MELAYU BUKU YANG BERKAIT DENGAN «KUNAPA»
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Encyclopedia of Imaginary and Mythical Places - Halaman 92
One ofthe four kinds ofsub-hells (utsada) to the EIGHT HOT HELLS in Indian Bud- dhism, Kunapa (“Corpses and Dung”) is described as a swamp of filth and putrid with odor filled with wild animals who pierce the skin with their sharp beaks; ...
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Pali-English Dictionary - Halaman 471
236 (anto0) ; S 111.54 ; Pv 1.3*; 1.6* ( = kunapa- gandha PvA 32); Vism 261 ( = putika at KhA 61), 645 (°paja itthi, in simile) ; PvA 67 ; Sdhp 258. — See also puccandata. -kaya foul body, mass of corruption, Ep. of the human body M 11.65; ...
Thomas William Rhys Davids, William Stede, 1993
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Students' Britannica India: Select essays - Halaman 259
Varahamihira's Brihatsamhita recommends the growing of sesame to the flowering stage and then incorporating it as green manure. Surapala (AD 1000) describes the “ancient” practice of preparing liquid manure (kunapa) by boiling a mixture ...
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Manure Matters: Historical, Archaeological and ... - Halaman 176
Surpala's text itself includes (verses 101-6) a recipe for a liquid manure called kunapa or kunapajala (kunapa 'stinking', jala 'water') used for similar ends: The excreta, marrow of the bones, flesh, brain, and blood of a boar mixed with water ...
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Sendratari mahakarya Borobudur - Halaman 25
Neraka Kunapa Neraka Kunapa adalah kelanjutan neraka Kukula. Setelah keluar dari neraka Kukula tubuh seseorang kembali pulih. Namun setelah itu ia dimasukkan ke dalam neraka Kunapa. Dalam neraka ini, ia akan dimakan berbagai ...
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Agriculture in Ancient India - Halaman 48
s very luxuriantly if one, after fumigating it with barley, wine, fermented rice water and clarified butter, besmears its trunk with cakes made up of vidanga and sesamum bathed either in milk or kunapa water. (SI. 166) . All trees ...
Indian Council of Agricultural Research, 1964
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Language and Linguistic Area: Essays - Halaman 182
Not a common word, but well attested in several occurrences in Atharvan battle charms, is kunapa- 'corpse, ' which Kittel (1894) and then Burrow (1948: 373) suggested belongs with DED 1514 *kur- 'to rot, putrefy'; the areal correspondence ...
Murray Barnson Emeneau, 1980
Das Wort kommt im Epos und vereinzelt in der spateren Literatur vor, und zwar in schwankender Gestalt: bald erscheint es als kanapa-h, bald als kunapa-b, einmal sogar ist kanapa-'.i* iiber- liefert (Mhbh. Ill, 20, 34). Die Bedeutung steht nicht ...
Franciscus Bernardus Jacobus Kuiper, Alexander Lubotsky, M. S. Oort, 1997
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Abhidharmakosabhasyam of Vasubandhu - Vol. II:
The Kunapa, a mire of excrements, where there are water beasts called Sharp-mouthes, whose bodies are white and heads black, which can bite the damned through to their bones. 402 5. The Ksuramarga, or Ksuradharamarga, the great ...
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Abhidharmakoʹsabhāṣyam - Halaman 457
... is fire; their sun is burning, sparkling fire; and they are filled with flames hundreds of yojonor high." 599 *** What are the sixteen utrodor? 59a-c. Kuki'ila, Kunapa, Ksuramarga, etc., and the River are located at the four cardinal points of these ...
