bādhariṃ
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Meaning: | Carling and Pinault 2023: Bādhari, name of a brahmin ascetic, teacher of Maitreya |
Word class: | noun |
Language: | TA |
Equivalent in other languages: | Skt. Bādhari |
Lexeme variants: | bādhariṃ |
Number: | singular |
Case: | accusative |
Gender: | masculine |
Paradigm
sg | pl | du | |
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nom | bādhari | ||
voc | |||
acc | bādhariṃ | ||
gen | bādharis | ||
loc | |||
comit | |||
inst | |||
abl | |||
perl | |||
all | |||
caus |
Lexeme family
- bādhari Bādhari, name of a brahmin ascetic, teacher of Maitreya
m
sg nom bādhari acc bādhariṃ gen bādharis
Occurrences
bādhariṃ
1 | A 288 b2 | metrak śuddhavāṣinäs ñäkta(sā) (śaśärsu) | (bādhariṃ) | (brāhmaṃ) (raryuräṣ) b3 ptāñktac |
2 | A 289 b1 | · kä(l)k{†ä} tmaṃ penu | bādhariṃ | brāmnäb2(ṣṣ) (aci) /// (ptāñkät) |
3 | YQ I.1 a3 | (metrak) (śuddhavāṣinäs) ñäktasā śaśärsu | bādhariṃ | brāhmaṃ raryuräa4(ṣ) /// (ptāñktac) |
4 | YQ I.3 a5 | āṣānik mättak : upādhyāṃ | bādhariṃ | nu ; puk a6 |
5 | YQ I.4 b3 | b3 /// (mana)rkāñ | bādhariṃ | brāhmaṃ āmpārc sesanträ • |
6 | YQ I.5 a1 | /// kalkam ymār | bādhariṃ | brāmnaa2(c) /// (paiṅ)g(i)k(e) träṅkäṣ |
7 | YQ I.7 a2 | (käṣ)y(ā)p ārkiśoṣṣaṃ pākär naslune | bādhariṃ | brāmnā a3 (śärsässi) (wotäk) |
8 | YQ I.7 b2 | māṇibhadre träṅkäṣ piṣ tu | bādhariṃ | pśärs näb3(ṣ) /// śtwar |
9 | YQ I.8 a2 | /// (o)stu ṣiraś lyalyukuräṣ | bādhariṃ | brāmnac a3 (träṅkäṣ) |
10 | YQ II.2 b2 | oki anaprä käb2(lytär) /// | (bādhar)iṃ | (br)āmnac träṅkäṣ pälkār upādhyā |
11 | YQ II.4 b2 | (kuyall) (aśśi) (ceṣ) (ma)narkāñ | bādhariṃ | raryuräṣ ptāñktac waṣtäṣ läntseñc |
12 | YQ II.5 a6 | wkänyo sañce ppärksāc-äṃ • | bādhariṃ | brāhmaṃ kua7(c) (kotraṣ) (•) |
Bibliography
Carling, Gerd, and Georges-Jean Pinault. 2023. Dictionary and thesaurus of Tocharian A. Wiesbaden: Harrassowitz.