Indian Antiquary Vol 48

Author(s): Richard Carnac Temple, Devadatta Ramkrishna Bhandarkar
Publisher: Swati Publications

Page 408

MANY
MEANS OF
many, (adj.) with ref. to human beings without any ceremony.... eptid-w& (ke); ... âr-důru (da); at-ababa (da); jibaba tig-wê (ke). (da). See Ex. at sufficfent. 2. with ref, to
marsh, (s.) See swamp. animals.... Ôt-ubaba (da); ardūru
marvellous, (adj.) ....ig-ñêklinga (da). (da).-3. with ref. to inanimate objects .... årdūru (da); jibaba (da); dbaba (da).
mast, (s.) .... wilima (da). So named
from its resemblance to the trunk of a 4. this many . . . . . kian-chaia (da). See App. 1. 5. that many .... kâ-chaia (da).
casuarina tree. 8. how many ? (interrog.). ... kichikan-tûn master, (8.) term in addressing, or refer(da); kichik (da).
ring to, a bachelor or young married man marble wood, (8.) 1. (Diospyros nigricans)
.... mar. See sir and Ex. at feast. .... bukura (da). 2. an inferior variety masticate, (v.i.) .... Ôt-kûram (ke). .... picha (da).
mat, (s.) sleeping-mat.... pärepa (da). mark, (s.) 1. as of a scar. See cicatrix. matter, (s.) 1. (pathol). See pus. 2. diffi2. indentation as caused by a cord .... culty, trouble; in such phrases as : What's öt-rim (da). e.g. on women's heads from the matter? (exclam.) .... michimake ?; carrying on their backs loads suspended by michibake? What has been the matter & cord looped across the head. Look at with you!: ba-nga-michibare? It's no matthe mark of the waist-belt (bôd) on your ter: uchin-dake; or kichikan-drek-dake. See body!: ng'ab-chàu len bôd l'ôt-rím ig-bådig! what and App. 1. 3. mark of a blow .... ig-polo (da).
may, (aux. v.) have permission .... 4.stain .... michla (da). 5. sign, trace ...
diyo. We may not sing: mòiyot ramidig-lâmya (da). See trace. (v.t.) ig-polo (ke).
tôyunga yābada. You may dance: ngồiot (v.i.) mark time during a dance to recover
kõike. See let. breath .... ar-tîr (ke). Mark my words !
may no, (or not), (verbal suffix denoting (pay attention!): acha! (lit. this !)
deprecation) .... kok ! May no snake marksman, (s.) .... An-yab (da), whether
or centipede bite you there!: kato ngông with arrow, spear or gun. See archer and
jöbo an karapta châpikok ! May you not shot.
fall! (I hope you won't fall) : ngô pd-kok ! marriageable, (adj.) 1. of a young man
may-be, (adv.). See perhaps. .... ad-eninga-lôyu. See suitable. 2. of
me, (pron.) .... döllen; (in constr. a young woman .... ab-iknga-loyu.
den); dôyu; dad. See App. ii. married man and married woman. See
meal, (s.) See breakfast and supper. App. vii. Married Woman's hut: chán'ia
At one's meal . . . . âkà-kâd (da). They búd (da).
are all at their meals: ed'drdúru akat-kad marrow, (s.) .... mûn (da), with pre- (da). fix ab, ar, etc. according to part of body to
mean, (v.i.) .... min (ke). See Intend. which reference is made.
What does he mean to do?: ô michimarry, (v.t.) .... tot-yâp (ke). The ha minke? What do you mean (by such Chief married us yesterday: maiola dilea conduct)?: ngô elar-torngata! (exclam). met tolydbre. (v.i.) 1. of the man .... ad- mean, (adj.) See alliberal. endi (ke). I married her last month : 6gar means of, by (postp.) .... tâm-tek. Bia V'datari d'en adenire; ad-õro (ke). 2. of the made (scouped) it by means of an adze: woman ....ab-ik (ke). See him. 8. secretly, bla wolo tdm-lek kôpre.
a, idea, cut : &, our : i, casa : & father; i, fathom: ai, bite: au, houbu : àu, rowse.