Prakrit Proper Names Part 1

SR No.: 001125
Original Sutra Author: N/A
Author: Mohanlal Mehta, K R Chandra, Dalsukh Malvania
Publisher: L D Indology Ahmedabad
Publication Year: 1970
Total Pages: 504
Language: English
Classification: Book_English, Dictionary, & Dictionary - Language
File Size: 9 MB

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Apådhitthi Aņādhiţthi (Anādęsti) Same as Aņāditthi(2).
1. Ant. 7.
Anăriya (Anārya) One of the two kinds of people, viz., Aryan and nonAryan.' Anāriya are non-Aryan people. They are also called Milikkha.? They are mentioned to be of cruel nature, sinful disposition and behaviour. They are wrong believing (mithyādrsti), uncivilised, and ignorant of the Āriya (Aryan) languages. Monks were prohibited to enter the houses of the Milikkhu people.7 Milikkhus, on the other hand, were debarred from initiation. A list of the Anāriya countries, given below, also includes those countries from which maids were brought and employed as servants in royal harems 9 :-Amgaloa, Arda-Amdha, Ambada(1), Akkhāga, Aljhala- Jalla, Apakka, Arosa-Hārosa, Alasamda, Abhāsia, Araba-Alava, Isin&—Isigiņa-Isaņa-Isigana, Utta-Udda-Uda--Udu, Kanavīra, Kāya(2) Gāya, Kālamuha, Kirāya-Cilāya(1), Kulakkha, Kuhaņa, Kekaya-Kakkeya, Komkaņa. Komca, Komboya, Kharamuha, Khasa, Khāsiya, GamdhahāraGamdhāhāra, Gayakaņņa, Gayamuha, Gāya-Kāya(2), Gomda-Goda-Goņa, Godba, Camcuya-Cumcuya-Bamdhuya, Cilāya(1)-Kirāya, Cillala-Billala, Cīņa, Cāliya-Sāyali, Jalla-Ajjhala, Javaņa, Joņaa-Jonha, Dombile Dobila-Duvila, Doba-Doba, Ninnaga(2), Nedūra-Nehura, Tittiya, Turagamuha, Thārukiņa-Thārugiņa--Dhorugiņa, Damila(2)—Damila-Davila, Davila -Dombila, Doba--Doba, Dhorugiņa-Thārukina, Pausa-Payāusa-PāusaBausa, Paosa, Pakkana-Pukkhala, Panhava-Pallava-Palhava, ParisaņaPărasa, Pahaliya--Bahali, Pāsa(2)-Māsa, Pikkhura, Pukkhala--Pakkaņa, Pulamda--Pulimda, Pokkaņa-Vokkāna, Bausa-Pausa, Bamdhuya-Camcuya, Babbara, Balāyāloa, Bahali-Bahaliya-Pahaliya, Billala, Cillala, Bokkasa(1), Bhadaga, Bhamara, Bharu-Ruru, Bhilla, Maggara-Mahura(1), Marahattha, Maruga-Maruya, Malaya(2), Mālaya-Mālava, Māsa-Pāsa(2), Matthia, Maramda-Murumda (1), Mūdha--Momdha, Medhagamuha, Meta-Meya, Ruru-Bharu, Rūya(2), Roma, Romaka-Romaga-Romasa, Lausa, LaosaLavosa, Lāsa Lāsiya-Lhasiya--Lhāsiya, Vāsagaña-Vásiiņa, VokkāņaPokkaņa, Saka-Saga, Sabara, Simghala-Sinhala-Sihala-Sībala, Sayali
Cūliya, Hayakaņņa, Hayamuha, Hārosa-Arosa, Hūnalo, Lādha, Tamkaņa and Domba.11
1. SutSi. p. 123. 2. Praj. 37. 3. Pras. 4. 4. Utt. 18.27. 5. Ibid. 12.4. 6. Sutsi. p. 34. 7. OghN. 440. 8. Mahan. p. 130. 9. Bha. 381.
10. Pras. 4, PrasA. p. 15, Praj. 37, SutSi.
p. 123, Bha. 380, BhaA. p. 460, Jna. 18, JnaA. p. 41, Aup. 33, Jam. 43, 52, Jams. pp. 191, 220, NisBh. 5727, 5731, NisCu. II. p. 470, IV. pp. 124-126,
AvaCu. I. p. 191. 11. AvaCu. I. p. 296, Nis. 14.26, AvaCu.
I. p. 193, Bha. 143, NisCu. II. p. 243, VyaBh. 3.92.