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________________ PROUD 106 PUT proud, (adj.) haughty ..... akan (or pulse, (s.) .... nötnga (da). Takes p.p. dyan)-lêtainga (da). ong, ab, eto. See App. ii. prove, (v.t.) test, try . . . . yogo (ke). punctual, (adj.) .... ar-gôlinga-ba (da). See Ex. at test. punctually, (adv.) .... ar-gôlinga-ba provide, (v.t.) supply .... mân-ak-tåg (ya). (ke); A-tåg (ke). The Chief provided us pungent, (adj.) hot as ginger or chili.... with a canoe in order that we might go Akd-yâro (da); ig-rinima (da). fishing: maiola met rôko manak-tågre aña punish, (v.t.) .... ab-êche (ke). See mótot lobike. damage. provisions, (s.) .... yâd (da) (in construc. punkah, (s.). See fan. yât). pupil, (s.) 1. learner ... Ong-bådi-yåte provoke, (v.t.) excite to anger . . . . en (da). 2. pupil of the eye . . . . i-dal-l'ot, tigrêl (ke). patunga (da). See black. prow, (s.) .... öko-mûgu (da); Ot-magu puppy, (s.) .... bibi-ba (da). (da). pure, (adj.) See clear, clean. pshaw ! (exclam.) . . . . cho ! purgatory, (.) ... jereg-l'âr-mago (da). Pterocarpus dalbergioides, (s.) .... chê This is a bitterly cold place of punishment langa (da). "The sounding-boards used and reformation of souls guilty of heinous when dancing to mark time are made from offences in this life. See paradise. the buttress-like slab roots of this tree. purpose of, for the (postp.) in order See App. xiii. to . . . . eb. See Ex. at for and order Ptychosperma kuhlii, (s.) . . . . &para (da). to, in. The pulpy portion of the spathe is eaten purposely, (adv.) intentionally .... ar. and the leaves are used for thatching and lagap (ya). Did you strike Woi purposely?: bedding. an ngô larl gap uổi lab-parekre ? publish, (v.t.). See make known, and pursue, (v.t.) . . . . ig-aj (ke). Ex. at must. pus, (8.) .... man (da). takes prefix puddle, (s.) .... el-aka-kõdo (da); kabe ab, ot, etc. according to part of person (da). See pool. referred to. See App. ii. puft, (v.i.) A8 a steamer or tobacco push, (v.t.) forward .... Ot-adauti (ke). smoker . . . . tapu (ke). 2. push down .... ig-adauti (ke); ig. wêdai (ke). 3. push from behind .... arpull, (v.t.) 1. draw a cord or bowstring godauti (ke); Ôt-Udauti (ke). 4. backwards to test its strength .... tînap (ke); 18 .... aka-adauti (ke). 5. push off a seat .... nip (ke); tini (ke); têni (ke). See draw.ot (or ar)-wêdai (ke). 6. push aside .... ab2. haul a rope . . . . dõkori (ke); ig-dokra Ochai (ke). 7. push aside branches in jun(ke). 3. draw out, extract. See extract. gle with hands or feet .... aka-mal (ke). 4. tug in opposite directions .... ijoj | put, (v.t.) 1. (a) put down, place, a per(ke). See tug, drag, haul and paddle, (v.t.). son .... ab-tegi (ke). Put him (& child) down here: kamin ab-tegi (ke). (b) p. an pulp, (s.) of fruit (e.g. Pandanus) .... animal or thing .... tegi (ke). 2. p. aside mûgu-dala (da). .... jālagi (ke). 8. p. inside . . . . kokpulsate, (v.t.) .... not (ke). I târ-len tegi (ke). 4. p. outside ... a, idea, cut:ā, cur: à, casa: &, father : fathom: ai, bite: au, house: eu, rouse.
SR No.032540
Book TitleIndian Antiquary Vol 48
Original Sutra AuthorN/A
AuthorRichard Carnac Temple, Devadatta Ramkrishna Bhandarkar
PublisherSwati Publications
Publication Year1984
Total Pages458
LanguageEnglish
ClassificationBook_English
File Size18 MB
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