -
6874 pn B, S
*
^
paxwaste Opywsty ) © pp. =*pxwsty
pan © <Skt. pana © ob. -y
coin , money
cut
TSP 2.847; Hen. Texts. 723; MDiii p 56; MDii
VJ 246
p207
-
6864 pyw*y B, S
paxway © <* apa- xwahaya © impf . p}Yw* y
6875 pn s C =» pnc s
^
}
6876 pn’nc M
=» > pyw >y-, pxw > y-, > pywst-
pananc © Av. hapaOnU Oss. bin\ MP }bwg
( to}cut off
TSP 2.1212; Frag. Len. 37.9, 84a 4 co-wife
GMS 397, 1046; Sogdica. 17.8b, pl 8; Gersh.
6865 pywnt - BSOAS 17, 481
-
opyunt © apa gunda pyHvnt-
^ -
(/ 0 )unveil
Sund. MHC p23.10, impf . p'Y' wnty p25V4
6877 pn *ys B
^^
panes, fanes © <*apa / upa-nasaya\ Yaghn.
J
TSP 2.401, 319, 1070, 6.55; S W, IIJ 1976, 67, 6888 pncmyq C =4 pncmyk
Frag. 23.1 6889 pncts M °> 7
6911 pnt » yt B -
pand -ayat- =* pnt
parace
^ prVk
remote, distant
0o )approach BSTBL, Intox. 22
TSP 2.424; VJ 130 6924 pr ncy B
6912 pnth B =» pnt
^
para5ancl
KS ^ ji < L
sold
banner
Anc. Lett. 2.23; pr* St > VJ 125a, Anc. Lett. 2.20 TSP 6.139, 107 n p205; BSTBL, Dhy. 260, 98, 220;
6928 pr -
B =* pr > y>z GMS 1269
6929 pr yt
^, z- B, S 6944 pr k S
^
}
y ji l y *0
GMS 1625, 1626 TSP 2.522, 647, 3.154, 212, 267; BSTBL, Dhy. 15,
6993 prJwJ B, S 176; GMS 202; pr' yp' k -stn "cloud place", y - -
-
—
parew © < par -ew <*upari aiva =4 prw3, pr > yw Padm. 58
together with /in one 7006 prtyp
GMS 1627, 132
^
parifas
B
-
©<* pari basa- © impf .
6994 pr’w3 B (to )change colour
paru
4
J ^ VJ 269; S W, C2 p1.48.26, prp' s-
for, because 7007 pr’yP^y =* p yP’k
VJ 2, 311, 160 etc. gloss, pi 16 ^
7008 pr*ypr B =» prPr- .
6995 pr’w’PZY B ( u&>
paruti ( prwty, prWty ) => prw }P Y
£ dy? 7009 pr Pyr B
^ - ji
-
7010 pr’yc B, S, C -
paring ©<*upa iringa; Av. hapto iringa -
-
parec ©<*apal pari raicaya- © 3sg. pres. ^ pryng
2
7014 prfe'm B
frais © <*
pr'ys-, Pr >s(y )-
^ pr ^y-, pr*s-, prys-, frys-,
CfJ i y)
parim © <* upari -ima
^ pr’ym’yS (r )send
^
in the, to the MDii p207
BSTBL, Vim. 141, 144; GMS 1404, 1470, pr+' mw 7025 pr’ys -1
B =» pr > yc-
7015 prtynPnt B
( )
parimand pr'ymnt ^ prymhit
WV * * J >J y * j>J
explanation
in this TSP 9.117; STii 7.3; KG 338, 425; MDii
VJ ; TSP; SCE; Frag. 2a.5; Frag. Len.; STii 8.3, 7046 prp’yr- B, S
9.16; KG; GMS 1403, 1404, 1453 parper © <* pari - baraya - © impf . pr( i ) yfiyyr
7035 pr’ywrt - B , S
parlwart ( prywrt ) © impf . => prwrt -
JJU
(
- < =» prbyr -
( / o )explain , (ro )expose, (ro )tell
0o )turn , GcObecomc BSTBL; GMS 537; SCE 61 , 133, 508; VJ 5; TSP
Dhy. 179, 325; GMS 624; Frag. Len. 29.12; KG 2.680 etc.; STii 7.3; KG 338, 425; MSP b2;
606, 624, 687 impf . pr' yfl' yr , Frag. Len. 49.10
7036 pr’ywyS =* p yw Sh , prw * y 52 7047 prpyrt - B, S
7037 prywyrt - B, M
^ ^ - parPerat © pt. st.; perf . prft' yrtfw ) <?V-
o^ b i O u b
pariwcrt ( prywyrt ) © impf . =» prwyrt-
(ro )turn , 0o )transform
^ Ji
^prP’yrt -, prP’yr-
(fo )explain
f
^ parperne
explaining
BSTBL, Dhu. 73, Dhy. 78 BSTBL, Dhy. 13a, Anc. Lett. 2.47; TSP 9.144,
7039 prp’ytk B prft' yn' k ?
4JJA
**
parpayde © <* pari - baxtaka = * prPyn, prbyty,
7049 prp*yrt - B, S ( u>>
prbxsty parPe / ort © pt. st.; perf . prfi' yrtd' r - =» prPJyr-,
prbyrt - , prP’yr’t- 1
gift
TSP 3.80 n pl 94 OcOexplain
prp’r GMS 839a, 537; AVS 104
^
1
7040 B, M 14
7050 prp’yr
parPar © = Skt. yana © ob. - y =* prP*r
vehicle
^ k B M ,
parPerte ( prP’yrtk ) =* prbyrc
BSTBL, Vim. 84, Dhy. 395; SCE 507; TSP; explanation
Sogdica. 29.5a; Hen. Tales. 479 n 2 TSP 2.339, 1232, 5.1 , 113, 6.42; KG 411; GMS 537
7041 prpV M, S 7051 prP’yrtk => prP’yrPk
parPar =» prP > yr 7052 prPyn M IjUhl i A j J A
crossed arms (U
SCE 400; Sogdica . 21.16 b 23; GMS 498, 668; -
parPer © <* pari baraya- © impf . prypyr
Sogd . Cpds. 1945, 142 =^ prPrt 6st ( t ), prPrtp’5
(/ <? )cross ( arms or legs )
7062 prprtp 5 B }
BSTBL, Dhy. 18
parperc © f. pp. =» prbyrt-, prp>yrt>k
narration , narrated
7063 prptm B, S
Hen. JRAS 1945, 155
-
paraPtam ? ©* parama tama ©double, superl.
last 7074 prjlyrcy M
TSP 9.102, 133, 16.29; STii 10, 2; BSTBL, Vim. parperci
70, Dhu. 69, 192, 253; Anc. Lett. 2.11, 33; S W, sayable ( what one must say or tell )
SGI 1986, 417 -
Hen. JRAS 1945, 155 n 6, GMS 1006-9
prbyrdV 284
danger
pare ©<* prsti; Yaghn. parca\ Khot. palsti;
GMS 1588
Khwar. psky\ Av. parsti =» prcy
back 7089 prfipV B
GMS 138, 275; VJ 57; SCE 94; TSP 3.133; Frag. par ~ 5pat
Len. 37.15, 19; C 2, 111 R 3; MDii if , supposing
TSP 6.187; BSTBL, Dhy. 33; Benv. Notesii 236
7079 prey M, C -U> i
7100 prSwty
— M
parSute © Khwar. &aw ; Khot. padav © pp.
Notesiii 204
7112 pryNvcy B
frayawci
5
=* pr 0 wty
profit, benefit
inflamed
BSTBL, Dhy. 228
BBB p92 b 15
7113 pry > wn ? B
7101 prSync B =* . prfitync-
paryon ? ©Skt. updya ^ pry’np^
7102 prSys M- means
- -
parSes © <* pari daisa ^ prS s
^ Vim. 112, 176, BSTBL, Benv. TSP n pl 68
( ro ) build
BBB 494; GMS 668, 914; AYS 125 7114 pry wncyk B =» prywncyk
’
7103 prfiyz M 7115 pryNvt B -
parxut © pt. st. =» prywn-, prywPk
^/ -
p rSez ( prdyz ) © Av. pari daeza ©ob. -y; pi.
(/ <? )reject, ( ro )forbid
-
garden , orchard TSP 2.1035, 1039; Hen. Texts. 722
BBB 571; BSTii 877.2, 878.8.16; C2, 87R 2, 8.11
7104 prdyz C =» pr8yz
7116 pry’yz B - ilp£ LQZ £ OjU- < jJjL
n pl 48
7119 prym ny S’ * ju-^T
prayd -mane ? ©< prYt - m' ny
7107 prPty C =4 prPc
anxious, with weary mind ?
7108 pry,np< >) B
MDii p94.2 n p98; Gersh. Advice. 86
-
paryanp ? ©ob. y( h ) =4 pryJwn ?
7120 pryn > B, S
means, expedient, artifice
frayna ( Prynh ) © ob. yh - ,
()
BSTBL, Dhu. 80, 164; Dhu. 76 etc.; TSP 9.83 ^ P^yn, fryn
n pi 8a, prY' npyh, TSP 2.867, 6.76, 79; BSTBL, kind , mark , manner
Vim. 67; Dhu. 88 VJ 973; TSP; SCE 326; BSTBL, STii 7.20, 10.29;
MDii B-7R 5
-
7109 pry’ns M(S )
7121 prynh B =» pryn >
parxans ©<* para- karsa -
pryrs'y 286
7141 prywntk B
fraysna ? (prysnh, prysnh ) © = Skt. laksana
p / farxunde ? ( prywn 2 )
^ jjI
© f . n. =* nysn( h )
desired ?
mark , sign
TSP 2.30 n pl 68, 7.193; Hen. Texts. 734; Frag.
SCE 149, 266; VJ 1032; TSP 6.4, 90, 162; BSTBL,
Len. 41.3, prYwn
Dhy. 46; prYsnw , Frag. Len. 67.7; S W , BSOAS
1981, 240 n 7142 prywt’k B ftJLio Ja y^ < >>> J*
7131 prysty C
-
parxute © pp. =4 prywn , prybvt -
rejected
parxaste © pp. =# pryyz-, pry’stk
TSP 2.868
deprived
BSTii 909.26: C2, 61R 29 7143 pryy S(M )
parxe / i =* prxy(y )
7132 prysyny ? S tjy *
^ wage, salary
parxasene ?
^ prx y-
^ Hen. Tales. 467.20
lamenting
Frag. Len. 67.6 apud. S W, BSOAS 1981, 240n; 7144 pryyz -C 3J**
287 prm *n ptyws( ))y
paryez
(/ )deprive
-^ prytyz-, prysty, py>yz - S W, C2, 31R 16 n p73; MSP a 4
^ 7156 prnPkyck M, S =4 prnPqycq
STii 6.41; STSC 146.4; BSTii 88922: C2, 66R 22,
7157 prnPn1 B
104V 16 pl 3122 1 ,
7145 prk’s B Jlx j
framan ©OP framana
^ prnPnh , frm n
order
parkas =4 ptq }s, prkys - VJ 223; SCE 24; TSP; BSTBL; GMS 1026; Vim.
imprisonment 63; CII 1990 Gil
SCE 33; TSP 7.42, 64
7158 prm’n 2 C
7146 prkJyn M parman
parken ( prkn ) © MP p' rgyn faithful
ditch STi 47.7; Sund. AoFi p237, 7V12; AoFiii p71,
MSP bl 96 bl93 p51 17R 7
7147 prkn =4 prk’yn 7159 prnPn 3 B =4 prmhih*
7148 prkst M-
parkast © pt. st. *4 prkys-
,
7160 prnPn M =4 prm *n, prm ndy >
7161 prnPn 5 S ..
(to )imprison
par-man
-
GMS 598; perf . prkstd' r , BBB b74, pkyst -, TSP domestic, in the house
6.151
-
MDii apud. Gersh. Advice. 93, par man, C 2 p83
7149 prkys - M B ,
parkes prqys ) © impf
( . pryqyys «4 prkst -,
7162 prnPnSV S ojjUjk c j$
-
framanSar ^ frnPnd’r
prk >s
( / o )imprison commander
GMS 598; TSP 6.151n 206; BSTi 89; Hen. Cosm. MDii p208; GMS 1135; MDiii p97
312, 104, 105; GMS 624; BBB b74; AVS 128 7163 prnPndy* M,C Li- pxj
* us
7150 prqtys
1
- M, C =4 prkys - parmandya *=» prm nty >, prm *n
pardon, mercy
)
(to )order
-
framay > prm ) y-1
SCE 25; TSP 23.7; BSTBL, Vim. 173; Hen. Tales.
48621; Gersh. Sogd. Cpds. 1945, 145
SCE 24
7155 prm’qycq C
7167 prnPn ptyws*k =4 prmlnh ptyw k
7168 prm’n ptyws(,)y B, S
^
parmakick ( prm’kyck ) © <* prmyy - framan- patyose =4 frm}n ptywsy
-
< paralupari sTmay\ Khwar. prm' h
^ znPqycq
experience obedient
prnPnty 288
-
TSP 5.118; pi. t , Vim. 63, BSTBL; KG 550 feather
7169 prm > nty ) S, C TSP 3.239; Mack. BSTBL pl 46; W -Lii
parmandya ^ prmhidy * 7184 profit B
pardon , forgiveness parnayan ( prnyn ) =4*prn}y -
Tales. 480.12, 14; GMS 835; STi 78.11; Sund. flying
AoFi 1974, IV 10; STii 6.30; BSTii: C2 gloss. SCE 105; Mack, n p35; TSP 2.1111
-
7170 prm’t B, S 7185 prn B
^
framat © pt. st. ^ prm’y-1, frnPt- parne =4 z’r prn’k
( to )order petal
GMS 565, 849; perf . prmHS' r -, KG 531, 532; VJ BSTBL, Dhy. 202; S W, BSOAS 1983, 44
175, 298 etc. 7186 *prn >y B -
7171 prnPt^ k S =4 prnFPy parnay => prnfy > n
7172 prnPtty B (ro )fly
r-
parmate ( prmH^k , prmHyy ) ^ nPn prnPtyy SCE p 35-6; S W, C2 p76.15
7187 prnVn =4 prn ’n
thought
SCE 317; KG 363; GMS 964; TSP 3.205; S W, C2 7188 prn’yny =* pr’nyny
^
p73, 16
7173 prnPty C =4 prnPPy
7189 prn
^- B
parnaz 4 n > j-
7174 prnPtyy M =4 prnPPy
0o )roll, ( to )turn
7175 prm’y B XJ L yu yu TSP 2.144, 213, prn' nh Hen. Texts. 716
framay © 2sg. impv. 7190 prnprch S
please
GMS 1208 n 1, 1682, 2pl. impv. prm yS , VJ 179
-
farn Parc ©f. adj. *4 frnPry
’ happy
-
7176 prnpy 1 B, S
- -
( oy> y ~>
framay © <* fra maya © impf . prWy
^ GMS 1132
-
7177 prnPy 2 S OXyL X>\ ij*£
parmay © <* para!upari -maya; Parth. parmdy -
TSP 2.85, 17.17 etc4 voc. prn /3 yrt\ TSP 6.42, 126,
176; BSTBL, Dhy. 13
^prnPPy 7192 prnpyrtk =4 prnPyrPy
( to )think
7193 prnywnSy =4 frnxwndy( y )
MDii pi 11.17 n 113; S W, C2 p73, 16; Hen. BBB
77 n 1 7194 prnywnPk 8
7198 prnp’r B
parnpar ( przp’r 2 ?)
JJj iCJ* parsam ? © fsam -, -
Khwar. sm -
©inf . } y
^ prstym
cause (to )press ?, (/fl )rub ?, massage ?
BSTBL, Vim. 100; GMS 1446; S W, C2 pl 83n 6 Dhy. 69; Benv. Notesii 22, Mack. BSTBL n p51;
Sund. AI 28, 1488, 183
7199 prnxwnt’ky’kh S( M )
farnxundakya ( k ) ( prnxwntky h )
^
L
-
7210 prst’t S =4 prsty-
= frnxwndky}( h )
^
gloriousness
7211 prsty S -
frastay © pt. st. prstH
KG 336, 337 (to )send
Anc. Lett. 3.5, 1.12, 2.57
7200 prnxwntky’kh =4 prnxwnPky h
7201 prnxwnty S
^ 7212 prsym C
parsem
farnxunde ^ prs’ym
fortunate punishment, enquiry, judgement
Anc. Lett. 1.5.6, 3.9, 10, 62; CII 1990 Gl , 8 S W, C2 n p56, 12R 27
7202 prp - C 7213 prs B -
pa / ars © pi. -/ =» kptJprst, pst1
U
parep ? =» pryp-
(ro )lead, ( to )fetch, (ro )bring lip
STSC 30; BSTii; C2 gloss. p5323; prpu pt. inf . prsty GMS 357, 526; TSP 6.88; SCE 86
^-
C2, 23R 11 7214 prs S B, M
7203 prs B - -
parseS © <* pari sadaya =» prsy5-
prs, pars (pwrs- ) ©< p{ sa - “^prs-, ps- , >ps-
1 1
(ro )settle down, (/ <? )lodge
( to )zisk GMS 409n 1; Tales. 472.12; TSP 2.3; AVS 78
GMS 145 7215 prsnx (y) M
7204 prs1 M parsanx (e ) © pi.
% parsa ?, parsa © < Av. pdrdsu ©acc. f. branch
hour, side GMS 1142; Gersh. Sogd. Cpds. 1945, 145.2
GMS 138, 971; Hen. BSOAS 12.312.99, 101 7216 prsp’r B >w
^
iJLa i
n p3l 6
7205 prs’k B
parspar (psp> ry ) © <* pari spar
trampled
- - -^ nspr-
parse ?, prsak ?
gratitude ?
prsy -^ TSP 13.3 n p226
7217 prsprn M
BSTBL, n pl 6; Vim. 53
parspar(a )n
7206 prs’kh B, M pavement
parsak, parsak © Khot. paisa prs*
^ GMS 1028; Hen. BSOAS 12, 307.25
side, rib
TSP 7.57 n p211; MSP bl 47 7218 prst - S1
7207 prs*ym B -
parast Cprst ) © pt st . . => prstk, pryz-, pryst-2
(ro )escape
parsem ? © <* samya prsym
oppression , enquiry , punishment MDii p!72.3f. 6; Gersh. Advice. 88; CII 1990, 84
TSP 2.1149; SW, C2 p56, 27 E9
7208 prsqy* C
parsakya
7219 prst - =» fst
J
—
1
Sogdica. 60.2 n p61; TSP 6.190, 13.14 n p227; VJ 7233 prstt S =» prst*t -
39% Hen. Tales. 486.12; JRAS 1944, 138.11;
GMS 980; Frag. Len. 61.6
7234 prst (y )- S, B
frest © pt. st. =» pryst-\ fryst-
CPL -J
7223 prst t
,- B, M ( to )se nd
parstat © <* pari - stata © pt. st. =4 prsPy-, pst > t - MDii pl 23.10, 150.8; Frag. Len. 37.13
( / o ) prepare
-
7235 prsy8 M, S
‘ J*£J1 J
GMS 562; TSP I 3ii. 7, 13.14; prstH &rperf .
prst' ty , inf . VJ 56; prstt , Anc. Lett. 2.7 apud.
*
-
parse5 ^ psyd-, pr yS-, psyd ’r-
^
(/ o )settle down, ( ro )sit down
Hen. BSOAS 12, 604.7
GMS 877 n 2; impf . prysyS , MDii B-18, 7
7224 prstWr - =4 psPt - 7236 prt S -
jk eta
7225 prst’tr M I port © f .
paristatar ©comp. adj.
full moon
more ready
CII 1990 A 6
GMS 531 n 1
7237 prPmch B
7226 prsPty B, M , C
parstate © pi. -t =» pst}ty
partamc © <* pari-tamah =» pt * m
ready , prepared
diggy , unconscious
GMS 842, 1285; Hen. BSOAS 11, 68.25, 12,
VJ 205, 274, 1027, 1278, 1308; -cy, VJ 1081; Hen.
307.59; STi 86.8
apud. GMS 1003A
-
7227 prsPy B, M, C ( jy* yjt jj )& J
^
parstay © <* pari -staya- © impf . pryst' y-
Jo.>U 7238 prt \v M
partu , partau ? © pi. - j
^ prsPt -, psPy- bench
( r <9 )prepare, (/ o )make ready
Hen. Cosm. 307.38 n p 309
GMS 357, 562, 646, 650; TSP; Frag. Len. 75.2;
Tales. 486.4; A VS 93; Sund. 1994, 45 -
7239 prtm B, S
7228 prsPynyCy) M - -^ -
fratam ©<* fra tama =» > (3tm , rtm , Ttm-
first
parstene © pi. - /
GMS 318, 1331; prtmw, Anc. Lett. 3.7; SCE 449;
preparing
prtmy, TSP 2.14
Sogdica. 52.3a , lb; GMS 895
7240 *prtmcykw S
7229 prstk S J )
fratam cik-
paraste © pi. / - ^ prst- , pryz-
1
first
escaped
CII 1990 G 7 p69
MDii pi 72.4
7230 prstrn B 7241 prGncn C * ^toU-
- -
parstarn © <*u / pari star ( a )na - parOancan
rug, carpet roof , awning
VJ 847, 1128, 1367; TSP 8.198 n p219; GMS 1030 BSTii 915.5; Benv. JA 1959, 124; S W, C2, 17 V 5
7231 *prstrn- B
-
o* y f
parstarn ©*upari fstar- © impf . pr' ystrn
\
- 7242 prtpd C
p/ partpa5 (brtpd, brtp9, brtwxt ) =» brdpd ,
•iff
-
Parthiryxs © med. pass. st. ^ ptrhik, the last, latter , then
ptrync- GMS 86, 1142; Hen. JRAS 1942, 242 f n
(to ) be oppressed 7257 prw 3
Mack. A1 25, 424.4 n p427 parew © < par -ew ©adv. & postp. =4 pr}yw,
7247 prtry S pr }w \ > pryw
fratare ©adv. together
especially GMS 132; BBB b8; TSP 2.1137; C2 gloss.; prwh,
BBB plOO e8.3; GMS 437 n 2; MDii Hen. JRAS 1944, 138.43
7248 prtry }kh B, S 7258 prwwc- B
frataryak © fji. =^ frtry > parwac ( prw c- ) =* prw*k (> )
’
improvement, furtherance, increase 0 o )slander
TSP 6.192; GMS 437; MDii 1.1, 16; KG 334, 393, GMS 666; SCE 81; TSP 6.54, 7.43; AVS 118
533, 546, 568 7259 prwwk < >} B
7249 prtw C parwak (prw'k ) ©<* para; upariSwale
par (a ) tu © <* upa-ratu « » prw*c
= -
time, occasion calumny, slander
BSTii 829.20, 892.17; C 2 gloss.; Sund. AoFiii GMS 666; Gersh. Minorsky. Mem. 284n 54; SCE
1975 p67.2; S W, BSOAS 1983, 49, Yrf prtw 440, 549; BSTBL, Dhu. 133; TSP 7.45
"many times"
7260 prwwr B < jo r
7250 prBw’yq C parwar (prw* r ) ©ob. -y ^
parOawIk © <OP parOava © ob. pi. -/ y discharge, flow
^pyr’wWk STii 8.34, 10.20, 21, 30; BSTBL, Vim. 77; Dhy. 6,
Parthian 280
BSTii 902.8: C2, 56V 10 7261 prwwy- B
7251 prBwty C c l o£> -y+
-
parway (prwty ) ©<* pari-way =» prwyt-,
parGute © pp. =* pr 5wty - ptw *y -
burned, signed (fo )wrap up
BSTii 887.6: C2, 91R 6 GMS 570 n 1; SCE 324; TSP 3.229; Bailey. HMV
7252 prtxyz M -
par (a )- taxez
( v. j/
30
after sunset 7262 prw’c -B =» prw*c-
Sogdica. 25.26; GMS 1142; Gersh. Sogd. Cpds. 7263 prw *k B =* prw*k (>)
1945, 143.3 7264 prwJnk ( h) S
7253 pr 0ync - C parwane © Pahl parwanag
parGenj © impf . pryOync =4 pr5> ync- records, document, permission
prw *PZY 292
illusion
C2, 56V7
TSP 2.86 n pl 69
7292 prwh M =4 prw 3
7306 prwy,w k B
, J 1
7293 prwiPtr =4 p wnHr
^
7294 pr \yt
parwart
—©
( Oy> JT < * +
J
<* pari - warta © impf . prywrt
=4 prwst -, prwyst -, prwTt -, prtywrt-, prwyPk
f / parwyawe ? ( prwWk )
desire
TSP 2.214, 1052; Hen. Texts. 734
7307 prwyfi B =» prw> y6J, prWyS
( fo )turn, ( ro )return, GcObecome, (fo )revolve 7308 prwy5- B, M, S
GMS 543, 585, 624; TSP; KG; MSP bl 8; BBB parweS =4 prwyst-1, prw,y6l> prwyd -, prw y 5- }
=* prwyj-
z 1 ( ro )envelop
( to ) be fed , (fo )be raised GMS 570; perf . prwyd' r, STi 19.15; AVS 94
BBB 628 p77 7326 prwyPk M, S -- -t
parwes(a )n =» prywysn
^1 * j
Observe, ( to )abstain
in these, to these Gersh. BSOAS 14.288ff ; BBB f 91
GMS 1449 7336 prxz > m ,nt > kw M
7325 prwyt- M, C parxezamande /ak ( u ) ? =» prxyz -
parwTt © pt. st. =» prw*y - sequence ?, deportment ?
295 prycyy
7361 pry 8m >yn >k B J J. GMS 1404, 1482; BSTBL; STii 8.5; Frag. Len.;
fri 5amene MDii; BBB 552; KG; prymyySS , W-Lii
liking breaking wind 7373 prymySS M =* prymyS
SCE 153 7374 prymyd / 0 C
7362 pry 8r,wnp>5> y B parimeS, parimlO (prtoyS, prmyS, prymyO )
fri -6ronpa 0e
for it, to it, with it
bowing fan( liking archery )
BSTii: C2 gloss.; STi; STii 6.29, 42; Sund. AoFvii
SCE 1981 p217
-
7363 pryfd’r C =$ pryfPr - 7375 prymynd M
7364 pryft - C ( < jJ
parimsnd
^ prynPnt
parift, pariPd © pt. st. =» }yp-
pr
to these, for these, with these
OcOlead , ( to )takz( away ) GMS 1404, 1487, 1627; BBB b74
BSTii: C 2 gloss.
7376 prymyB C prymyd / 0
-
7365 pryftV M, C tip£ U AIJ
^ ^ 7377 pryng M 1
pariftar ( pryfd’r - ) © perf . st. =» pryft- jyO j l
paring © < Av. sparpha pr’ynk1
(ro )lead ^
STii 2.6; Hen. BBB p96, b72; GMS 457n 1; AoFiii part of the face, around the mouth
p77.3 Sogdica. 6.7; GMS 976 A; Benv. TSP 211.55
7366 pryfty C
parifte, paripde © pp pi. r -
-
L tJjb I j 7378 pryng 2 M
paring © MP paring ^ prtynk1
^ JSSJ ^
IS
^y
y} <J <>r
^ monochrome damask
led , taken
BSTii 843.25: C2, 68R 17, 25 Hen. Sogd. Cpds. 1945, 151
7367 pryywVy B 7379 pry nysyVkr’y B
fri- xware fri-naxsir - kare
gurmand ( one who likes eating ) hunting fan{ liking hunting )
SCE 290 SCE 136
7368 pryh B, S Jo* -
7380 pryp B, M, C
fri =* pry-, fry( y )- parep © <* pari-apaya\ Parth. pry*b\ Khot.
dear parev => prp-, pr > yp-
( to )lead, (ftf )take away
voc. VJ 309, 905, 1074; acc. VJ 1103; nom. TSP
2.65; MDii No. 3R 7 GMS 205, 588; BBB b72; Hen. Tales. 486; TSP
2.1192; Frag. Len. 48.2; BSTii: C2, 87 R 15,
7369 pryq C < dJjU
102V 23
parek © pi. - t; ob. -ty =* pr yk
}
7371 prynPnt M, C
parimond
^ p
^ynPnt, prymynd
WJ - < jiL* (to )reach
GMS 539, 729; BBB; Hen. Tales. 469.28, pryys;
to the, for those BSTii: C2 gloss.; MDii p208
GMS 1487; BSTii: C2 gloss. 7384 prys S-
7372 prymyfi B, M, S ( oy* -
fres © <* fra-aisaya> OP fraisaya © impf . pr' sy
)
parime /10 prymy55 © <*upari+( myd )
( =^ pr > ys ~ , frys-, fl ys-, pr > yst-, pr >sy
1
^ -
( to )sc nd
^ pr'ynPyS, yd
for it , to it, with it MDii p207; KG p!87
pry wn-
297
fri-takosne
^
ogler( one who likes looking )
MDii p207; Anc. Lett. 2.31, 35, 38; A VS 136
SCE 314
7388 pryst - 2
S C ,
7399 prytm ( h ) B, S jtJjty-
parist © - -
<* apa rasta © pt. st. =» pryz , pr >st-,
fritam (frytm ) ©<* friya-tama ^ pr’yttr
prst -1
dearest
^
(/ escape
apud. Hen. BSOAS 12, 612 n 5; STii 4.38 7400
VJ 252, 300, 1149; GMS 494
pry tnpV S
7389 prysPy -
M, C fri-tambar
panstay © impf . =* prsPy-, psPy- lazyiliking body )
0o )prepare MSP bl88
GMS 624; Sogdica. 52.2a; STii 6.16; BSTii 875.50; 7401 pryBt -
C3, 54 V 20, 68V 8 -
pari / e0t ?, pariBit ? © < para da6 aya © pt. st .
7390 prysty S -
^ pPyS , pr*8t -, pry0-
freste OcOsell
messenger STi 9.7; apud. GMS 122n 1 * pry0tyt
MDii p207 7402 pryBync - C tip JLJS
7391 pry sw’m’k B parlOenc © impf . =» pr0ync -
fri-sawame (fo )stretch
walking fan ( liking walking ) BSTii 875.19, 66V 19
SCE 289 7403 pryw1 M, B
-
parew ©<*upari aiva © postp.
^ ppyw,
> pryw
7392 pryt S
with , together
frit © pi.,- ob. pi. -ty ^ pryhih prytmh, pry- GMS 132, 1622-4; TSP 2.1195, 3.220
dears
7404 prywJ C tl) I I
GMS 1251
-
paryu, parew © <*upari ayam ^ prw1
7393 pryB C - to him, on it, towards him
-
pare 0 © < para da6 aya => pry 0 t-, ppy5- GMS 1496; STi; BSTii: C2 gloss.
0 <9 )sell 7405 pryw 3 ==» pry-
BSTii 890.58: C 2, 60V 26 pl 48; Benv. JA 1955,
7406 pry wVyiPy B
315; Sund. AoFi 1975 p253, lOii R 7
7394 pryP ? S n
. Jb
"
_ ..
yi i Cw
*
fri-warayne
l
liking hunting with falcon
paret
SCE 134
post ?
MDii p151.10; MDiii p79.10
7407 prywj M -
7395 pryPt n S
paryoz © Parth. prywj -
^© fritdt -t ( a )c -an - Av. tak
fritatcan -
( to )be victorious
y
GMS 669; Sogdica. 16.9; Hen. ZII 9.238
lovely
MSP b95 p 51
-
7408 pry wn B, S
friwan -
7396 prytmh S (/ cOlove
frltat © ob. - yh => pryPt (t ) SCE 521-2
prywnt 298
in it , there
STi 81, 11; STii 6.31, GMS 1453 -
2
=» > ps , psw
sheep, cattle
7420 pryymySS M =» prymyS
GMS 953; VJ; BBB
7421 pryys M -prys-
7432 ps* C Lrt
7422 pryz- C pasa ( ps’h ) I
-
parez © <* pari razaya- © impf . p' ryz then , afterwards, on the other hand
=> pryst - , prst
2 1
- STii; BSTi 14a, C2 glossy BBB 656
0 o )escape, ( to)flee
7433 psJh M ps>
C2, 94R, 25, 51 V 28; Hen. Cosm. 612
7434 psJq C =* ps k }
7423 pryz}mnty C
parezamande 7435 ps>k M ( <SlZ :J J)
^ %y
flight, fleeing p o sak ps q © < Av. pusa-kaMP pwsg
( ) ( > )
© pi. -t ps’kOO
C 2, 61 V 16 ^
7424 przpr B, S < JLOL*A
garland , crown
parzPar ^ Hen. BSOAS 11, 74.14, 15; LW 48; C 2, 48V 25;
likeness, parable GMS 171
Vim. 97, BSTBL; Frag. Len. 68.12 7436 ps*kyc M JL f
*
r 299 pswxs -
Hen. JRAS 1945, 149.5, 151.18 ^’pstk ’r’k
7437 psWr -M helper
posat -5ar ( pst’r- ) © perf . st.
( to )ask
-> ps-\ psd’r - Hen. Tales. 486.20; GMS 552n 1, 663, 1125
7449 pstq ryy =» pstk’r’k
’
GMS 536 -
7450 pstn B, S, C < jL j Jft3 j j
1 7438 ps*w - M, S, B pastan pst’n © <*apa- stana © f. nom.; acc.
( )
pasaw =^ ) ps> w - -h, -’; pi. -/ =^ >pw pstnh, ’pstnh
(/ <? )touch delay , time, respite, postponement
GMS 571; TSP 15.8; SCE 87; BBB 490, 663; Frag. GMS 89; VJ 561, 724; STii 2.14; Frag. Len. 27.3,
Len. 81, 6, 12 8; C2, 17R 4, 51R 27, 54R 14
t
7439 ps’wyty S 7451 pstw - C < 0-5£ jl&i
pasuyde © pp. -
pastaw ©<*apa~ stav- © impf . p' stw , pt. st.
sacred , purified pstw' t ^ pst’w-
’
MSP b84 (to )disown , ( ro )deny
7440 ps’wt- M STi 10.14, 13.9; AoFi 225, 3; AoFiii 76. p' stw ;
pasut © pt. st. -
Sund. AI 28, 1988, 183; perf . pstwd' r , STi
0o )touch 58.3; GMS 89, 575
BBB p72.576; perf . st. ps' wtS' r -, pp. ps' wty , 7452 pstxwmp - fstxwmp -
Fr . Len. 81.7
^- 7453 psw B, C £
JLJL**
7441 psd’r C pasu *^ ’ps-, ps-2
pos5ar - (pst’r- ) © perf . st. ps’tS’r- cattle, sheep
^
( ro )ask VJ 87, 164, 57d; Sund. AI 28, 1988, 183, psw stwr
STi 67.14; Sund. AoFiii p66.8; GMS 457 n 1; 7454 pswc M -
,r
t
A VS 127
7442 psknt C ;t
-
pasoc © <* apa sauca ’ps’wc-
(ro ) purify , (to )clean
^
paskand =» psknt GMS 89, 591; Hen. Cosm. 311,67, 2sg. impf .; BBB
havoc
f 87; AVS 73
Frag. 6.8 apud. S W, IIJ 1976, 49, 50n 37
7443 psqpy C
7455 pswys B -
paskupe ( pswqpy ) => > psqwp)
-
pasuxs (’pswys , pswxs- )
0 o )clean up, ( / o )be cleaned
bishop
GMS 89, 825; TSP 3.280
BSTii: C2 gloss.
7456 pswyt M -
7444 psm’r B
(o )p(a )smar ? *=» > psm > r
-
pasuyd (’pswyt ) © pt. st.
(/ cOpurify, (to )clean up
( name of an )illness, epilepsy ? GMS 591; BBB f 87
TSP 22.18 7457 pswytyy M, C *
7445 pspy- B pasuyde © pp.
paspay © <*Av. apa spaya - - © impf . p' spy purified
=»’pspy-, ’pysp’y BBB 544; W-Lii 530, 547, 574; Sund. AoFviii
away, 0<9 )reject
(/ cOthrow
1981, 29R 5
BSTBL, Dhu. 94; Benv. Notesi 33; TSP 5.72; Frag. 7458 pswq M
Len. 85, 3, inf . pspy' y pasok => pswc-, pswyt-
7446 pst’n C =» pstn - purification
7447 pst’r- C =¥ psd’r - BBB f 87; GMS 597; W-Lii 547, 574, 5
7448 pstk’r’k M j i X 7459 pswqpy C =» psqpy
past - kare ( pstq’ryy ) © <* u past a- karaka- 7460 pswxs - M =» pswys -
psxnt 300
7469 ps =* pst1
prest. part. pi. Sogdica 21.20; BBB p86
7471
—-
7470 ps > pc-
pswpr B I
7483 ps’myh
( )
7484 psJnk > B
psmty >
<i7 l*f b
pasapar ( pys*Pr, ysPpr ) ^ ps r
provisions, supplies
^ ^ p(a )sank Op nkty ) =^ psn ~, ’pstok
net, snare
^
VJ 347, 895n p93 TSP 2.847, 908
7485 ps’nk ’ns
7472 psWry =» psWryy
7473 pswy- B => ps y- }
^ y B
pasank -ansace
iAy
7474 ps -,( )
M, C J1 Lrt LTT* iJm-
trapper
SCE 361
pasa Ops- ) © < Av. pasca ©adv. & pref .
7486 psOpwty =» ps > bwty
=* psy, > pys
then , after 7487 ps’sry M
GMS 179, 373, 1143; BBB p98 pasa-sare
V \
psn }
301
-
7493 ps’y B, M, C
BSTi 226; GMS 132A
-
po /asay © impf . pypy =* psy-, ps’t , ’pSr’y-,
,ps> y-, ps*y-, Ps y-
}
’ 7504 pskyr -M
0o )throw,(to )reject, 0o )cast -
paskir © pass. st. =4 pskr -, ’pskr , psqyr -
GMS 541, 616, 917; TSP 8.10, 5.72, 22.13; BBB ( to )be chased
572, 544 b 55; Frag. Len.; MSP b90; BSTii: C2 GMS 367; BBB pl 03 f 42
glossy Sund. AoFi 1974, 3R 2; AVS 92 - / y-AiJ
7494 ps’yck B iSJ 1 -
7505 psqyr C
pasker © caus. st.
^ pskyr- ^
pasecik ? => psycyk Go )follow, (ro)pursue
latter, later Sund. AoFi 251.6; perf . st. psqyrd' r - AoFi 245.7
BSTBL, Dhu. 281, psytcyk n 100
7495 psJycyk ( h ) B 7506 psqyr (y) =* psqwr (y )
pase( n )clk, pasecik ?
spilling ?
7507 psmty* S
pasamtya ? ( ps’myh )
? O j j3
tf
jp -
TSP 2.299 n pl 73; Hen. Texts. 718
gulp ?
7496 psyt -M, C
Sogdica. 21.22, 23b; GMS 81
pasayd © pt. st. =* psync-
0c )sprinkle, (rcOspill -
7508 psn S, M, C 4;
GMS 600; perf. psYtS' r-, BBB 531 pasan ©loc. psny\ acc. psnw =^ psyn-, ’psn
trap
7497 psyty C
S W apud. Mack. AI 25, 428 n 16; C2 p 51 n 5
pasayde © pp.
spilled 7509 psn1 M, C
STi 81.14; BSTi 346 pasna © < Av. pasna ©f . acc.
7498 psqV C heel
paskar =# pskr - BSTii: C2, 51V13 n p98; Bailey. Prolexis. 183;
psp’cyq 302
suddenly
GMS 562; inf . pst' yt , C2, 31V8
7522 pst’ty C ^U I
a
BSTii 896.58: C 2, 54V 28 pl 08
pastate © pp pi. -t => prst > ty
7511 pspVy =* prsp’r ^
prepared , ready
7512 pspVyy M
STi 86.8; BSTii 889.29: C2, 60R 29
paspare © <* pati-spar - 7523 pst’wn C jjX \
advancing
GMS 962; BBB pi 32
pastawan © pi. -t
order, admonition
pstWnh -^
7513 psp > ty C BSTii 862.11: C2, 25V11 p62; Schwartz. STSC
paspate -^ pcp^Cyy) 45V; Sund. AoFviii 1981, 23V 10
suddenly
BSTii: C2 gloss.; Benv. JA 1951, 50 n 2; C2 p 50n
7524 pstty - C
' ^ prsPy-, pst’t-
pastay © pt. inf . pst yt
4 Oc ?)
prepare
7514 pspr- B, M, C STi 31.8; BSTii 893.8: C2, 31V8
paspar © impf . p' spr =» psprty 7525 pstSY - M ps>d > r-
Go )fixv Oo )lcvel, (zo )trample 7526 pstrw B c Jlw
GMS 370, 616; Frag. Len. 37.4; perf . psprd' r pastar ( u ) =» pystrw
BSTii: C2, 51 V 13, 120R 4 then, afterwards
7515 psprJmndy ( y ) M IjI TSP 7.66, 192, 12.46 etc.
paspar-amande 7527 psty - C JpbjjJb'J
fixing pastay © impf . p' sty
GMS 1100 (ro )admonish , (/ instruct
^
C2 gloss. 3pl. pres, pstynt ; AVS 93
7516 psprty C
pasparte © pp. =» pspr -
--
aJ t dLajlj
7528 psws B, C - ijjJ*
pasus ©<* sus; Av. haos © impf . pyswS
trampled
BSTii: C 2, 51R 22 ^ p^ws-
(fo )dry up
7517 pst' M, C BSTii 857.4; Benv. JA 1951, 329; C2 p59, 22V 14;
past ©< prst © pi. of * p$ =* prs- TSP 22.18; Benv. Et. Oss. 99
lips 7529 psy C
Sogdica. 5.8; STii 2.6; GMS 357, 496 pase ( ) psy, psyy ) © < pasca =* ps()>, ’pys, pys-1
7518 pst 2 S _ -
.sbjl j> i jL j
after
past © Parth. pastag ; Pahl. pasn GMS 373; STi 59.18, 76.6
contract, pact -
7530 psy M, C
pa /osay © pass. st. ^ ps’t-, ps> y-
Anc. Lett. 5.22
( to )be thrown away, (r )kept back, ( to )be cast
-
7519 pst’d’r C 0->
^
GMS 541; Mack AI 25, 424.7 n p 427-8
pastaSar ( prst > t8,r-) © perf . st. psPy -
(to )prepare
^ -
7531 psy B, M JJi
pise, pose © < pdOre < puOraka © in compd.
STii 3.32; BSTii 895.29: C2, 54V 29 =» wyspsy, - pySr ^k
7520 pst >q C Cu ^ son
pastak ( prsPq, prst’kk )
^ prsLkOi ) BBB p73; GMS 119
armour 7532 psycyk B
pasecik ( psycyq ) © pi. -t
Schwartz. STSC 146.6 ^ p yck ^
303 pt’ycQi)
’-
r*
GMS 600; BBB 531; BSTi 318; C2, 11V 19; Bailey.
Prolexis. 417; AYS 123
7538 psyncn C 1
7549 pt w S, M, C
— i j £
*
pattaw © Parth. ptt }w ,<* pati-taw
( ro )endure
j> ijs£ jJow
STi 7.5; STii 6.8, 10, 24; Frag. Len. 85.11; MSP
pascncan © voc. - }
b 200, 180, 143, 197; Sund. AoFi 251.5; GMS
sprinkler 572
STii 6.10 7550 pt > w > nt B
7539 psynty C pattawand
pasinte ? ©ob. pi. -ty patient
part, piece TSP 2.837
STi 66.22; Sund. AoFiii 65; BSTii: 857.11: C2,
66V 11 p59
7551 pt’wp’zny C, S
pattaw- paz(a )ne
L 5L-. J*
7563 pt’yyw’y ==» ptyw> y-, ptyyw’y- BSTBL, Dhu. 123; W-Lii 573
7564 pt’yyws =» ptyws- 7580 ptp’ynt B, S- icpbjwl i jiliJUyj
7565 pt’ym’ync- B, S patpend =* ptbynt-, pcPynt-
( ro ) join , (ro )answer, ( ro )continue
patimenc ( ptymync ) ©impf . ^ ptm’ync-
( to )dress VJ 290, 292; KG 340
VJ 13, 1293, 1356, 1438; pt' ymc , VJ 872; KG 607 7581 ptp’ynt’y B f jlx . <0
-^
patpende ^ pcP nty ’
7566 pt’yn B, S 4 I JkSP - continuously
patin ? © < Av. pailina =» ptptJyn, ptyn
TSP 6.107, 124, 179 n p205
separate
SCE 67; TSP 2.488, 7.90, 21i8 n pl 75; Frag. Len. 7582 ptp’yr B- ? y* I < V L P O J U-
^ 3
7603 ptbst C-
patpe/ ost © pt. st. =» ptPy5-, ptpSy
thought , memory, remembrance
(fo )know, ( ) understand , 0 )feel
-
BSTBL, Dhy. 155 etc., TSP 9.141, 1624, 20.7 etc., ^
STii 1.30, pp. ptbsty
^
23.10 etc.
7604 ptpsttyy =* ptpsty( y )
7592 ptprNv -
B, S •pibjlaI ll
pi 84, 185 nl 77
7613 ptbyd - C =» ptpy8-
—
7614 ptpyS B, S
^ lj~s- £\S
7626 ptby8- C
patpe0 /6 ( ptbyd - ) =» ptpy6-
patpe6 ( ptbyd - ) © <* pati- baudaya- © impf . Oo)know
ptyflyS ptpyst -1, ptbd -, ptbyG- STii 1.37
(to )know, (/ <? ) understand , (ro )feel, ( to ) be aware 7627 ptpyw B, S
BBB; TSP; BSTBL, Dhu. 126, Vim. 110, Dhy. 374; patpyu ( ptbyw ) © <OIr. neuter =* ptpy -
KG; BSTii: C2 gloss.; Sogdica. 31.12, 2pl. pres, respect
pt. byd -6 , SW , C2 n p 53.23 p 58 f 19, 97.31; VJ 34, 856; TSP; SCE 187.490, 543; O3 30; Frag.
GMS 187, 586 2a.2; KG 585; Frag. Len.; S W, 1980 MIFSS 7;
7615 ptpy6 >y B, S, M W-Li 94
patpe5e (ptpy,5y, ptpy5 yy ) =» ptp5y 7628 ptbyw C =4 ptPyw
knowledge, perception , understanding 7629 ptpywcn S Li
^
J
TSP 2.897, 898, 23.12; BSTBL, Vim. 74; Intox. 13; patPyucan
ptflySy , Sogdica. 2.24, 25; GMS 962; W -Li, ii; respectable
KG 610; BBB - yh ; Frag. Len. 65.12 pt flywcnw , apud. S W, MIFSS 1980, 7
7616 ptpy8n > k
B I 7630 ptbywcyk C Jjlj A
-
7634 ptc’xs =* ptcxs- 7645 ptcyS B- oij"JJW-
patceB ?
7635 ptcys- S
( ro )sweep, (/ o )clear away
-
pa( t )caxs © impf . ptycYs =» ptcyt , pc> ys-,
Sund. AoF 19, 1992, 353 n!6f .
ptcxs-
0o )receive 7646 pt6>ys S -
pat5es © impf . ptyS' ys
JpbjUj
MDii p209, 1.118; pt. ptc' xst( y )t MSP b25; impf .
ptycYs, MDiii pi 26 ( to )show
7636 ptcyst C
* - Sund. MHC p 25
pa(t )cyast- © pt. st. =» pcy> z, pcyst- 7647 ptfir’mc B
( ro )receive patz( y )amc ( pSryhnc ) ©<* pat jay - - ^ ptjyhnc,
perf . ptcYstwcPr-, C2, 7 V 29 p 54 pSrhncCh )
7637 ptcyt M - dispute
pa ( t )cayd ( pttfyt-, ptcxt- ) © pt. st. =* ptcxs-, SCE 435- 36
pcyt -, pcxt-
7648 p0f > r C
0 )receive
o paGfar ( p0 p > r ) ^ pSP’r
GMS 509; KG 196, Apd. 3.2.1; ptcYt &rBBB haste
b 41, 48 BSTii 849.7: C2, 12R 7
7638 ptcng C 7649 ptfrNv M, C
pa( t )cang *=> pcng, ptsng, pts’nkh
cros^
patfraw © ob. y( y ) -
^ ptfrVy, ptpr*w, ptpr w
}
memory, remembrance
Sund. AoFi 1974, 241.5 STi 82.4; GMS 604; BBB p88.756
-
7639 ptcs B
pa( t )cas *pcs -
7650 ptfrNv - M, C J3 I &
(ro )taste
«
patfraw =» ptfrNvt , ptPrNv -
( r <? )remember, (/c? )remind
-
BSTBL, Intox. 18, inf . - yt
GMS 572, 732; BBB f 70
7640 ptcsp’n C, M I
( )
pa t cpan ^ pcptoOO
exposed , ready
- 7651 ptfrNvncyk M
patfrawancik
^ nwptf wcyk ^
Ijl
remembering , reminding
STi 87.2a, apud. Benv. TSP n p212.66; MSP b 50,
ptcp' n GMS 1015, 1162; BBB p88.756
-
7641 ptcxs M, S 7652 ptfrNvt M -
pa ( t )caxs © <* pati-caxsa © impf . ptycxs patfrut © pt. st. => ptfr * w-, ptPrWt-
reading ^
patxwaste, patxuste © pp . ^ ptyw’y-, ptywsty 1
GMS 60; Anc. Lett. 4.6; STi 81.12; Benv. Notesiii patyan , patayn ©f . loc.
{)
=> fryn >
233; Hen. Mittelir. 53; Sund. AoFviii 1981, 23V type, manner, like
7, 9; C 2, 12 V 18 n p 56; Schwartz. ZDMG 292 n C2, 7R 26, 91 V 4; STSC 18, 151
12; S W, AI 1990, 242
7661 ptyfo B, C, S
patyam © Parth. padgam
message
7672 ptyrp - B
patyo / arp © <* pati- garb- / grab > Parth.
—
padgirw © impf . pt > yYrfi\ inf . p[Yrf )yy
=^ pcyrp-, ptyryPt
( )
-
VJ 1390; MDii 1.1.14, 19; Anc. Lett. 4.7; Frag. (to )understand , (to )receive
Len. 81.15 SCE 406, 556; BSTBL, Dhu. 92, 121, 283, Padm.
7662 ptytobry C 67, Dhy. 129; TSP 2.1230; STii 8.7; GMS 673
patyamPare © pi. ob. pi. -/ y
messenger , prophet
161Z ptyrp’t - S
patyarpat © pt. st.; ptYrf?t 8 yr - perf . st.
-
STi 33.13, 81.7; STii 6.25; BSTii: C2 gloss Sund. (rfl )receive, OcOperceive
AoFviii 1981, 21V 14 pl 80 MSP bl 06, bl 07
7663 pty’mprymync C 7674 ptyrpyny M
patyamPare-menc patyarpene © pi. -t\ pres part, ,
309 ptyws
^^k B JjU
patxwayene © pres. part. =* pry ptywn’k,
patyust <
pty’wS, ptywz-
gust a
%
patyoSe © pi. t - ^ pty’wS Sund. MHC 36.1 VI 1
concealing -
7693 ptywstSV =4 ptywstwfrr-
?. BBB 616; GMS 899 7694 ptywstk B
7682 ptywk yk S
}
patyuste © pp. ptywst-2, ptywsty 2, ptyswc>
patyukik ? concealed , covered
with sulphur ? BSTBL, Dhu. 24
Sund. MDii B-9 V 2 p!60, 162 7695 ptywstwSV B, M -
7683 ptywnk < >} B patxustuSar ( ptywsdT-, ptywstfrr- ) © perf . st.
patxwank , patxung ( ptyw kCw ), ptywnkh ) (ftf )kill
© <* pati - xwahanaka => ptxwng
^ TSP; Hen. JRAS 1944, 138.20; Frag. 2a , 24: BSTii
•
a murder, killing 895.29: C2 p67, 54R 29n .pl 00, 184
TSP 2.323, 595, 627, 843, 5.21, 11.21; SCE 421; 7696 ptywsty1 B
GMS 976n 1; Hen. JRAS 1944, 138.19 patxwaste, patxuste © pp. =* ptxwJy-, ptywst-2,
7684 ptywnkh =» ptywnk(>) pty> wsty
- killed
I 7685 ptywnt C
patyund ©* pati- gunta
ptyYwnt ptywst-
(to )cover, (r <? )hide
2 — y gaud - © impf . TSP 2.312; Frag. Len. 77R 2, 120.7
7697 ptywsty 3 C
seductive eyes"
Sogdica. 64.10; ptYws+wn "to make audible", C2,
55V 27 p 107; TSP 10.20; Sund. AoFviii 1981
7688 ptywsch S p217, 26V 2
ptyws - 310
=» pty> ws - patyosik
(to )hear, (/o )be heared hearer
GMS 598; v. Et. S W, C2 gloss, n pi 06, 17 STi 37.18; GMS 897; Sund. AoFiii p62
7701 ptywsPk B =4 ptywsy
7702 ptyws mnty C
7714 ptywy - B =* ptyw > y-
»
^
patyosamande
7715 ptywy n’k B
patx wayne ^ ptyw n’k
hearing, audition murderer ^
BSTii 903.12: C2, 57R 12 TSP 2.799
7703 ptywsdY C - 7716 ptywyiPiPk B oJSJiS'
>
7721 ptk’r’ M
patyustar - ( ptywstwS © perf . st.
^- ) patkara ( ptk ’r* ) ©f . n.; ob. -y ^ ptkVkh -
^ ptywsdh-- appearance
( ro )hear
BBB b40; GMS 973, 1266, TSP 16.22; BSTBL,
*
STii 3.2, 2.2; VJ; MDii; Frag. Len. Dhy. 388, 345, -»
7708 ptywstk B => ptywsty
7722 ptkVkh B, S Lj L jifclL Ojy*#
7709 ptywstw B =* ptywsty patkara ( k ) » ptk ) r >, ptq}ry, ptkr * k
®
7710
,
ptywstw5 r - B, S =* ptywsPr - appearance
7711 ptywsty B, S TSP 6.34; KG 379; BSTBL, Dhu. 21, 59, Dhy. 350
patyuste ( ptywstk , ptywstw ) © pp. 7723 ptqVy C
heard -
patkare ©acc. w; ob. -y =4 ptkr}k , ptqry,
-
TSP 5.2, 7.4; BSTBL; MDii; rw, VJ 1273, 1246; ptkrq
-
BSTBL; Dhu. 76, ik , TSP 20.10; Dhu. 130, 171; appearance, image
ptPwsty , TSP 6.177; MSP b 138 BSTii 877.1, 905.20, 25, 908.16, 20: C2, 57 V 20,
7712 ptywsy C 25, 65V 24, 40R 16, 20; STi 31.8
^
oJjy
patyose ©adj. pi. -
f . c =» frm ) n ptywsy 7724 ptq >s C lX*>
throat
patkare-spase © pi. t -
worshiper of idols, idolist
Frag. Len. 37.7
apud . S W , C 2 p85, 7
7729 ptkntw S
7741 ptqryst *n C
patk (o )ntu ? ( ptkyn )
guilty
patkarcstan ©ob. y -
idol temple
Anc. Lett. 4.3; BBB p89.763; GMS 148 BSTi 234, 242, 279
7730 ptkr >k B, S 7742 ptkryty ’sp y M
patkare ( ptkr*y ) © <OP patikara © acc. ^ A M
-
ptkr' w , pi. -t =» ptk > r , ptkVkh , ptq > ry, ptqry
)
patkarct / i -spase
^ ptqry -sp^ y, sp>sy
image idolatry
TSP 6.135; SCE 90, 94, 220; BSTBL, Dhy. 17 etc.; Sogdica. pl 5.12, 13
KG 475, 583; ptkr' w , SCE 87; Dhy. 120;
7743 ptkry (y ) ptkrq
ptkr' kw , Dhy. 29, 143; KG 631; ptkr' yt , Dhy.
7744 ptqryy => ptkrq
139, 151, 219; ptkr' yk ? TSP 2.646 n pi 77
7731 ptkr’nt- =4 ptkrnt- 7745 ptqsc =* ptqsty
7746 ptqsty C
7732 ptkr’st S - patkasc, patkoste ( ptqsc ) © pp.& m .; f . ptqsc , -
-
patkraste © pt. st.; inf . y =» ptkrnt-
-
pi. -t =* prkys , ptq s, ptqysty
(ro )cut ’
imprisoned
Frag. Len. 48a 3, -nv, 84 b 2 C 2, 94 R 16, 25V 18, 64V 28
7733 ptkr y =» ptkr’k , ptqry
}
7734 ptkrq M, S
7747 ptkwc - B 1
ux
7756 ptmwk B -
7768 ptmc =» ptnPync-, *ptmnc-
patmak ( ptnPk , ptnPq ) ©<* pati -mdy - 7769 *ptmnc- B
=^ ptm > t > y, > pw ptm*k patmi ( n )c ( ptmc- ) © 3pl. impf . payment
measure =* ptmync-
-* k , Dhy. 88; Intox. 31; Frag. Len. 4.3, -' kl -' q-, 0<?)dress
TSP 2.998; BSTBL, Padm. 42; Hen. BSOAS VJ 872; GMS 334
12.309.13; BSTii 905.26: C2 pl 23, 57V26; MSP 7770 ptmwydV -
C =» ptmwyt8> r-
e21; ptm' ky , Padm. 39; pr ptm' k , "equally"
BBB f 53; ptm' kh , MSP bll; GMS 980
7771 ptmwyt B, M- ( oy^
7757 ptmWk S
-
patmuyd © <* pati-muxta , Av. pads muxta;
J^ I < a.>L < JL
(
4
Parth. padmuxt - © pt. st. => ptmync-
patmaSe © / mad - (ro )dress
substance, matter GMS 536
Sund. MHC p27.36.10 V 5 p2 8n 47
7758 ptm’k B, M, S => ptmfk
7772 ptmwytSV M -
patmuydar ( ptmwyd’r- ) © perf . st.
7759 ptm’q C =» ptmfk
—
( to )dress
7760 ptm’nh S Hen. Tales. 478, 7; STi; STii ptmwYty (5V , BBB
patman 488
contract 7773 ptmwyty (y ) M, C
Anc. Lett. 5.22
7761 ptmVy B
patmuyde © pp.
ptm > wyt > k
-
^ ptm’ync-, ptmwyt-,
< ajUik
patmate ©* pati-mata-; Parth. pdm' dg © pp. of dressed
* ptm? y - GMS 848, 855, 858; BBB 561, 667; Sund. AoFviii
measured , frugal 1981 p204, 24V1
SCE 155 7774 ptmwk M
7762 ptmNvyt - S =» ptmwyt- patmok ( ptmwq ) © /‘mauk ; Parth. padmog ;
"
1
313 ptps -
MP paymog =» ptm wk )
, 7787 ptnwb C
garment, dress patnuP ?
GMS 957; BBB; Hen. Cosm. 307, 15, 62; BSTii beating
836.3: C2, 108R 3; Bailey. Prolexis. 153 STi 6.12; BSTii 853.3, 862.10; C2, 7R 17, 25R 10;
7775 ptmwq C => ptmwk S W , C2 p 53
7788 ptnwy ( y ) M
7776 ptmwxs M - yy < o± yyr
patnawe (ptnw > k (w ) )
y jl
7783 ptn’ym - B
patnez ? ( ptnyyz- ) =» ptnyyz
patnem ©< pati-ndmya "to bend back"
( ro )roast
(ro )imitate
SCE 144; Gersh. Advice. 79f STii 4.27 p 593; Sogdica. 39.25
7784 ptn’ym B 7798 p8p> r => pBf > r
1
patnem ©ob. -y 7799 ptprV S
^ ptnym
imitation, inclination patfraw =» ptpr*w, ptfr w }
( tjpLi j j U y Z9
( ptry 6-
-
f / potar =» ftr , ) pt ) r - 0o )mix
(/ <9 ) pu 11 out ( hair ) TSP 2.356, 774, 3.276, 289, 14.5, 19.9, 8.177; SCE;
GMS 89; Hen. JRAS 1944, 143n 4 BBB f 35; BSTBL, Padm. 41; O’ 8; Frag. Len.
7810 ptr},m - B - 92, 8, 11; GMS 587
jxL w ( * j.i
patram ( ptrtn - ) © <* pati-rama
( (
^ 1
7822 ptHyfi’k B
(to )calm, (to )appease, (r <? )extinguish , (ro )stop patreGe ©ob. - y = ptry 6 y( y )
^
GMS 581; TSP 2.443, 464, 16.40, 23.9; BSTBL, mixture
Dhy. 225; MDii pi 74.3; MDiii; Frag. 5.9; MSP TSP 2.884, 815
b133 el 9; inf . -> y, Dhy. 225, 270, 334; TSP
23.15; AYS 74
7823 ptr’ys- B o* jf o jO
patres © <* pati- rais ; Av. raes\ Khot. birata
7811 ptr’P^y =4 ptr k
^ © inf . - y =» ptrys -
7812 ptr k B, S (fo )tear apart
^
patrape ( ptr p* y ))
TSP 2.458 n pl 75; GMS 662; Prolexis. 24
stick -
—
7824 ptHyz B ijlllJJJUL 1
TSP 5.72, 11 n p200; GMS 1254; Frag. Len. 81.6 ’ -
patrez ( ptr yz ) © <* pati-razaya , Parth.
y.
315 ptrysc*
—
obstructed
heritage, patrimony
Schwartz. HMV 391, pt. of ptrwxs-
BBB all; GMS 226; Tales. 470.56; STi 21.8, 24.4;
C2,*51 R 6: BSTii 885.6 7841 ptrwp M
7831 ptrk *ndt M
pitarkand © pi . fortress, ditch
—
patrup © fraup Khot. pruva\ Skt. ropaya -
y
patrisca © f . pp. -
» ptryst > k 7861 ptrzty C
patrazte © pp. ^ pt yzt-
mixed
GMS 1272; Hen. BSOAS 12, 312, 119; BBB p69, raised, erected
^
560 STi 45.16; Benv. JA 1943, 45, 115
—^ —
7849 ptryst - ©M* pati
1
C , 7862 pts*q M =» ptsJk
patrist irista
< - - © pt. st. =» ptry5-, -
7863 pts’c M, C j I l £ O jj
ptr > y5- -
patsac ©<* pati saca; Parth. passaz , MP
(ro )mix
-
passaz © impf . ptys' c ^ pts t-, ptsxs-
GMS 587; BBB p69.560; C2, 31 V 18 n p76.12 (ro )arrange, (reorder
7850 ptryst - 2
C GMS 591; Gersh. AHM 257; C2, 27 V 26; Hen.
patro/ ist © pati -rusta- © pt. st. =» ptrw8-, BBB pi 32; BSOAS 12, 312, 71, 77, 113; AVS 73
ptrwst - 7864 pts*d C =» pts >62
—
( to )g row
7865 pts’S1 M
BSTii 893.12: C 2, 31 V 12, inf . ptrysty n p76, 12
- -
patsaS © <* pati sadaya \ Ssad , Av. saSaya
7851 ptrysPk B appearance, shape
patriste ( ptrystyy, ptrystk ) © pp.
^ ptrysc* Hen. BSOAS 11, 68.7; GMS 957
mixed
TSP 22.3; STii 10.17; GMS 1272; BBB p69, 560
7866 ptsV S f jj o M lJT*
patsa5/0 ( pts'd ) ©<* pati - sa6 a\ Av. \Fsa "to
-
7852 ptrystk =» ptrysPk protect; Schad " to cover”
7853 ptrystyy M =» ptryst’k shield , armour
7854 ptrys M - MDii pi 56.4; Schwartz. STSC 138.28, 146.6
np441; S W , C2 pl 79-180
-
patres © <* pati rais\ Khot. birata\ Av. raes
© impf . ptyrys ^ pt ys-
^ 7867 pts’yt -
B
OcOtear apart patsayd © pt. st. ^ pts’c-, ptsyt-
GMS 662; BBB 490, 501 b98 (fo )adorn
7855 ptrystyy M
patriste, patreste © pp.
eJLt> o jL ICJJ VJ; TSP; BBB, ptsYtwS' r -
torn apart
-
7868 pts'yt’k =» ptsytyy
7869 pts’yt’w B =* pts’ytk
BBB 492; GMS 1638
7870 pts’ytch B
7856 ptryt C cSjAjJ JJIA*
I
patsaxca © f . pp. =» pts’ytk , ptsyc’
patret © postp. + gen.
adorned , inlaid
opposite, against, towards
VJ 16\ 40', 1169, 1258; GMS 1272 L
S W, C 2 gloss. F
-
7857 ptryB =* ptr'yS-
7871 pts’ytk B, S ( © JjU -
J
1 \
patsayde © <* pati - saxtaka © pp. ^ pts’yty ,
7858 ptry ( y ) =* ptr -1
ptsytyy
7859 ptryz B
adorned, inlaid
patrez / z ?
desire ?, raising ? -k , VJ 15\ 527; TSP 5.54; MDii; Frag. Len. 71.11,
Mack. BSTBL n p61-2, Dhy. 308, 315 - -
12; V, VJ 1170; kw , VJ 588; -y, VJ 334; O3
11
7860 ptrz -B, C
7872 pts’yty1 S
patraz © <* pati-raza-\ Parth. padraz
patsayde ^ pts tk
^ pt yzt-, ptrst
^ -
( to )rise up, ( ro ) become exalted . built ^
Sund. MHC p24, 36.2 R 4
BSTBL, Dhu. 219; C2, 49R 28, 48R 17; BSTii
826.28; STi apud. Sund. AoFi 1974 p23, 7V 16; 7873 pts^yty 2 B => pts ytk }
’-
7878 pts p B patsa(n )tu5ar ©<* ptsdt - © perf . st.
^ ptstynt-
patsap (to )approve
(to )be pleasing, (fo )please
Bugut. Insc. B2.8; Livsiq. AO, Hung. 26, 1972, 72
SCE 487; BSTBL, Vim. 19a, Benv. Notesi 33
7890 ptsyc* M J t o l jI
C>
7879 ptsV B, S, M
patsar (pyts’r ) *4S’r'
patsaxca ©f . pp.
arranged
^ pt ytch - ^
opposite, contrary, backwards
*»
7883 pts wc
’
patsoc
— B, S
-
© <* pati sauca © impf . ptyswc
7894 ptsytyy M
-
patsayde ( pts Pk ) © pp.
^
( oJju.y
^ pts tk ^
I
—
jjj JJ j
BSTii 842.13.36; Benv. Et. 1, 313; C2 p 54, 60V 3, Anc. Lett.; KG; perf . ptskw' tS' r - , BSTBL, Intox.
68R 13 36; STii 8.9; MDii B-15,4; KG 356
7919 pts’dy wn C - -
7931 ptsqw’t =* ptskw’t-
patsaSe wan -
7932 ptskwWr =» ptsqwkPr-
(to )give rest
C2 V 3, 68R 13
7933 ptskwty - B M S , ,
patskway (ptskwy ) © impf . pt ( )}
- yskwy
7920 pts’knp S X X
=» ptskw}t-, pcqw ) y-, pcwqy-, ptyskwy-
patskanp =» ptsknp OcOaddress, 0o )say {to a superior )
ceiling GMS 164, 567, 30, 170
7921 pts’nkh B, S
_
MDii A-5, 26 pl 8126n pl 85; MDiii p 51.26
v ..L? i jb o oJ f
7934 ptskwnh MD =» ptskw’nOi )
7935 ptskwy - =* ptskw> y-
patsang ©<* pati-\ fsan =» ptsng, pcng 7936 ptsm’r B, M, S
torture instrument, cross $
patsmar ©<* pati- smdra\ Khwar. pcm' r © ob.
-
VJ 250; GMS 164; ob. yh , KG 592
- y =» }pw ptsm > r, pcm r1 )
-
y =* pts}knp 7938 ptsnPyr - B, S, M
drip stone, eaves, porch
SCE 91; TSP 2.1015; GMS 367A -
patsmir ( ptsmyr ) © <* patismrya © pass. st.
-
^ ptsmT , ptsmyrt-
7926 ptskr 8 B- ( to ) be counted , 06> )reckoned
patskarS © >/"skard ^skr5 k, wyskyr5y
}
^
> i
ptsnPr ^ -
i
-
patspar ©<* pati spar © impf . ptyspr =» pcpr -
GMS 63a, KG 439
0 <? )arrange, (fo )fix, ( ro )be placed
GMS 164, 706; ptyspr , BSTii 895.49: C 2, 54V 19 7963 pttzVk B p> tz r >k
)
7974 ptw’sryk B
pat (a )usrik ? ©<* pati ausa ?
charm stone
- -
M.1
P U
—
i f lla
patur , patwar © Khwar. pcwr( k ) © nom.; ob. y;
acc. -w; pi. t -
retribution, reward , effect, recompense
-
(ro )kill
8000 ptwysty M , C
patwiste © pp.
Ijjfcl laXd
r--
jXoJ
C 2, 54R 29; STi 41.4, 21.9
^ ptwyS-
1
, ptwysc >
offered 8012 ptxwst -M, C, S 2 *
Sogdica . 67.12; Karab. Insc. 20; Sund. AoFviii -
patxwast, patxust (ptwxst ) © pt. st.
1981 pi 99, 202 n 367, 28 R 12 =» ptxw}y-, ptywst
1
-
8001 ptwysty ( y ) M iaXdaX \ J l o X d j j l
0 <? )kill
GMS 927; STi 49.12; STii 4.30; Anc. Lett. 2.40
patwiste © pp.
^ ptw’yrt - 8013 ptxwsty M, C, S
turned away
BBB p78, 641; GMS 1245 patxuste © pp.; pi. t - ^ ptywsty , ptwxsty
1
patxway © impf . ptyxw ( > ) y - patxway / ene => mrtxmy ptxwyny, ptyw
^ ptwx ^ -, ptyw’y
^ k,
323 ptycyy
guilty -
8064 ptyr 1 C
ptir ? => ptyrnc
STi 42.7, 43.11; GMS 148; ptyk' nw, Sogdica. 64.8
(ro ) pass
8050 ptyqn C =* ptykn
C2 pl 79
8051 ptynPync B, M, C -
patimenc ( ptymync ) © impf .
8065 ptyr-2
^ ptnPync- patyar ? © adj. =» ppyr -
( to )dress
harmful ?
GMS 600; TSP 13.26; KG 607; C 2, 57V 22, 23
C2, 66R 5-6 pl 47
8052 ptyms - M, B
8066 ptyrn M ? < oip i f f
***
patiyams © pres. & impf . > pty )ms-, ptyyms-
{ to )be ended
^ patent ? =» ptyrny, ptyn 2 ^
cause, meaning ?
GMS 630; Dhy. 94, 112, etc.; ptyyms., BBB pi 33
Sogdica. 35.9; BBB 525; Sund. AoFviii 1981
-
8053 ptymt => pty mt- }
p 217, 3R 8 ?; S W, C2 np98.15
-
8054 ptymt6 > r =» ptymtwS’r -
*
8067 ptyrnc C Ijjf i
-
jl blO
8055 ptymtw8> r- S patirnc ?, patirenc ? © f . pres. part, ^ ptyr - 1
—
M
patlyap © impf . =» pty}p-
( to )reach
8106 ptzVkyh S
patzanak ( ya )
knowledge
MSP bl 13; MDii A-13, 3, 7, ptzWk
GMS 630
8096 ptyyms- M 8107 ptzWmndyh M
patzan- amande
patiyams © intrans. impf. =» ptyms-
( to )be ended , ( to )be finished knowledge, recognition
GMS 630; BSTBL, Padm. 33, pty' ms Sogdica. 31.8 b; GMS 1100
8098 ptyz M
—
patyaz, patez ©<* patizaka , Pahl. padez
=» pty >z
autumn
— t
knowledge
BSTBL, Vim. 156, 73
8109 ptz’ncyk B
W- Lii 547; GMS 529; BBB p!33; Bailey. Asica. patzancik
13 knowledgable
BSTBL, Dhu. 137, Vim. 62 n pl 7; TSP 9.107
8099 ptyz’n -
M , C, S
, 8110 ptz’nh B =» ptzhi
patizan © impf .
^ ptzhi-, pt yz > n - 8111 ptz’nkh S iib -
0o )recognize, (ro )know
GMS 622; C 2, 6V12; MSP a 4 patzank ? =» ptz> ny
8100 ptyzyyr - C j
knowledge
MDii; MDiii p71.3, 7
patizyer © impf . =» ptzyyr-
GcOshout 8112 ptz’ny B, C i 3
«
**
< jijb
^
patzane ptzhi, ptz nkh
’
STSC 46.4 ^
knowledge
8101 ptyzyr C - TSP, 2.1112; BSTBL, Dhu. 39; pi. mntptz )ny( t )t
patlzir © impf . =» ptzyr-
'’ignorant '*, C2 gloss.
torment, ( ro )afflict
BSTii 846.27: C2, 69R 25 8113 ptz(5 ws - M
8102 ptznn B =» ptz> n-
patzpos ? =^ pcPws-
( to )smell
8103 ptzMn B - Sogdica. 46.8 n p47; GMS 72
patzan => ptz n- }
327 ^
pw pnt
^^
8142 pw t n M -
8153 pw*yc( ) B
(o ) pwec
1
^
pu-ancan *» > nc > n
continuously , without interruption (to )shake, ( to )bt agitated , movement
GMS 1166 BSTBL, Dhy. 23, 24 n p221; TSP 9.51, 109
8143 pw tNvyc B 8154 pw>zrmy >(h ) M
^
pu-andoxc pu-azarmya ?
without sorrow unhurtfulness
BSTBL, Dhu. 267 BBB pl 33, 483; W-Lii, 548, 579
8144 pw nwt (h ) M, B
’ 8155 pw}zwny C S
pu -anut pu-awazune ?
lack of protection , unsupported isolation , rertreat, remote
BBB b77; GMS 1165; BSTBL, Dhu. 274 BSTii 89224, 26; C2 p74, 31R 26
8145 pw’pzrn S 8156 pw > zy C
pu -apzarn pu-awaze ?
sorrowless separate, isolated
MDii, Nov. 5.6 BSTii 89220; Benv. JA 1955, 301, 333 n 14,
8146 pwVy M
pu -ary ry, Jpw * ry
^
-
«* i j')
• pWzy wy' q "a place apart"; C2 p74, 31R 20
8157 pw ep M y oj -b
priceless pu-cafa =* pwl, c> P >
GMS 1164; MSP b 33, 109 without you
8147 pw * rq M Jl
< *3
GMS 1166
pu -ark => }rk 8158 pwcsnt C
workless, inactive pu -csant ^ cs’ntOO
Sogdica. 16.19 n p20 without drink
8148 pwJrt B cMfjjs C2, 25V 18
(a )/( o ) pwart 8159 pwSNvptk B cJL
^-
1
8150 pw t S y 8161 pwS’y 2 B
(o )pwast © pt. st.
( to )imn( back )
pwtatk-^ p/ bo5i ( pw 6y ) © <Skt. bodhi
knowledge, enlightenment
Sund. MHC p31, 37.1, 4 -
TSP 5.105, 7.181, BSTBL
8151 pw st M
}
- J
8162 pw dbn C
(a )pwast Opw t-) © pt. st. =» pw rt- pu -5apn ^SPn-Ti, > pw 6pn
^
}
full
8168 pwSystp y => pwtystphPk
8169 pwyJr S
^ * C 2 gloss.
8181 pwn 2 C => pn
puxar
(coin o/ )Bukhara 8182 pw nwryjyy M £ I OJJJ
J JJJJ
Sogdica. 8.4 p9; MDii A-5, 4, 8, 15, 17 pl 81, 183; pu-nureze
MDiii p37, 28; 41.5 R N; Frye, Notes on the hateless{ without dislike )
early coins of Transoxiana 1949, 26.9 GMS 1162
8170 *pwys B - 8183 pwny Ch ) B, S
^ ( < j>>
puts =» pc-, pwyPkhy
0o )cook punyan ( pwrnyhi ) © <Skt. punya
Frag. Len. perf . pwYd' r -, 69.26, pYsS' r 6921 piety, religious merit
VJ; TSP; SCE 482, 568; BSTBL, Dhy. 170, 75,
8171 pwysyS B ft )
t
34.3 loan
8191 pw pckwyr *k M BBB p89, 763; GMS 487, 526, 954; Frag. 2a .9, 10;
pu - packwe / irak (> pw pckwyr > k ) =» pckw > yr C2, 51R 9
fearlessness 8203 pwrcNvnt C
Hen. Tales. 476.6 purcawand © pi. =4 pwrc
8192 pw pcywp C debitors
OJJJ
pu- pacyup STi 42.6; GMS 1091
unchanging 8204 pwr8> nk B JLLr
C2, 31 R 2- 3 purSang ( pwr 8nkh ) ©Skt. prdaku
8193 pw prm > n M leopard
pu - parmun =* prm * n , pw1 TSP 3.137, 13.26 n p 228; GMS 151, Bailey. MJM
unpitied 370, pwrd, "varigated"
Sogdica. 16.6, 17 8205 pwr8my M
8194 pw psk wyfiywn ? M furSme, fru 5me ? © <* fru6 / 0 me <* fra - rudma -\
pu- pask ?, -wySyun ? Av. uruOma =*> {3wr 5my
grain without seed ? vegetation
Sogdica. 50.2 b n p 51 GMS 415
8195 pw ptcxsy M 8206 pwrSnkh =» pwr5) nk
pu - patcaxse 8207 pwrn B, M, C
unseizability purn ( pwrnh ) © <* prna, Yaghn. pun( n ) ©adj.
GMS 956 n 1, 1165; Sogdica. 29.5 used also as adv.; -w; -y; - h\ pi. -dVP; ob. pi.
8196 pw ptm’k S - yt ^pwn1
pu - patmak =» ptm * k full, full of
exterm VJ 877, 878; TSP; BSTBL; GMS 151, 485, 513;
—
MSP bll , 84; BSTBL, Vaj. 7, Dhu. 290; STii 9.13 STi 30.10; MSP b149; pi. pwrnd > GMS 531;
8197 pw ptptyn > w >k B pwrn' yt , TSP 5.28; ob. comp. adj. pwrntr - y ,
Liz I
pu - patptinawe =» pPyn MSP e21
without exception 8208 pwrncwq C
GMS 1082 purn -cuk
8198 pw ptsm’r C, B full of tears
pu - patsmar BSTii 851.3: C2 n 3 p 56, 12V 3
t
8227 pwskfty M
TSP 21 ii 1, 17 liJe ^ Oyk
8215 pwrny’nyh B -
pu -skafte ©<* pw-skfs> fkamp- =*skfty
purnyanya ( pwrnyhiyCy )* ) unobjecting
^ pwnyhiyh GMS 369; BBB 686; Hen. Tales. 467.53, 469 n 1;
piety
TSP 8.171, 199; O 3 2; GMS 1035; Frag. Len. 38.3, MSP b 153
71.2, 85.5, 10 8228 pwst’k B, S
8216 pwrny > ny (y ) > M =» pwrny yh poste (pwsty, pwsPy, pwstk ) © <OP pavasta;
^ Parth. pwstg -, Skt. pustaka ©acc. pwst ( } )kw ,
- (>)
-
8217 pwrs S => > prs , prs-
pwstw; abl. pwst }; pi. pwstC ) yt , pwstkt; ob. pi.
)
\
pwt - 332
put, but ( pwwt, pwty, bwty ) © nom. acc. gen. pwtystyy, BBB dl; GMS 1639; SCE 510
-
pwty , acc. pwtw\ voc. pwt\ pi. pwttyst ; ob. pi. 8251 pwth B =» pwt-2
pwt * ysty =» bwt, pwtty 8252 pwtkstytr =» pwPkstytr
Buddha
8253 pwtksytr =» pwPkstytr
GMS 36, 44
8254 pwtqy C
8240 pwt - 2
M
putake © < Av. puiti ?
put ( pwth ) © Orm. pil , pel, Khwar. * pwd © ob.
rotten, disintegration ?
- yh BSTii 848.52; Benv. JA 1955, 327; C2, 12R 18,
silk
69V 18 A R 25; Bailey. Prolexis. 396
Sogdica. 16.15 b, n pl 9; BSTBL, Dhy. 54, 355;
8255 pwts( t )p B =* pwtystP
SCE 218
8241 pwt * B
8256 pwtttyst B, M => pwttyst, pwtty
p / buta © in compd . =* pwtty 8257 pwtty B, S, M b y.
Buddha ( pwttyst ) =» pwt-\ pwty( y ), pwt *
Buddha
8242 pwt *k B
BSTBL, Dhy. 32 etc.; acc. pwttw, Dhy. 80; STii
pute ? putak ?
9.9; pi. pwtOyst , Dhy. 257; GMS 1186; pwttyst ,
silk thread ?, woof ?
TSP 9.130
KG 423
8258 pwtty*kh S( M ) =* pwty *k( h )
8243 pwt *ks*ytr B
8259 pwtty B
( pwtksytr, pwPksytr, pwtkstytr ) © <Skt.
buddhakseta
^
putyan ( pwty * n ) © Av. yana-
by J
8262 pwty * k ( h ) B 12 y y
house of Buddha putyak , butyak ( pwtty’kh, pwttykh ) © ob. - y
SCE 177 Buddhahood
8246 pwt*n * k B
p / butane ( pwt * n(>)y ) =» bwt*ny
VJ; BSTBL; TSP; Frag. Len. 71.8, 88.3; y, STii -
8.10; pwtty* kh ,:KG 438
Buddhist, (o/ )Buddha 8263 pwty*n =» pwtty * n
TSP; SCE 75, 213, 472, 507; BSTBL; Frag. Len
^ 8264 pwtyh plenty B
STii 8.11; Sogdica. 64.13; putt * n* k , Dhy. 76 pute prane ?
8247 pwt *n(>)y =* pwt ,n > k silkworm
8248 pwt *ny kwt *r B by SCE 218
putane kutar - 8265 pwtyk M
Buddha gotra potik © Parth. pwwd
Sogdica. 64.13 ferry, skiff
8249 pwttykh B =* pwty k ( h ) }
Sogdica. 19, 15b; GMS 974, 995
8250 pwttyst B, M, S jC by 8266 pwtystp B jj')o yi~* if y L»
^Zy
•
’
pxwst - 334
-
=> pxwst -, pyw sty, pwx’y-, pwxst , pyw’y ,
’ - C2, 3V 2; pi . -m' tyt , C 2, 3R 11
> pyw ) y- 8305 py’mnyy M
( / <9 )cut off pyamne
BBB 505.8 a 7; GMS 616, STi 3.2; Sund. AoFi healer, healing
1974, 3R 2; impf . p> xw> y MSP b 184
9 GMS 892
8294 pxwst- C cP£ 8306 pytot M-
(a )pxw / ust, paxust- © pt. st. =» pxw 5 y-, > pyw,y-,
.
^ jL
cured adornment
335 pyr
BSTBL, Dhy. 91, 256, Vim. 86; Frag. Len. 100 c8; pyksyt , KG 2056
GMS 111 In 1 8333 pyksw =* pyk kCw )
8317 py yh =* py > ty >
^
^ 8334 pynPkh B
8318 py }tyy M =» pyHk
foam, froth
-
pemak, fimak ? ©* paimdka , Oss. fink
8319 pych ? B =* prc( h )
SCE 323; BSTBL, Dhy. 345
8320 pyS B =» py5h
8335 pyms- C
8321 py8Mr B =* py5> r
8322 pyS’nCh ) ywt’w B
pyams => py 5 m -, py mt)
-
-T eti* (ro ) be healed
pl 6an xutaw / u
C2, 66V11 p 52: BSTii 875.11
king of elephants
VJ -
8336 pyn B, C
pen
8323 pySV B, M, S ( o y^> JJ ) J
^
piSar ( py6*r, py66 , pyd > r ) ©<* pati -radi
^
(to )open
TSP 13.15; STi 39.5, 69.7; BSTii 888.8; Benv. JA
© postp. +cn
1955, 308; C 2 pl 31, 2pl. impv. pyntt\ C2, 60R 8;
for, because of
perf . pyncVr- BSTi; Gersh. JRAS 1946, 179
y
EG 9*i 165; GMS 1613; Hen. BSOAS 12, 46 n 2;
S W, CLI 1989, 181 8337 pynmcyq C
pinamcik , penamcik © < pyrnmcyk © adj. pi. f ; -
8324 pyd > r C => pyS
8325 py8> rnqy > C
^ ob. pi. -ty =^ pyrnmcyk, pnmcyq
former, previous
py 5arnakya ? =^ pd ) rnqy >
«
GMS 356; C2 gloss, pynmcyq, C2, 31V7; pnmcyq,
healing C2, 57V 27
STii 3.20
8338 pynms* C
8326 pySSV M =» py8> r plnamsa , penamsa © adv. & postp.
8327 pySh B ( jjZ*
(
before, in the presence of
pl 6 © Parth. MP pyl\ Khwar. pyz ©ob. yh, pi. - C 2 gloss, pynms\ 55V 27; pnms\ 77R 17
- - -
/ /z; ob. pi. tyh\ gen. pi. Vi
8339 pynmstr C ~ A
>6
*
elephant
pinamstar, penamstar =» pyrnmstr
*
VJ; TSP 2.979, 3.136, 6.8, 9.44, 84, 13.16; SCE 364,
first , formerly
379; BSTBL, Vim. 83, Dhy. 10; pydtu Vim. 64
BSTii 851.5; C 2, 11R 28, 12V 5, pnmstr
8328 pySp’k B
piSpe ( pySp ) 8340 pyntp’t B
^
elephant keeper
© <Skt. pindapata
VJ 48 b, 6 lb, 203, 195; GMS 1137 beggar
8329 py8p*y =» pySp BSTBL, Dhu. 208, -w, Dhy. 71; ’'alms" Frag. Len.
8330 -pySi^ k B, S
^ 93.36: O7 36
piGre, pise (- p5r ) © <* pu0raka =» - psy 8341 pyp’n B y.'M
^ 8342 pyr1 B, S
pi / er ( p’yr )
TSP 14, 26 n p 229; S W, BSOAS 1983, 44 belief , believing
TSP 5.70, 86, 6.49, 8.168; BSTBL, Dhu. 77, 88,
8332 pyks’kCw ) B I.£ C ^ \ j
piksu ( pyksw ) © <Skt. bhiksu Padm. 29; STii 8.7; MDii A-9 R 2
monk, beggar 8343 pyrJ S
VJ 18*, 28‘; TSP 2.678; BSTBL, Intox. 37; pi. per ©* upalapi-t/ r‘ ar
pyr 336
moving ? 6.19
MDii p94 R 2 n p98; Gersh. Advice. 86 8355 pyrnmcyq M , C =» pyrnmcyk
8344 pyr - B , C, S 8356 pyrnms> C
pi / er © Khot. pir pirnamsa © adv. =^ pynms>
0 <9 )believe, (/ entrust previously , before, forward
SCE 214, 455; TSP 6.41 , 53, 63; BSTBL, Dhu. 80, STi 6.13, 10.12; Sund . AoFiii 1975, 241 , 3, 14
8.7; Frag. Len. 68.9, 114.3; BSTii 886, 10, 17: 8357 pyrnms’r j-> ) j
* < < 4* tjy*
^
C2, 51 R 10, 14, 51 V 17 p96; GMS 200n 1; MSP pirnamsar ( pyrms’r )
c7; Bailey. Prolexis. 194 previously , before, forward
8345 pyr’k B VJ 281, 785, 840, 1295; TSP; BSTBL, Dhy.; Frag.
plre, pere? Len,, BBB el 3; KG 2327; STi 34.3, 86.6; STii
believer
1.28 , 2.4, 3.24; BSTi 82 etc,, -w, BSTBL, Dhy .
TSP 16.45; S W , BSOAS 1983, 44 356
BSTBL, Dhu . 160, 250, 278, 281; SCE 242; GMS adorned
1013 GMS 852, 1492; Hen . Cosm. 307.28; pi. - r , GMS
8354 pyrnmcyk B, S y~> j-OJ-?3 iLj~ r 1243; Cosm. 307.56, 60; C2, 94R6
^
pirnamcik ( pyrnmcyq ) =» pynmcyq —
8365 pys 1 B , S
pi / os ? © Av. pasca =» > pys, psc> , psy
)
former , original , present , before
W - Li ; TSP 3.158; BSTBL, Dhu . 282, Dhy . 195; after
BBB 755; GMS 1013, 1234, KG 616; STi 18.7, GMS 179, 373, Anc. Lett. 5.11
*
42.7, 47.3; - w , MSP bl 66; pi. MSP b45; STii • 8366 pys-2 B =* pc-
%
i
?
337 pz *tyk
GMS 373
organ, limb
W-Lii 574; BBB 603; KG 372; GMS 1635, 1658; 8380 pystrw’yck B =4 pystr > yck >
)
stkpypy, SCE 368 8381 pystrycyk * B fiJLo f
( >)
8369 pys y =» pys > k pistareclk
future, later
8370 pysm B
SCE 485; GMS 373
pism ? pesm ? © < pasca-ima =^ > pysm
according to 8382 pystwfiV S -
pyst 1, pyz -
SCE 532; TSP 15.31; STii 8.7; GMS 373, 1472 8383 pysty B =» pc-
8371 pysmwrS( w ) 8384 pystycyk =» > pystr > yck >
pis-mur 5
^ S J1
-
8385 pys wz}y C J\A )
KG 406
accordingly
8375 pyst SCE; TSP 2.482, 518, 531, 6.141, 9.91; Frag. Len.
pi / est © <* pasit\ Av. pascaeta =» pystrw, pstrw 100 c 3; VJ 912; SCE pts' r+W p68; STii 10.23
but, then, later
EGSii 204; GMS 373, 434; BBB; pyst\ TSP 6.71;
8390 pyz -BMC , ,
8415 r’Spnt^ k B ofj TSP 6.87; MSP b82; GMS 45; Hen. Tales. 473.3;
ra0- pandak BSOAS 12, 312, 129; C 2, 48V 21, 54R 25, 55V 23
road 8429 rinq'n C
SCE 258 ramakan © ob. pi. ty -
^ rmq’ny
8416 r 6 sw- M, B
}
,
=» r >0
sw - people
8417 rWkw =4 r 66t > k BSTi 257; f . r' mc ?, BSTi 282
8430 r’mnCd =» r > m > nd
8418 r >f M
raf © ob. -yy =* rPny, r’PCh )
^
8431 i^mndyy M =» r > m > nty
sickness 8432 rtonty C =4 rWnty
Hen. BSOAS 12, 307.47; BBB 699; GMS 1060, 8433 i^ mr’twxpyy M
1653; Gersh. Advice. 92; Sund. Man. Lett.
jf c f1j
305.26, 313 ram-ratux -Payi
8419 rWw M peace-dispensing god (a Manichean god,
rafkau ( rTq ) © ob. pi. -ry
^ ^ ^Pk v
i
^ Mother of L i f e )
ill, sick BBB pi 33; GMS 1107; W- Li 127; Sogdica 27.15
^
GN 1078; BSTi 221
8420 rTqNv C r,fk > w
n p 28
8434 rtnrwc M, S ( f f j 3 JJJ
8421 rTqyn M =» r’Pkyn ram- roc
8422 r >y B, M, C twenty-first day of the month
-
ray ( r’yh ) © ob. y( h ); pi. -r => cyz r h Hen. JRAS 1945, 151.8; MDii, Nov. 6.13 pl 86;
plain, desert ^ MDiii p65.1, 44.3, 31.3
SCE 135; TSP 2.810; Hen. BSOAS 12, 307.36; 8435 r > n > C
GMS 1205, 1661; STi 3321; Hen. LW 95; MDii rana © <*Av. rdna\ Khot. rdna; Oss. ron
B8-10 p47; Gersh. Melanges. p!95ff .
^r’n’kh
8423 r’yh B, S =* r > y belt
8424 rJyy ( h ) B BSTi 278; Gersh. JRAS 1946, 180; Bailey. AO
3 jr*
raye © Khwar. r Yy }
‘^ jr^ 3
1966, 34
wild , deserted 8436 r’n’kh B
SCE 39, 300 ranak =^ r > n >
8425 r > k M belt
rak ©<* rahaka\ Av. rarjha; Parth. rahg; MP rag VJ 41c, 984, 1167; Benv. " jewel"
8437 r C
© ob. pi. -tyy *
ra 0 ( r SCh )) © ob. -y =4 500
dj
vein
GMS 399; Hen. JRAS 1942, 232 n 6; BSOAS 12, road
^ ^
312.123; 11, 71.14; Sogdica. 56, 37 GMS 222; STi 19.11, 31.9, 15, 36.14; BSTi 176; C2
8426 rWnd M gloss. p224; r>0 y, 11V 28, 12V 17, 94R 9, 10; rO ?
ramand (rtonCdX rWnt ) STi 17.1; Sund. AoFviii 1981 p217, AoFi 1974,
^ rWnty 9R 1, 4V1; r'6 > STSC 131.3
always
GMS 434 n 2; KG 417, 421, 633; MSP bl 28; 8438 r }t - B
Sogdica. 3623; Tales. 469.13, 47320 BBB, b61, rat © pt. st.; inf . r }t ( y ) =» r > y -
669; W-Lii 586; Frag. Len. 28.3, 44.14; TSP; (to )cry
BSTBL, p129; SCE p69; STii 8.5 VJ 184, 47b etc.; SCE 477; inf . r >fy, VJ 455; perf.
8427 r’nPnt B, S =* r' m' nd rttfV-, Frag. Len. 69.9; A VS 91
8428 r’nPnty B, S 8439 r’Bc C
ramande ( r’mndyy, r * mnty ) ra 0c =# r 5c }
—
(
( r <? )weep, ( / o )cry RBk , VJ pi 18; TSP; SCE p69; BSTBL pl 44; STii
VJ; TSP 6.92, 21iii, 13; BSTBL, Dhy. 17; MSP 9.3, 11; Frag. Len. 86.4, 38.23; MDii B-16.7;
bl 68; C2, 60R 15, 16, 30, 87V 10; GMS 565; RBkw, TSP; KG pi 89; Frag. Len. pl 07; MD
p210; MSP p 52; W-Li; RBkth, VJ 21, 212; KG
AHM 203n; Gersh. JRAS 1944, 143; STi 72.3;
624; RB, MDii B-17.11
’-
r y Sogdica. 39.17; AVS 91
8459 RBk rn S
8446 r’y’n B
rayan © pres, part.; pi. 1 -
oij ^
wazark -farn ( RBprn )
weeping glorious
VJ 49b, 62b, 790, 386; GMS 1033; r' y' nr' yn, VJ MDii pi 26.3
399; GMS 904 A 1033 8460 RBkh =* RBk ( ) )
raxme =» rxmy(y )
^
sixth month of the year
rest, remainder
MDii p71.3; MDiii 65.1
BSTBL, Vaj. 6, Dhu. 99, 253
-
8465 rfz B, S
raPz/z ? © Yaghn. raoj
( ro ) bark
)o*
^ yy
-
8476 ryn B, S
raxn © Yaghn. raxn =4 rxn-
OLJ>-
( ro )dare
TSP 2.786, 3pl. rpint , n 179; Frag. Len. 93.39,
lsg. impf ./ inj. rYn' w , VJ 177, 1409 n p92.177;
inf . rPzH
TSP 6.43; BSTBL, Dhu. 224; MDii, Nov. 5, 6;
8466 r88 B- 1J
-J * *
lsg. pres. rYn' m, TSP 2.621; MDii A 14, 18; -
ra 0 © < Av. ra6 a\ MP rah, rahy © nom. -y; acc.
lsg. fut. rYn' mk' m , Frag. Len. 32.8
-w
8477 rys- B, S
seat( chair in chariot )
raxs © nom.; ob. -y; acc. -w
Benv. "flag"; VJ 343, 588, 981, 1171; GMS 507,
Rakhsh( /?Ms / flm ’ s horse )
"chariot"
TSP 13, 25, 27, 29, ii 3; TSP 3.232
8467 r 68y S
ra 5e ? ( r5y )
-LJL* O
8478 ryws’nt B
r ( u )xusand =^ rwxst-
favourable, profitable shining
TSP 3.213, 11.27 TSP 25.3; S W, IIJ 1976, 57 n 60
8468 r8nk S
ra 5ne ? ©<* dranga ©acc. -w
S' T 8479 rywsn B, S- ‘yjj
r ( u )xusn © Yaghn. raxsin © nom. ob. - y; acc.
strong, safe -w =» rwysn, rwxsn-, > pw rywsny kh )
Anc. Lett. 2.12, 4.8; GMS 439; Hen. BSOAS 12, light, brightness )
605 n 4 GEM 428; TSP 3.147, 6.170, 8.23, 9.137; SCE 76,
8469 r8y r56y 78, 495; BSTBL pi 29; Frag. Len. 93.16
8470 ry^ k B 8480 rywsn ,yr8mn B
ray / xak ? r ( u )xusna-yar8man © < Av. raoxsna -
garodmana ©acc. - w ^ rwysn rSmnOi )
hub, nave ?
Benv. TSP 9.35 n p220; BSTBL, Dhu. 17, 19; paradise ^
'
-ky( h ) ?, Benv. Notesv 124 VJ 821, 829, 1041, 1234; TSP 8.34
8481 rywsn rSmncyk S
8471 ry'h S
ray / xa ?
^
r ( u )xusna-yar5mancik =^ rwxsn > yr8mncyk
(o/ ) paradise
mouth ?
Frag. Len. 402 Frag. Len. 77 V 3
!
8472 ry,nt B, M, S 8482 rywsny Ch ) B
^ £
SZ‘3 J
r( u )xusnyak ( rwysny*k ) ^ rwxsny ,
r (a )x / hant © <Skt. arhant © ob. y ry’nt- ^
rxwsny’kh , pw rywsny’kh
}
^
honourable
TSP 2.625, 739, 5.99, 7.38 n p!69.82; BSTBL, Vim. brightness
49, 53, 56, Dhy. 76; rTntty ,, JR AS 1944, 138.40 TSP 6.139, 9.57, 64; BSTBL; Intox. 5; Dhu. 102;
8473 ry > ntt > n,k B
Dhy. 148, 219; Frag. Len.; W-Lii
8483 rywsny p ysPkw S
(a )ryantane
honour
^ ry’nt, ry> ntyh ^ ( yL*
r (u )xusne- frestaku ( rxwsny Pr’ystk )
TSP 8.27 Apostle of Light
rywsny wn }y 342
-
8493 rm C, S (f j J )
ram © Parth.; MP ram © nom. ob. -y, -yy; acc.
^ 8507 rsk’ B
-
8506 rs’y * rs’k
A A SL
err"
-w; abl. ->; pi. -p; ob. pi. -fy ^ rmqhiy risk ( rskh ) ©Skt. lik $a
people louse
STi 6.14, 22.20, 57.20, 61.10; STii 1.32, 2.8, 6.1; TSP 2.1112 n pl 83, 10.29
BSTii: C2 gloss. p 224; MDii p210; Frag. Len. 8508 rskh => rsk >
p 107; GMS 512; Schwartz. HMV 392 V 4; Sund. 8509 rsn M (j
AoFviii 1981, 21 V 12 pl 80 ^ j jjj
rasn
8494 rnPk B, S if i <Aj eighteenth day of the month
rame ( rmy , rm >kw ) =» rm- Hen. JRAS 1945, 151.9
cattle 8510 rst > M, C, S =» rst ( h )
TSP 13 ii 14 ,
8511 rst wc# r B, M
8495 rm’kw *=> rnPk rastucar ( rst > wc> r )
8496 rnPnty C =* r’nPnty consolation
8497 rmqJny C VJ 396, 963; Hen. Tales. 483.15
- ^ r’mq’n, rm-
ramakan © pi. -/; ob. pi. ty 8512 rsPwc’r =» rst wc*r
)
;
?
343 rty
i
8516 rsty C, B
resplendent like jewel
raste ( rstyy ) © adj.; pi. f- Gersh. Sogd. Cpds. 1945, 146.6
true
8530 rtnynJk ( w ) B =4 rtntynty
BSTii 883.20: C2, 48R 22; Hen. Tales. 469.2a, SCE
32 8531 rtnyn *y rtntynty
8517 rsty}q M, C =» rysty >q, rsty k( h )
} 8532 rtnync C rtn }ynch
-
GMS 517, 1110; BBB pl 33; W Lii; Sogdica. 3, 4,
Sund. AoFi 1974, IV 17, 9R 5; AoFviii 1981
- rats ? =» rst ( h )
truth, true
- -
p217; C2 p224, ob. qy , 68V 30; A, VJ 1184; TSP 2.56 n pl 69; Hen. Texts. 734; BSTBL, Vim.
TSP 6.67; KG 450, 453, 603, 637; rsty\ KG 549; 42
ritfky , KG 527 8536 rtsw => rt1
8519 rstyy M =* rsty 8537 rtsy =» rt1
8520 rt' B, M, C J -OCT
* 8538 rttn B =» rtn-
rot, ort ( rtsn , rtsw, rtsy , rtms, rtyw, rtk6, rtenn ) 8539 rttw => rtw( w )
© end. =» rty
and
8540 rtw ( w ) M -
( <JC -> J >ho ) jLj Js>- Ij
O
*
him"; rtywr "and up" rtypr "and in" STii 8554 rwfcyk * B
p 595; SCE p69; BSTBL, pl 29; KG pl 89; C2 rupcik
p224; MSP p 52; rtty, TSP 5.61 (c> / )mouth
8542 rtyh B XJJPXJ TSP 5.124
ratya 8555 rwc M, S ( j j j b *r'•z*' J*
generousity roc © Parth.roz; MP roz\ OP raucah -
TSP 8.199, 12.18 day
8543 rtyms B GMS 1435; MDiii pl 27
rti-mas ( rtms ) =» rty , TRZY, PZY }
8556 rwc*yn =4 rwcn
then, afterwards, again 8557 rwcn B o jjj
8544 rtyn B, M rty roca /en (rwtfyn ) © Pahl. rozan
8545 rwwn S( AL ) => rwln window
8546 rw’n B, M, C £ j j <o1 j j
-
TSP 32298; ob. rwcnyK TSP 3.297
rwan, ruwan (rw > nh ) © ob. - y( h ), -yy; pi. 8558 rwcp’n C
- -
t / d ; ob. pi. t / dy; voc. -y ^ > rw > n rocpan © pi. -/
soul, spirit executioner
GMS 100, 353; SCE 254, 265; TSP 2.558, 561, BSTii 866.12, 16, 17; Benv. JA 1955, 327; C2 p63,
582, 1134, 8.72; Hen. Tales. 468.34, 480.28, gloss. 27R 12, 16, 17, 26, 27V9
476.11; W - Li, ii; KG pl 89; MSP p 52; BBB 622, 8559 rwc prwstyy M
679 b 57, 66, 81, 97 f 14, 17, 39; STi 9.3, 5; roc- parwaste =» prwsty( y )
BSTii: C2 gloss. p224; rw' ndyy, BBB cl 4 ill-fated
8547 rw > nh S =* rw > n Sund. Man. Lett. 309.6 n 32, 314
8548 rw > nk > n S ( c J j A j l J j <»
(
8560 rwcyk M *3* 1 LSJJJ
rocik ( rwtcyk ) © Pahl. rozig
rwan (a )kan © MP ruwanagan
provisions
alms, soul-service
KG 414 GMS 995
8549 rw’nmyc M 8561 rw5 B
r ( u )wan -mec
^3
ijbj 1 J J
ro6 ( rwd ) © MP roy\ Parth. rod
spiritual copper , brass
SCE 238; BSTBL, Intox. 14, 15; STii 5, 12
GMS 1103; Hen. Tales. 473.4
8550 rw sp’syCy ) M -
8562 rwS B, M, S tjj
^
r(u )wan-spase
(oj
^ ^1
A 1 ) </
ro 5 © < Av. r a o d r a u d- ; Parth. r o d -;
-
soul service, alms
ptrw5-, rw5n-
-
Khot.rud; Yaghn.ru / © inf . -}y *> j)rw5,
( remake grow TSP 2.1193, 7.26, 8.39, 29; BSTBL, Padm. 52, 61
Sogdica. 47.4; GMS 547 pl 30
8567 rw8ny ( y) M 8577 rwk 6’t( h ) =4 rwk
ro5ne (rwdny ) © acc. -nw; nom. -ny; pi. -nyt 8578 rwkfiyspr * =4 rwk
$
( o f ) brass, (o / )copper, brazen
8579 rwkp’r =4 rwk
GMS 1058, 1246; BBB pl 34; Hen. BSOAS 8,
1936, 584; C2 gloss. 23R 4, rwdny, 91R 8, -
8580 rwp B, C
rwdnw; pi. rw(5/zy /, Hen. Tales. 473, 51 rop © Sraup; Pahl. rob
OcOpick up
8568 rw8yn >k B
VJ 695; STi 47.17, 48.21
ro6ene =4 rw 5ynch
G?/ )brass 8581 rwps (h ) B, M
TSP 2.527 rup(a )s © Parth. robds; Khot. ruvasa; Khwar.
rwbs,- Oss. robas; Skt. lopdsa\ *raupdsa © f . n.;
8569 rwSynch B
^ roSenc ©f . adj. =4 rw5yn > k -
ob. y( h )
(o/ )brass, brazen fox
GMS 121; TSP 2.772, 13.18; Frag. Len. 68, 18, 19;
SCE 229; GMS 1058
* SCE 149; Hen. Tales. 475.15
8570 rwyn
8582 rwpsy’kh S
royn © Av. raoYna; Pahl. roYn\ Khwar. rYn%
rupasyak
-
Yaghn. ruYin © ob. y( y ) ^ y’w rwyn
( ;related to )tox
fat, oil
TSP 2.897; BSTBL, Padm. 40, 54, Dhy. 279; STi - -
MDii B-3, 13, 14 5 p71, 73nl 2 3; MDiii p63
36.1, 43.9; BSTii 827.50: C2, 94V 20, 21; KG 8583 rwr =4 rwrh
}
550, 552, 572, 580; MDii A-5, 13; CII 1990 p85; 8584 rwrh B, M
Gersh. Sogd. Cpds. 1945, 147 yrura ( rwrO © Av. urvara- © f . n.; ob. -y /i; pi.
8571 rwysn B, S -
t ( t ), -th rwrOi )
^
roxsn - © Av. raoxsna; Parth. MP rosn © nom. drug, medical plant
ob. -y TSP 3.215, 272, 275, 279, 174, 6.186, 1881;
bright , light BSTBL, Padm. 5, 32, Dhu. 261; GMS 99, 221,
TSP 25ii, 4, 14.33; O 2 16; W -Li; Frag. Len. 93.16 492, 1175; BBB p62, 517
8572 rwysn rSmnCh ) B, S( M ) - 8585 rwrt M
^
ru / oxsna-yar 5man ©ob. - yh , ~ wh
^
shameless
BBB p92 b93
^ rwxsn rSmn , rywsn rSmn
^ ^
paradise 8586 rwrtyhnync M
Hen. Tales. 476.13.21; S W, IIJ 1976, 46, 49, Frag. shameless, insolent
4.5, 6.8 BBB p92bl 0; GMS 1103; S W, Xwast. 1991,
8573 rwysntr S 327c8
roxsntar ©-y =4 rwxsndr 8587 rwrtyh B
brighter =4 rwrt
Hen . Tales. 481.34 shamefulness, cruelty
8574 rwysny^ k =4 rwysny Ch ) TSP 2.1207 n pl 84f
8575 rwysny’kfh ) B
^ 8588 rwst - M, C
roxsnyak (rwysny*k ) =4 rwxsny > k rust © pt . st . =4 rw5-
brightness (r <? )grow
O2 6: Frag. Len. 93.6; TSP 23.12; BSTBL, Vim. 12 GMS 586; AVS 114
8576 rwk B ( / .> 8589 rwstm (y ) S
< Olfr=r
r / lok © <Skt. loka =46 wk > rustam © nom. acc.; ob. -y
loka , world Rustam
rwsty (h ) 346
TSP 13.2, 5, 24, 25, 26, 28 ii 4, 11, 12 ob. -y, STi 60.1; BSTii 857.15: C2, 22V 15
8590 rwsty ( h ) M, C oJLo jL j 8601 rwtc> k =» rwcyk
ruste © pp. 8602 rwtcyk MD =» rwcyk
grown 8603 rwwt M =» rwt
Hen. BSOAS 12, 307, 29; BSTi 112, 120
8591 rwstyk (h ) S
-
8604 rwxsn M, C
cH IJ^3J roxsn © nom. gen. - y( y )\ acc. -w; abl. voc. pi.
rustik
( from )Rust
-
-t\ -d\ nom. f. ob. pi. ty\ -tyh =* rwysn,
rywsn-, rxwsn-
MDii B-9R 2.15; -h B17R 7
luminous, light
8592 rws-1 B, C GMS 40, 127, 520, 1191-9; BBB b56, 58 b 5, 80,
ros ©Skt. sravati © pt. rw?t - -
97 f 80, 46, 566; W Lii 569; KG 2338; MSP c20
( to )flow, OcOdrop, (to )stream b98 bl 21; C2, 91R 11; Hen. BSOAS 12.307.11,
TSP 2.139, 3sg. pres, rwstfi, n pl 70; VJ 7a, 1029; 19; STii 2.11; BSTi 165; Sund. AoFiii 1975,
"
C 2 gloss. 14V21, 22 18V 17
-
8593 rws 2 B, S 8605 rwxsn > yr 6 mn M
ros © IE *reu( s ) roxsna -yar6(a )man © < Av.
(to )roar
TSP 13.21 apud. S W, IIJ 1976, 60; MSP b 38
- -
raoxsna- garoSdmana © ob. } y , y' h
n p 52
^rwysn rSmnOi )
^
paradise
8594 rws* S( M ) =» rws k ( h )
}
GMS, 1218; BBB f 85; BSOAS 12, 307.11; 21, 1221
8595 rws’kCh ) B > 8606 rwxsn rSmncyk M
rosak , rosa ( rwsO
cT
^
roxsna - yar6mancik © pi */ =» rywsn > yr6 mncyk
*
roaring paradisian
VJ 61e apud. S W , IIJ 1976, 60; MSP b40 GMS 1014; BBB f 48
8596 rwsJny S( M ) 8607 rwxsndr M J 0^ 33
rosane ? © pres. part. =» rws-2 roxsndar, rxusndar ( rxwsntr ) © nom. - y
roaring brighter
MSP bl 24, pi. -/ GMS 1284; KG 366
8597 rwsywny C 8608 rwxsny >( >) q =» rwxsny’k
rozyonc © acc. nw - ^ rwzywn’y 8609 rwxsny’k M, C .
-A
U ' JJ
desirable roxsnyak ( rwxsny > > q ) ©ob. -y; pi. 1
( )
-
-
nw, BSTii 842.7; Benv. Eti 328; C2 p50 n 4, 184,
^ rywsny Ch ), rwysny Ch )
^ ^
68R 7 brightness \
8598 rwsn S(M ) GMS 1110, 1221; BBB 485 pl 34; BSOAS 12,
rosn © < Parth. rdsn 307.41; STi 31.12, 65.8, 43.16; Sund. AoFviii
light 1981 p 217; STii 3.64, 1.27; C 2 gloss. p224;
KG 607 98- W- Lii 546, 547.25, 548.19, 564; -A, MSP b28
8599 rwsny yw S(M ) b97; CII 1990 p67 G 4-5
^
rosn -yriw
cr*‘ ir*3J LR*
8610 rwxsny >qy > C
light soul ( v/ va anima ) roxsnyakya
Sund. KG 607-8 pl 89; AoF, 1979, 120 n 49 brightness
8600 rwt M, C STi 3.72; GMS 1111; STii 3.72
rot ( rwwt ) © <OP rautah- © ob. - y 8611 rwxst C-
river ruxst ? ^ rywshit
GMS 39, 530; STii 1.20; BSTii 860.35, 879.11: C2 ( to )shine
gloss. 22V 7, 12, 23R 11, 12, 23V 5, 53R 6, 87 V11; BSTi 31; Benv. JA 1943-5; S W, IIJ 1976, 57n 60
347 rync’q
>
•
^ (fo ) blame
TSP 2.340, 633, 652, 7.110 n pl 73; Frag. Len.
( ro )darc 40.5, 8, 11; perf . rm' ystd' r-, TSP 2
BSTi 134; C 2, 25R 3-4, 17 V 1, 2, 24V 15, 56 R 19; 8632 rynPystk B cr'-Lr* LLr: j^
MSP b 134, 135; CII 1990 G 8 n p69 rimeste ?
-
8620 rxsynyPyr kyrd S blameworthy, reprehensible
( o )raxsinder -kird © MP Hxyndrgyrd BSTBL, Intox. 13
Alexandria 8633 rymywVk B
KG 359 pi 89; Hen. JRAS 1944, 141 n 2
rem- xware
8621 rxwsn S - dirt-eater
r ( u )xusn © nom. ob. -ny; abl. -n =* rwxsn-
}
TSP 2.415
light
8634 rymh B => rym
KG 562, 567, 601; W-Iii 564
8622 rxwsntr S =» rwxsndr
8623 rxwsnyJkh S
8635 rymn’k B J
remne, remane (rymny(y )) © pi. -t ^ ' STY
dirty
roxusnyak © f .n.; ob. -y
^ rywsnydcCh ), TSP 2.352; STii 10.12; BBB 583 b29, rymnyh,
rwxsny}k
Hen. BSOAS 12.307, 64; GMS 1056; Sund. Man.
light
Lett. 310.15, 21
Sund . MHC 24; MSP b28, 97
8636 rymny (y ) M =» rymn}k
8624 rxwsny pr’ystk =» rywsny P^ ysPkw 8637 rymys =» rynPys
8625 ryph MD =» ryph 8638 rync}q C, M =» rync > k(k )
\
rync * k 348
rynckk , SCE 303; pi. VJ 390, 1245; STii MDii p43.14; KG 555; Gersh. Advice.
1.83; KG 504; voc. STi 31.6; rync, Frag. Len.
8652 RYPW B, S
14 V 2; rynck "short ” GMS 1241; Hen. Tales.
482 n 5; Gersh. AHM 215; Bailey. Prolexis. 182; Pewar, Prewar ( prywr ) © Idg. =» Pryywr
ten thousand , myriad
Mayrhofer. EWA III, 31 32 - GMS 362; VJ pi 19; TSP; BSTBL pl 30; SCE p69;
8641 rync’kkw S
STii 9.14.15; RYPW - ky, Dhy. 329 "by
rincaku ( ryncqw ) © <ryncwk
myriads" MDii p211; Frag. Len. 82 a 16, 93.26
small, light
8653 ryr }kh M
MDii A -10, 3; C 2 p95.5, 48V 5
ri /erak © Past. ldra\ Heb. rir
JA < I i
^y
\
8642 rync>kstr S
saliva
rincakstar =» ryncwkstr
Sogdica. 5.10
smaller
MSP bl 85
8654 rys - B
res ©<*raiz\ Av. raez; Khot. rriysYaghn. les
8643 ryncq skwn M
rincak -(a )skon
-
© pL rys' t
( to )lick
childhood
VJ 990; A VS 125
GMS 635 n 2
8655 rysk S, M
8644 ryncqw C =» rync> kkw
ri / ese ^ ryz h
8645 ryncwk B rice
^
rincu / ak ( rync’k ) Anc. Lett. 5.10 p33 n 9; Hen. Texts. 724 n 1;
child , little, light Sogdica. 45.2 b
TSP 6.185, 198, 12.55; Hen. Texts. 733; Tales. 482
8656 rystr M, C
n 5; Gersh. AHM 215, <* ranjuka
ri /estar© <* rynckstr =» rync}k ( k )
8646 ryncwkstr M
smaller, less, least
rincuk -star =* rystr, ryncwk, rync’kstr
W-Lii 547.6; BBB pl 34; GMS 464, 1241, 1288;
lighter
Hen. Tales. 481.39; C2, 48 R 25, 68V 30 p224; \
Hen. Tales. 481.36; GMS 1288A
STi; Sund. AoFviii 1981, 24V 7 pl89
8647 ryncyk S
8657 rys}kk B cTiJ
rincik © pi. -t =* ryncwk, rync > k (k )
small
rese, resak ? © Pahl. res
beard
MSP b46
VJ 914
8648 rypNv B lJ
— I
8687 ryzkry h B - BSTii 831.30, 909.2a, Mack. BSOAS 28, 33, 120;
^
rezkaryak
IALZLM yf
C 2, 61R 20, 102V 30
8690 rzwryft
Samfo giant )
Hen. BSOAS 11, 70.11
razwarift © < Parth.
rectitdc 8701 s> yr S jtj
s
8702 s >q C, M > s> k!
8703 s' k' M, S
-
sak (s'kh, s> q ) ©* sahaka\ Av. sdrjha =» pw
8691 swm B => s}m s > k (h )
8692 s} C number
sa © Yaghn. sa; <sar © postp. + acc. =* s }Tl GMS 1164; W-Lii 569, 578; BBB; Sogdica. 21.3b;
to, for Hen. Cosm. 307.3 n p 308; STii 6.1; C2, 12R 7;
GMS 358; C 2, 51V 3, 87 V7 gloss. p224; STii 6.17; KG 488, 2336; MSP b43
Sund. AoFviii 1981 p217 8704 sV
^-
8693 s sak
sac © Av. sacaya, fsak - © 3sg. pres. s' stfPct
*
tribute ?
MDii, Nov. 6.4 pi 86-7
-
perf . s' cd' r
8705 s> kh S =* s’k 1
( to ) be proper, 0o )be necessary
GMS 166, 260; TSP p270; VJ pi 19; BSTBL pl 30; 8706 s’qy* C uTy
<
BBB 660, f 14, 89; MSP bl 75; STii 595; MDii sakya =^ mzyxs>qy >
p211; C 2 gloss. p224; Frag. Len. pl 08; GMS rank
877; Sund. AoFviii 1981 p217; AVS 118 BSTii 848.5: C2 gloss. p216
351 S'> WC
8707 s’m B
sam (s*m ) © Chin, tsam ?
hairpin
—
Ail ' iy* 8718 sV
^ J O I
^ .
y0 ^ f * 3
^
— ( < jy*
SCE 138, 169, Mack , n p 38; GMS 71n 1 pyrnmsh-, rts , mrts’r, kys r, s }
to, towards
^ ^ ^ ’
8708 sWr B coJjt \ jLA c yy * <
>~
samar (s’m’r ) © <Skt. samadhi ©ob. -y GMS 358
meditation, trance 8719 s>r 2 B
haina © nom. acc. -w, -y; pi. -1; ob. pi. ty - © ob. -yy ^ s Pwy
enemy tower
^
TSP p270, BSTBL pl 31; Anc. Lett. 1.8; Frag.
*
Hen. JRAS 1944, 138.10, 139 n 8; STi 19.16, 41.4;
Len. pi 08; BBB p69, 556; Sogdica. p33.17; Hen. GMS 1484
B§OAS 12, 307.23; s' nw, Vim. 96; synyt Intox.
8721 sVst S =* s> rst
28; Frag. Len. 37.13; s }nt ( y ) Tales. 48.21;
y
Sogdica. p 34.3; STi 31.4, 18; STii 120; C2 p224 8722 sWy C => s> r>Py
8711 s’n’w’k B 8723 sVpy => sVPy
sanawe 8724 sVpwy S JJU *
s(a )frine => sfrynny s(o )frite (spryty ) © pp.; pi. -t ^ spryPkw
creator created
STi 86.2 GMS 1620; BSTii 848.53, 908.21: C 2, 40R 21,
8734 spryt’kw S( M ) & J I 69V19
s(a )frite (spryty ) =* sfryty(y ) 8746 sfrywn M, C 1 1
created , creature -
s(o )friwan ©ob. - y( hh pi. t =4Spryw > n
Hen. Tales. 475.24; STi 86.6, 9 creation
8735 spryty C =» spryPkw GMS 1084; BBB pl 34; STii 3.13; W-Lii 505, 531,
8736 spryw’n S(C ) 545.4, 548.16, -yft, 547.5, 565; BSTii 846.15,
867.42, 905.16, 19: C2 gloss. p225; sfrwn,
-
s(a )friwan © pi. ty =4sfrywn
W-Lii 546
creation
GMS 1084; STi 86.4 8747 sfsqnt C cr->
8737 sfnyq C sofaskand ?
Lf* 1 ‘J* 1 clay
spnynty spnyq
sfanlk
iron , of iron
^ STii 5.14, 17; Mack. BSOAS 33, 1970, 118
STii 5.17; GMS 977, 1055 8748 sy’ntcyk B ( j j l OwU>-)o
> >
(a )sxandcik =» sxndy, sy nt
8738 sfr’cq C
(a )sfrack =» sPr ck >, )sp > r ck >
) ) ridiculous
thing, matter BSTBL , Intox. 10; TSP 21 i 7; GMS 1018
STii 4.19, 3.62; GMS 976 8749 sydy* C ji J / )«U Jjl jf
^
L5
8739 sfr}cy C
saydya =»syt -( h ), syty >
(a )sfrace ©<* us- frac -uc; Av. fra-vac - passed (/ or days from begining of the month,
speech , utterance
BSTii 849.9, 865.5: C2 p 55, 12R 9, 26V 5; STSC elapsed )
126 BSTii 843.42: tl pl 49.ll
8740 sfr cy * =» sPr’cy 8750 synw S
’ sax ( u )nu =» sywnw, swxn ( w )
8741 sfryn M, C - word
s(o )fr!n ©impf . syfryn =» sfryt-
GMS 222; Hen. Tales. 483.4
(fo )create
Hen. BSOAS 12, 307.17; GMS 627; BBB; C 2 p225; 8751 syHyn B - ( jJU
saydman = sywtm ) n
^ GMS 604 A; Mack. BSTBL, Dhy. 6; STii 8.10
all, together
TSP 2.432, 1046, 5.90, 8.192, 13 ii 11; GMS 482; 8766 sywnh S =» sywnw
Hen. Tales. 469.29; BBB f 62, 672; STi 41.2, 8767 sywnw B, S
81.10; STii 1.5, 23, 2.9, 3.13; BSTi 172; Frag. saxwan, sxun (sywnh ) =» synw, swyn -1,
Len. 52.2, 82 a 10; Sund. AoFviii 1981, 26R 5; swxn( w )
-w, MDiii pi 28; -yy, GMS 1236; sYtm' ntk , word , speech
W-Li 89 VJ pi 19; GMS 222; Frag. Len. 49.10; -A, MDiii;
W - Li 576n 1
8757 syty > M, C ( oL jjj - 1 ji ) sSjr*
(j JJ 1 J ^s~rr
saydya (sytyh ) © < OP Oakata =» sydy > 8768 syws B -
passed ( / <?r days from begining of the month , -
s( u )xus =» swys , swxs-
elapsed ) (ro ) burn , ( to )be distressed
BBB 134 b; GMS 1326; KG 540; TSP 2.1234, SCE 151; GMS 759
7.128, 8.167; Hen. JRAS 1945, 155A ; Gersh. 8769 sywst - => ’sywst-
AHM 258; C2, 55R 17, 68V 11; S W, loc. of sYt 8770 sywtm'n S i <UA
"day" C2 pi 50.23
sayutman ?
^sytnPn, swytnPn
8758 sytyh S, B => syty* all
8759 syw’st’k B GMS 482; KG 530
(9 )syuste ? © <uz - gunda "to reveal "; Khot. 8771 sywy - =» syw’y-
-
uysgun , uysgust - 8772 -sq =* -sk, skwn
explained , exposed ( revealed ) 8773 -sk M, C ( JJ3 jl tjrTr
TSP 9.103, pp. *sYwnt s(a )k , sok (-sqn , -sq ) ^’skwn, skwn
-
8760 sywty B, S durative particle
( a )sxway © Yaghn. suxoy © impf . syYw' y GMS 635
=» >syw > y- 8774 sq' C VUjuL
(ro )take, (ro )raise (a )ska , s(a )ka, oska ©<*usk ; Av. uskat sk -^,
VJ 1465; TSP 3.51.261; BSTBL, Padm. 43; Frag. sq > tr, sqy
^
Len. p108; Tales. 478, 14; SCE 338, sYwyt , 3sg. high , up
pres.; AVS 95 GMS 523, 1215; STii 4.13; STi 16.6, BSTi 209
sq'm'nqy 354
BSTii 830.19: C 2, 102V 19; Benv. JA 1955, 300: skarP © Khot. skarba\ Wakh. skurf
rough, sharp, mighty
Et. Oss. 3
Lentz. ZII 4, 302; STii 6.39; Bailey. BSOAS 1966,
8777 sk’rn’k B
518
(a )skarne
^ k’rn
^ ^ 8789 skrtky’h M
stupid
skartakya /1 ?
BSTBL, Dhu. 79
victory, triumph
8778 sq >tr C
(a )skatar =» >sk )t > ryk >, sq \ Wtr
- X
‘uS jL*
skawamande slO / ik
remaining, staying
Seleucia
BSTii 843.45: C2, 68V14
GMS 1100; Sund. Man. Lett. 310.9
8811 snP’SnCw) B
8799 skwn B, M, S tij! J s J
< *3 \
sma 5an
{ oy* - )J- *
j> *
perfumed , pomade
skun (sqwn, -sq ) =*’skwn, -sk , -k, -kn
VJ 12, 92, 868, 1435 n p90; BSTBL, Dhy. 70,
durative particle
Vim. 96, -w, Benv. Notesii 220; Bailey. JRAS
GMS 635; Benv. AO 30, 1966, 45 ff ; skwnw,
1958, 105n 3
Karab. Insc.; MSP a 5 b 50, 119, 124
8812 sm’Vknfic S
8800 sqwn C =4 skwn
8801 skwny =» >skwn ) y
smarkanc
^sm’rknSc
{ f r o m ) Samarkand
8802 sqwny C Afr. Insc. apud. Livsic. AO, Hen. 26, 1976, 79 n 8
skiqje 8813 sm’n M, C OL * I *
time -
(a )sman (sm ny ) © nom.; ob. y( y ), yh, pi.
’ -
C2, 3R 14, m' sy sqwny "old age" -
-t( hh ob. pi. tyy =» >sm >n, sm’nh
8803 skwy B sky, heaven
s(a )kwe ? BBB p134; GMS 1218, 1219, 1221, 1227; W- Lii
fuel 545.7, 570, 510, 515; Hen. Cosm. 312.78, 84, 86,
Frag. 2a.l 8 n p 58.3 91; STi 10.14, 86.11, 18, 31.12; STii 2.16; BSTii:
8804 skwycyk B C2 gloss. p225
s(o )kwecik ? 8814 sm’ncyq C
combustible, capable of burning (a )sman-cik
Frag. 2a.l 9 heavenly
8805 sqwyny C STi 31.6, 11.4; STii 2.24, 6.28; BSTi 117; BSTii:
skawene
lasting
STii 523
8806 sqy C
*»,skw > yn > yl
^ C2 pl 99
—
above, situated above
BSTii 857.12, 858.3: C2, 22V12, 23R 3 8816 sm’n rwc M :< yj y )°^ 3 jjJ GjjoL I
.
*
{ j^
8807 skycyk M
(a )skecik © <*uskaka-cik = skycyk
sman -roc
*’ twenty -seventh day of the month
—
high
Hen. JRAS 1945, 151.7
GMS 99, 1017, 1216
^ J3 -
8808 sqyp’r C
8817 sm’nxsyS M < ol T
'
\ >
(a )skepar
jf Js. *
^ (a )sman-xse5
higher, above Lord of the firmament, Rex Honoris
BSTi 114, 122, 171; BSTii 881.17; 893.26, 909.25: BBB; Hen. BSOAS 12, 312.107; Gersh. Sogd.
C2 gloss. p225 Cpds. JRAS 1945, 143a
8809 skys’r M 8818 sm’ny sm’n
(a )skesar 8819 sm’rknSc S
^’skys’r
upwards smarkanOc (smrkn5c ) =» sm * rkn5c
sm’rknSh
—
8826 snPytyh B
sametya, smotya ? © fsam , Khot. sam
^ snPtyh, symtyh
consolation
VJ 379, 1434; Gersh. TPS 1696, 182
8840 sn -
— oJ
8842 snwt B
snat © pt. st.; perf . sn' d' r
(r <9 ) wash , 0o ) bathe
- -
=> sn *y , snWr -
8830 smrkn 6c smhrknSc snay © <* s7i <7y; Av. snaya © impf . syn* y
8831 smtyh} M { jgjh
(
jo j
^sn’Pk, sn > y-
357 snkswr
STi 19.11, 64.3; Sund. AI 1988, 177.39, 184 sang snk , snkh © <Skt .samgha
( 7
)
8849 sn *r B Buddhist church
snar © Wakh. sdnor\ <* snara BSTBL, Dhy. 131; SCE 1, 596; STii 8.9; TSP
short, little 8861 snk’swtr B
SCE 330; Gersh. IF 1970, 306 sanghasutra © <Skt.
8850 snVk B -
Sangha sutraGz book in Buddhist Sanskrit )
snate © pp. => sn }y-, sn *t-, sn* y - GMS 604 n 1; Frag. Len. S W , BSOAS, 1981,
washed -
231 40
TSP 2.386 8862 snk *yk B iyj* y ( k ) y* -by r* )
^
8851 sn * w B sangik
snaw / u © <snawar ©ob. pi. ty - ( related / <? )Samgha
sinew SCE 167, 166, 165, -w
8852
GMS 940; TSP 2.371 n p!74
sn > y -
B, M, C
8863 snk’yn’k B
sangene => sngcyk
u£ -
snay © Yaghn. sinoy\ Khot. hay snate•, MP asnay ( o f )s tone
-
© impf . synC ) ) y =» sn *y SCE 237; GMS 1053
Go )wash, ( / o )bathe 8864 snkh =» snk *
TSP 3.302, 8.120; BSTBL, Dhu. 29, 153; SCE 518;
8865 snkrta B yj* y. < j*** y0
VJ; Hen. Tales. 483.2; GMS 124, 638, 756;
sangaram © <Skt. samgharama
BSTii: C2, 57 R 14, 15, 16, AVS 91
8853 snymnty C monastery
snayamande TSP; BSTBL, Dhy. 86, 92; SCE; Frag. Len. 36.2
8866 snksMr B
bathing lCJJ
sansar (sns* r, snksY ) © <Skt. samsara
^y
Sund. AoFviii 1981, 21R 20 pl 82 nl 31
rebirth
VJ 384; TSP; O2 17; Frag. Len. 93, 17, 18; BSTBL,
i
>
snqsT 358
%i
Intox. 6 spanc © ob. yh - ^sphich
8867 snqsV C rest house
sang- sar Anc. Lett. 3.20
8879 sp Prmdz
killing by stones
STii 6.25; sngs' r , STii 6.3; Hen. L W 96.11
^ B
spandarma 5 zay^-
^spnd md, spnd’rmt rwc
^
8868 snksV =* snks*r earth
Hen. BSOAS 28 p251 n 54
8869 snptsr B LT
sanb / patsar © Khotsambatsara\ Skt. 8880 sp'nty 8’ny B
sdmvatsara © pi. -t => smbtsr spandane-8ane ? © < MP sipandan
(,)
magician , astrologer ^spWrmSz’y, srsp
SCE 264; pi. VJ 9*, 22, 27, 59, 12* mustard seed
TSP 16.36; Yoshida. SI 1984 pl 45, 146, Hen.
8870 snsMr =» snksfr
AION 1965, 26-47, 40 n 1
8871 snty B, S -
f > < oJU I Vti
8881 sp ymy B, M
y
sante ? ^
sparyame, sprayme (sprymyy )
upwards
flower
TSP 2.38 n pl 69; Ywrt snty "to vomit", TSP
TSP 1727; BBB 573; GMS 1097
pi 83, 184; Frag. Len. 48.6
8882 sp >s B, C, S
8872 sny ( y ) B, M, S
spas © ob. - y
sane
service, worship, respect
rising
SCE 187; STi 35.20, 39.2; STii 3.57; BSTii: C 2
TSP 2.1084 n pl 83; BBB 490; GMS 906, 910; KG
gloss. p225; CII 1990 G 3
592; Ywrsny "sun rise" TSP 3.144
,
8883 sp sqy > C A „
8873 sp~ C U
spasakya =* ptqry sp qy*
a / asp =» sp-
}
worship
^
horse
BSTii 906.7: C 2 gloss. p225
C2, acc. pi. spyy, 60 V 28, 30 pl 96
8874 sp’8 B, S, C
spa 6 © < Av. spdda =* 6, s dy’n
ot
—
T
8884 sp*sy C
spase © pi. - -^sp’sykh, ^p^kCw ), ^p’s’yh
/
army ^ ^ servant
BSTi 87
GMS 157; STii 1.24; BSTii 882.16; C 2, 13V 30,
87R 6, O7 31; Frag. Len. 93.31 8885 sp*syy M
8875 sp pt C
spase © in compd. ^ rw' nsp^ yfy )
^
spa 6- pa 5
service
Gersh. Sogd. Cpds. 1945, 144.2
general of army
nwk S
8886 sp
^ jiljjl tosjjiI j
—
BSTii 878.2; S W, C2 pl 63, 87 V 2
spat -zanuk © fspa Parth. n y s p y n y s p' d
;
8876 sp’Sxrs S ioL <
kneeling
spa5-xars © prop, name
Anc. Lett. 3.1, 4.2, 6.1, 2, 2; Benv. Notesii 206,
armyleader
BSL 1951, 25
ANP 1, S W , Rock. Insc. Indus Valley 1989, 134;
CII, 1992 p69 8887 sp’xs C - spxs-
8877 sp’dy i C 8888 sp*yn B i *
^ (a )spen ?
spaSyan © pi. -/ ^sp
soldier
^ revolt
^sp^ nOh )
BSTii 807.15: C2, 40V 15; Sund. AoFviii 1981, TSP 2.838
28 R 10 ? 8889 sp’ytk / y ’sp’yt’k
( >)
8878 sp c S 8890 spc C
^ 2V
spwrn -
(a )spac(a ) © nom. acc.; f . adj. =4spty * 8904 sprymyy M sp ymy
perfect 8905 sprtry C
^
J
4 1
jljo t j**
8908 sps C
—
sp( a )s, spes ©<* spasya =^> >sp ys-, spxs-, spys-,
)
^ > pi. /
spancirspan ? © ob. - y(\ -
L
^pys-
(ro )serve, (to )respect
caretaker
STii 3.57
STi 40.1, 42.1, 3, 43.14
8909 spsyq C
8895 spndVmd M
spasik
spandarmaS OsphiPrmS, spndTmt )
rwc
^sphitrmt served
earth -god, Spandarmaz STii 3.59; Sund. AoFviii 1981, 27V13
BBB pi 34; W-Lii 511, 545, 9 8910 sptk =* >spt > k
8896 spnd’rmt =» spndhrnd 8911 spty1 C y
8897 spnd’rmt rwc M ioU -
(a )spate ©<us prtaka © nom. -y; acc. -w, pi.
, -f ; acc. f . spc} sppy, pPk, spc(> )
spandarmat-roc *» sp nt rm 6z y, spndTmd ,
> >
complete, perfect
^ ^
phitrmt rwc
^
fifth day of the month STi 56.11; BSTi 73; BSTii: C2 gloss. p 225; S W,
Hen. JRAS 1945, 149, 12, 17 BSOAS 1983, 46
8898 spny M, C =» spn > k 8912 spty 2 C JLJL*
spete © pi. -/ =» spyty, >sp> yt > k
8899 spnyq C
white
spanik © <* aspanyaka\ Khwar. dspani =» spyn-,
BSTii; acc. sptw, pi. sptyt , C2, 57 R 8, 6
sfnyq
(o / )iron 8913 spty’q C JUT
STii 5.17; GMS 977, 1055; S W, BSOAS 1983, 47 spatyak © f . n.
completion
8900 spnyqry C
-
spanekare © nom. y; acc. spnqrw => spyn - BSTii 893.14: C2, 31V 14
smith 8914 spwny’q C s
< y
r^-
TSP 14.4 n p229; W-Li 76, 94
sare © <* siraka => sry
8918 spwrny’k M
orphan
spwrny’kh
spurnyak
^ SCE 27; GMS 1108A
perfection , completion
8929 si^ kh S
W -Li b88
sarak © MP sarwar © ob. -y /z
8919 spxs- C ( a kind o /Ohead -covering
spaxs (spbcs- ) =*spys-, spys- }
MDii 181.7 n pl 83
(/ <? )serve
8930 sr’k ( w ) B
GMS 599; STi 5.34; STii 31.5; inf . -y, STi 45.8;
sare © in compd . ^ sr’y
C 2 p99 n 29; perf . spxsd' r-, STi 27.19
head, having head of
8920 spxs( w ) C
sr' kw , TSP 3.153 etc.; sr > y, TSP 13.9 etc.; TSP
( )
spaxs( u )
3.124, 136
service
STi 37.1; Benv. JA 1955, 322, 1959, 121 8931 srNv- C 0^ 3
sraw
8921 spyn C - -
rf* J J* 1
‘ 3
(reusing
spen , span , span © <* aspanya © pi. spynt }
( ) BSTii 890.54, 55: C 2, 60V 22, 23
^ spn’yn’k , spnync , spnyq
)
361 srsp(>)
8943 srcyq C =» src}yk GMS 292, 810; BBB p91 b8; Hen. JRAS 1945,
377, 383; BSTBL, Padm. 27, 45, 46; Intox. 34, sary, saray
35; Hen. JRAS 1945, 149.15; KG 353, 2372; Saragh , Lo-yang(a town in Ancient China )
GMS 526; Anc. Lett. 2.6, 21, 31, 32, 35, 51, 62, Anc. Lett. 2.11, 13, 37; Hen. BSOAS 12, 603, 608
3b; MD; STii 1.18, 81, 9.13, 14; BSTi 196; BSTii: 8957 srgc C => srydnch
C2, 1 R 10, 94R 13, 68V 13; Sund. AoFiii 1975,
66.16, 67.1; Man. Lett. 310.9; CII 1990 D1
8946 sr8>> k B
8958 sryc’nch B
saryc(anc ) (srgc )
( o / )Saragh
“V V J 0
—-
sarSak sptsrS^k
^ BSTBL, Intox. 34; GMS 1023; Pelliot TP. 1931,
year 458; STii 3.30 p 546 n 3
SCE 14; GMS 1156; STii 9.15; Hen. Tales. 467.32; 8959 srywyc B
srS' kw , VJ 347; srS' w sar- xwee =» srxwyc
8947 srS'k B, S =» sr 5» k headache
8948 srS’nk B, M, S i jL * oJUL ^9
TSP 7.6
sarOang © pi. -t => sr 0ng, srSnng 8960 srnPn S S j
-_ J
salute
^ah- ^sty
1
(a )sta © 2 pl. pres.
CII 1990 G 18
8971 srxwyc M
-
8984 st’n
stan =» -stn
tjL~ i
^ ^ -
A <b
coarse
^sPnpyrty
head of , with head of
TSP 3; BSTii, swnsry ’’ haunches ”, Benv. Et. 1.326, BSTBL, Dhu. 286
S W , C2 p63; BBB pl 35 8987 sPnyq C
(a )stanik
8973 sry *qyc C
messenger
^sPnyk
saryakic ©* sry' q+ ic © pi. -qyst
head , leader BSTii 880.12: C2, 77 V 12 n pi 56
363 ’
sty wy
8988 st’r’k =» ’st’r’k BBB a 12; GMS 157, 248; C2, 14R 19; stryst , Hen.
8989 st’ryyt M =* ’st’ryt BSOAS 12, 312.105; GMS 260; strysty , BBB
al 2
8990 st’yn’k B
astene = ’stk -, stq - 9000 stryst M => stryc
^
(o/ )bone 9001 strzq C
Frag. Len. 82b2, 84 a 10 starzak ?
contentious, bold
8991 st’yr B, M, S J UJJ -I j )
J&
BSTii 844.63: C 2, 68V 32n pl 49
< r-^
ster 9002 stt -
M, S =» st-1
stater 9003 stty M =» sty 2
TSP 2.991, 19.6; VJ 339, 1342, 1402; Anc. Lett. 9004 stw C
5.10, 21, 23, 24; GMS 1662; styrc, Anc. Lett. satu © Av. sat 9m © indecl. num. in compd.
2.42 =*st -
2
bone
^ sheep, cattle
STi 55.19; GMS 87, 981; BSTii 84628: C2, 69R 26 BSTii 849.4, 918.3: C2, 12R 4, 11 V 18; STi 22, 22;
8995 stmb M CII 1990 E 18
stamb © < Av. stdnbya; MP istambagih 9008 stwrpSyy M
stpty( y )
^sPnp, stor - pa§e *» >st > wrp8> k
‘ JJ 1**
-
8996 stn 9009 stwry’ty S
storyate ?
JJ tu*
- ^ L
stan © <* stanaka =» Pw5st n, cynsPn , Sywstn, }
’
=4 stryc
Sund. AoFi 1974 p234.6
female, woman
-'
ffliiiirif '
- '
-
sty > y 364
-
9013 sty* y C LR~* ** j*rj
9026 swd- C =* sw5-
stya © < Av. sti -d = sty 9027 swS- M
2
^
existence so8 (swd - ) ©Skt. skud ? © impf . swd -
STi 62.6; GMS 783, 948 (/ cOhurry, (to )hasten
9014 styr (ch ) M, S =4 st > yr BBB 490; BSTii 826.20, 25, 911.60: C2 gloss.
9015 styw B L p225; perf . swd ( ) )r, STii 2.4; BSTi 233
(o )styu = styyw
^
3
^ 9028 sw8wsn B <J ~* J y <, AT
although , even if
SCE 343, 454; BSTBL, p!32; TSP 2.580, 6.185, soSasan © <Skt. * sudana
-
( e y>~
1
^
U> <
J
^ o-LIJ / J
socak nun
burning, blaze Schwartz. HMV 392 R l l , swgbyrynst , R 5
BBB bl 5; GMS 972; Sund. MHC p 26 9034 swgbYy* C j
-
STi 77.9 ’'lake ’, Sund. AoFiii 1974, 12R 9; GMS
9078 swt B
47, 413; Sogdica. p29 sQt
9063 swmp S - benefit
—
©sumb, sunp =* swmb- Frag. Len. 60.3
0o )bore, (ro )pierce 9079 swPyk M ( jo*
Hen. Tales 467, 24 sutik =^ swy6> yk, sywSyk
9064 swmp’k S =* swmbyy , mry’rtswmbyy Sogdian
9065 swmpcyk S =» swmbcyq Sogdica. 8.7; GMS 996
9066 swmtr M => swmdr 9080 swtr swttr
9067 swndy ( h ) M
sunde ^swnPk
9081 swttr B
sutr (swtr )
— -
i
*
US' «JL j dy y*
•'
liar Sutra %
9086 swxs- S BBB pi 35; BSTii 875.5: C2, 66Vpl 48; MSP 3sg.
suxs =» swys- pres, sxwrt , b80 p 53 .yy;c>vr£, Schwartz. HMV
^
( ro ) be burned 390
MSP 3sg. impf . swxs\ bl 62 9098 sxwr88 M =» sxwrd- -
9087 swxst C - 9099 sxwst M, C - ja / coiJ xL
'
9104 syMk ( h ) B iU » *
-
sxande © pi. / / ^ sy’ntcyk, k syhity,
^
fun ^ nt
sayak (sy > k , sy > q ) © <* syaka\ Av. asaya\ Skt.
95 mark , sign
9095 sxwn - S, M STi 31.11; GMS 550n 2
saxwan , saxun © acc. -w, pi. -P =» swxn(w ) 9108 syVk B
word sayane (sy > n > y ) © pres. part, =¥ z*Ty syWk,
W - Lii 548.7, 25, 590; MSP bl 32, 134 syn > k
9096 saxwnk }ry S( M ) J showing
saxwan- kare TSP 7.155; BSTBL, Dhy. 14
word -maker 9109 syWy =» syWk
MSP bl 29
9097 sxwrd - C
-
9110 sy’t M, C OJj* I
syt-
,
9122 sym w > k B iyj
(xo )show , ( ro )appear semawe (sym’wy )
^
GMS 550 n 2; C 2, 51 V 31 terror, confusion
9111 sytynty =» z > ry syWk TSP 9.110, 116, 16.39; STii 9.6; GMS 1082
9112 syc*kk B 9123 sym’wy =» sym > w> k
sicak , sice (sycy ) © Yaghn. sica( k ) © ob. - y -
y 9124 sym ( h ) B, M I L |
ob. pi. -ty , pi. -t - sem © < Av. sima symy, sytt 2
^
sparrow terrified , confused
.
SCE 318 352, 353; - jfcjfc, SCE 131; - y , STi 9.7, VJ 1063, p97; TSP 2.902, 903 n pl 80; BSTBL,
-
yty , STi 10.11; GMS 437 n 5; Sund. OLZ 69, Vim. 148; Frag. Len. 60.3; BBB 35
1974, 581; AoFiii 253.7, 254.11 n 148 9125 symtyh B
9113 sych B jU simtya, somotya
^snPytyh
slc(a ) ? © <* sika <* siyaka © f . n.; ob. yh - consolation
VJ 387
goose
SCE 352 n p 39; ob. sychyy SCE 130 9126 symwn C • • ~
9145 s-
s ®<*aisa~, Lat. iste © encl. demons pron. art.
* srauni "hip"
9157 s ns’y M, S
’ J
li
st.; nom. =4 sw \ ’sw \ s’ntt, ’LK sansay ©Saka. sahenusdhi
the, that, this shahanshah ( mfe )
S W , TSP, 1944, 41-51 Hen. Tales, 477, "a disciple of *
sntt 370
C2, 11V21, 60R 27; Benv. Eti 311; pi. Pnwxt , happiness
GMS 1243; CII 1990 G 2 TSP 2.589, 3.108, 6.55; Hen. Magi. 137.3; GMS
9160 s nwxy* C JUT 1238
^
sanuxya © f . n. 9171 s’twyfw) B, S
excellence satuxu © nom. ^s^wy
STSC p45; C2 gloss. happy
9161 s’ny C =» shi’kh TSP 13.7; Hen. Tales. 486.9; Magi. 137.4
9162 s > r
sar
- B 9172 s wyyh =» s> t ) wyy >
^
9173 s’twx M, C, B
OcOtremble -
satux (s}txw ) ©* sat ahu; sat -axu © pi. -t
TSP 2.303, 316, 3sg. pres. Prt
happy, joyful
9163 sVpst B BBB f 61 f 84; BSTBL, Dhy. 95; BSTi 118; C2,
srapast
51 V 16, 104 R 2; GMS 236, 391; Gersh. Sogd.
Shravasti(a ( own ) Cpds. 1945, 139
SCE 2
9174 s wxy * M, C
9164 s> ryst > n S ^ ,,
satuxya ^ s’Pwyy’kh , s. t wyy >
sarestan © ob. y - happiness, bless
city
KG 585 STii 9.16,- Hen. BSOAS 11, 74.4, 12; Cosm. 307.8;
C2, 51R 3, 51 V6, 57R 8; BSTii 886.6, 903.8,
-
9165 s’s B, M , C
sas ©*0 rasa- ? © inf. -( } y =» sys-, 6r *s-
)
832.22
9175 iPtxw =» s wx, sHyxw
( to )scatter, ( r )disperse
^ ^
GMS 451 n 1, 611; TSP 14.9, 12, 6.172, 7.144; 9176 s’tyxw S ijloli
BSTBL, Padm. 56, 59, Dhy. 175; Farg. Len. 93, satxu (s> txw ) ^s’t’wy, s’twx
32; BBB 710; STi 75.18; Sund. AoFiii 1975, happy
56.18; BSTii 885.7: C2, 2sg. dur. pres. Psysq , Anc. Lett. 2.3, 3.2, 29, 5.2
51R 7; 6 r* s , Dhy. 68
9177 sNv B, M, S
9166 s’smnty C saw / u © Av. syava\ Yaghn. sow; Oss. sdu © ob.
sasmande © acc. tw - ~ y 4sw
2
scattering black
C2, 51R 10 GMS 194, 1238; VJ 39d, 1107, 1362; TSP 3.3, 18,
9167 s>t B 61, 76, 113, 229, 282; SCE 23, 76, 91, 222;
sat © <* cyata; Khot. tsata BSTBL, Intox. 5; Dhy. 54, 144; STii 10 p 595;
rich, happy ?wy , STii 8.11, 26
GMS 196; TSP 2.610; SCE p71; BSTBL, Vim. 88;
Frag. 2a.10; Frag. Len. 76.4, 66.3
-
9178 s’w pto’k 4J
^JJI
* -
joL “
saw-pame
9168 s’Twy B blackish
satux
^sTwx, sTyxw, s’twyCw ) TSP 3.3, 18
371 sfrs -
9179 s’wkwr’k B 9189 sp*y => sj3*y
saw-kure 9190 spk’wsKh ) B
nightblind sivkos ©Skt. sivaghosa =*syPkwsh
SCE 80 name of a country and a city
9180 s’ykn S
sekn ^s’yknCh )
L ©
—- VJ gloss, pi 19
9191 spt C . &
( <9 / )palace
of it, from it, from him
VJ 1420, 1438, 1355, Pynkn' yk , 1422; GMS 994 TSP 2.685 b62; GMS 1373; VJ gloss. pll 9; MDii
9182 s’yknCh ) B, S, M Nov. 3 V 4; BSTBL, Dhu. 6, 30, Vim. 118, Dhy.
(S ~J>- 37; Padm. 24
sekn © < Parth. sahigan; Pahl. sahigan ©ob. -w ,
- - -
- y(\} > y; pi. tl d =»sykn, s> ykn
-
9193 sS B, M ol
^ < jf 0
-
sa8 © s +-6<hada
palace, platform, socle, camp with him
VJ gloss, pi 19; BSTBL, Dhy. 178220, 261; MDii GMS 1374, 1623; SCE 49
B16, 9; Anc. Lett. 2.12, 3.37; Sogdica. 34.3; Hen. 9194 sS'kw B
Magi. 138.10; Cosm. 307, 37, pyknd ; Mack. sa 5aku / sa5e (§8 ) © <Av. usaSd
BSTBL, n p 58, Ssay "to settle"; Sund. AoF 11,
-
1984, 177 9; F. Grenet. SI, Cahier 7, 106 7 -
neck ^
VJ 769 n p94; SCE 164; GMS 96; sSyK Anc.
9183 styiPynch B Lett. 6.4
senenc ? => sn- 9195 s8> y B, S =» s6> kw
trembling
9196 s8>ych S
TSP 3.38; Hen. Texts. 726 sa 5ec ?
9184 spwy B necklace ?
sivi (§P > y ) ©Skt. sivi © pr. name MDiii
father of Sudashan 9197 s6 m(=§LM ) S ( >* ) >
VJ Srut © Idg. *=*5rwth
9185 spV B greeting
sfar © <* fsar => sPr Anc. Lett. 2.1, 4.1, 6.1
shame, modesty 9198 sfV M, C
SCE 294; TSP 13.10; BSTBL, Vim. 87; S W, IIJ - ’
sfar OsPr ) =»sfrs , sP r
1976 p49, Frag. 4.6 shame, modesty
9186 spVkrPk S GMS 441; BBB 607 b54, Hen. Tales. 467.58; C2,
*
-
LfTOinwru nnijKyv***r*#Y7# •
sfrwqy 372
GMS 441; STi 42.4, 20.6; BSTii 839.3: C2, 111V 3; TSP 2.641
Benv. MSL 23, 403 9214 skVk* B ( J &2 i JUi
9201 sfrwqy * C L skare © Khwar. slc' ryk, Prak. sgala
sfarukya ? ©f .n. jackal
shame TSP 2.644; SCE 137; Morgens. AO 1, 267
Sund. AoFviii 1981 pl 91, 25R 3 n 236
’ ’
9215 sk rn k B < LI
-
9202 sy B, S skarne ? ^sk’rn’k
sax (syw , syy ) ©f . -w, -y; adv. =4sx* stupid
extremely TSP 2.639
sY\ TSP 3.69; sYw, BBB f 16, Frag. Len. 37.16, 20; 9216 sk > rt- S
sYy , Frag. Len. 81.10, 12, 13 skart © pt. st. =4sk r-, >sk> rt
}
-
9203 syw S =4 sy- (ro ) pursue
9204 syy =4 sy- Anc. Lett. 2.18
9205 syy * k S ( M ) 9217 skVtw =4 >sk > rt(w )
saxyak =4sxy *q
9218 sk *wr8 B
hardship
skorG (sqwrG ) ©<* skauQra\ OP skauOU MP
-
Hen. Tales. 475.26, 480.5, +kwn "to resist” ,
skoh =4 sk )wr5, skwrS
9206 sk »p B difficult
skaf (sqT ) © ob. y; pi- . -t TSP 6.30, 40, 63, 69, 71; VJ 258; BSTBL, Dhy. 77;
ravine, crag STii 9.1, 6, Benv. Notesii 245
TSP 6.8 n p202; Hen. Texts. 731; C2, 27V 20 9219 sk’wrfitr B, M
9207 sk * p - B skorOtar (skwr6tr ) © pi. -r
skaf © impf . syk' fi harder
( to )open wide, (ro )gnash TSP 6.73; Hen. Tales. 473.44; GMS 1285
TSP 13.23; S W, AM 1973, 94 9220 sk *wr8y > S
9208 sq *f C =4 sk’p
,
skorOya -^sk’wrSy*
9209 sq f > C -
skafa =4 >sk > p>
hardship
Frag. Len. 57, 11
gnashing 9221 sk ’yr- B
BSTii 843.35: C2 p97, 51 V 5 -
skir (sqyr ) =4 >sk ) yr-, sk *r-
9210 sk * np B ( to )be pursued , ( to )be lead
skanp, skamb ©<* skamb "to stem" - VJ 1282; STii 7.6, AVS 76
world
^sk’np 9222 skkry B
*
VJ 529, 1218; Frag. Len. 100a 1, 3, 6 c9; GMS sakkare (skryy ) ©abl. * -
366, 372 sugar
9211 sk np’k B TSP 19.15 n p232; BBB 662
’ Tula
skanpe © Pahl. askob 9223 sqlwn M
floor, stage, story skalun , saklun © ob. - yy
TSP 6.105 ( name of a )demon
9212 sk}r- B _ ol JLi^ GMS 1649; Sund. 1994, 45, 46
^ (
—
skar =4 >sk >r , sk }rt ~ , skr-
-
( / o )pursue, (ro )lead
BSTBL pi 33; SCE 267
9224 skr B, M, S <J *
^
skar sqr -, *skr - © impf . syk / qr ^sk’yr-,
( )
JLo
sk * r -
9213 skVk * B crT > l£i
- 0<? )pursue, (ro )lead
skare =4skr *k GMS 366, 629; BBB f 8, 558; TSP 2.548, 736, 15.9;
hunter BSTBL, Dhy. 41, 136, VJ pl 05; STii 6.44-45;
373 sm^ryn’y
9238 skw M *i -
9255 smVt B =* sm > rt-
(o )sku © < Av. hisku =» skw, swk1, skwy ( y )
} 9256 smWk /y B =* sm,rn > y
dry 9257 sm » ryn >k B
smarene (snPry y ) =»sm > rn > y, sm ynyCy )
GMS 96, 397; BBB p 53.486
meditating
^ ^
9239 sqwnt C
BSTBL, Dhy. 364, 391; -> y, 300, 320, 338, 356,
sko/ unt ?, skund ? =» >sk > nt(y )
385, 390
lame
BSTi 219 n p 26 9258 snP’ryn’y =» sm,ryn,k
snPyw 374
^ JJI
9261 sm’r - BSTBL, Dhy. 60, 331, sm*rnyk > Dhy. 303; sm' rn' y ,
smar (sm* r- ) ©<*hismar ~, Ssmar - © impf . Dhy. 266 etc. pi 33
sym' r
^ sm’r- -
9273 smVt B, M, C o* j+Z* i IIP
,
(to )think, (reconsider, (ro )count - -
smart © pt.; trans. pret. srrtrt <JV =4 >sm > r t-
GMS 93, 593, 629; TSP p272; BSTBL pl 33; STii (to )think, (fcOcount
595; C2 gloss. p226; Frag. Len. 81.6; MSP p 53; TSP; BBB bl 2; AVS 103
AVS 103 9274 smYy C =» snPryy
9262 snPr ” B 9275 sm ryck B
’ ^ ^- p J?1*
smara (sm *r ), snPrO © f . n. => >sm ) r >, smVkh smarick (sm > r> yck > )
thought conceptual
BSTBL pi 34; GMS 972; BBB 625, 662 b 5; W-Li; BSTBL, Dhy. 209, 214, 221, Dhu. 157, 266
Sogdica. 3; STi 54.16; C2 gloss. pl 98, 226.ob. 9276 sm’ryq C 4p
Satanic, devilish
fifth month of the year
BSTii 849.4; C2, 12R 4: GMS 1065
GMS 1275; Hen. JRAS 1944, 149.6
i 9292 smnkw nc M =* smnwk )nc
’ 9306 sny B =» snx
9293 smnw M, C
9307 snt C
smanu © < ytdrmnw <* a0 ramanu <* ahra - manu\
sand =» sn, s’ntt
Av. Angra - mainyu =4 > t5rmnw
Ahriman , demon them
GMS 1190; BBB 639 b87; KG 2333; STi 11.6, STii 2.19; GMS 1386
STii 3.18; C 2, gloss. p226, MSP b 194; Lentz. 9308 SNT S
STii 577; W-Lii 515 sar5 © Idg. =»sr5
snt- 376
9311 snx M
wine cup ?
sanx (sny ) © <IE kank © pi. -t =» prsnx( y )
Sogdica. 31, lib, 33.11b
branch
9323 srwy M, C
Frag. Len. pl 09; snxyt , GMS n 2, 1142
sruy ? =» sryw
9312 snys M - Lion , Leo
snes © Av. snaeza GMS 410 (zodiac sign ); BSTii 879.13: C2, 87V 13,
(fo )snow 83R 6
GMS 450, 452; 3sg. pres, snystw, GMS 807; S W,
9324 ssky B =» sysk -y( y )
C 2 n pi 31, 20
9325 st > C
9313 spsh B (a )sta =» st(>)
}
—
9314 spxs S ( M )
spaxs ^ spxs-
( / o )serve, (ro )respect
9326 st >t C
(a )stat ©* astati
eighty
^ sVt
STi 43.13; GMS 88, 1316
CII 1990 F23 n p61
9327 stf »r C
-
9315 spys C =» spys-
satfar (ctPr ) =» ctp*r
9316 sr * k ( h ) S i \ X*> four
srak © ob. - y( y ) BSTii 914.1; Benv. Eti 319; C2, 17R 1 p 50 n 4
noise, roaring
9328 stfVmyq C
BBB; MSP bl 26, dl 9, b40; Gersh. Melanges
satfarmlk (stfrmyq ) =» ctPrmyk
Benv. 209 nl 3; Sund. MHC p26, 29
fourth
9317 sr’kry S
srak - kare © pi. -t
oJJ jf - BSTii 837.4, 867.35, 915.1; C2, 27 V6, 39V1,
108V 4
roaring
9329 stfVwystmyq C
MSP b 38 bl 25 satfar- wistmik (ctPrwystmyq )
9318 sr,wk < >) B J^ ^ J 3 i Uo twenty-fourth
sr / loka (sPwk ) © <Skt. sloka C2, 56R 11
prayer , word , hymn 9330 stfrmyq =» stfrmyq
VJ gloss pi 20; TSP gloss. p272; BSTBL, Vim. 65;
,
9331 stfrs C J*r
SPwk , STii 8.3
satfars
9319 sr’ynk B forty
sreng ©Skt. srngi
BSTii 897.78, 80, 81: Benv. Eti 319; C 2, 55R 18,
( a kind o / ) poison
TSP 3.286; Hen. Texts. 730 20, 21
%
377 swq
1
9332 stmyq C GMS 1099; TSP 3.56, 7.90; STii 7.9, 18, 19, 26;
SCE 285; Frag. Len. 70.8
(a )stmlk
eighth
^stmyk^ 9343 sw’m’ntch B (3s
BSTii 897.82: C2, 55R 22 swamanc © f . adj.
9333 sts C cJ&tA going, well, successful
(a )stas ©* statas <asta-dasa TSP 8.131
eighteen
^stSs 9344 sw’m’ntk B, S
STi 41.3; 17.1; GMS 478, 1316; Sund. AoFi 1974, swamande =^> sw > mndy(y ), sw*mntk
231, 3 going, well, change
9334 sttsmyq C SCE 492; TSP 5.36; MDii 1.1, 22; KG 483, 621;
(a )st-tasmlk STii 7.18; W -Lii 570
» eighteenth 9345 sw’m’y B => sw’m’k / y
BSTii 898.110: C2, 55V 20 pl 07; Sund. AoFi 1974, 9346 sw mc B, C
’ jv* < < jOJ
231
9335 styk M
-
swamc © pi. sw' mst , ob. pi. sw' msty =^sw ) mch
fy 0
going, course, way
stlfc ( tSryk , styq ) ©*6 ritiyaka =>sy \ }styk, BSTBL, Dhu 169; Benv. Notesiii 215; C2, gloss.
^ styk , > t5rtyk , cst > yk > - -
p227, ob. -cy, pi. st , ob. pi. sty , C2, 31V 20
third 9347 sw’mch B ft )
GMS 299, 977; STii p 596-7, 3.57; BBB; W-Lii swamc =»sw) mc
i 531, 546; Hen. Tales. 471.10; STi 57.13; C2, ( a kind <9/ )iIlness
40R 13, 57 R 24, 57 V12, 91R6 TSP 7.60
9336 styq M, C =» styk 9348 sw ^mndyfy) M JJJ <o h j
9337 sw * (<j (sw > mnty ) «=> sw > m )ntk , sw*mntk , swnyy
su Otsw ) ©* sim © 3sg. pers. pron. acc.; ob. going
end. sw1, sy1, xw , -swpr, -s, sn
he, him , his
^ GMS 1100; BBB 497; MSP b66; C 2, 56V 19; -y /i,
W-Lii 541
EGSii 118, 119; GMS I 365ff
9349 sw’mnty S, C => swhnndyCy )
2
9338 sw C 9350 sw’yn’k / y B, M Jfjj
sow, saw © pi. swt =$ s }v/ swene (swynyy )
black
going, way( of life )
BSTii 890.60: C2, 60V 28, fsmy- sw "soot"
TSP 11.11; GMS 894; Sogdica. 46.6
9339 sw 3 jg) O *
‘
su ? ©*aisa; Lat. iste © nom. sg. demons, pron.
9351 swpt B
supd
art. =»’sw 2, JLH
hard
i that , this
TSP 2.1016; Hen. Texts. 724
S W, TPS 1994, 42-53; Pw , Hen. Tales 476 n k
9352 swk1 B, S
9340 sw - ( JJZ*
. "amumrimr
^ sn *rr.r
.
ffpnwcw iw
swq - 378
suwene ?, swene ?
sewing
apron
Sogdica. 16.7a
Sund. AI, 1988/184
9364 swn B, C
sun /son © Av. sraoni
9375 swynyy M swty k / y
9376 sx' M
^ - A .
j
_ •
hip, haunch
sax © nom. -yy; ob. -y; pi. -p; adv. ->v ^sxPh
TSP 7.57; GMS 371, 947, pi. swn-sryt , C 2, 27 V 17
yws, sy-, sxw
p63
hard
9365 swnk B
sunk © <Skt. sankha
-
(o e j J
-U t f GMS 1197, 1204; Hen. Giants. 69.36; Morgens.
IIFL 2.414; sxyh , BBB; CII 1990 E 5
conch , conchiform 9377 sxJ C
BSTBL, Dhy. 52, swnkkwz' k , 180; swnkkrsn, 54, sax (sny ) © pi. -t
Mack, n p51-8;" mussel" GMS 113, 266 branch
9366 swns ( h ) B BSTi 113.120; Sund. AoFviii 1981, 22R 6 pl 84
379 syn(h)
-
9401 syp ? B, S 9410 syr’kh' =* syr’k1
sep ?, sif ? 9411 syr’kh2 B, S LJ 1 j
(ro )contract ? sirak (syr’q ) ©f . adj.
TSP 7.165, 3sg. pres. sypt ; Frag. Len. 26.1, 3 pi. goodness, kindness, perfection
syp' nt “ to start" ? GMS 198 n 1; VJ 967; TSP 2.12, 13.5; SCE;
BSTBL, Dhy. 229; MDii
9402 syp’d’ C
se-paSa ©adj.
( 4J (J -
Li
9412 syr’kk B => syr’k1, syrk
three- pronged 9413 syr’krt’k S -
y* y ijS' jZ j
^ -
sir-xwaztya , sir xuztya (syrywztyh )
- -
pi. tt\ ob. pi. -t ( t ) y\ voc. pi. ' tty friendship, love
pious BSTBL, Intox. 38; Sogdica. 61, 27; GMS 1070
VJ p120; SCE 283; BSTBL pl 35; STii 10, 524, 35, 9431 syrywztyh syrywzty *
10a 4; Frag. Len. 38.4, 58.1, 5; syr' nkr' k , TSP
9432 syrywzy (y ) C, M =» syrywz’k / y
p273; syr' nk' ry , Hen. Tales. 476.4; syr }nk*rkt
S W, IIJ 1976, 46, Frag. 4.10; syrnk' r' y, VJ 412; 9433 syrk M
syrng' ry( y ), GMS 73n 1, 1126; STii 1.66; sire ? (syr *kk, syrq ) =» syr-y
good , nice
-
syr' nk' r' kw , SCE 283; pi. k' r' tt , SCE 563
9423 syr* w B GMS 982 n 2, 1210
siru, sirau /o (syrw ) ©adj. & adv . 9434 syrq syrk
good , well 9435 syrqc =* syrqtc
VJ 302; GMS 1208; adv. SCE 189, 346, W-Lii 9436 syrkrtyh B =» syrqty
?72; C 2 gloss, acc. 31 R 23, 68R 13, nom. neut. 9437 syrqtc C £ < Ujl
j
siste systk
sirxuze
^syrywz / y ^ scattered
friend
BBB p84.701
GMS 595, 884, 1560; STii 1.17; Hen. Tales.
9467 sywspSn B
470.62; CII 1990 F2, 21
siyusp-5an © Av. siusapa; Khot. sasv; Parth.
-
9456 syr y C, S, M
-
sysfd' n; Skt. sar$apa> Gk. sinapU Arab, sindb
siri /e (syryy( h ) ) © acc. syrw; pi. -f =»syr > y,
white mustard
syr’k1, syrk BSTBL, Padm. 40-41; Hen. AION 1965, 29- 32;
( what is )good , good thing, blessing
Texts. 724
GMS 1197, 1210; BBB f 88; STii 620; STi 12.5, 9468 syyr M oU j
38.5, 63.12; C2 gloss. p227, syrw , 48V 19,
54R 29, 57V 24; syry , 7 V 28, 13R 19; CII 1990 G 4
ser © adv. =*syr 2 -
many
9457 syry’kty * M BBB 510; Hen. Tales. 473.23; Cosm. 307.57
383 t’r’k
9479 t'm'kOi ) B, M, S
tama( k ) ©acc dat. t’m’, 8’m’k
‘ s * j* '
^ ^
t /e
me
TSP 2.1204, 1225, 1227; VJ 1137, 1151, 1456,
9469 t - Hen. Tales. 4664; MDii 1.15, 7, 11; Frag. Len.
t © <*ta; Lat. iste © end. demons, pron. art. s6 pl 09
ob. sg. =# ’tw, t8’y5, tr5, trts’r, t8’y5 9480 t’ms* C =¥ Pm *
the, that, this 9481 tWn B, C
S W, TSP 1994, 41-51 tanman
9470 - t S y so and so
(a )t © <OP taiy © 2sg. end. pron. gen. => tyw, TSP 5.90, 106, 17.23; STii 4.14; C2, 57R1 Hen. ,
ty1, tw », -f , -tn \ ty1 BBB 67.540; Benv. Notesiii 226 t' m' n, TSP
you 1722; S W, JRAS 1990, 10-2
9471
Anc. Lett. 3.5, 19, 4.7; GMS 1357; S W, C2 p77.31
pp> S =» t >f >
9482 Pny’kh B
tanyak ( Pnyhikh )
-
C 3l jZ*
—
tafa ( t > J5> ) © <* atd+ fd ©acc dat. =» tw , tw \ 9487 V r B
^ AIS jlr i
d >f ) tar ©*tara Khot. ttara\ Yaghn. tor k
9
( )
you , thou summit, forehead
GMS 1352, 1632: prepos. ' t'+ pron. BBB TSP 5.57; BSTBL, Vim. 207, Dhu. 48 etc.; Gersh.
62.517; W - Li 85, 94; BSTi 241; BSTii 846.21, AHM 277n; Bailey. Prolexis. 103
848.50: C 2 gloss. p227; t' fs' "to you", C2 p227 9488 tVk B, S
9476 t >fs> C =* t >f >, t > p> k( h ) tare (Pryy(h ), Pry ) ©<*tq0raka\ Yaghn. tora
9477 t' m } B, M, C -
© pi. > yt\ adj. & n. =*Prc(h ), t > r > yck >, Prymync
tama ( t > m > h, m}- ) © <* atd ~ ma © acc dat. dark , dim, darkness
^
^ Wkth ), d' m' BSTBL; Intox. 5; Vim. 184; Dhu. 181; SCE 222;
me Frag. 5.12; GMS 967, 346; BBB; STi 31.13, 52.8;
GMS 1341: perp. ' t'+ pron. m\ VJ 50b, 306, 329; Sund. AoFviii 1981, 29R 7, 8 p201; STii 1.27;
STii 2.23, 3.19; BSTi 253; BSTii 827.46, 832.15: Hen. BSOAS 12.307.45; BSTii 826.22, 907.15,
C2 gloss. p237; MSP a 4; C 2 gloss, t' ms' "to me" 846.24: C2 gloss. p227; t' r' kw, TSP 6.89; pi.
9478 t ,m > h M ,
t m> t' r' yu KG 565
tVkp n 384
^
9489 tVkp’zn B 9502 t’w B, M, C 3s?
tare-pazan -
taw ©ob. y( h )
dark -minded power
BSTBL, Dhu. 115 TSP 3.236, 8.195, 12.14; GMS 1068; Tales. 469.12;
9490 tVyck * B, S -
Hen. BSOAS 11.70.7; STii 7.15; y( h ) TSP 9
,
9497 tVyy ( h ) M -
4 t r>k GMS 985; Hen. BSAOS 12, 307.57
9510 tNvnd / t M, C PwhitCt )
9498 tV6 M
tasaS © pp. 9511 tNvndyCy ) M
tired tawande ( Pwhity ) © pi. -/ ^ Pwnty *
BBB 714; GMS 1636 powerful, strong
9499 tls M SCE 10; Hen. Tales. 47130; BSOAS 12, 307.58;
tas © Av. tasdm daru- GMS 1068, 1641; STii 5.13, 6.16; BSTi 170;
tablet Hen. BSOAS 11.702; STSC 133.24; Frag. Len.
BBB 527 98a 1; MSP b 30; BSTii 858.13, 882.5, 827.45: C2
gloss. p227; acc. Owntw, C2, 69 R 22
9500 t >s -BM ,
tas © < Av. tas; Pahl. tasidam; Khot. ttd$ 9512 tNvnt C =» t > w > nt(t )
=* tsycq 9513 tNvnty* C
(/ <? )cut ,
tawandy > ( t w > nty )
3s? c
TSP 2.116, 514, 537, 538; GMS 637; Frag. Len. power
37.7 STii 4.10
9501 tJs-. M 9514 ty B, M
-
JjL. j3
tas tes ? ’- -
^ t s , ts tay © < Av. tayu © pi. ob. pi. ty ^ Pyh, ty 3
Go cut , 0o )dig
) thief
Sund. Man. Lett. 305.19; GMS 637 TSP 2.1113, 7.138, 24.2; Hen. Tales. 478.2.30,
385 0brt-
478.6; Mack. BSOAS 1984, 534 9528 0b‘r C
0Par ©ob. - y ^ Gb’rqy’, 5/3’r
9515 ty B, S y** y - 1
gift, giving
tay ©Skt. ayatana © pi. -t
C 2, 51V 28
entrance( /or sense organs )
TSP 2.1043 etc.; Frag. Len. 103R 2; Mack. BSTBL, 9529 BbV ywz C
Notes pi 5.15 0P}r-xoz
asking for alms, beggar
9516 t’yNvny B, S C3
-^ STi 42.4; GMS 57 n 1, 921; Gersh. Sogd. Cpds.
tayune, tayoni ( Pywnyy, Pywny )
1945, 144.5
theft
,
9530 0 b rqy ) C Lul
TSP 9.15; BBB plOO e 6; GMS 1087; Frag. Len. JA
OParakya (Gbr’qyO y* ^
=4 brqy \ y i-Gbr
-
98 a l; Sund. AI 28, 1988, 185
9517 t >y >yck > B
gift
^ ^
STii 3.39; BSTii 895.52, 893.3; C2, 31V 25, 54V22,
-
tay Ick
57V9; pi. -yt, C2, 31V 3; C2 p7725
stealthily
9531 0 b>rxwzqy > C Ijf
VJ 339; GMS 1013; Benv. JA 1955, 330
0 par -xozakya
9518 Pyh B
beggary
tay ^© Av. tayu% Khwar. tah\ MP tay =4 tys, t> y1
BSTii 886.9: C2, 51V9
thief
VJ 239; Benv. HittJE. 115
9532 tbr C -
tipar © Yaghn. divar; Av. aiti bara\ Khwar.-
9519 t >yw » k B KS* 14s*
-
cflr © impf . tybr 4 tybr- «
IjUbl MiJUb
9524 Pywnyy M =4 Py’wny
9525 t >zyk( >) S
GParamande ©acc. -w
SP V/
\
giving
tazlk © pi. -ty
BSTii 885.1ft C2, 51R10
Arab
9537 0 brc C JA
MDii A-514; ob. pi. ty(\ -
> MDii A-14.21, 23
Gparc © f . adj. =40 brty
9526 Pzyk k S , Lyy
tazikane
^ ^j
\j A j\ j given
BSTii 895.52: C2, 7R 22, 54V 22
Arabic 9538 tbrqy* C =4 Gfrrqy*
-
MDii pl 30.1 B 14.6, 1
9539 Obrny =4 SPrn’k
9527 tp» B ( o/ )y
t (a )fa ? (t’P* ) ©<*9wa © gen. => -t, ty’
9540 0 brt C- Cpb
© Part © <* fra-barta © pt. =40 br-, SP t-, 6prt-
your, thy
(to )give
^
TSP 7.187
0 brty 386
GMS 859; Obrd' rtrans. pret. C2 p228; STii 3.4 9557 ter - M i j^a9
—
9549 tpt >k S C2, 51R 31 n p97, 184
oJ
\
tapde ( tbty, tpty, tptk ) © pp. acc. -vv; abl. tbO -
sealed
MDii 212; MDiii pl 29; KG 466: C 2, NV1; Sund.
9564 0fyz C
^
O*
0fez (tfyz-, 5 pj- ) © <*0wdjaya © impf . -
I c o<>
hot , burning 31V 3, 61R 25; 3pl. 9 f y z n t y 51R 25, 2sg. impv.
SCE 234, 205, 274, 388 -
0 f y z 51R 124
y
387 tm’yk 0 ’
to /axm, toxm © < Av. taoxman- © nom. gen. y, - * Dhu . 87, Dhy. 53, 215, 338, 367; Frag. Len. 60.6,
abl. - =» txm-, twxmy GMS 662; pt. inf . tk' wPt , TSP 17.196, GMS 551;
seed , descendent, family Bailey. Prolexis. 50
VJ 1288; TSP p273; BSTBL, Vim. 11, 12 etc., 9582 tk’ws’y B
Dhu. 39; MDii B-7R 17; GMS 127 t (o )kose
9569 tym’yc S JL $ L nurse
toxmec (tymych )
TSP 6.186
tenth month of the year 9583 tk’wsn’k B
-
MDiii B11R 3, 4, 6, 8 A 12; Anc. Lett. 2.63, w; - t (o )kosne ( tqwsny ) © pi. tqwsnyt
Hen. Orientalia. 8, 98; GMS 1275 ^pryt wsn’k^
9570 tymcyk B looker
i jbpPiy
toxmcik SCE 314; GMS 892
with seed 9584 tkws- M, S
BSTBL, Dhu. 29; GMS 1014 tikus, t (o )kos (tqws- ) © impf . tyqws = tk ws-,
)
^
9571 tymy B, S =» tym tqwst -
9572 tymych =» tynpyc
0r? )look, (/ cOexamine, (/ <? )take care
GMS 551, 727, 918; MDii A-18.6, STii 2.17, 1.52,
9573 tyt - B, M, C 3.7, 6.14; BBB 565; BSTii: C2 gloss. p227
tayat ©<*ati-gata © pt. sU pres, tys = tys-
^ - -
9585 tqws C =* tkws-
(ro )enter, (rcOreach
9586 tqwsny M =* t ws k
GMS 539, 603; BSTBL, Vim. 4, 6, Dhu. 69; BBB ^ ^
593; MSP b76 9587 tqwst C -
9574 tyt’y B
tayate (tyty( y ), tytk, tyty ) © pp.
ijlj
O
— J (
t (o )kust © pt. st. & pt. inf . =» tkws-
(/ o )look
C2, 31V16, trans. pret. tqwst' r , STii 2.9;
entered
VJ 53b; BSTBL, Vim. 5, Dhu. 115; TSP 13.4, 16.42; tk ( i )wsdyry BSTi 168, 224
GMS 864; BBB 579; KG 585; STi 36.14; Sund. 9588 tm - B M, C
,
Cis3
tarn © Av. tdmah\ Khwar./ m © nom. ob - y,
(> )
AoFviii 1981 p2 l 8; STii 3.1; BSTi 126; C2, < *
STii 10.47; Hen. JRAS 1944, 138.13; BSOAS 12, 9604 tmyk / q M i
312; GMS 50, 994, 1248-9; BBB 566 tamik ( tmyg ) © pi. 1 -
9592 tmVr M, C hellish
if
- BBB 566, GMS 50, 1248-49; Hen. BSOAS 12,
-
tambar ©<*tanu pdra- ©ob. y( h ) ; pi. -t; ob.
312.114
pi. -ty tmh , tmp
body
^
*
^ 9605 tmync B
GMS 304, 449; Hen. BSOAS 12, 307.52, 61; STi tamenc
81.10; tmb r , BBB 691 hellish
’ Frag. Len. 8R 4
9593 tmbVcyk M
tambarcik 9606 -tn‘ S
bodily, corporal tan © 2pl. encl. pron.
^sm’yw, -t, -0n, -fn
Sogdica. 43.3 you
9594 tmb’rmync M GMS 1383: MDii B-4R 8; Anc. Lett. 1.11, 4.6
tambarmenc ^ tnp myc, *tmp> rmyc
^ 9607 -tn 2
B, S
bodily , corporal tan , ton ? ©suff .
GMS 260, 1103 emphatic particle
TSP 2225, 9.84
9595 tmcyq C ,
tamcik ( tmcyk ) 9608 tn ( kh ) B
hellish tanak ? ©Skt. dhatu
STii 5.39; GMS 1014; Farg. Len. 57.3 limit ?
BSTBL, Dhy. 200n p 59; Benv. Notesii 230
9596 tmcyk S tmcyq
9609 tnNvr B tjjf ijyJ
9597 tmPr C
-
tamfar ? ^ tmb’r, tm > r ^ <<y
tanur © < Av. tanura; MP tnwr
furnace, oven
body
SCE 206
STi 3.4,- Sund. AoFi 229 n 27
9610 tnb*r =» tnp> r
9598 tmpV M, C y
tamp / bar © ob. - y( y )> pi. t
body
^ - -
tmWr -
, tnp > r, tmPr 9611 tngy*n M
tan-gyan © < MP
GMS 1129; BBB 487, 722; STi 89.1; Sund. body and soul
AoFviii 1981 p218; STii 6.27; BSTi 350; BSTii: BBB d 6, 9
C 2 gloss. p227; Sund. AI 28, 1988, 185 9612 tngyrd M
9599 tmpVmyc C tangird © pi. =» tnyygyrd
if ( “V
corporal *
tampar-mec © pi. tmp' rmyst =» tnp> rmyc, %
tmb’rmync BBB 560
bodily, corporal 9613 tnp’r B, S Cf
C2, 31V 18, 40R 10; BSTii 893.18; Benv. Et. 2.25 tanpar ( tnfrr ) © Parth. tnti*r\ MP tnw' n
9600 tmp’rmync C
tampar -menc
<*tanu- para ©ob. -y; pi.
tmPr, tmlr
-
ttmp’r, tmb’r,
corporal body
Sund. AoFviii 1981 pi 80, 21V 17 TSP p273; W-Lii 548.1, 25; Tales. 468.31; JRAS
1944, 137.2; KG 372, 575; MSP p53
9601 tmpVmyst =* tnphrnyc
9614 tnpVmyc M
9602 tmyg =» tmyk /q
tanparme(n )c © pi. tmp' rmyst
9603 tmyh cyk B -
^ tmbhrnync
bodily, corporal
tami / ecik
GMS 1238; Hen. JRAS 1944, 137.2.3
hellish
TSP 7.44 9615 tns B, M, S
389 tr*yyn
tapna ?
^ tpn* tariyan , tareyan ?
coffin sin, sinful
Sund. MHC 31.15 n 75, 78 Hen. Tales. 486.h; Frag. 5.5 apud. S W, IIJ 1976,
18 p 50 n 32
9627 tpsnwq M t j\ j I ^gan ?
trJypw 390
- © . sU pres.
< \ ;
many tryxt
ptrync-
pt *trync - ^ntr^s-,
VJ 47b, 612, 58e, 1085
( to )be oppressed
9639 tr ywr B
}
( J> j4» ( <jfy)
tryur, triwar ? GMS 152b; AYS 73, 123
( a medicinaOplant ( Ipomoea turpenthum ) 9650 trytr S J X3
TSP 19.14; Hen. Texts. 713n 5 tarytar ©*trax -<taxra; Stak +tara -
9640 tr’zmnyh S, B swifter
-
tar -zam(a )ne ( trzmny ) =$ tr \ trny}my, trzmnw -
GMS 1284, trYtry , KG 361, 364
untimely 9651 trytr M JJ l j )
-
tary, tary © Av. tiYra , Khwar.cTr © nom. - y;
oppressed, depressed ^
-
acc. -w; ob. - y( y ), nom.f . h - TSP 12.17; BBB 5 ia, GMS 1284
sharp, hard , fierce
GMS 1284; TSP; BSTBL, Dhy. 96 etc.; Frag. Len. 9655 trytyy M =4 trytyh
13 R 3; irYw , BSTii: C2, 12R 7; Sund. AoFviii 9656 trytz *y M, C iftJL
1981 p 199, 22; Sund . MHC p 26, 36.8, 4; f . trY\ tray( t )zay ? ( tryz’y ) © Av. zahya ? © ob. pi. -
BSTii 843.35; Benv. Et. 2, 127: C 2, 68V4; trYh, -ty
TSP 2.115; tr' yY , TSP 22.15n 235; trYy , TSP oppressed , poverty-stricken
2.457, 520; BBB 510; adv. trYw , BBB 525 GMS 454; BBB 525 p60; Hen. Tales. 473.23;
9644 try’n trY' zyn , Tales. 486.19h; trYz' y , STi 52.6; BSTii
tarxan 885.8: C2, 51 R 8 n p96
Tarkhan (a title ) 9657 tryw M =» try-
-
MDii A 13.2 9658 tryyy M =* try-
9645 try’wy C SJ*
\ 9659 tryz’y => trytz’y
taryawe ©abl. trY )w )
9660 trn B, M, C (v »
sharpness
BSTii 892.15; Benv. Et. 2, 123, 127; C2, 31R 15
-
tarn © < Av. taurna, Khwar. trn, Yaghn. tan( n )-
9646 try y * M => trytz’y
© ob. y -
^
9647 try}zyn M trytzty
tender , soft
GMS 526; SCE 47; TSP 2.29, 1181, 20.3; BSTBL,
9648 trykystr M Dhy. 8, 11, 32, Dhu. 170; Tales. 480.24, STi 6.9;
tarxakistar =» trxq Sund. AoFviii 1981 p2 l 8; BSTi 185, 187; S W-
bitterer Ham. C1I 1990 E 5
Hen. Tales. 481.36; GMS 1288A 9661 trn’kCk ) B
0
391 trxq
tarne, tarnak © adj. & adv. 9675 trs>qy > =¥ trs>qy >
soft, softly ,
9676 trs qy > C
TSP 3.54, -W; -JfcJfc, TSP 3.55 tarsakya (trs>qy > )
9662 trny’my B Christianity
tar - niyame =$ tr -\ tr’zmnyh STii 3.43, 4.30; BSTi 296
intimely 9677 trs ? B -
TSP 3.72; GMS 1144 tars =» trs-, ts-, trsn
( r )flee
9663 trny * M ^
tarnya » tnyl
*
TSP 13.1.30 apud. S W, IIJ 1976 p 58 < *tarsa
humility 9678 trsn B o\ yJ
tars(a ) n ? =* trs- ?
Hen. Tales. 473.12; Sogdica. 3
escaping
9664 trpVk B (1* oL^ '•JsyS' 4< jKjy )YJY
*
TSP 11.19
tarparak © <*trp = Pers. turs <*trfs- 9679 trtmrt M
acid
tartmart
TSP 24.5 n p236 - scattered
9665 trpVk ( y ) M BBB 715 p84
- -
tar pare © <*taro pdraka\ Av. pdrantara 9680 trtsV S i*T
=> tr - tart -sar =» t-
unlimited there
Hen. Tales. 483.8, 484 n 1 MDii 148.1, 213; MDiii 129; Frag. Len. 44.9, 13;
9666 trs B- -
jL j J
^ y S W, TSP 1994, 44
tars =» trs- ? 9681 trwVc B ? A Jr*** jy
6
^
9673 trs ny C =» trs> k )n > k =» trx}k
^
9674 trsVny =* trsVn’k bitter
trxqy »q 392
BSTi 846.23: C2, 69R 21, 24; acc. f . trxq\ MSP C2, 60R 17; C2 n pl 31.17; BSTii 889.117; Benv.
bl 69; trxkw , trx' ky, Mack. AI 25, 424, 8 Eli 310; S W, C2, 60R 17 n pl 31, Oty' q O' br ,
9688 trxqy’q C "encouraged, consoled"; Bailey. AI 24, 14
tarxkyak, trxakyak © + prepos. pr. adv. 9700 tw M L j) y
bitterness, bitterly
jj
tarzamanclk =» tr -\ trzmnw twa, towa © 2sg. pers. pron. acc. & ob. =» tyw,
premature t >f >, tw, ty1
TSP 5.55 n p20 l; GMS 1013n 1 you, thou, your, of you, with you, to you
EGSii 113f ; GMS 1350, 1393; VJ pl 20; TSP
9690 trzmnw B
3.203, 218; Dhu. 113, Dhy. 366; C2; STii 598;
tarzam (a )anu ( trzmnw ) =* tr-1
STi; Sund. AoFviii 1981 p218; Frag. Len. pi 10;
untimely tw' kw, MDii pl 25.l 3; tw' xky ?, Anc. Lett. 3.21,
-
TSP 6.148; GMS 1144; "against fate" zmnyh, 23, 24; GMS 822, 1393 n 1 "yours"
TSP 2.1117, 5.82
9691 trzmnw S => trzmnw
-
9702 tw *nty str S y \i\ y
tawandistar ©comp. adj.
9692 trzmny =* tr *zmnyh more powerful
9693 trzmnyh B =» t zmnyh
9694 ts B, S
^ MSP blO
9703 tw’prnCy ) M
-
tas, tos © Av. tasa\ OP us tasna; Yaghn. tesa twa-farn ^ prn1
©ob. tsy\ inst. ts* =4 tsycq your excellency, your majesty
axe Hen. Tales 474.5, 8, 475.23
TSP 2282; SCE 26a, Frag. Len. 84a 3 9704 tw >z S -
-
9695 ts C
-
tas (*tc ) ©<tars «
-
» trs ? 0o )pay
- —
twaz ( twy *z ) =^ twj , twz-, twyt-
393 twz -
-
9710 twyd’r C =* twyt- 9722 twp*y(y)t S
9711 twyp>85 M tub/ pet ( twp’qc )
tux- pa 0 ^ twy1 Tibetan
Ladakh. Insc. 8; MDiii 100; twp' yt , S W, ANP 2,
i
having fast arrow, archer
Sogdica. 39.13 n p40; Gersh. Sogd. Cpds. 1945,
155, 159
142.1 9723 twrfin B ( J y ) gf
tur6an
9712 twyr’k ny S
^
tux (a )re-cane =» twyryk
( J*0
paralysed, awry ?
( from r /ze )Four-Twghry Intox. 12, Mack. BSTBL, Notes p7
Karab. Insc. 19; Hen. BSOAS 9.55a, GMS 1023 9724 tws C
tus
9713 twyryk B
tux(a )rik Tusiname of a city )
^ tywVk STii 3.30
Tukharian
9725 twty1 B, M, C
TSP 26B; Hen. Texts. 714, twYryl
-
tuti ©<* uta uti, Av. uitU MP dwdy ? ©conj.
*
^ -
9714 t yt M
tuyd ( twyd ) r-, wHwyt ) © pt. st pres, twz ; pot.
=» > PZY, > ty
^ and, then, that
}
f
-
twYt' kwn-\ perf . twYd'r =» twJz-, twz-, twj- TSP 16, 29, 39; BBB b68, el 7; STii 5.31; W-Li
( r )pay 572; GMS 96, 135, Add. p307
^
l GMS 882; BBB pi 36 9726 twty’ B
t
9715 twytr B t JXS tuti
tQxtar, tuydar parrot
faster Frag. Len. 29.8, 13, 16, 22
VJ 799, 1072; TSP 2.407, 414, 434; GMS 1285 9727 twwt M y3
£ 9716 twj - M tut ? =» tyw, tw >
( -
toz twz- ) =» twyt-, tw >z , twz- and you
( to )pay GMS 1349, 135
GMS 595; Tales. 467.54 9728 twx C xs
9717 twndy* M 1
l
tux ^ twy
tundya fast
\r, violence BSTi 239
|
BBB 636; GMS 525, 1066 9729 twxmy C
X
r
s&
9718 twnt B XAJ ^ iJijjJ* cJJJ
J tu / oxme (tymy, txmy ) © < Av. taoxman -
tund © <*tuwant =» txm -
violent, powerful seed, family
I
& GMS 525; VJ 1374; TSP 3.204; BSTBL, Dhy. 335 STi 125, 83.18
9719 twntr B 9730 twxycq C XS i
ft
I tundar tOxick
r.
thunder quickly
&
TSP 9.36, 13.23 BSTii 843.4a, Benv. Eti 330; C2, 68V9 n pl 49
5K
9734 twz*nk S
—
9733 twz C => twz-
fy
9745 tyqws C =» tyk > ws-
9746 tym 1 0 t j l jl
tuzang, twazang ? © MP do zang- ( ) - -
tim tymh ©<*ati ima\ <*ati im\ Yaghn. tim
two-fold ? =» tymn
Sund. MSP p 53-4, pi. tw' znkt , b 30, 100 still, yet, again, moreover
9735 txm C - S W, BSOAS 1975, 136; VJ pl 21; TSP p274;
BBB; KG p190; MSP bl 38; C2 p228; STii 6.6,
taxm, toxm © nom. txmy; acc. txmw\ pi. txmt }
=* twxmy, tym 1.43; Sund. AoFviii 1981 p2 l8; MDii p2 l 3;
seed, descendant, child Frag. Len.
C2, 52R 9, 54R 27, 60R 9 9747 tym 3 C ( ot«J
9736 txmy twxmy tern
^ tymp’sy
inn , resting place
9737 txyz M, C- STi 36.2; pi. tymt , STii 3.27; Hen. LW
toxez =» xwrtxyz, nPx txyz
( to )set, ( to )go down 9748 tymh B, S =» tym1
BSTii 827.48: C 2, 94V 18; GMS 662; Gersh. 9749 tymn B
1
BSOAS 14, 1952, 488f ; AVS 136 timan
^ tym
9738 ty 1 S, C y
still, again, then
te, ti ©<*tai © 2sg. pers. pron. gen. =4 -t -
TSP; BSTBL; STii 7.6; w, TSP 2.724, 741; Frag.
you , of you Len.
MDii p 218; C2 p77.31, 31 V 3151 V 6,9 9750 tymp y C ( p j
9739 ty 3 B ( o>> '
jj ) xS lj obi
' ( J
^
tem-pase © <* pa0 raka
< jbl
-
u, o, w ? ©OP ava<*awa © end. demons, speaker, telling
pron. art. st.; ob. =» > ww, ww , w, )wn > w, w >1,
}
GMS 892
w > n >, w nt, wy( y ), > wy( h )1, wy1, wyny( y ), > wyn,.
}
^
jJJb I
TSP 5.80 n p201
so much 9795 w}cn C JA
TSP 2.64 n pl 69; VJ 1455; Frag. Len. 44, 8; GMS wacan =» w > rcn, w rn
1592, 1313A; w' pryt , VJ 1378 market, bazaar
^
9781 w *pry =4 w Pr }
BSTii 843.38: C2, 68V7
9782 w}pry6 =* w yd
9783 w ryt =» w yS
^^ 9796 w’crn M
wacarn , wacaran ©<*wacarna
JA
( ro )sleep -
venum; French, vendre ©ob. ( ) } y( y )\ pi. -d
^ w cn, w > rcn
}
— (<j
^ 9803
351
-waw5*dye ©Csuff .
-
U
^ ^ k
52R 9, 66R 12, 28R 14, 102 V 18 pi 37; STii 10 p595; Frag. Len. pi 10; Anc. Lett.
—
9805 w>f M, C 3.20
9817 w’ywn’y => w wn’k
waf © pt. st. w /f -
( to )weave 9818 w wnc S
^
Hen. Cosm. 312.124; JRAS 1942, 232 n 6, GMS ^
wa - yonc
590 all kinds
,
9806 w fry6(8) M =» w yS Hen. Tales. 4802
9807 w’fs- C
^ 9819 w wnch B, S
wafs © impf . ^^wfs-, w > ps~
^
wayonc (w wnk ) © f .
(to )sleep such ^
Benv. Eti 308; C2, 60R 8 VJ 1406; MDii p213
9808 w’fyd C jJIA>- ijJjb I 9820 w’ywnk =» w>ywnch
wafeS (wTySS ) 9821 w > ywny => w>ywn>k
^w’jyyS
so much 9822 w *ywpt S
GMS 1585, 1594; STi 81.11; STii 2.11, 5.8, 32; C2 wa - xupt ©elat. adj.
I
4oss. p229; BSTii 8982 how well
9809 w*fy 65 M =» w >fyd MDii 1.1. 12 p213
9810 S =4 wnyr, wxr 9823 w *yyz- S
9811 wYyz- B waxez © impf . =» > wy) yz-
I
waxez © impf . » , wy> yz-
(to )bring down
- MDiii p29.3 p 34.1 , 2, 3
(to )bring down
i 9824 w z- B
1
VJ 38*
9812 w >yr- B jj ( j 1 jj Uj
^
waxaz © impf .
^ wxz-
( to )go down , (roMescend
-
waxar © impf . 4 >wyr-2, >wxr-, w xr- }
1
9814 w’yrs2 B wana © < wa - na © f . art. ^x'n’ , w’n’kCh )
waxrs =» w}xrs that, the
news GMS 1437; VJ 538: C2 p234, 31R 4, 60V 7
MDii 9827 w’n’k (h) B
9815 w’ys B, S wana(k ) © <*wanaka © f . art =» w > n’
waxs © ob. pi. - ty =» w > xs, pry1 w }ys that
word , speech GMS 1437; VJ 43\ 450, 50c, 900.1025; TSP pl 37
GMS 958; VJ 798, 818, 1372; TSP 2.1121, 3.57, 9828 wWkw B, S ijjlajl
wanaku, wanu /o (w kw ) =» KZNH, m>6, w>n)w
6.192, 1628; SCE p72- 3; BSTBL pl 37; STii 7.8;
so, as, thus
^
Frag. Len. pi 10; MDii B 15.8; Hen. Tales.
47529; W - Li 68.85; w'Ysh, SCE 250 GMS 1603; TSP p247; SCE p73; VJ pl 21; BSTBL
p 137; STii p 598; Frag. Len. pllO; MSP p54; -
9816 w’ywn’k B, S (u y
-
0
wanu /o (w*nw, w > nw ) ©adv. nom. acc. sg. neut. C2 p205, 77V6, 60R 10; BSTii 879.6
pron. 9845 w’ptzm’ndt M
so, as, thus wa- pazmand © elat.
GMS 1603-6; C2 p234; w »/iw, Tales. 469.25; STii so fed up
p 598; BBB pi 36; VJ 1463; TSP p274; BSTBL GMS 1313
p137; Frag. Len. pi 10; Sund. AoFviii 1981
9846 w*r B, M, C
p2 l 8
9830 w’nc'n =* w > nc > nw
war © ob. - yh, -
rain
9831 w’nc’nw C VJ 1374; TSP 3213 etc. 6.148, 7.142, 1127, 1322,
wancanu (w’nc’n ) 14.7; BSTBL, Padm. 55, 57, Dhu. 3a, BBB 496,
just as, as, as if 571, 577; C2, 48V 23
GMS 1595; STi 22, 21; BSTi 129, 165; wync%
STii 1.33, 41, 2.11; C2 p229, 234; Sund. AoFi
-
9847 w >r B, M
war © pt. st. wyryt
1974, 8R 16 ( to )rain
9832 w’ndt M =» w’nt TSP 2.521, 3213, 266, 301, 6.148, 14.8, 1127;
9833 w’n ( k ) S, B JUlL BSTBL, Padm. 44, 55; GMS 807; wVf , TSP
wan( k ) 3.231, 242, 243, 247
so, as 9848 wV’yn’y =* w’ryr’k .
Frag. Len. 37.17, 61.7 9849 wVk B
-
9834 w’n qt C ware ( w > ry, wVy ) © Khot. vara *» w > rc
wankat ? ©conj. => w’n empty
so that VJ p121; BSTBL pi 38; TSP 9, 916.25 etc. p274;
C2 gloss. p 229 C2, 31 R 26,- pi. VJ 188; C2, 55V 28:
9835 w’nkw => w)n kw ) BSTii 898.118; wVJkw, VJ 431; Prolexis. 326;
9836 w’nt C CII 1990 G 19
l T
* 9850 wVy =» w > r k
,
wand ( w’ndt © . demons pron. => w-, w’n*
) pi ,
VrOagna, 1934, 34; Bailey. Garutmant. 10 30b pi 06; TSP 2.1031, 5.12, 13.9; BSTBL, Dhu.
’ -
9856 w rms M, C 225, Dhy. 177, 81; C2, 68R 17, 12R 8; AVS 118
warams © impf . => }wrms-
(/ cObecome quiet
9868 w >sty -
wastay © impf. = wstyty
'
rainwater
9870 wV
C 2, 94 V 22 pl 77 n 22
wat ( w*6 ) ©<* wata =*zprt w > t, wh r, w’tyr,
9858 wYp k S
^ w CS )
^
fat, heavy ^
wind, spirit
MDii B-6 11R 6 B-61, 3, 4; MDii pl 30
-
GMS 267; W Lii 545, BBB 678 pl 36; TSP 3.198
*
9859 w*ry B, C =* w)r > k etc. p247; BSTBL pl 38; Anc. Lett. 2.26; KG ,
9860 wVyOk ) S y. 36a, C2; ob. w' ty , BSTi 7a, C2 p229; Hen.
warlk ? Tales. 481.36; STii 3.48; Sund. AoFviii 1981,
chosen, selected -
26R 1, 6, y, 21R 22
Ml5ii p214 n p72 9871 wV C
-
9861 w’s B, S wat © interj.
was woe
( to )whine, (ftf )blow C2, 83V1, 4, 6
9872 wVnyVk B ==» w > tny,tk
TSP 3.226; Benv. was <* vacati, Hen. Texts. 729, *
-
*waz ; Tales. 481 n Frag. Len. impf . wy' s , ,,
9873 w t rt,w B
37, 5; Bailey. Prolexis. 148
wat-artaw
9862 wVwc S -
wasoc © impf . = > ws> wc-, , wswys-
o*£
righteous wind
^ TSP 3.206; w'tpYyy, Sund. Liste. 1994, 453-460
0o )clean
"Wind -god"
KG 385
9874 wVw’ntt t > w > nt(t )
-CM
9863 w }st
wast © impf .
,
9875 w >t > wp>zny >h S
=» w sty-
}
wawre ? hunter
harm , damage Hen. Tales. 471.2; GMS 978; MSP -w, bl 50, 163,
TSP 5.20; SCE 102, 277, 335, 348; Benv. Eti 331; 193; ob. w' ywky , bl 48
C2, 66R 10, 69R 12, 94V 1 , w' wry wn - t "to >
9904 w ywq =» w’ywk
401 wpsty
=» wpsty
- ^
b bl U
^i y
( to )
, ( to ) become 9928 wpr s M }
y° < 4., *...
BBB p89 a6 pl 24; GMS 407, 787 802; MSP p44 - wifras © Parth. wyfr' s =4 > wp> rs, wp’rs
discourse, question
9912 wp»z B ,L )( ojLzf Jsi**
Hen. JR AS 1944, 137; GMS 212 n 1
(° j
wipaz, uPaz © Av. vibazu ^ 9929 wbr *t C = w + br > t => w-, Pr t}
fathom
BSTBL, Dhy. 88; Benv. Notesii 221; Hen. JRAS
9930 wprSV B
wafr-6ar
( jlj <~3 ) LJL JA
^ -
1942, 236.4: GMS 218, 954 Himalaya ( snowy )
9913 wp* BSTBL, Dhy. 209; GMS 1135
uPa © 2sg. impv. =* wP-, p>3 9931 wpr-h B
9914 wp> J wafra © Av. vafra ©f. n. h/ } =» wfr > -
upa © 3sg. impf . =* wP- snow
9915 wp’m Rust. TSP 13.22 n p228; GMS 1175; BBB p 57.72;
upam © lsg. pres. =^ wp-, P m } Morgens. IIFLii 202
9916 wp’mk’m
uPam - kam © lsg. fut. => wP-, p mk m ) )
9932 wpsty M
( ) > >
wiPaste, uPaste wP stk =^ wP stgy h }
jli b < 4JLJI
-
9917 wpJn tale
uPan © lsg. subj. =*wP- Sogdica. pl 9; GMS 14; TSP 19.10 n p232
wpt *k 402
both, together, also 164, 212n 1; BBB p62, 516; Szemerenyi. ZDMG
EGSii 173; GMS 101, 165, 503; VJ; SCE; TSP; 1952, 204
BSTBL; STii 10; Frag. Len. pill; BBB pl 37; 9950 wcync C
KG p191; MD; wp> yw , TSP 2.307; w ) fiwy TSP wicenc © f . adj.
3.168 n pl 96 old
9938 wpy (y )1 BSTii 897.88: C2, 55R 28; Benv. Eti 332; wcync
uPe © 2sg. opt. =* wP- nwm "Old testament"
9939 wpy (y ) 3
9951 weyt - M, S jl
-
9940 we C, S
wac => w c- }
(to )choose
3pl. pass. pret. wcyt' nt , KG 352; trans. pret.
(/ cOsend , let go, (ro )leave wcytwS' r-, KG 587; GMS 213 n 2
-
STii 6.11; MD, B 17 V 1, wc' n , lsg. subj. 9952 wcyPk =» weyty
9941 wc^ ytk / y B Ota L
^
AO -
9953 wcytwSY =» wyend’r-
wicayde © <* wi caxta - ^ wyc tk , wc wytk
^
)
9954 weyty M, S C*A\
intelligent wicite ( wcyPk ) © pp.; pi. -t
BSTBL, Vim. 49, Dhu. 172, 247, Dhu. 243; chosen, electus
wc' wYtk., Dhu. 80: GMS 219 GMS 213 n 2, 1242; BBB f 81; MSP b!96
9942 wc’ywt’k =* wc > wytk 9955 w 6 - B, M
9943 wc*q C
wacak , ucak = wt )s)k, > wc>q
tomorrow
^
C2, 48V 17 n p95 wife
—
wa / o / u 8 ( wd ~ ) © wu6 <wadw-<* wadu
<* wad Khwar.wwd; Skt. vadhu © nom. w;
y
-
ob. - yh , y\ pj. > yst =* w5 w- -
-
Vim . 61 , 69; Anc. Lett. 324, Hen. Magi. 138.7; 9983 wy^m S
acc. Tales. 480, 18; VJ 1136, 1177; SCE 129, uyam, wiyam (wy’mJ ) © <* wi ~ gama- ^wy’my ,
300, 309; TSP 2.1116, 1229; Anc. Lett. 2.54, C2, yw m , , wy > m 2
}
hardship
foreign, foreigner, stranger
C2, 7R 26, 60R 2, 3, 4, 9, 11, 15; BSTii 8882, 3, 4, TSP 6.15, 144, 168, 12.59 n p202; Hen. Tales.
480, 6
11, 889.15; wY' mn' fsty, C2, 108R8
10001 wy ty h S
9990 wy
^ nTcy * C ^ ^
oxastyak Owy -)
wiyam-nafcya , uyam-nafcya ^
falling, descending ( an astronomical term )
foreignness
MDiii p76.6-, MDii 152.6 n pi 53
C2, 60R 8; BSTii 888.8; Benv. Eti 308
10002 wy' y =4 wyy > y
9991 wy'my C
wiyame, uyame © pi. wY' myt
^ ywhn
-
s o* - -
’ , yw )m
k
10003 wY*yr B -
wiyer ©<* awa- garaya ?
nTc
(ro )soak, (rcOsteep, ( to )be drowned, Go )flow,
stranger
( to )go away
C2, 51 R 8, ob. pi. -yry, 48R 4 n p86.4
Mack. BSTBL, Dhu. 39; GMS 218; Benv. Notesi
9992 wy’myt C =4 wy my )
29
9993 wy s B, S u
^
wixans ^wy’rs-, wyxns, wnyrs
10004 wy zysm M
^
wixezisn © MP wihezisn
salvation
setting Kan astronomical term )
TSP 8 bis 11; Hen. Magi. 137.1
GMS 212n 1
9994 wy’ns B - P X J J F J J T O* 10005 wycPr - C
wixans © inf . - k =4 wxns-, wy’rs-
OcOliberate
waydar ( wyS - ) ©
( ro )say
- ^ ^ wYtwS' r- © perf .
10007 wynh B
TSP 8.77, 17a, S W , C2 p67 n 31, wx' rs wayn ( a ) ? © Av. voiYna © ob. -y /i
9996 wyVs B, S- jJLjUj IQS.JLS <JJJ
'
+J
famine, starvation
wixars ©<* wi- karsa © inf . - y =4 wy 5 ns-, TSP 2.184, 11.22; ob. TSP 2.195; Hen. Texts. 717
wys- 2, wnxs-, wxns-
(/ <? )deliver, (/ o )liberate
10008 wyr’s -C ijjla
^
j
-
wayd © pt. st. =» w >c , wys , wxs - 2
-
1 uxusumy =» wysmy, xwsmyq
sixth
0<? )send, (to )leave
VJ; TSP; BSTBL; Anc. Lett. 2.12; wYtw&r-, TSP 2.1094, 8.166
Dhy. 152; VJ 424, 22c, 5d, 793; Frag. Len. 38.8, 10043 wywswmyk B, S **
-
11; wYtd' r , MDii A-9R 3; wYd' r , GMS 421; uxus( u )mik ( wywsmyk ) =* wysmyk
C2; A VS 73, 118 sixth
10032 wyt *k M, S TSP 3.75; GMS 1331
oJLt*0 o Gj
>
^ t
A VS 132
-
wikene ( wkn ) © <* wi kanaya\ OP viyakana
10068 wm’t C = w+m’t => -
w , m >t3
=^ wgyn-, wyqn-
?
destroyer
10069 wm’t - (oy y )o* y
wimat © <* wi-mata’, PaTth.wm' dn ? © pt. st.
BBB pl 02 f 8
4 mJt
10055 wkkry =#• wkr-( y ) ( to )bc , was
10056 wkn =» wk yn > y
)
-
GMS 215, 603, 803; VJ 121 122; TSP p275; SCE
10057 wqr M => wkr-(y ) p73; BSTBL pi 39; STii p 599; BBB pl 38; MDii
-
10058 wkr (y ) B, S
wikar (e ) ( wqr, wkkry ) © acc. -w; pi. -y >
p214; Frag. Len. pill
10070 wnPtyh B
kind , species wimatya ?
stupidity, ignorance
GMS 213, 515 * wi-kara\ TSP p275; SCE p73;
BSTBL, Vim. 14; GMS 218
BSTBL pi 39; STii p 599; Frag. Len. 6V 5, 93,
10071 wnPytk B
10, 27; W - Lii 572n 3; wkrw , BBB 533; KG wimyte ?
p191; wqrww , GMS 1171; wkkry, Dhu. 196, stupid, ignorant
- y\ 265 SCE 362; BSTBL, Vim. 184; Intox. 29, Dhu. 135,
10059 wksny S ( £iJ 194
j
wikasne © <* wi+kasna ; <karsna +ka © pi. f - 10072 wman C = w + m’n =» w-, m’n
different ( w / r /z different form ) 10073 wmndp> M
Gersh. apud. Sund. MSP elO wimand-pa
^ wm’ndyy p’s
10060 wkwr =* wk’wr frontier guard
GMS 1137; BBB 687
10061 wkyn =» ykyn
-
10062 wlrz C =» wdrz-
10074 wmrst - M
wimarst (wmst- ) ©<* wi-marsta © pt. st.
10063 wm’nd M
4 wmrz-, wmstyy
wimand , womand © ob. -y; ob. pi. -;y ( to )destroy
^ wym’nt, wm’nt GMS 147; perf . wmrstd' r-, BBB e7
frontier, border
10075 wmrtxmw C = w+mrtxmw => w-,
BBB 687 n p82; Mack. AI 25, 425.18
mrtxmy( y )
10064 wm’ndyy M
wimande © Av. mand -
10076 wmrz - M, S o*
^ ^
thankful, mindful ?
wimarz ©* wi-marza - =» wmrst-, wm’rz(- )
.
(ro )destroy
BBB p82, 687, 751
GMS 218, 594; BBB e7; wmrzm, Anc. Lett. 2.56
10065 wm’ndyy p’s M
wimande- pas => wmndp’
o.jy ^ -
10077 wmst =* wmrst-
frontier guard 10078 wmstyy M
BBB 687 wimaste © pp. 4 wmrz-, wmrst-
wn - 408
10086 wn’r M
spoiled
GMS 842
^
wanaram © ob. y -
10079 wn B, S, C- 1
wan ( wnh , wnd \ wnt >, wnth ) © nom. & © suff . =» rywsny wn }y
acc.-7/z; acc. -w; ob. -yVy /z; pi. dVP; ob. pi. BSTBL
- dy =4 wn kh, wnt > k ( h )
}
10090 wntyck*1 B
tree waneclk => kwncyk
GMS 513; f . n. nom. wn\ GMS 1170; BSTi 112, function ?
120; wn /i, Dhy. 344; acc. wnw, BBB a 7; wn\ Mack. BSTBL, Vim. 204 n p27
BSTi 169; wnh , TSP 2.223; Frag. 2a.23; Frag. 10091 wn kCh ) B
Len. p i l l , 29.3, 8, 18 passim.; gen. wnyh , ^
wanik =» wnyq *
Frag. 2a. ll , 12; Frag. Len 84 a 8; GMS 1178; captive
Hen. Talcs. 486.23; abl. wny\ GMS 1181 TSP 2.544, 548 n pi 76; Hen. Texts. 720; GMS
10082 wn“ k ( l1 S 994 A +skr- "to take captive"
wanak ? 10092 wn ykhcyk B
}
P
wpVk 410
SCE 64; BSTBL, Dhu. 115, 236; TSP 5.1; C2, profit
6R 12, 7R 17, 60R 17; GMS 138, 145 SCE 22, 397; TSP p275; BSTBL pl 40; KG 433,
10120 wpVk B 434; wr' kyh, TSP 2.906
upase (wp y ) ©Skt. upasaka wp k, 10132 wr’n C
> wP s> k
)
^ ^ ^ waran =» wrg
lay brother lamb
GMS 103; TSP 5.4; BSTBL, Intox STii 8.6; STi 6.7; STCS 62; Sund. AoFi 246.7; ob. pi.
^
Frag. Len. 93.31; CII 1990 c4
wr' nty , C2, 56R 26
10121 wpVnch B
upasanc © Skt.upasika © pi. -th
10133 wrJyc B -
lay sister
wirec, worec (wryc-, wyr yc ) ©<* wi raica
}
-
© impf . wyr' yc
STii 8.6; BSTBL, Padm. 60; O2 31; Frag. Len. (ro )pour out
93.31
GMS 218; inf . TSP 3.165, 302; impf . VJ pl 22;
10122 wpVy =» wp ’k
^ -
perf . wrycd' r , STi 36.1; AVS 122
10123 wp5> y B
upafie / upale © Prak. uppala
^wpSty^
cry
^
1
^ -
10134 w yfi B, M
-
wireO (wyryO, wr6 ) ©<* wi iridiya-
lotus =» wryst-, wyryS, wry8
BSTBL, Dhy. 87 etc. pl 40 ( to )mix
10124 wpfi’yn’y B GMS 218, 587; BBB 560, 581 p69; inf . > y, TSP -
upafiene wpS’y
^
( o f )lotus
( yyy )
*
^ ^y y) 19, 7; wyryS ’’mixture”, KG 338; AVS 117
10135 *wrc 1
BSTBL, Dhy. 285 -
ware © Av. varacah ©in compd.
10125 wprs M, C =* wp’rs
10126 wr B, S b*T
-
^ wrc’wnyCh ), wrcwnkry \ wrcwnkrc,
wrcxwndqy*
war © Parth. awar miracle, magic
there
BBB pi 37; STii p599
VJ 194, 19b; TSP 2.270, 322; BSTBL, Dhy. 65;
10136 wrcNv * k B => wrtfwnyOO
Anc. Lett.; Frag. Len. 93, 28; Hen. Texts. 717,
10137 wrcVnkr’k B
180, not Idg.
warcun (e )kare
-
10127 wr B, M, C ° y. <* y* magician
war ( wrh ) © f . n. nom.; acc. ~ >; ob. wry\ wr* yt - TSP 2.928
pi. wrt , wr' yt
^ w kh, wrt
^ 10138 wrcHvnyGi) B, S - -( ij V jb jj) y y*
profit m
-^
10139 wrcwnkrc M oy * i 1%A
’’success”
wrcun -karc ©<* war 9cahvant krti © f . adj.
10128 *wr > y =» wr’yyyst
=» wrzwnkrc
10129 wr yst => wr yyst
^
10130 wrJYyyst M ^ miraculous
GMS 1088, 1273
warayist (wr yst ) © pi. of * wr 7( yc )
^
)
urara ? ©Syr.
u / ormazd-zamnu
orarium
Thursday
C2, 57R 5, 27, 29; Benv. BSL 1958, 70; Schwartz.
BBB 724 STSC 86; BSTii 903.5, 904.27, 29
-
10167 wrn 1 C, S jji> (
10177 wrs B, S, C Ly
warn © trans. pret. wrnd' r - wars © Av. vardsa © pi. -t ( h )
( to )believe, (/ o )have faith
hair
GMS 579; TSP 2.657; STi; BSTi, 142; C2 gloss.
VJ 837, 1262, 545; TSP 2.525, 19.20; C2, 87V 4,
p230; Frag. Len. 39.5; KG 565; Sund. AoFi
91R 6; Sund. AoFi 1974, lOii RIO; AI 1988,
1974, 6V 17
185; wrstK VJ 545; Gersh. AHM p265
10168 wrn 2 - vart -
warn , worn © Av. vardna © nom. ob. y( y ); - 10178 wrs>k B iy
acc. - w; abl.
warse,warsak © in compd. ys n wrs’k
faith , belief
GMS 62, 513, 1168n 1; TSP 6.70, 8.168; W- Lii
hair
^ ^
VJ 40d; SCE 88
547.1; BSTBL 634; Dhu. 88; C2 gloss. p230;
KG 603, 610; STii 2.1, 20, 8.7; Sund. AoFviii 10179 wrt S
1981, 20 Rl , 25V 5,- BSTii 844.60, 886.18, wart © pi. 4 wr -
915.5, 916.5 interest
10169 wrnMpch B MDii, Nov. 4V8; -w, Nov. 4V 7 p23.8 n p43;
Jjk ft )
warn -apc ? Gersh. Advice. 93; wr' yt , BuguL Insc. B2.13;
( name of a )drug CII 1990 B23, wrty ?
TSP 8.125, 19.6, 9 10180 *wrt M
10170 wrn’yk’m B < yJj
wirat, wrat ©* wi-rata - =» wrm, wrcy >
warnykam ? ( wrnykhn ) © =Skt. amatya © pi. calm
-/ Hen. apud. Gersh. Sogd. Cpds. 145n
minister 10181 wrtn B, M, S
BSTBL, Vim. 158; SCE 485; TSP 6.167 n p207 -
wartan © <* wartana ©ob. y( y )\ pi. -t / d > ob. -
10171 wrnh B (* -H
A
-ty
warna © Av. vardna; Past.warai ©f . n. chariot, carriage
wool BBB p137; GMS 33, 1218, 1221; VJ 342, 343,
TSP 19.20 n p 232; Bailey. AO 1966, 43 751, 769 38e, 39e, 986, 1170; TSP 6.46, 137;
10172 wrnqyn C SCE 110, 111; BSTBL, Dhu. 15; Vim. 64, 84;
warn -ken ( wrnky( y )n ) © pi. -t!d\ ob. pi. -ty KG 606; pi. MSP bl 21; -d, GMS 1225,
^nwwnPky h ) ^
faithful, believing
1206
10182 wrtnpJr B, S
C2, 48R 22, 57 R 16, 88V 22; pi. wrnkyynd , BBB wartan -|3ar
f 81; GMS 1060; KG 499; wrnkyntw, Hen. . charioter
JR AS 1944, 138.50; wrnqynty, BSTii 895.54: Rust. TSP 13.16
9
9
I 413 wrmzt
1
'
wsprd 414
—
10212 *ws B, M OjL
wis ? ©<* wi6 ra; Av. oiOra © acc. wsw
l * jda3
10222 wsk’rfi B
individually ? hungry
BSTBL, Dhu. 22; Gersh. Sogd. Cpds. 143.4, GMS 386
145.2; Sogdica. 25n9
10218 ws}y- B, C
10229 wsn B - ^
Cr LJ
wasn ,w (i )sn © Av. vardsna; Skt. vrsan
.
wsay, us(ay ) ? ( ws- ) © <*wr s- =» wswq, male
wshiPy, wsn -, }wsnty GMS 147; TSP 19.20; wsny ' spy , Hen. Texts.
( to ) be hungry 7 l 3n 5
SCE 29; wpyt , 3sg. pres. BSTi 65
10219 wsyn M ( J* J iSyt*
^‘ J /* )f ^'
^
10230 wsn’m M
-
J^
wisnam , usnam ©* wi snama, Arm. osnan - —
415 wx'scn
10240 wsw B => ws’y- (a )wu /o ©<avam © pron. art. acc. sg. => ZKw,
%
h*
4
wxns - 416
( )speak
)
10265 wxsmy S A A
.
- ft
w :. ,
417 wyc-
—
10280 wy*pr B, M
-
wyaPar ©<wi a-bara; Parth. wydwar
=» wy > br, wy*pr-
crippled, infirm
-
SCE 368; wy apana "hurt" apud. Sund. MSP
pl 91
(ro )talk, ( to )speak 10291 wy > pryt >k(w) S
-
C2 p230; perf . wy' fird' r , Frag. Len. 68.5; wyaparaydak (u ) © <*wi-aparaxtaka ?
GMS 217; impf . BBB 69.13 wi+apa+ric => pryt -
10281 wy br C
}
LT^
left over, left behind
wyabar =^ wy > Pr - Anc. Lett. 2.17; Hen. BSOAS 12, 606n 6
speech 10292 wy}ptyt C
STii 4.16 -
wyapatyat © <*waya pati- gata- ©ob. -y
lad, youth
^
10282 wy rny M
wya|3ar(e )ne ( wy’bryny ) © voc. n\ pi. t - - C2, 77R 14 pi 56; Schwartz, apud. S W
pres. part. 10293 wyVmn’k B
speaking, capable of speech wya -ramne
^ wyrhnny
C2, 51R 15, 18, 19; Hen. Tales. 473.43 appeaser
10283 wy rty ( y ) B, M TSP 2.29
^
wyaparte ( wy*Prtk )
speech, words
<fL« j
^^
t j ***
10294 wy*s / s B
-
wiyas © Khwar. wy \s ; Khot. biyass;
£A(o ->) ^
TSP 6.48, 16, 25, 31, 37; Sogdica. 64.9; GMS -
* wi yasa ka-
681; BBB p80, 662 b32; Tales. 469.32 0o )open ( the mouth )
10284 wy’bryny C =» wyJprny Frag. Len. 37.5; S W, BSOAS 1981, 237
10285 wy >q C =* wy k (>) } 10295 wyNvnt B, S jT
^
wya-wand © wya+wandy( a ) ©demons, pron.
10286 wyV* B, M, S
’ ( < jy*
wyak wy’kCkJh, wy q © Yaghn. oka; Parth.
( > )
- loc.
vvy’g; Khwar. wy }k\ MP gyag ©ob. y( h )% pi. - in that
-t ( )
=4 wy *k > TSP 2.477, 6.79, 155, 7.7; STii 9.14; GMS 1422;
place Frag. Len. 89.4; - y\ GMS 1443; wy wnty , SCE
} }
dawn
C2 gloss. p230 used as suff . of place, S W,
TSP 5.78, 17.7
C2 n p6023 R 17; BSii 829.29, 840.8, 843.740,
857.8, 898.106, 891.62 10297 wy*y =» VyCh )1
,
10287 wy k ( k )h B, S =» wy k(>) } 10298 wyc B, C
wee © pi. wyst
10288 wy ^npn S i Jjhu*
10300 wyc*ytk B, M JLIA Mack. BSTBL, Dhy. 128 n p 56; Benv. Notesii
wicayde (wytfyty ) wycVyPk, wcJytk /y 225f
^
intelligent, wise -
10313 wycn C, S J*.
GMS 113, 219; BBB p62.51<>, SCE 42, 112, 486, wici /en (wycyn-) © pt. st. w( y )cyt -\ trans.
503 pret. wycnd' r =^ wcn-
10301 wyc’yty B =4 wyc tk, wyc’wyPk (/ o )choose, (r )pick up
^
10302 wycYt B
^ BSTii 89025: C2, 54R 25; Benv. JA 1955, 328;
wicart ( wycrt ) © Parth. wyc' r ? GMS 213n 2, 3sg. pres, wycynty; A VS 97
^ wc’rt
exact, exactly 10314 wycndV C -
wici /en-6ar (wcytw 5> r-) © trans. pret.
GMS 219; STii 7.12, 17, 25; TSP 6.109, 10.11, 26,
14.28; BSTBL pl 41s wycrt , STii 5.25 Go )choose
STi 33.12, 38.5, 71.4
10303 wycNvyPWk =4 wyc> wyt > w>k
10315 wycrt C =4 wyc> rt
10304 wyc> wyt >k B jLiA < Ub
wicuyd (e ) ( wyc ty , wyc> wytk ) 10316 wycsnpy =4 wycsm’k
=4 wyc}ytk,
wtfwytk ^ 10317 wycsm’k B (
ur*
intelligent , wise wicasme (wycsm’y ) =» wy6r>wsm >y
TSP 5.106, 10.2; BSTBL, Dhu. 3.75, 96, 164, 18a, image
wyc'Ytk / y , SCE; GMS 113, 219; Hen. BBB TSP 6.136; BSTBL, Dhy. 60; Benv. Notesi 45,
p62.5 l 6 Notesii 219, Notesiv 507; wcsmy , STi 65.1
apud Mack. BSTBL pl 41
10305 wycHvytNv k B ’
wicuydawe ( wyc > wytIw > k ) 10318 wycsnPy =4 wy5r > wsm) y
intelligence
BSTBL, Dhu. 100, 104
-
10319 wyct »4 wcyt-
10320 wycty (y ) C, M
10306 wycNvytk =4 wyc> wyt > k wicite © Parth.wizidag ; MP wizidag © pi. -t ( t )
10307 wycNvqy’ C =4 wyc> wky > =4 wcyty
chosen, electus
10308 wyc>wky > M
GMS 213 n 2; C2, 55V 29; BBB 623 f 81, wyctytt
wicawakya ( wyc > wqy > )
"electi"
testimony, martyrdom
BBB p94 b46; STi 6.14, 58.1, 61.11; STii 1.69; 10321 wycy *t C
C 2, 1 R 7, 55V 21, 64R 19, 30, 68V 12; BSTii wicyat
843.43, 898.11 sure, firm
BSTii 884.24, 885.12: C 2, 48V 27, 51R 12, 61R 28
10309 wyc’wy C
wicawe ©<* vikav; Parth. wyg' h; MP
© pl. 1 -
gwgyy
< ol
419 wySp’y
i
5.45, 518; Frag. Len. pill; STi; Sund. AoFviii wiSat © ob. ' y -
1981 p219; C2 p23l; MSP bl 82; BSTii 843.35, span
846.13, 851.9 GMS 216; Hen. JRAS 1942, 236n 4; TSP 6.140n
10330 wyd’yty C =» wy6> yty p 206; BSTBL, Dhy. 87
10331 wyfihip’kh B 10342 wydNvc *ync C
wi8( a )npa( k ) ? = wy 6> ynp > h wi8auc, wi8oc inc (wy8wc lync ) © f . of
! ^ * wy6 wy
lightning
£ TSP 2.1168 n p220; STii 8.4; Benv. Notesiii 227 widow
§
GMS 931, 1273; BSTi 88, 97, 101, 104, 119, 132,
10332 wyd > r C- OJJ ^
162, 214, 225
wiSar © perf . =^ wytw5 r-> wyn-, wyt-
)
10343 wy5,y -B
( to )scc
C 2, 64R 24, 104R 13, 57 R 31
-
wiSay ( wy8y- ) ©<*wi 6 aya\ Av. Say; di
=* wy8y
-
10333 wy6’s B, M, S tjJs> I 4 O3
-£j
^
(/ disappear, ( to )be extinguished
(
wi8as wyd
^-
) © S* da ,- *dasa-
(to )wonder, (to )marvel, (ro )be amazed
TSP p 276; BSTBL pl 42; inf . pres. wy6 y } y , Vim.
192; pt. wySyyt, Dhy. 189
VJ 1380; STi 63.9; Sund. AoFiii 1975, 15ii R 22;
10344 wy5,ynp > h B
STii 4.36,- MSP b81; impf. wiSas, VJ 1004,
wiSenpa (wydympO © fdaip
k
1006, 1010, 22b; Frag. Len. 38.24, 60.4, 82.10; ^ wyS’np^h,
wySymb*
-
C2; gloss.; KG 449; perf . wyd' sd' r , STii 5.25;
lightning
Sund. AoFviii 1981, 28V6
STii 8.4; GMS 216; wySfi' mp' kc , TSP 9.36
10334 wyd’s C
wiSas (wd}s ) © <Parth. wyPst
jb>t*l 10345 wyS’yr B - I < 0-3 v o*
wiSer ©<* wi-dciraya- =^ w8 yr ~
)
WWW
wydb*y 420
734, 945, 5.69; SCE 193; BSTBL, Vim. 96, 185; image
Dhu. 69, 288; STii 5.4; Frag. Len. 38.6, 67.4; BSTBL, Dhy. 64, 179; Benv. Notesiv 507
KG 396, 516, 557, 590; MSP b43, 63; Hen.
AION 1965, 32 n
10347 wydb’y C =» wy5P> y
10348 wySp^ycy B, S
10361 wy8rfs> n M
—
wi6rafsan ©*wydrfs > Parthdraft- © pres.
part,
shining
-
wiSpayci © <* wy5{3'Yc , Parth. wydby' g GMS 1033
eloquent 10362 wydsntnyq C
wiSesandnik ? © i -dais-anta,- anta
SCE 503, 535; BSTBL; Vim. 2; GMS 1006; ob. ^
-
pi. wySfi'Ycty> BBB 734; KG 411; wySfiYsty , conspicuous, exposed to view
apud. Sund. KG pl 91 BSTii 905.25;C2, 57V 25 n pl 23; Schwartz. AI 5,
211.25
^-
10349 wySp s
wiSPaxs
B, S ...a
"
-
10353 wy8pys =» wySp s-
^ lightning
10354 wy8pxs S wySp s- GMS 972; BSTii 895.55: C2, 54V 25
^wySP th 10369 wydymp> C => wy8ymb>
10355 wySpyt » wSkP
10356 *wy8ft- M
*
^ ^
=
^ wySymb*
o±Js 10370 wySysth B
*
wiSist ? =» wS-, w5-w, w8)yst
wives
tjlj
— <j k j
10360 wySr’wsm’y B
^ 10373 wyy *y M O - 4 .
(wycsnPy ) (wy* y )
^ wycsm’k
421 wyn-
k
insight ? 10384 wyyws S -
-
W Li 38, 88 apud. Gropp. MGI p43 wiyus ? © impf . =4*wyws-, wyys-1