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________________ -37701. 39912 (or 31919)-39918-Service, respectfully waiting upon. A-last- Order, instruction. fafrath-TYTEPH:Fut. 1st per. plur. oz or fitur -76. FTH - Impure, gross. GTATS-453-Matter, particles. 377(9)ETT - Removal. 79- 499 Throwing in, infusing. 1981 – 1919–Afterwards, later op. heaf-feet-Every morning every day. 37726813-319nana -Nectarlike, sweet fruit. [4.87] Ħ-275Indra; Lord of the first Dévaloka. There are many such Indras. gfx.afiya — The presiding god of the Salt-sea. fahriyat farka:— Three into seven (i.e. twenty one) times. Buafaz-a itaa- To visit frequently. ffa-48 fafara- Whatever. 97-974– Leaves. fiat-1972 - Rubbish. HER-B3 I mpurity. qe or Taci-qra17 — Filth, stinking refuse. 377|4e arata - Impurity. 316-311+ - To shake off, to remove. gègå — Pot, pass. part.- To be thrown away. fasalAryal-Employed. Ea ara-177 ataa, While; as long as. pii Bjarifa-gafena siat - In the meantime; during that period. gfoqro-fa - Dejected, depressed. 3494-3738 - Terrified, alarmed; V.L. Biazo. ta- Scared; afraid. Hawk — Pot. 2nd per. plu. TIETÀS-ART- Eastern. 55-Season. 841 HIE117HET FOT - Always at your disposal. By her divine power, the Deity had managed that each of the three quarters of the palace, excepting south, should represent two seasons. Thus, to the east, the two seasons that always prevailed there, were Prāvrt, and the Varşā-ritu, i.e. the rainy season; to the north, S'arad and Hemanta, i. e. winter; to the west Vasanta and Grīşma i.e. Spring. The Sauth was reserved for the disposal of her victims : probably a fit use of the direction, as gig is supposed to be dedicated to Yama, the God of death. She, therefore, asks them to enjoy and entertain themselves in these three gardens in each of these quarters, enjoining them not to visit south, on penalty of losing their lives. TEH-9799 - Rains; rainy season, TART 910 i.e. the four months, viz., 377916, M, H1592 and 3945 (or aga). Every season (consisting of two months), is described by two verees. Teos and PTICO-White flowers, compa. rod to the (two) tusks of an elephant. 19-Plump, fat. 1 The trunk of an elephant. m(a)-The flow of a rut, or ichor Shree Sudharmaswami Gyanbhandar-Umara, Surat www.umaragyanbhandar.com
SR No.034981
Book TitleNayadhamma Kahao
Original Sutra AuthorN/A
AuthorN V Vaidya
PublisherN V Vaidya
Publication Year
Total Pages174
LanguageSanskrit
ClassificationBook_Devnagari
File Size15 MB
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