Trishasti Shalaka Purusa Caritra Part 1

Author(s): Hemchandracharya, Helen M Johnson
Publisher: Oriental Research Institute Vadodra

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kakşānādi, f. 3. 411, girth. kataka, m. or n. 4. 437, army, L. kațākṣaya, nom. 5. 156, to leer at. kațitaţa, 1. I. 465, loins, hip. L. kaņthāla, m. I. 75, bag. Also in PS. kaņdūyiyişu, adj. 5. 174, wishing to scratch. karaṇa, n. 6. 712, dramatic posture. Nāțyaśāstra (GOS)
Int. p. 7. karandaka, n. . 228, backbone, rib, verterba. See n. 48. karkarakakriờā, f. 2. 917, a game played with pebbles.
Guj. kāndari. karnatāla, m. 3. 406; 5. 330, the flap of an elephant's ear. karşalatā, f. 1. 466, lobe of ear, L. kardama, m. 2. 542, ointment. karbața, m. 4. 724; 5. 36, poor town, KSK p. 73 b. kalaśa, m. 2. 726, projecting point of umbrella. kalpaniya, adj. 3. 317, free from any fault, acceptable
(Jain). kalyāṇa, n. 2. 333, technical term for 5 events in Tirthan
kara's life. See n. 147. kavacakara, m. I. 265, a Ksatriya youth when arrived at
the age suitable for martial training, Kaś. on Pāņ. kaşaņa, m. I. 701, grindstone. kasara, m. 3. 132, bad tempered or disobedient bullock.
Dešināmamālā 2. 4. kākiņiratna, n. 4. 307, cowrie-jewel, one of the 14 jewels of
cakravartins. kānduka, m. 2. 856, confectioner. kāraka, n. 3. 608, a division of right-belief. kārmuka, n. 2. 182, bow (as measure). kāryeņa, 6. 265, for the sake of. kālaprstha, n. 5. 65, bow, L.; 4. 160; 5. 410, name of
Bharata's bow (?). kāṣāyi, f. 2. 539=kāṣāya, brown-red cloth. kāsara, m. 2. 394, buffalo, L. kāhara, 1. 83, whip (?).