Book Title: Indian Antiquary Vol 48
Author(s): Richard Carnac Temple, Devadatta Ramkrishna Bhandarkar
Publisher: Swati Publications
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proud, (adj.) haughty ..... akan (or pulse, (s.) .... nötnga (da). Takes p.p. dyan)-lêtainga (da).
ong, ab, eto. See App. ii. prove, (v.t.) test, try . . . . yogo (ke).
punctual, (adj.) .... ar-gôlinga-ba (da). See Ex. at test.
punctually, (adv.) .... ar-gôlinga-ba provide, (v.t.) supply .... mân-ak-tåg
(ya). (ke); A-tåg (ke). The Chief provided us pungent, (adj.) hot as ginger or chili.... with a canoe in order that we might go Akd-yâro (da); ig-rinima (da). fishing: maiola met rôko manak-tågre aña punish, (v.t.) .... ab-êche (ke). See mótot lobike.
damage. provisions, (s.) .... yâd (da) (in construc. punkah, (s.). See fan. yât).
pupil, (s.) 1. learner ... Ong-bådi-yåte provoke, (v.t.) excite to anger . . . . en (da). 2. pupil of the eye . . . . i-dal-l'ot, tigrêl (ke).
patunga (da). See black. prow, (s.) .... öko-mûgu (da); Ot-magu puppy, (s.) .... bibi-ba (da). (da).
pure, (adj.) See clear, clean. pshaw ! (exclam.) . . . . cho !
purgatory, (.) ... jereg-l'âr-mago (da). Pterocarpus dalbergioides, (s.) .... chê This is a bitterly cold place of punishment langa (da). "The sounding-boards used
and reformation of souls guilty of heinous when dancing to mark time are made from offences in this life. See paradise. the buttress-like slab roots of this tree.
purpose of, for the (postp.) in order See App. xiii.
to . . . . eb. See Ex. at for and order Ptychosperma kuhlii, (s.) . . . . ¶ (da).
to, in. The pulpy portion of the spathe is eaten purposely, (adv.) intentionally .... ar. and the leaves are used for thatching and
lagap (ya). Did you strike Woi purposely?: bedding.
an ngô larl gap uổi lab-parekre ? publish, (v.t.). See make known, and pursue, (v.t.) . . . . ig-aj (ke). Ex. at must.
pus, (8.) .... man (da). takes prefix puddle, (s.) .... el-aka-kõdo (da); kabe ab, ot, etc. according to part of person (da). See pool.
referred to. See App. ii. puft, (v.i.) A8 a steamer or tobacco push, (v.t.) forward .... Ot-adauti (ke). smoker . . . . tapu (ke).
2. push down .... ig-adauti (ke); ig.
wêdai (ke). 3. push from behind .... arpull, (v.t.) 1. draw a cord or bowstring
godauti (ke); Ôt-Udauti (ke). 4. backwards to test its strength .... tînap (ke); 18
.... aka-adauti (ke). 5. push off a seat .... nip (ke); tini (ke); têni (ke). See draw.ot (or ar)-wêdai (ke). 6. push aside .... ab2. haul a rope . . . . dõkori (ke); ig-dokra Ochai (ke). 7. push aside branches in jun(ke). 3. draw out, extract. See extract. gle with hands or feet .... aka-mal (ke). 4. tug in opposite directions .... ijoj | put, (v.t.) 1. (a) put down, place, a per(ke). See tug, drag, haul and paddle, (v.t.). son .... ab-tegi (ke). Put him (& child)
down here: kamin ab-tegi (ke). (b) p. an pulp, (s.) of fruit (e.g. Pandanus) ....
animal or thing .... tegi (ke). 2. p. aside mûgu-dala (da).
.... jālagi (ke). 8. p. inside . . . . kokpulsate, (v.t.) .... not (ke).
I târ-len tegi (ke). 4. p. outside ...
a, idea, cut:ā, cur: à, casa: &, father :
fathom: ai, bite: au, house: eu, rouse.