Epigraphia Indica Vol 05

SR No.: 032559
Original Sutra Author: N/A
Author: E Hultzsch
Publisher: Archaeological Survey of India
Publication Year: 1998
Total Pages: 458
Language: English
Classification: Book_English
File Size: 22 MB

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EPIGRAPHIA INDICA.
[Vol. V.
APPENDIX B.-LIST OF GOTRAS concld.
No.
Names of g6tras.
Namber of donees belonging to each
gotra,
Brought forward.
278 46
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11
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.
14
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.
16
.
17
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Kausika Kundina Kutsa . Lohita. Mudgala Nitandi Parasarya Rathitara Salavata, Samkriti Sandilya Sata . Vadbala Valakbilya . Vasishtha , Vatss Vishnuvfiddha Vi vámitra .
19
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22
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23
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26
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27
.
TOTAL NUMBER OF DONEES
528
APPT DIX C.-LIST OF TREES. Åri.
movali. avadu, avura, aura, --rushes, bulrush.
movi. babbila, 8. a. prabbali,- the rattan tree. musipdi, .... a. musiải,-Strychno ao tomoca. * bärava, baruga, .. a. baraga, -Bombax hepta-nelli - Emblio myrobalan. phylla.
odi, . a. oddi,- Odina pinnata. chandru, s. a. chandra, - Mimoia catechu.
punga. chevada, chemuda, 6. a. jemuda-Euphorbia råvi,-Ficus religiosa. tirucali.
rega.--Zyxyphue jujuba. chikarengu, chikurena, 8. a. shikironi,
rela,- the Oassia tree. & medicinal plant.
rella, Saccharum sara. chiñchanika.
ritta. chinta,- the tamarind tree.
tada,- the palmyra tree. dangá, dagga.
tangada, 8. a. tangêda, -Oassia auriculata. droñchi.
trommiki, .. a. tramika,- Diospyrus glutinosa. gonki,
tumma,- Mimosa arabica. gottu, . a. gotti, - bramble.
appi, - Volkameria capparis sepia. ida, 8. a. ita,- the date tree.
vani. ilindi, .. a. ilinda.
vedatura. jammi, sammi, s. a. sami,-- Prosopus opioigora. velanga, 8. a. velaga-Feronia elephantum. juvvi,-Fious infoctoria.
velleki. kdra, 4. a. gåra,- bramble.
vêmpa, .. a. vêpe, - the margosa tree. kumuda, gumadu,- Gmelinia arborea. vông, 6. a. vêngisa,-Pterocarpu bobus,
This is the Tamil name of the tree known as Dalbergis arboria. It is called longe in Kanarose and duuga in Teluga. Punga is not found in the Telugu dictionary,
In Marathi, rithe menns Sapindwe emarginatwe. Vanni in Tamil and banni in Kanare mean the same as the Sanskrit sami,-Prosopia opioigera.