10 BÜCHER, DIE MIT «शक्रपुष्पा» IM ZUSAMMENHANG STEHEN
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शक्रपुष्पा in der folgenden bibliographischen Auswahl. Bücher, die mit
शक्रपुष्पा im Zusammenhang stehen und kurze Auszüge derselben, um seinen Gebrauch in der Literatur kontextbezogen darzustellen.
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Handbook of Pali: Being an Elementary Grammar, a ... - Page 20
The characters for p, ph being very much alike in Siamese, Burmese and Sinhalese MSS., it is very difficult to say if this is more than graphic. 11) phasso Skr. sparça 'touch'; phusati Skr. v^sprc 'to touch'; puppham Skr. pushpa 'flower'; by the ...
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Tending the Heart Fire: Living in Flow with the Pulse of Life
Menand womencan authentically recognize thebeauty ofida nadi within the shukra pushpa (seedovum) release cycle and givethat support and loveto each otherby creating a natural rhythm ofserving theMoon KingQueen. This can be done ...
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Handbook of Pāli, an elementary grammar, a chrestomathy, ... - Page 20
The characters for p, ph being very much alike in Siamese, Burmese and Sinhalese MSS., it is very difficult to say if this is more than graphic. 11) phasso Skr. spar§a 'touch'; phusati Skr. y/sVT9 'to touch'; puppham Skr. pushpa 'flower'; by the ...
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The Piśāca languages of north-western India - Page 89
Skr. puspa- ; K. puS-ik, a flower. Compensatory lengthening. P. kuknr, Kh. knkn, Gar. kukur, kugil. See No. 20. Here there is only compensatory lengthening in kilkur. K. putr, M. piith, Gar. puc, son. See No. 20. 23. 0>6.— Cf. Wkh. u~>d (GIP.
Sir George Abraham Grierson, 1906
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Classic Jawi-Malay-English Dictionary: - Page 461
[Skr. pushpa.] A flower; flowered, variegated. The word is common in compounds such as Paspa-ningrat ("flower of the country," a princess's name, Sh. Panj. Sg.), Paspa-juwita ("flower of life," another name, Ht. Sh. Kub.), Paspa-sari (" flower ...
Richard James Wilkinson, 1985
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Linguistic Survey of India - Volume 8, Part 2 - Page 246
Thus, Skr. pushpa-, a flower, becomes Kl. pflsh-t'k, Ksh. posh ; and the Skr. ' Kaémlra-, Kashmir, becomes Kashir'" in Ksh. Similarly, sk becomes a in 668' for Skr. bhdskari, a kind of almanac. There is nothing like this in India. It has been stated ...
Linguistic Survey of India, 1919
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A Buddhist terminological dictionary: - Page 405
1793: tung-yalay bolur "cristal pur, transparent" . 6 prasyaraga ba <kemekü> yal quba "a kind of jewel and fire-succin" 7 Skr. puspa-räga, Tib. dun-las sam sbur-len. Csoma gives the Tibetan sbur-lon instead of sbur-len and translates "topaz".
János Szerb, Alice Sárközi, 1995
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Beiträge zur Kenntniss der Zigeunermundarten - Volumes 1-4 - Page 27
Thus, skr. puspa fiower becomes in pr. puppha, but in old hind. puhupa, and finally phuta or phüpa; skr. kastüri civet, sindh. khathurl; skr. väspa vapour, hind. bhäpha, and the same in pandz., bang., and orijä, where both letters are aspirated.
Franz Ritter von Miklosich, 1874
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Z oboru jazykozpytu. Díl I. - Page 379
... mnohdy skráceniny dosti znacné ; tak v siamském jazyku podstatné zmènèna mnohá slova ze sanskritu vzatá: asu (slza) = skr. açru, sisa (hlava) = skr. çîrsa, thutija (druhy) = skr. dvitîja, bubpha (kvëtina) ^ skr. puspa, vila (kocka) =: skr. vidala, ...
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Geschichte des Consonanzbegriffes - Volume 1 - Page 230
Blume, pipenavä v. prt. pipunä „sich öffnen, aufblühen*, pipi „aufgeblüht". — skr. puspa (Jay.), puspita, p. puppha, pupphita, pkr. puppha, pupphia; hi.phup u. s. w. 886. pupura s. Funke. — Zu skr. V sphur sphuraü „schnellen, zucken, funkeln".
