Lesson Eleven - Further Reading - Vocab Flashcards
aññatr’eva
outside of, exclusive of
anattamana
displeased
anattamanatā
displeasure
analasa
not lazy
alasa
lazy, idle
aveccappasāda
perfect faith, perfect clearness
ātura
sick, diseased, miserable
ābādhika
sick person
āroceti
tells, informs
āveṇika
inherent, peculiar, special
āsītika
eighty years old
utunī
a menstruating woman
uddhumātaka
swollen, bloated, puffed up
upakaṇṇake
secretly
ekaccī
some, certain
ekanta
complete, thoroughly
ekāhamata
a day after death
ettāvatā
so far, to that extent,
kammapatho
way of doing, action
karīsaṃ
extrement
khaṇḍadanta
with broken teeth
khalita
bald
gatayobbana
past youth, aged
gatta
body, limbs
gabbhinī
a pregnant woman
gāthā
verse, stanza
(X)gāmin
leading to X, going to X (fem -inī)
gopānasī
rafter, gable
gopānasīvaṃka
crooked (like a gable)
janādhipo
king (of men)
jāta
of the nature of
X jatā
having become X
jātiyā
since birth, from birth
jiṇṇa
frail, decrepit
ñātaka
relation, relative
tādiso (-a)
such, of such quality
tilaka
spot, freckle
tāhamata
three days after death
dakkho (-a)
clever, able, skilled
daṇḍa
stick, staff, cane
daṇḍaparāyana
leaning on, totering on
daharo
young in years
disampati
king
dukkhita
afflicted
X deva
having X as god, highly respecting
devī
goddess or queen
dvīhamata
two days after death
nāvutika
ninety years old
paccanubhoti
undergoes, experiences
pajā
progeny, offspring
pañcama
fifth
paṭipadā
way, means, path, method, course
patikula
husband’s family
patibbatā
a devoted wife
palāpo
prattle, nonsense
palitakesa
having grey hair
palipanna
=paripanna, ppl of paripajjati, ‘falls into, sinks into, wallows’
pavedhati
tremble
pāricariyā
serving, waiting on, attendance
pisuna
calumnious, backbiting, malicious
poso
man, male
pharusa
rough, harsh, unkind
bāḷhagilāna
grievously sick
bhariyā
wife
bhogavant
wealthy
bhogga
bent, crooked
mano
mind (inst manasā)
mahallaka
old person
mātugāmo
woman
muttaṃ
urine
medhāvinī
wise woman
rajja
kingdom, realm
rañño
gen sg of rājan
rūpavant
beautiful
vaṃka
crooked
vatila
crooked
vassasatika
hundred years old
vijātā
a woman who has given birth to a child
vijāyati
gives birth, brings forth
vinīlaka
bluish black, discolored
vinā
without
vipubbaka
full of corruption and matter, festering
vilūna
cut off (of hair), scanty
(v)utthāpiamāna
-māna participle of uṭṭhāpeti “lift”
saṃvesiyamāna
prp saṃvesiyati “puts to bed”`
saka
one’s own
sato
gen sg of sant- prp of atthi
samāno
being, existing
sampha
frivolous, foolish
sassar
mother-in-law
siram
head (acc siram or siro)
sīlavatī
virtuous woman
sīlavant
virtuous
subhariyā
good wife
sūro (-a)
valiant, courageous
semāna
-māna participle of seti “lies”
seyya
better
handa
well then, now