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kaṭukarohiṇi

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Meaning:“Helleborus niger Linn. (a medical ingredient)”
Semantic field:medical ingredient
Word class:noun
Language:TB
Lexeme variants:kaṭukarohiṇi; kaṭukarohiṇī
 
Number:singular
Case:nominative

Paradigm

sg pl du
nom kaṭukarohiṇi
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acc
gen
loc
comit
inst
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perl
all
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Lexeme family

Commentary

Adams 1999: s.v. kaṭukarohiṇi.

Occurrences

kaṭukarohiṇi

1PK AS 3A b2wetene • vatsakabij •kaṭukarohiṇi• corak prativäṣ okaro
2PK AS 3A b5kaub5naṣṣe kapilleṃtse weñau ॥kaṭukarohiṇi• vatsak veteni •
3PK AS 9A a2/// a2///(kaṭukaro)h(i)ṇi• pātha • we(t)e(ne)
4W 4 b5kurkkamä(ṣṣ)i /// b5///kaṭuka(r)ohi(ṇ)i• /// b6///
5W 5 b3apab3mā(rga) • pātä •kaṭukarohiṇi• añcāṃ (va)ndha – – –
6W 6 b4– – – – – – – – b4– – –(kaṭu)karohi(ṇi)rya ti ·i – – – – – – –
7W 28 b5kṣ(īrakā)ko(ri) – – b5– – – –(kaṭukaro)hiṇi• prati(viṣä) – – – b6
8W 39 a5k(aṇḍāri) a5(prapunta)rikä •kaṭukarohiṇi• aśvakāntä • devadāru

kaṭukarohiṇī

1THT 497 b4mañciṣṭa • lākṣä •kaṭ(u)karohiṇī• wyār traunta b5
2W 4 a5kātsa muskaṣṣäṃ ॥ pippālkaṭukaroa6hiṇīprativi(ṣ) • tamalapātär aśvakāntä

Bibliography

Adams 1999

Adams, Douglas Q. 1999. A dictionary of Tocharian B. Leiden Studies in Indo-European 10. Amsterdam/New York: Rodopi.