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: घर्षण
768) = 6, (cerebralisation of according to HS. VIII. 1.218), the process of being burnt i.e. heated in fire. = (cf. Marathi), (cf. taga, st. 729), the process of being rubbed on a stone (i.e. a touch-stone). is a Locative singular form, the Locative being used in the sense of fafa or cause. The same bolds good in the case of गुंजाहलसमतुलणे. खंडण, the process of being cut into pieces with a chisel etc. (for examination of the inside). गुंजाहलसमतुलणे = गुंजाहलेहिं समं ( = सह ) तुलणे, because of being balanced against guñjā berries (which are used in weighing small quantities of gold). and can also be taken as equal to खंडणे ( = खण्डनेन) and 'तुलणे ( = 'तुलनेन ), Instrumental singular forms in the manner of Apabhramsa. See remarks on fag, st. 729.
Acharya Shri Kailassagarsuri Gyanmandir
769) aft=faat.
is recorded at HS. VIII.4.132 as a चात्वादेश for Vखिदू. Supply पुरिसेग as subject of the verbal form fear. af, how can one fail to be sorry or distressed in this world?, how can old age (and a sense of frustration or despondency) not come (upon a person)? = आगच्छति. The root is आव ( = आ + या) to come with change of यू to वू Cf. the verbal form आविहिर (एष्यति or आयास्यति ) in st. 784, and the in st. 67, which is equated with by the commenta
form tor. जह = जहा = यथा. We should really expect जइ (यदि ) instead of g. (un inflected form) stands for (=), lettered, having the figures (numbers) embossed or stamped upon it. It qualifies नाराओ ( = नाराः, the iron bar or beam to which the scales of a grocer's or goldsmith's weighing machine are attached). = खडी = खटी = खटिका, sugar (cf, Marathi, खडीसाखर) खटी also means chalk. The use of the uninflected forms and is an Apabhramsa trait. The idea seems to be that the weighing balance, used by a grocer for measuring out sugar and similar other substances, is lettered i.e. is accompanied by markings of the numbers 1, 2, 3, etc. to show the weight of the substance weighed in the balance. सबखर a) also means literate, educated, cultured. fara far: unlettered, not having the numbers 1, 2, 3 etc. embossed upon it. =, a piece or lump of gold. The idea seems to be that, the gold-weighing balance used by a goldsmith for determining the weight of gold-ornaments or unwrought chunks of gold is unlettered, i.e. does not have any markings of the numbers 1, 2, 3 etc. to show the weight of the
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