Indian Antiquary Vol 48

SR No.: 032540
Original Sutra Author: N/A
Author: Richard Carnac Temple, Devadatta Ramkrishna Bhandarkar
Publisher: Swati Publications
Publication Year: 1984
Total Pages: 458
Language: English
Classification: Book_English
File Size: 18 MB

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LOOSBLY
MAIN-CREEK
tuosely, (v.t.) tie or fasten. See fasten, tie l ow, (adj.) not high .... Ôt-jodama lop, (v.t.) .... top (ke); Ot-topati (ke). (da). See short. Low-tide; low-water.
lop-stded, (adj.) .... gigàunge (da); See tide. têka (da); iji-chõngolinga (da). Ira's canoe lower-jaw, (s.) .... akà-êkib (da). See is lop-sided: ir'la rôko wai iji-chongolinga (da). App. ii.
lose, (v.t.) by mischance or negligence luok, (s.) .... Ôt-yâb (da) See there. .... Ot-nûyu (ke); 6t-nüyai (ke). (v.i.) 1. lucky, (adj.) fortunate .... 0t-yabnga fail of success, incur a loss ... Öto-näyu (da). (ke) : oto-nayai (ke). 2. lose a race ... luckily, (adv.).. .. 0t-yâb-len. tår-18 (ke). 3. lose one's way.... el-akà ludicrous, (adj.) .... akan-yengatnga châtak (ke). tinga-l'oto-nûyai (ke). It's (da). lost! (I can't find it): akd-idla-ba!
lukewarm, (adj.) .... elenga (da); ûyaloudly, (adv.) .... akan-guru-tek. bā (da).
Tot 1. one of the opposite sex lull, (v.t.) 1. put to sleep with a lullaby ....ig-pol (ke). 2. one's wife . . . . Öko
...., a-rõro (ke). 2. put to sleep by rock
ing . . . . . âr-lêla-tåg (ke). See sort and pail-cham (or poichati). (ke). He now sin
swing. cerely loves his wife : 61 abaya lca-wai Öko
lump of whitish clay, as found, but especipail-pdichatike. 3. one's husband ... Öko
ally as worn on the head by mourners bola-châm (or pdichati) (ke). She no longer loves her husband : ôl ka-wai-tek öko
. . . . dela (da). See clay.
lung, (s.) . . . . ôt-awa (da). See armpit bula-chamke yāba (da). We all love our
and Apr. ii. vives: med'árdúru mõkot-pail-chamke: 4. have
luscious, (adj.) . . . . ñâm (da). tender regard for an intimate friend ....
lustful, (adj.) .... Ôt-nâr (da). öko-dûbu (ke). 5. make love, court .... ig-dorpa (ke). (v.i.) be in love . . . . iji-pol (ke). (8.) 1. towards one's husband (or wife) .... okan-châm (or pdichati)-yoma
mad, (adj.) .... (ig-)pichanga (da). (da). 2. towards one's sweetheart ....
madam, (s.).... china; chân ; chânola.
The last is more honorific. See sir and iji-pol-yoma (da). 3. towards an intimate friend ... õkan-dûbu (or jólowa)-yoma
App. vii.
maggot, (s.) . . . . wên (da). See loathe. (da).
magio lantern, (8.) .... 0t-yolo-yiti-yate lover, (s.) .... iji-polnga (da).
(da). See picture, write, which. lovely, (adj.) 1. of an inanimate object
ject maiden, (8.) ... ab-jadi-jog (da). See ....ino (da). 2. of a human being... App. vii. ab-190 (da); 1-td-bêringa (da); dâla-bêringa
| mam, (v.t.),... Ôn-gô (ke). (da). 3. of an animal, bird, eto.....ot- main-croak, (s.) .... jig-chan-chau (da). Ino (da).
main-road . . . . tinga-chan-chau (da). ,'idea, out : , our : &, ona : 4, father : L fathom: ki, bite : au, house : áu, roubo.