ketumati
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Meaning: | Carling et al. 2009: “Ketumatī”; name of a city |
Word class: | noun |
Language: | TA |
Equivalent in other languages: | Skt. ketumatī |
Lexeme variants: | ketumati |
Number: | singular |
Case: | nominative; accusative |
Gender: | feminine |
Paradigm
sg | pl | du | |
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nom | ketumati, ketumati-k | ||
voc | |||
acc | ketumati, ketumati-k | ||
gen | |||
loc | |||
comit | |||
inst | |||
abl | |||
perl | |||
all | |||
caus |
Lexeme family
- ketumati “Ketumatī”
name of a city
f
sg nom ketumati, ketumati-k acc ketumati, ketumati-k
Occurrences
ketumati
1 | A 253 a7 | wsāṣiṃ ṣontyo koṃ-pärkāñcāṃ yokmā | ketumati | ria8(yäṣ) (läc) ॥ täm |
2 | A 253 b8 | ; hārsa(c) (menāk) ; | (ketumati) | ; (riṣināñ) (॥) (upaśodha)ne |
3 | A 254 a2 | mroskäṣlis mos(aṃ) – – – – (tāk) | k(e)tuma(ti) | r(i) waṣtu ṣontañ wrasañ |
4 | A 256 a5 | wrassäṣ yärkant maṅkalänt(u) w(ärpnāmāṃ) | (ketuma)a6ti | riyäṣ läntäṣ äntanne ne |
5 | A 266 a3 | a3 wrassäṣ yärkant wärpnāmāṃ | ketumati | riyäṣ läntäṣ /// a4 |
6 | A 287 and 259 b7 | ri(saṃ) (dhaniñ) (wireñ) (okāk) | (ketumati) | (riyaṃ) (kori)syo asaṃkhesyo wrasañ |
7 | A 297 b1 | n· /// b1 c | ketumati | ri – – ·k· – – – – – – |
8 | A 299 a8 | jambudvipaṃ ywārckā parnoreyo yetusāṃ | ketumati | rīyaṃ kärsnāl(y)i /// b1 |
9 | YQ V.1 b3 | /// räṣ poṃtsāṃ | ketum(ati) | (riyā) /// b4 |
10 | YQ V.1 b4 | /// (tā)m nu | ketumati | riyaṃ śodhane /// b5 |
11 | YQ V.1 b5 | /// b5 /// | (ke)tumati | riyaṃ lkāṣ kus ne |
12 | YQ V.1 b6 | /// (tā)m | ketumati | riyā mandārak kuśeśaiyä /// |
13 | YQ V.1 b7 | /// (jambu)dv(ip) (an)n(e) | ketumati | ri sām mamsuss oki |
Bibliography
Carling, Gerd, Georges-Jean Pinault, and Werner Winter. 2009. A dictionary and thesaurus of Tocharian A. Volume 1: Letters a-j. Wiesbaden: Harrassowitz.