The Student's Pali-English Dictionary

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ani, /. the pin of a wheel, linch-pin, peg, the edge of a
knife.
atanlia, m. sickness, affliction.
atata, n. a drum covered with leather on one side.
atata-vitata, n. a drum covered with leather on both sides.
atatayl, m. a highwayman, criminal.
atapa, m. (iJtap) sunlight, zeal.
atapatta, m. a parasol.
atapabhava, m. a shade.
atappa, n. zeal, ardour, exertion.
atara, atara, m. freight.
atapa, m. heat, burning,
zeal.
atapi, adj. (Jtap) ardent, zealous, active; m. a kite, also
Atdyi.
atitheyya, n. {jr. atithi) hospitality ; adj hospitable.
atu,
m. a raft.
atuma, w. the body ;
another form of attd.
atura, adj. ill, diseased, afflicted.
atojja, m. (Jtud) a musical instrument.
athabbana, to. the fourth Veda.
adara, m. esteem, regard, affection.
adaraniya, adj.
estimable.
adati, adadati, n. {rida) to tnke, receive, seize; adaya, ger.;
adasa, to.
adinna, ppp-; adata, m. one who takes; adana, n.
taking,
attachment, clinging.
a mirror.
adi, m. begiiining, slarting-point ; suf. et cetera, and so
forth. Adito, adv. from the beginning.
adika, adj. first, beginning with, initial.
adikammika, adj. a beginner, novice.
adikara, to. brahma.
adicca, to.
the sun.
adicca-patha, to.
the sky, the heavens.
adippati, v. (Jdlp) to blaze, burn; aditta, ppp.
adi-lDhuta, -ma, adj. first,
initial.
adiyati, pass. (Jda) to take, receive, take to heart.
adinava, to. disadvantage, evil, tribulation.
adeti, v. to take, receive, obtain.
adevaka', ntfn. a merry-maker.
adevita, n.
violent crying.
adesa, to. (Jdis) information, direction, injunction, a substitute
in grammar.
adesi, m. an infornianlj director.