Notes on Some Words in Oherlies Avasyaka Studien Glassar

Author(s): H C Bhayani
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182 H. C. Bhayani Jambu-jyoti length over the bed-sheet and then getting under the former. In the account of Cellana (No. 12, p. 364), while sleeping, her arm was unconsciously so stretched that it came out of the head to foot covering blanket ('saudi'). Feeling numbness she pulled it inside but felt shivering all over her body. sunaha : -bha- is found (mostly) as a suffix in several animal names in Sanskrit : ibha, kacchabha, karabha-, kalabha-, gardabha-, tittibha-, dundubha, rasabha-, vysabha-, sarabha-, salabha-, sairibha. Correspondingly Pk. forms have ha- karaha-, kalaha-, gaddaha-; Qunduha-, rasaka, risaha-, saraha-, salaha., seriha-. On this analogy sunaha- for sunaa-. It is unnecessary to assume a hypothetical sunakha-. (As against CDIAL 12528.) Reference Works : Anusandhan, A Periodical, Ahmedabad. Avasyaka-studien : Glossar ansgewahlter Worter, Thomas Oberlies, stuttgart 1993. Comparative Dictionary of the Indo-Aryan Languages, R. L. Turner, London (CDIAL) 1965. Daskaliya-sutta with Agastyasimha's Curni, Ed. Punyavijaya Muni. Desinamamala of Hemacandra, R. Pischel and Ramanujaswami. (DN.), 1965. Desi Sabdakosa, Ed. Muni Dalaharaja, Ladnu 1988. Gahakosa of Satavahana-Hala (=Saptasatakam des Hala) (GR.) Ed. A. Weber, 1966 (DS.) Kathakosaprakarana of Jinesvarasuri, Ed. Jina-Vijaya Muni, Bombay 1949. Paiasaddamahannavo, H, Sheth, Paumacariu of Svayambhu Ed. H. C. Bhayani, Vol. II, Bombay 1953. Studies in Desya Prakrit. H. C. Bhayani, Ahmedabad 1988. Vajjalagga Ed. M. V. Patwardhan, Ahmedabad 1969. Prabandhakosa of Rajasekhara, Ed. Jinavijaya Muni, Bombay 1935. 000