Trishasti Shalaka Purusa Caritra Part 1

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

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kahalā, f. 2. 509, a perforated musical instrument. kikasa, n. 6. 555. bone, L. kiţikā, f. 1. 608, ant. Cf. Guj. kiçi. kirtana, n. 4. 191, fame. kila, n. 5. 170, pillar, L. kuţikā, f. 3. 364, something for pulling. kudaņda, n. 4. 699, fine out of proportion. kuddāla, m. n. 5. 423, pickaxe. Cf. M. and H. kumbh, 5. 611, to hold (the breath). kumbha, m. 4. 30, projecting point of an umbrella. kurājya, n. 4. 727, bad dominion, Pāṇ. Vārtt. kūpaka, m. 6. 124, mast of a vessel, L. külankaņā, f. 1. 276, river, L. kệtakarman, adj. 2. 926, clever, able, L. kevalajñāna, n. 1, 156, omniscience. keśāntabhū, f. 6. 599, scalp. Taņd. p. 40. koțivedharasa, 1. 844, a liquid that turns copper into gold.
See n. 112. kopāțopa, m. 1. 8, a burst of anger. kautukadhavala, m. 2. 854, 63, comic (?) songs. krāyaka, m, 6. 44, buyer, trader, L. kriļāvedi, f. 2. 665, play-ground. ksapakaśreņi, 3. 530, ladder of spiritual evolution on which
deluding-karma is destroyed. kşapaņaka, m. 6. 193, a fasting ascetic. kşāyikasamyaktva, 1. 3. 599, a division of right-belief. kṣāyopaśamikasamyaktva, n. 3. 599, a division of right
belief. kşiņamoha, 3. 395, name of the twelfth gunasthāna. kşudra, adj. 5. 733, cruel, L. kşubdha, m. 5. 328 charming-stick, Pāṇ. kșurapra, m. 5. 425, a kind of arrow with horse-shoe
head. Cf. H. kşuri, f. 2. 22, knife, dagger, L. kşetrabhū, f. 1. 828=°bhūmi, cultivated land. kşvedā, f. 3. 523, roaring of a lion, battle-cry, L.