Trishasti Shalaka Purusa Caritra Part 2

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

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pralamba, m. 2. 1. 116, branch, L.
pravayana, n. 2. 6. 300, goad, Sch. to Pāṇ.
pravardhaka, 2. 6. 479, additional, extra (?).
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pravicāra, m. 2. 3. 793, marriage, Pravac. 1040. Cf. paviyāra, PH.
Pravac. 881, p. 255b.
prāsuka, adj. 2. 3. 304, free from life. See phāsua, PH.
plus, 2. 3. 325, to fill. Only Dhatup.
bāhudantya, m. 2. 6. 125, name of Indra, L. bāhulya, n. 2. 2. 293, thickness, height. būtkāra, m. 2. 3. 311, roar of a tiger.
bhaṭṭini, f. 2. 3. 898, a noble lady, L. bhallūka, m. 2. 3. 314, bear, L. PS, Schakal.
bhasmaka, n. 3. 1. 25, morbid appetite from over-digestion,
L.
bhāṇḍa, n. 3. 6. 14, treasure, L.
bhid, f. 2. 3. 466, kind, species, L.
bhujangată, f. 3. 4. 140, profligacy. Cf. PS.
bhusandhi, f. 2. 3. 36, a kind of weapon-bhusundi, MW, q.v. See n. 128.
bhūṣyată, f. 3. 5. 23, state of being adorned.
bhṛtakaya, nom. 2. 4. 74, to behave like a servant.
bhṛśāya, nom. 2. 2. 427; 2. 6. 649, to be in a hurry, to
move swiftly. MW only, 'to become powerful or strong.' PW, śīghragatayo jātāḥ, Sch.
bhogabhumi, f. 2. 3. 462, the regions where there is no work for sustenance. See n. 227.
bhrāṣṭra, m. or n. 2. 1. 118, fire-pit.
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maṇḍaka, 3. I. 43, MW, a sort of pastry or baked flour.' The ed. takes this to be the Guj. mānḍā. Shah, Guj. dict., gives māḍā, mānḍā (Sk. maṇḍa), a large thin cake made of millet and wheat flour.' Mehta and Mehta, Guj. dict., give māḍo in this meaning, and mānḍā, large sweetmeat balls.' Bate quotes maṇḍā,