Caravan

Announcements

  • The Zotero library underlying the CEToM bibliography is now public and can be viewed here.
  • We would like to thank Prof. Dr. Thomas Oberlies and Pratik Rumde from the Seminar für Indologie und Tibetologie of the Georg-August-Universität Göttingen for providing our project with scans of the nachlass of Wilhelm Siegling. The nachlass includes letters to and from Siegling throughout his career that are of great importance to the history of the field of Tocharian studies. This material will be published on CEToM, accompanied by transcriptions of the letters, in the course of 2024.

Search:

BibTeX print

Adams 1999

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

Type:book
Zotero:TS8TP22W
Language:en
Used for manuscripts:m-ioltoch1; IOL Toch 2; m-ioltoch3; IOL Toch 4; m-ioltoch7; PK AS 6B; PK NS 36A; m-sht745; SI B 119(2); m-sip1; THT 73; THT 84; THT 89; THT 241; THT 296; m-w9; m-w32; m-w33; m-w41; m-w42
Used for words:akañcar; akritāññe; akṣārālaṃbaṃ; agamadhari; agamadhare; acalasuttär; atāne; anulakṣaṃ; anulakṣanänta; antarakalp; antarakalpanma; antariye; antartiṣ; antāpce; apamārga; aparimāṃ; apaśabdh; apāy; apāynta; apratisaṃkhyānirot; apramaṇi; apramaṇinta; abraji; abrajinta; abhidharmike; abhiprāy; abhiprāyänta; abhyantarakālp; abhyākhyāṃ; amarṣ; amarṣäṣṣe; amārraṣṣa; amārraṣṣe; amäkṣpänta; amäkṣpänte; ampalakkesar; ampraṣṭo; amprätapātär; amprätaśarme; amprätodane; amprätodaneṃ; amrätarakṣite; ayardhyāme; araṇyāyataṃ; araṇyāyatannaṃts; aruci; aruṇariju; ark_uye; arjune; arṇyārtate; armokiññe; aryamarkṣe; aryamarkṣai; aryamaitreye; aryamaitryeṃ; arśakärśa; artsa; alāṣmo; alāṣmonts; alāṣmontse; alāsäññe; alyuṣmaññe; avatrāpi; avaṣi; avasth; avasthaṣṣe; avasthālakṣaṃ; avijñaptirūp; avidyä; aviraje; avyākṛt; awāsiki; awāsīke; awāsikeṃ; aśakula; aśamati; aśaikṣi; aśaikṣe; aśokamitre; aśokarakṣitentse; aśleṣ; aśvamet; aśvini; aśviṇine; atsiñe; ā_uw; ākhu; āgat; āgatänta; āgam; āṅk; āṅkär; āñcarasa; āto; ātmadṛṣṭi; ātmapāvabhet; āttsi; ādhyātmiki; ādhyātmike; āp; āpäṃ; āmapi; āmiṣ; āyataṃ; āyatanadravyi; āyatanadravye; āyatanänta; āyatanäntaṃts; āyar; āraṇyāyataṃ; ārūpyadhātu; ārupyäṣṣe; ārupyäṣṣeṃ; āre; āryamārg; āryamārgäntse; āryottāme; ārslāṃ; ālambaṃ; ālambaṃtstse; ālaṣmoṃ; ālp; ālme; āwi; āśāyis; āśai; āśtāwi; āśtāwintse; āśmagupti; āśrayāśrite; āśrayāśriteṃ; āśrayṣṣe; āśraytstse; āśrai; āhār; āhārakṛtyiññe; āhārasūtar; āhāräñc; āhāränta; āhrīkyanavatrāpyä; inäśāśśäññe; indranīl; indravyākaranäṣṣe; indraiśñe; imāne; irand; iryāpath; iryāpathänta; iwate; iṣcake; iskil; uttaraphalguṇi; utpat; udāṃ; udāyi; udāyiṃ; udumbara; upakṣepapadak; upagupi; upagupte; upacai; upatāpi; upadeś; upadeśäṣṣe; upasakāñcana; upādāṃ; upādāyarūp; upāy; upāyne; upāynta; upālyittse; upāsakāñca; upekṣindri; upekṣindrinta; upekṣopavicār; upekṣopavicāränta; upoṣathe; uppalavarṇa; uppalavarṇay; urṇaṣṣe; urbilvakāśyape; uluke; uwataka; uwatakaṃts; uwant; uwaṃt; uṣmakatäṣṣa; uṣmakatäṣṣe; ustama; ekaśriṅke; ekārthavācaki; ekārthavācake; ekāsanikäññe; enmer; enmelya; enmelyantse; eye; eyentse; er; eraṇḍaṣṣe; erk; erkantse; el; ewepe; esale; aikaräññe; aikari; aikare; aikareṃ; aikarona; aikarñeṣṣe; aikarya; aicärke; aineye; aineyentse; aiyyāna; aiyye; aiyyer; airawanta; airawantantse; oñt; op; omotruññaiṣṣe; ompakwättäññe; omprotärcci; omprotärtstse; orpoṅk; olyi; olyitau; olyisa; oṣṣale; aupacayik; aume; auśiye; auṣämiye; kakoṭak; kakwār; kaccalya; kaccalyai; kaccāp; kaccāpäṃ; kañcuki; kaṭapūtane; kaṭapūtaneṃ; kaṭukarohiṇi; kaṭpaśabaralodär; kanake; kanti; kantine; kantiś; kanthäke; kaṇḍāri; kaparcitay; kappi; kappinta; kappinmasa; kapyāri; kapyāre; kapyāreṃts; kapyāres; kamāl; karītsñe; karute; karuṇasāri; karocuki; karkar; karkarntse; karnor; karmapath; karmapathänta; karmapathäṣṣe; karmavācaṃke; karmavācaṃkentse; karmavārg; karse; kalapak; kaliyuk; kalyāṇavraddhi; kalyānawartane; kavvinma; kavviṣṣe; kawātstse; kaśmaryaphal; kaṣake; kaṣṭa; kāḍiki; kāḍike; kāḍikentse; kāmaguṃ; kāmagunta; kāmāvacaräṣṣi; kāmāvacaräṣṣe; kāy; kāyike; kāri; kārik; kāre; kāryakāryatstsaññe; kāḷodāye; kāvvi; kāvvintse; kāwa; kāwo; kāś; kāśiṣṣe; kärkauca; kärsauca; kärsaucañ; kärsaucai; kälkañc; kälpaṣṣuki; kälpaṣṣukiṃ; kälpauca; kiñcelle; kiratikta; kiśore; kucaññe; k_ucatāk; kucatākmeṃ; kutumñcik; kuttipaśaṃ; kuntäṣṣe; kuntsaññe; k_umārapuṇye; kurār; kurkala; kulaṃkule; kuva; kuśalasāsrap; kuṣṭa; kuhākäññe; keñiye; kenottär; kenmer; kentse; kepec; kepece; kera; keraṃts; kereptaññe; kerketstse; kerketstseṃ; kertik; kesarne; kesār; kaice; kokalpänta; kokalpäntantse; kokalpäntai; kokīl; koṭiśvare; koṭiśvareṃ; kotai; kotaiñ; kotaisa; koto; kottarcce; kottarntse; kottarwa; kottartstse; kottär; kotrik; katruññe; konaikke; konmaikaṅkauśke; kontsai; kontso; kompaiñ; kompaino; koyñi; koyṣiśke; koysaṃ; korośāna; kolite; kolyi; kośagat; koṣṭhile; kosi; kosintse; kaumiye; kaumai; kaumaiñ; kaumaintse; kaumaiṣṣi; kaumaiṣṣe; kauravye; kauśikäññe; ktakät; kmut; kmutänta; kmutäntaṃts; kmutäntas; krasonta; krāso; kritāṃ; kriyālakṣaṃ; kremīya; kroś; kroścaññe; krośśeññe; krostañaṣṣe; krostaññe; klampärya; klampäryai; kläntsauñe; kliṣṭ; klu; kluṣṣa; kluṣṣe; kleṅkarako; klese; klestetstse; klokaśc; klokaści; klokaśce; klokastäṃ; klauṣai; klauṣo; klautsaiñe; klautsaiñeṃ; klpāpātre; klyemo; klyemoṃ; kwirapabhadra; kwerse; kwersentse; kwrarāk; kwrāṣ; kwrāṣäṃ; kwrāṣe; kṣaṇak; kṣantiññe; kṣāntinma; kṣayajñāṃmpa; kṣānti; kṣīrakākoṭ; kṣīrapitari; kṣudrä; khadīr; khadiräṣṣe; khare; gaje; gat; gaṇt; gaṇtänta; gandha; gandharasopavicār; gandharasopavicāränta; gandharvi; gandharve; gayākāśyape; gaye; garurñaiṣṣe; garurñaiṣṣai; gu; guṇapadārth; gunma; gottär; govika; govikantse; govikai; gaurap; grakṣe; graheṃ; cakṣurvijñāṃ; cagala; caṅkramit; cat; caturdasaṣṣe; caturdāś; candre; canrāvasu; canrāvasuṃ; capraṣṭo; campākäṣṣe; cayane; cayaneṃts; carit; calle; casi; cāvvi; citt; cittakālyät; cittābhisaṃskār; citrāk; cipak; cetaṃ; cetanäntse; cetiṣṣe; celāmäññana; celāmäññe; caitasike; codake; jaṭilapūrvakaṃ; jaṭilapūrvake; jaṭiläññi; jaṭiläññe; jaṭiläññeṃts; jaṭilñe; jar; jarāmaraṃ; jāti; jāmadigniñe; jīvake; jñācandre; jñāti; jñātike; jñātikeṃ; jñātiṃ; jñānakupte; jñānaghoṣe; jñānamokṣe; jñānawiryem; jñānasaṃbhār; jñāpake; jyotiraso; jyotiṣpati; ñakre; ñatti; ñatte; ñasso; ñānattewe; ñānawirye; ñānasene; ñānasomi; ñānasome; ñikañci; ñikañce; ñikañceṃ; ñirot; ñormye; ñśaṣṣe; takaru; takur; tagar; tati; tattari; tanmäṣṣuki; tapakiṣṣe; tapāki; tapākye; tamālapaträ; taram; taramäṣṣe; taramätstse; tarkāttsa; tarkāttsañ; tarkāttsaṃ; tarmacandre; tarmacandrentse; tarmawirñe; taluñca; tārhkāṇe; tārhkāṇeṃ; tāś; tätik; tärkaṭuka; tärtvisara; tärtvisarantse; tärrecci; tärretstse; tärvärta; tällaikantsa; tällaikantsaṃts; ṭikkakāre; tīkṣnendri; tīkṣnendriyeṃts; tinār; tināränta; tilādevi; tille; tillentse; t_uṅkā; turani; turya; turyai; tūṣadṛṣṭānt; tuṣi; tekai-yokä; tecapati; tep; tail; toṅke; toṣitäṣṣi; toṣitäṣṣe; tohkeṃ; taupemaññe; tranmāyar; trikṣaṃ; trikṣo; trīwaitstsānaṃts; trīwaitstse; trekte; traicīvarīkäññe; traicīvarikäññentse; traividye; trokol; tṛṣṇ; dakṣināpat; dantapur; danti; dantiphal; daṇḍakamāl; darśanamārk; dīpaṅkar; durlaṃba; duścarit; duśśīle; duśśīlñe; duṣkaracāräṣṣe; duṣkaracāräṣṣai; duṣkär; duṣṭhul; duḥ; devadāru; devarakṣte; dhatunaṃts; dhatunma; dhatuṣṣe; dhanike; dharmakāme; dharmacandre; dharmacākkär; dharmatrāte; dharmatrātentse; dharmadāse; dharmadāsentse; dharmadhātu; dharmawarme; dharmasomäññe; dharmasome; dharmaskant; dharmaskantäntse; dharmāyataṃ; dhātu; dhātunvaineyi; dhātunvaineye; dhutaguṇä; dhutaguṇntane; dhṛtirāṣtre; dhvaje; nakunakhi; nakūle; nagaropam; naṭe; nandipāle; nandipāleṃ; nay; naradeve; nawāke; nawākeṃ; naṣūyāl; naṣta; nāko; nāgapaträ; nāgaseni; nāgasene; nāne; nārm; nālaṃdagrām; nigranthi; nigranthe; nigrantheṃ; nigrantheṃts; nigrodhārām; niculaphal; nitmo; nitya; nipūrtsana; nipūrtse; nimittājñe; nimittājñeṃ; niyam; nirupadhiśeṣ; nirjvare; nirmāṇarati; nilutpāl; nivāräṃ; nivāränta; niśācare; niśrai; niṣīdaṃ; nete; nermite; nermiteṃ; newiya; naivasaṃjñāṃ; naiṣyandik; naiṣṣi; naissargī; nocot; naumikkane; naumikke; nauṣu; nauṣuwent; nyagrodhārām; nyagrodhe; pakacaṃndre; pakartse; pakai; pako; pañai; pañcakavvi; pañcam; pañcama; pañcamne; pañcaśikhi; pañcwarṣik; pañcwarṣikänta; paṭak; patakupte; patāk; patākänta; patākäṣṣe; patäl; patälwa; patko; pattāl; patti; pattit; pattiṃ; padmak; padmottare; padmottareṃ; panāk; paṇḍarauñe; payä; paysya; paracittajñāṃ; paranirmitavaśavarti; paramañiyate; paramañiyateṃts; paricchet; paribhog; pariṣkār; pariṣkārnta; parihāni; parihār; parki; parkait; partāktaññe; partyaritaṃts; paryari; paryarinta; paryariṣṣe; paryāṃ; paryānma; parre; parṣki; pala; palāśäṣṣe; pali; pale; palte; paścimike; paścimikeṃ; paṣkarroṣṣe; paṣkārro; patstsāṅk; patstsāṅkäṣṣe; pākaśāsanäṣṣe; pākre; pāt; pātänta; pādtärä; pāṃsukūl; pāṃsukulike; pāṃsukulikeṃ; pāre; pāli; pāwe; pätkārñe; pännauca; pärwetstse; pärwetstsai; pärśeri; pärśeriṃ; pärsare; pärsareṃ; pärsareṃts; pärsāñci; pärsāntsana; pärsāntse; päliyeṣṣe; pälkamo; pälkamoṃ; pälkamña; pälkamñana; pälkiye; pälkostañc; pälkostau; pälkaucäkka; pikār; pikāränta; piṅkca; piṅkce; piṅkceṃ; piṅkcepi; piṅkte; picumaṇḍa; piñce; piñcepi; piṭak; piṭakänta; pitari; pittsau; pittsauntse; pittsauṣṣe; pippalimula; pir; pirko; pirkomeṃ; pilkwer; piśpik; piśpikne; pīṣäl; piṣitakamantha; puñakāme; puñaiśe; putatatte; putatatteṃ; putatatteṃśc; putanakeśi; pūtane; pūtaneṃ; putere; putereṃ; puttatrāte; puttarakṣīte; puttasene; puttasenentse; pudgalyik; punarwasu; punarwasune; puṇyamitre; puṇyasene; pūrike; pūrṇakoṣäññe; purnakṣeme; purṇāy; pūrnnikadṛṣtānt; pūrvayok; pūrvāntik; purvvaṣät; puwe; puṣ; puṣnäkṣātär; pekwe; pekweṃ; pekwetstse; peti; perñik; peṣeli; peṣele; peṣṭi; peṣṭintse; peṣte; peṣte_u; peṣteṃ; pesane; pesanentse; pets; porsnai; porsno; portsaisa; poṣat; pauśye; pauśyenta; ptompile; pyorye; prakār; prakāränta; prajñārakṣite; prajñārakṣitentse; prajñāwarme; pratipal; prativijñaptilakṣaṃ; pratisaṃkhyānirot; pratisaṃvit; pratisaṃvitänta; pratihari; pratiharinta; pratiharintasa; pratihariṣṣe; pratyaikapañäktäññe; pradhāṃ; pradhānantse; prapanma; pramāṃ; prayasvati; pravacaṃ; pravare; praveśakk; praśśāṅkaṃ; prasāt; prasenaci; praskāre; prastrāṃ; prahar; pratsākai; pratsāko; prāntakoṭi; prāp; prāpti; prābhāse; prāśnike; prāśśäṃ; priyaṅku; priyadeve; priyadeveṃ; priyaśāriṇi; prekṣenta; prekṣentañ; preṃtsa; pṛṅkarac; pṛśnaparṇi; platäṃkamo; platäṃkamoṃ; plāki; plānto; plyeṅkwātstse; pwenta; phalalakṣaṃ; phalasaṃpat; phalgoṇi; baḍi; balanma; bahupayik; bahuśrut; bārāṇasiṣṣe; bāl; bāhyi; bāhye; biḍāri; buddhotpatäṣṣe; buddhotpatäṣṣepi; bodhapakṣik; bauddhi; bauddhe; bauddheṃts; brahasvati; brahmalok; brāhmaṇavārg; bṛhati; bhakti; bhaktinta; bhagaṇḍāla; bhagaṇḍālanta; bhadrakalpike; bhadrakalpikeṃ; bhadre; bhadreṃ; bhap; bhapänta; bhapäntane; bharaccaṃtre; bhallātak; bhavāṅk; bhavāṅkäñc; bhavāṅkänta; bhavāṅkäntane; bhādra; bhūtantär; bhūmi; bhūminta; bhūmiṣṣe; bhūmyupaghātaṃ; makamo; makamñai; makwaṣṣälle; makwaṣṣällona; maghaṃ; mañiññe; mañcaṣṭa; mañcāk; matuk; matuyaṣṭi; maddhiṃṣana; maddhimṣe; manāyataṃ; manotaci; manopavicār; manopavicāränta; manopavicāräntaṃts; manovijñāṃ; mantālai; mantālaitstse; mantālo; maṇḍāl; maṇḍālmeṃ; mape; mapai; mappana; mamauñe; malyaka; malyake; maścītsi; maścītse; maṣṣāt; maskali; maskalintse; mastukārm; mahākāśyape; mahāgrase; mahānidānaparyāy; mahābhūt; mahābhūtadravyi; mahābhūtadravyinta; mahābhūtänta; mahābhūtäntaṃts; mahāvaibhāṣike; mahāvaibhāṣikeṃ; mahāśramaṇa; mahāśramaṇe; mahāśramaṇeṃ; mahāśramaṇeṃś; mahāśramaṇeṃts; mahāsaṃmate; mahiṣa; mākaranda; māträdṛṣānt; māṭhare; māṇavi; māndri; māndre; māme; māmepi; māya; mārg; mārgaṅkäntaṣṣe; mārgāṅk; mārgāṅkänta; mārjāre; māladaṇḍik; mālika; māśak; māśakänta; māṣavarṇi; māṣikāni; märkwac; märkwaci; märkwace; mäścakene; mäṣkwacceṃ; mäṣkwatstse; mäsakäṣṣa; mikṣamitre; mittarwi; mittär; mitrakṣeme; mitre; mīnadhvaje; miye; milkautstsana; milkautstse; milkautstsai; miṣṣi; misko; mukur; muktihār; muktihāränta; muṅkhare; muñcatak; mutkavarṇi; mudit; murc; mūrdhāgate; mūrdhāgateṃ; murvva; muśnaśi; muśnaśinta; must; mek; meksi; maiki; maitrajñe; maitrāk; maimatsäññe; maiyyā_u; maiyyānt; maiyyānte; mokṣagupte; mokṣawarme; mokṣasene; mokṣasome; motarne; mauki; mauṃ; maune; mrägaśiri; mlamo; mlyotkau; yaksai; yakso; yateññe; yartaṣṣe; yaśaswini; yaśaswine; yaśārakṣīte; yaśodharapralāp; yaśonaka; yaśonakantse; yasoñña; yāgānusmṛti; yāṅkune; yānayaśe; yāntär; yāmäcci; yāmätstse; yāṣṣu; yärkemaññe; yärper; yirpṣuki; yirmakka; yirmakkai; yiṣwe; yukāntaṣṣe; yukāntaṣṣeṃ; yugarājiññe; yugarāje; yugarājeṃ; yudhiṣṭhīre; yurettsaññe; yurṣaiññe; yulyka; yulyke; yenme_u; yerentaṣṣe; yerter; yesti; yokastai; yokasto; yogācāri; yogācāre; yogācārentse; yotkolaṃt; yotkolau; yoraiṃ; yoro; yolmi; yolme; yauyek; yauyekänta; ykāssäññe; ykāssäññeṣe; ykāssälñe; ykweṣṣe; ykweṣṣepi; ynaiki; ynaike; ynaiktentāñe; ynaimyāṣṣi; ynaimyāṣṣe; yparña; ylaiñeṣṣe; ysañiye; ysaly; ysalye; raktapit; raktapittäntse; ratāṃ; ratānta; ratnacuḍa; rasecanaṃ; raso; rasosa; rahasyālaṅkār; rākavärkṣ; rāṅk; rājabhadre; rājarṣi; rānme; rāme; rāhu; räṅkāñi; rätipat; rätipanta; riññe; rinäcci; rinäccu; rinäcceṃ; rinätstse; rinivarttaṃ; rimmākka; rimmākkaṣṣe; rūki; rutir; rutelle; rupaskant; rupaskantäṃtse; rūpi; ruru; reme; revatī; raiwe; raiweṃ; raiwepi; rohinike; ṛddhiṣṣe; ṛṣapak; rṣap-pañcagati; rsīl; rsoñc; rsonta; laklese; lakṣaṇe; laliye; lalyīntse; lastāṅk; lastāṅkmeṃ; lākṣ; lālyi; läṅkamo; läṅkamñane; litsāvi; litsāve; lukṣaitstse; lek; lekanma; lekhāke; leṅemeṃ; leṃ; lenantse; lenma; leyīk; laike; laiwo; lokadhātu; lokadhātunta; loträ; loharaje; lyake; lyakwañña; lyakwaññe; lyitkw; lyitkwanma; lyūke; lyukemo; lyokai; lyoko; lyautai; lyauto; vaca; vajrapāṇi; vajropame; vamacitre; vamacitreṃ; varaṅgatvacä; varddhane; varddhaneṃ; vastuṣṣe; vācavārg; vādasthānäṣṣe; vāsiṣṭhi; vāsiṣṭhe; vāsiṣṭhentse; vāstu; vijñāṃ; vijñānabhavāṅk; vijñānabhavāṅkäntse; vijñānäntse; vijñānta; vitarāg; vitaśake; viḍaṅgä; vidyāsaṃsparś; vidyāstāntaṣṣe; vipāk; vipākak; vipākajä; vipākätstse; vibhakti; vibhaktinta; vibhaṅkäṣṣana; vibhaṅkäṣṣe; vibhāṣ; vibhāṣṣe; vimalapuṣpe; vimuktimārg; viraṅk; vīrabhadre; vilom; viśali; viśale; viśīr; viśuddhi; viśvakarmi; viśvakarme; viṣe; vedanākāyi; vedanākāyinta; vaijayanto; vaibhāṣikaṃts; vaibhāṣike; vaimānuke; vaimānukeṃ; vairāk; vairāgya; vairuriṣṣana; vairuriṣṣe; vaiśaṣike; vaiśaṣikene; vaiśaṣikentse; vaiśāli; vaiśyi; vaiśye; vaiśramañña; vaisarp; vyākhyāṃ; vyākhyānapadak; vyutkrāntik; vräka; vṛjiṣṣi; vṛjiṣṣe; vṛtti; vṛttinma; vṛddhi; vṛddhisa; vṛṣe; watām; watāmänta; wapātstsa; wapātstsantse; wapātstsai; wamśok; wayauca; warke; warkeṃ; warpamo; warwattsake; warṣaññe; walantsaṃ; walāntsa; waśampile; wasaṃnpātmaññe; wasso; watsālai; wāli; wäntalyi; wämpatsake; wärsaññe; wässaiṃ; wic; wicanma; wicantse; wicukai; wicuko; wīcuṣik; winayadhari; winayadhare; winasāre; wimāṃ; wimānta; wimukti; wimuktinta; wimokṣ; wimokṣänta; wimokṣäṣṣe; wirot; wirotänta; wiryadewe; wiśikke; weñe; wente; wemacitre; wemacitreṃ; weräṣṣe; weru; werke; welki; weṣperke; weṣṣuki; weswe; waipalau; wkanmo; wpelme; wyākt; wrat; wraśkaiṣṣa; wraśkaiṣṣe; wratstsoñña; wriyeṣṣe; wreme; wlaṃśli; wlaṃśle; wśīrä; śak_use; śak_usempa; śak_usesa; śakti; śaktinta; śaktinmasa; śaktintse; śaṅkiññitse; śatabhiṣ; śatavari; śatreṣṣe; śantinma; śaṃtsna; śamaṣṣe; śar; śarabhe; śarabheṃ; śarāk; śariye; śarwari; śarware; śarwareṃts; śarwarñe; śalāp; śawaññe-kwama; śaśaraji; śaśarajinta; śastrakālpaṣṣe; śāñ; śātre; śāṇavāsi; śāṇavāsiñ; śānti; śāp; śāpäntse; śāwaṃ; śāstrajñe; śärtākru; śikhiṃntse; śikhiṃ; śīghravāhaṇe; śiñcake; śiladewe; śilamitre; śīlarakṣī; śilavānde; śilavāndeṃ; śilawande; śilawarne; śilasoma; śilopake; śukāse; śukkär; śuklodane; śuklodaneṃ; śuddhodaññe; śunyāṃ; śeme; śeriye; śerkw; śaikṣi; śaikṣe; śaileyak; śoli; śoliye; śkanno; śkwarya; śkwaryai; ścakate; śtorwana; śtorwe; śpālaññe; śmaśānike; śmaśānikentse; śraddhauññe; śraddhauññentse; śraddhauññeṣṣe; śrigupti; śruti; śreṣṭhi; śreṣṭhiṃ; śreṣṭhintse; śroñi; śwāl; świtär; ṣaṅkw; ṣaḍāyataṃ; ṣanmirāñca; ṣanmirāñcai; ṣaṃṣäl; ṣaraiṃ; ṣarttaṣṣiññe; ṣaṣe; ṣāro; ṣārttai; ṣārtto; ṣäṅkwanma; ṣäṅkwaṣṣe; ṣiye; ṣirsau; ṣem; ṣemeske; ṣemeskepi; ṣaiyyiśkaṃ; ṣaiyyiśkane; ṣaiyyiśke; ṣaiweñña; ṣaiweññai; ṣotarye; ṣkaśca; ṣkaśce; ṣkaścepi; ṣkaste; ṣkitai; ṣkito; ṣñassu; ṣñassoñc; ṣpakīye; ṣpakaiṃ; ṣparkäṣṣuki; ṣparkäṣṣukiṃ; ṣmāyi; ṣmāye; ṣlyiye; ṣwarāṣk; sakāpce; sakreñ; sakṛdāgamiṃ; saṅkik; saṅkentaṣṣe; saṅkentaṣṣai; saṃgrah; saṃghatrāte; saṅghaśārme; saṅghāṭi; saṅghāṭī; saṃghāvaśeṣ; saccaṣṣa; sañanm; sañanma; saṃcite; satera; sattä; sattvākhye; sattvākhyeṃ; satyaki; satyake; satyagupte; satyarakṣī; santāṃ; santāṃne; saṃtkīnañc; saṃtkīnant; saṃtkīnau; saṃnipāt; saṃvṛtti; saṃskār; saṃskāraskant; saṃskṛt; saṃskṛtalakṣaṃ; saṃskṛtalakṣanta; saṃsthānarūp; samanit; samasattu; samāgrä; samādhi; samādhinta; samādhiṣṣe; samāṃ; samai; sampauca; sampaucai; sarki; sarkimpa; sargga; sarja; sarjaras; sarppe; sarvārthasiddhe; sarvvajñāna; sal; salañcäṃ; salañce; salpi; sawāsa; sawāsanta; saskṛtalakṣantaṃts; sahadevi; sahadeve; sahāye; sākre; sākṣi; sākṣiñ; sāgari; sāgare; sāṅuṃ; sāṃkhye; sāṃkhyeṃts; sāñ; sātäṃ; sādṛśyaviśeṣäñe; sādṛśyäñeṃntse; sādṛśyäññe; sādharik-anandārś; sādhuke; sādhukeṃ; sānti; sāpās; sälpiṃ; siddhāṃ; siddhānmpa; siddhārthe; sidhasaṃgha; siṃhaḍadvīpäṣṣi; siṃhaḍadvīpäṣṣe; siṃhaḍadvīpäṣṣeṃ; siṃhe; sivenäṣṣe; sukṣmel; sukhavedanīyasparś; sukhasaumanasyendri; sugandhik; sucīkar; sutämär; sudarśe; sudarśeṃ; sunakṣatre; sunniyerkarñaññe; supratiṣṭhit; sumagandh; sumagandhäṣṣe; sumarāś; sumai; sumo; surasä; suraspaträ; sūryakāṃtṣi; sūryakāṃtṣṣe; suvarti; suwarte; suśākh; senawärke; sendri; seri; saiwe; soktatstse; somarakṣite; soye; soyentse; saumanasyi; saumanasye; sauvirājan; skakanma; skanatatti; skanatatte; skāk; sknatatti; sknatatte; sknatatteṃ; sknatatteṃśc; skren; skrenantse; skrenṣe; sñätpe; stāṅk; stāṅkne; stālle; sticce; stiye; stiyai; stitstse; steṃ; steyasahagamaṃ; stere; stereṃ; styoneyak; strīndri; strivighāt; strisahagamaṃ; sthulanānda; snānaśāl; snānaśālne; snaittu; sparś; sparśakāy; sparśakāyinta; sparśāhār; sparśänta; sparśäntaṃts; spārttaṃ; spārtto; sprāne; sprīk; smaññe; smāś; smur; smṛtyutpasthāṃ; smṛtyutpasthāṃnta; sroṅkiṃ; sroṅkiye; slakkari; slakkare; slakkareṃ; slaukatstse; svarṇaphale; svāti; svārirṣṣe; swarnatepi; swarnatepe; swarnatepeṃ; swarnabūṣpi; swarnabūṣpe; haye; haranma; haridär; hariścandre; hareṇu; halimak; hastake; hastakeṃ; haste; hār; hetubālike; hrībera; tsarātre; tsāra; tsārane; tsāro; tsäṅkwale; tsärtsäkwa; tsärtsärkwa; tseñe; tsaipau; tskertkane; tsnamo; tsnamñe; tsnamñenta; tsnamñetstse; tsnamñai

https://cetom.univie.ac.at/?adams1999
Output automatically generated on Sat, 2023-12-09, 13:38:52 (CET).
Page cached on Mon, 2023-12-04, 01:26:56 (CET).
Page last edited on Fri, 2023-11-24, 16:23:17 (CET), by Automatic conversion. Version 12.
Page created on Fri, 2020-02-07, 17:06:45 (CET), by Automatic conversion.

FWF Univie

Medieninhaber: Universität Wien, Institut für Sprachwissenschaft | Inhalt: Melanie Malzahn | Programmierung: Martin Braun | Datenkonvertierung: Bernhard Koller | Design: Patricia Katharina Hoda
Datenschutzerklärung || Copyright: Die Gesamtsite, alle enthaltenen Informationen, Grafiken, Seiten, eingetragene Markenzeichen und Ähnliches unterliegen dem Urheberrecht des jeweiligen Inhabers. Alle Rechte vorbehalten.