| yo |
pron |
masc nom sg of ya |
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whichever, whoever |
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| pana |
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then, now, so, but |
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| bhikkhu |
noun |
masc nom sg, from bhikkhati, comp |
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monk, monastic |
beggar, mendicant |
√bhikkh (beg) |
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√bhikkh + u |
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| jātarūparajataṃ |
noun |
nt acc sg of jātarūparajata, comp |
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gold and money; gold or money |
gold and silver |
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jātarūpa + rajata |
dvanda |
jātarūpa ca rajata ca |
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noun |
nt, comp |
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gold |
genuine matter |
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jāta + rūpa |
kammadhāraya |
jāta + rūpa |
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pp |
pp of jāyati |
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genuine, pure |
born |
√jan (be born, produce) |
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√jan + ta |
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| - - rūpa |
noun |
nt |
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matter, material, form |
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√rūp (produce) |
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√rūp + a |
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| - rajataṃ |
noun |
nt acc sg of rajata |
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money, coins |
silver |
√raj (colour) |
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√raj + ata |
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| uggaṇheyya |
verb |
opt 3rd sg of uggaṇhāti |
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he should take, accept |
pick up |
√gah (grasp) |
√gah + ṇhā > gaṇhā |
ud + gaṇhā + ti |
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| vā |
ind |
conj |
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or, either or |
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| uggaṇhāpeyya |
verb |
opt 3rd sg of uggaṇhāpeti |
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he should make (somebody) take, accept |
cause to pick up |
√gah (grasp) |
√gah + ṇhā + āpe > gaṇhāpe |
ud + gaṇhāpe + ti |
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| vā |
ind |
conj |
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or, either or |
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| upanikkhittaṃ |
pp |
nt acc sg of upanikkhitta |
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placed down, deposited |
thrown down near |
√khip (throw) |
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upa + ni + √khip + ta |
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| vā |
ind |
conj |
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or, either or |
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| sādiyeyya |
verb |
opt 3rd sg of sādiyati |
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he would accept, consent |
be tasted |
√sād (taste, relish) |
√sād + e + iya > sādiya (pass) |
sādiya + ti |
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| nissaggiyaṃ |
ptp |
nt nom sg of nissaggiya |
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involving relinquishment |
to be given up |
√sajj (relinquish, let loose) |
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ni + √sajj > sagg + iya |
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| pācittiyaṃ |
noun |
nt nom sg of pācittiya |
+loc |
offence requiring confession, offence involving expiation |
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| If any monk should accept gold or money, or should have (it) accepted, or should consent to (it) being deposited (for him), this is an offence requiring relinquishment and confession. |
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