Concise Pali-English Dictionary

Pali Case Meaning Same Case
daka nt. water.  
dakarakkhasa m. a water-sprite.  
dakkha adj. clever; able; skilled; dexterous.  
dakkhaka adj. one who see.  
dakkhatā f. skill; ability; cleverness.  
dakkhati dis + a; dis is changed to dakkh), sees.  
dakkhiṇa adj. southern; right (side).  
dakkhiṇa akkhaka nt. the right collar-bone.  
dakkhiṇaakkhaka nt. the right collar-bone.  
dakkhiṇadisā f. the south.  
dakkhiṇadesa m. the southern country.  
dakkhiṇanāvatta adj. winding to the right.  
dakkhiṇanodaka nt. water of dedication.  
dakkhiṇāpatha m. the southern route (in India); the country in the south, now called Dekkan.  
dakkhiṇāyana nt. the southern course of the sun.  
dakkhiṇāraha adj. worthy of a dedicatory gift.  
dakkhiṇāvatta adj. winding to the right.  
dakkhiṇāvisuddhi f. purity of a gift.  
dakkhiṇeyya adj. worthy of an offering.  
dakkhiṇeyyapuggala m. an individual deserving a donation.  
dakkhiṇodana nt. water of dedication.  
dakkhitāye inf. of dakkhati to see.  
dakkhituṃ inf. of dakkhati to see.  
dakkhinī m. one who sees or perceives.  
dakkhī m. one who sees or perceives.  
daṭṭha pp. of ḍasati bitten.  
daṭṭhaṭṭhāna nt. the place where one is bitter.  
daḍḍha pp. of ḍahati burnt; set fire to. (pp. of dahati), burnt, consumed by fire.  
daḍḍhageha adj. one whose house is burnt.  
daḍḍhaṭṭhāna nt. the place burn by fire.  
daṇḍa m. 1. a stem, stick, cudgel, walking stick, timber (in general), 2. a fine, punishment.  
daṇḍaka nt. a stick, twig, rod, a handle.  
daṇḍakamadhu nt. a bee-hive hanged on a branch.  
daṇḍakamma nt. punishment, penalty; atonement.  
daṇḍakoṭi f. the tip of a stick.  
daṇḍadīpikā f. a torch.  
daṇḍanīya adj. liable to punishment.  
daṇḍaparāyana adj. leaning on a stick; supported by a staff.  
daṇḍapāṇī adj. carrying a staff in one's hand.  
daṇḍappatta adj. one who is prosecuted.  
daṇḍabhaya nt. fear of punishment.  
daṇḍahattha adj. one who has a stick in hand.  
daṇḍika adj. having a stick.  
datta pp. of dadāti given.  
datti f. a small vessel to keep food in.  
dattika adj. (in cpds.) given by.  
dattiya adj. (in cpds.) given by.  
dattu m. stupid person.  
datthabhava m. the fact of being bitten.  
datvā abs. of dadāti having given.  
dada m. (in cpds.) giving; bestowing.  
dadanta pr.p. of dadāti giving; offering; allowing; granting; handing over.  
dadamāna pr.p. of dadāti giving; offering; allowing; granting; handing over.  
dadāti dā + a; dā is doubled and the former ā is shortened gives; offers; allows; grants; hands over.  
dadi aor. of dadāti gave; offered; allowed; granted; handed over.  
dadituṃ inf. of dadāti to give; to offer; to allow; to grant; to hand over.  
daditvā abs. of dadāti having given.  
daddu f. a kind of cutaneous eruption.  
daddula nt. a soft skeleton similar to a sponge.  
dadhi nt. curds.  
dadhighaṭa m. a pot of curds.  
dadhimaṇḍa nt. whey.  
danta pp. of dameti tamed; trained; mastered; converted. (nt.), a tooth; tusk; fang. (pp. of dameti), tamed, controlled; restrained  
dantakaṭṭha nt. a tooth brush; tooth-cleaner.  
dantakāra m. an artisan in ivory.  
dantapanti f. row of tooth.  
dantapoṇa m. tooth-bangle.  
dantabhāva m. tameness; control; state of being restrained.  
dantavalaya nt. an ivory bangle  
dantavidaṅsaka adj. showing one's teeth.  
dantasaṭha m. limes tree. (nt.) lime fruit.  
dantāvaraṇa (danta + āvaraṇa), nt. the lip.  
dandha adj. slow; silly; stupid.  
dandhatā f. stupidity; sluggishness.  
dappa m. arrogance; wantonness.  
dappaṇa nt. a mirror; looking glass.  
dappita adj. arrogant; haughty.  
dabba adj. wise; able. (nt.) timber; wealth; substance.  
dabbajātika adj. intelligent.  
dabbasambhāra m. a collection of wood-work or building material.  
dabbimukha m. a kind of bird; Turdus Ginginianus.  
dabbī f. a spoon; ladle.  
dabbha m. kusa-grass.  
dabbhamukha m. a kind of bird; Turdus Ginginianus.  
dama m. taming; subjugation; restraint; mastery.  
damaka adj. tamer, controller; trainer.  
damatha m. taming; subjugation; restraint; mastery.  
damana nt. taming; subjugation; restraint; mastery.  
damanīya pt.p. of dameti should be tamed; should be trained; should be mastered; shoul be converted.  
damita pp. of dameti tamed; trained; mastered; converted.  
damiḷa adj. Tamil.  
dametabha pt.p. of dameti should be tamed; should be trained; should be mastered; shoul be converted.  
dameti dam + e tames; trains; masters; converts.  
dametu adj. tamer, controller; trainer.  
dametvā abs. of dameti having tamed; having trained; having mastered; having converted.  
damenta pr.p. of dameti taming; training; mastering; converting.  
damesi aor. of dameti tamed; trained; mastered; converted.  
dampati m. wife and husband.  
damma adj. tamed or trained.  
dayā f. sympathy; compassion; kindness.  
dayālu adj. kind; compassionate.  
dayita pp. being sympathised.  
dara m. sorrow; anxiety; distress.  
daratha m. sorrow; anxiety; distress.  
darī f. a cleavage; cleft; cavern.  
dala nt. a blade; leaf; petal.  
daḷidda adj. poor; needy; a poor person.  
daḷha adj. firm; strong; steady.  
daḷhaṃ adv. firmly; strongly.  
daḷhaparakkama adj. of strong effort; energetic.  
daḷhīkamma nt. strengthening; making firm.  
daḷhīkaraṇa nt. strengthening; making firm.  
dava m. play; sport.  
davakamyatā f. fondness of joking.  
davaḍāha m. forest fire.  
davatthāya dat. sing. for fun.  
davāya dat. sing. for fun.  
dasa   (in cpds.), one who sees. (adj.), ten.  
dasaka nt. a decade; a group of ten.  
dasakkhattuṃ adv. ten times.  
dasadhā adv. in ten ways.  
dasana nt. tooth.  
dasanacchada m. the lip.  
dasabala adj. endowed with ten supernormal powers, the Buddha.  
dasavidha adj. tenfold.  
dasasata nt. a thousand.  
dasasatanayana adj. having one thousand eyes. i.e. the Sakka.  
dasasahassa nt. ten-thousand.  
dasikasutta nt. a loose thread of fringe.  
dassaka adj. one who shows.  
dassati fut. of dadāti (he) will give.  
dassana nt. sight; intuition; insight.  
dassanīya adj. fair to behold; beautiful; handsome.  
dassaneyya adj. fair to behold; beautiful; handsome.  
dassāvī m. one who sees. Only in cpds. such as bhayadassāvī.  
dassita pp. of dasseti shown; exhibited.  
dassiya abs. of dasseti having shown; having exhibited.  
dassī m. one who sees. Only in cpds. such as bhayadassāvī.  
dassu m. robber.  
dasseti dis + e; dis is changed to das shows; exhibits.  
dassetu m. one who point out or shows.  
dassetvā abs. of dasseti having shown; having exhibited.  
dassenta pr.p. of dasseti showing; exhibiting.  
dassesi aor. of dasseti showed; exhibited.  
daha m. like.  
dahati dah + a burns; accepts.  
dahana nt. burning. (m.) fire.  
dahara adj. young in years. (m.) a boy.  
dahi aor. of dahati burnt; accepted.  
dāṭhā f. a fang; the canine tooth.  
dāṭhādhātu f. the tooth relic (of the Buddha).  
dāṭhābalī adj. one whose strength lies in his tusks.  
dāṭhāvudha adj. using tusks as his weapon.  
dāḍima nt. pomegranate.  
dātabba pt.p. of dadāti fit to be given.  
dātu m. giver; a generous person.  
dātuṃ inf. of dadāti to give; to offer; to allow; to grant; to hand over.  
dāna nt. gift; charity; alms; alms-giving.  
dānakathā f. talk about charity.  
dānagga nt. a place where alms are given.  
dānanāraha adj. worthy of receiving gifts.  
dānapati m. master in liberality.  
dānaphala nt. the fruit of munificence.  
dānamaya adj. consisting of giving alms.  
dānava m. a Titan.  
dānavaṭṭa nt. constant giving of alms.  
dānavatthu nt. things to be given.  
dānaveyyāṭika adj. a distributor of alms or one who serves in feeding.  
dānasālā f. alms-hall.  
dānasīla adj. fond of giving.  
dānasoṇḍa adj. of liberal disposition.  
dānāraha adj. worthy of receiving gifts.  
dāni adv. now.  
dāpana nt. inducement to give.  
dāpita pp. of dāpeti induced to give.  
dāpeti caus. of deti induces to give.  
dāpetu m. one who induces to give.  
dāpetvā abs. of dāpeti having induced to give.  
dāpenta pr.p. of dāpeti inducing to give.  
dāpesi aor. of dāpeti induced to give.  
dāyaka m. giver; supporter.  
dāyajja nt. inheritance. (adj.) One who inherits.  
dāyati dā + ya mows; reaps.  
dāyana m. mowing.  
dāyapāla m. a grove-keeper.  
dāyāda m. inheritance. (adj.) (in cpds.) inheriting.  
dāyādaka adj. one who inherits.  
dāyi aor. of dāyati mowed; reaped.  
dāyikā f. a female donor.  
dāraka m. a boy; youngster.  
dārabharaṇa nt. maintenance of a wife.  
dārikā f. a girl.  
dārita pp. of dāreti split; burst open.  
dāru nt. wood; timber; fire-wood.  
dārukkhandha m. a log of wood.  
dārukhaṇḍa nt. a pieces of wood.  
dāruṇa adj. severe; harsh; cruel.  
dārubhaṇḍha nt. furniture; wooden articles.  
dārumaya adj. made of wood.  
dārusaṅghāṭa m. a raft made of wood.  
dāreti dāl + e splits; bursts open.  
dāretvā abs. of dāreti having split; having burst open.  
dārenta pr.p. of dāreti spliting ; bursting open.  
dāresi aor. of dāreti split; burst open.  
dālana nt. splitting.  
dālayamāna pr.p. of dāleti see dāreti.  
dālita pp. of dāleti see dāreti.  
dāleti dāl + e see dāreti.  
dāletvā abs. of dāleti see dāreti.  
dālenta pr.p. of dāleti see dāreti.  
dālesi aor. of dāleti see dāreti.  
dāḷiddiya nt. poverty.  
dāḷima nt. pomegranate.  
dāvaggi m. forest-fire.  
dāsagaṇa m. a group of slaves.  
dāsatta nt. slavery; the condition of a slave.  
dāsavya nt. slavery; the condition of a slave.  
dāsitta nt. status of a female slave.  
dāsī f. a female slave.  
dikkhati dis + a 1. sees; 2. becomes a monk.  
dikkhita pp. of dikkhati initiated; consecrated.  
digambara m. a naked ascetic.  
diguṇa adj. twofold, double.  
digghikā f. a ditch.  
dija m. 1. a brahman; a twice born; 2. a bird.  
dijagaṇa m. a group of brahmans or birds.  
diṭṭha pp. of passati seen; found; understood. (nt.), vision.  
diṭṭhadhamma m. this world. (adj.) one who has realised the final truth.  
diṭṭhadhammika adj. belonging to this world.  
diṭṭhamaṅgalika adj. one who believes in auspicious things seen.  
diṭṭhasansadana nt. to compare one's view on things seen or known.  
diṭṭhānugati (diṭṭha + anugati) f. imitation of what one sees.  
diṭṭhi f. dogma; theory; belief.  
diṭṭhika adj. (in cpds.), believing in; having the theory of.  
diṭṭhikantāra m. the wilderness of dogma.  
diṭṭhigata nt. a belief; wrong view.  
diṭṭhigahana nt. the thicket of speculation.  
diṭṭhijāla nt. the net of sophistry.  
diṭṭhivipatti f. failure in theory.  
diṭṭhivipallāsa m. contortion of views.  
diṭṭhivisuddhi f. clear vision; right understanding.  
diṭṭhisaṃyojana nt. the fetter of empty speculation.  
diṭṭhisaṅyojana nt. the fetter of empty speculation.  
diṭṭhisampanna adj. endowed with right view.  
ditta pp. of dippati blazed; shone.  
ditti f. light; brightness.  
diddha adj. smeared with; poisoned.  
dina nt. day.  
dinakara m. the sun.  
dinaccaya m. exhaustion of the day; evening.  
dinapati m. the sun.  
dinādāyī dina + ādāyīadj. taking what is given.  
dindibha m. a lap-wing.  
dinna pp. of deti given; granted. (pp. of dadāti), given; offered; allowed; granted; handed over.  
dinnaka m. an adopted son. (nt.) the thing given.  
dinnādāyī (dinna + ādāyī) adj. taking what is given.  
dipacci f. flame of a lamp.  
dipada m. a biped; a man.  
dipadinda m. the most noble of the bipeds i.e. the Enlightened One.  
dipaduttama m. the most noble of the bipeds i.e. the Enlightened One.  
dippati dip + ya shines.  
dippana nt. shining.  
dippi aor. of dippati shone.  
dibba adj. divine; celestial.  
dibbacakkhu nt. the divine eye.  
dibbacakkhuka adj. endowed with the superhuman eye.  
dibbati div + ya sports; amuses oneself.  
dibbavihāra m. the supreme condition of heart.  
dibbasampatti f. heavenly bless.  
dibbi aor. of dibbati sported; amused oneself.  
diyaḍḍha m. one and a half.  
diva m. heaven.  
divasa m. day.  
divasakara m. the sun.  
divasabhāga m. daytime.  
divākara m. the sun.  
divāṭhāna nt. place where the daytime is spent.  
divāvihāra m. rest during the heat.  
divāseyyā f. laying on at midday; siesta.  
diviya adj. divine; celestial. (see dibba).  
divya adj. divine; celestial. (see dibba).  
disa m. enemy.  
disampati m. king.  
disākāka m. a crow kept on board a ship in order to search land.  
disākusala adj. one who knows the directions.  
disāpāmokkha adj. world-famed.  
disābhāga m. a direction.  
disāmūḷha adj. one has lost his bearings.  
disāvāsika adj. living in another country or in different parts of country.  
disāvāsī adj. living in another country or in different parts of country.  
disvā abs. of passati having seen; having found; having understood.  
dissati dis + ya seems; appears.  
dissanta pr.p. of dissati seeming; appearing.  
dissamāna pr.p. of dissati seeming; appearing; visible.  
dīgahajātika m. a being of the snake kind.  
dīgha adj. long.  
dīghaṅguli adj. having long fingers.  
dīghajātika m. a being of the snake kind.  
dīghatā f. length.  
dīghatta nt. length.  
dīghadassī adj. far-seeing.  
dīghanikāya m. the collection of long suttas.  
dīghabhāṇaka m. a repeater or expounder of the Dīghanikāya.  
dīgharattaṃ adv. a long time.  
dīghalomaka adj. having long fleece.  
dīghavaṇṭa m. the tree Oroflylum indicum.  
dīghasottiya nt. long sleep; sluggishness.  
dīdhiti f. light; radiance.  
dīnatā f. wretchedness.  
dīnatta nt. wretchedness.  
dīpa m. 1. a lamp; 2. an island; 3. help; support.  
dīpaka nt. a small island. (adj.) shawing; explaining.  
dīpaṅkara adj. one who lights a lamp; name of the former Buddha.  
dīpanā f. illustration; explanation.  
dīpanī f. an explanatory work.  
dīpayamāna pr.p. of dīpeti lighting; making clear; explaining.  
dīparukha m. a lamp post.  
dīpasikhā f. flame of a lamp.  
dīpāloka (dīpa + āloka) m. light of a lamp.  
dīpi m. a panther.  
dīpika m. a panther.  
dīpita pp. of dīpeti illustrated; explained; shown; made clear; explained.  
dīpinī f. female panther.  
dīpeta pr.p. of dīpeti lighting; making clear; explaining.  
dīpetabba pt.p. of dīpeti should be lighted; should be made clear; should be explained.  
dīpeti dip + e light; make clear; explain.  
dīpetvā abs. of dīpeti having lighted; having make clear; having explained.  
dīpenta pr.p. of dīpeti lighting; making clear; explaining.  
dīpesi aor. of dīpeti lighted; made clear; explained.  
du   antithetic prefix implying badness, perverseness, and difficulty.  
duka nt a dyad; a pair.  
dukūla nt. a kind of very fine cloth.  
dukkata adj. badly done. (nt.) wrong action.  
dukkara adj. difficult to do.  
dukkaratā f. difficulty.  
dukkaratta nt. difficulty.  
dukkarabhāva m. difficulty.  
dukkha nt. suffering; pain; misery; agony; discomfort.  
dukkhaanubhavana nt. unpleasant of punishment.  
dukkhaṃ adv. with difficulty.  
dukkhakkhanda m. aggregate of suffering.  
dukkhakkhaya m. extinction of misery.  
dukkhanidāna nt. source of misery. (adj.) causing pain.  
dukkhanirodha m. destruction of suffering.  
dukkhanirodhagāminī f. (the practice) leading to the extinction of suffering.  
dukkhapaṭikkūla adj. averse to pain.  
dukkhapareta adj. afflicted by misery.  
dukkhapita pp. of dukkhāpeti afflicted; caused pain; hurt.  
dukkhapetvā abs. of dukkhāpeti havig afflicted; having caused pain; having hurt.  
dukkhapenta pr.p. of dukkhāpeti afflicting; causing pain; hurting.  
dukkhappatta adj. being in pain.  
dukkhappahāṇa nt. removal of misery.  
dukkhavipāka adj. having pain as its fruit; creating misery.  
dukkhasacca nt. the truth of misery.  
dukkhasamudaya m. the origin of suffering.  
dukkhasamphassa adj. having an unpleasant touch.  
dukkhaseyyā f. an uncomfortable sleep.  
dukkhānubhavana (dukkha + anubhava) nt. undergoing of punishment.  
dukkhāntagū (dukkha + antagū) m. one who has conquered suffering.  
dukkhāpagama (dukkha + apagama) m. removal of pain.  
dukkhāpana nt. hurting.  
dukkhāpeti deno. from dukkha afflicts; causes pain; hurts.  
dukkhāpesi pp. of dukkhāpeti afflicted; caused pain; hurt.  
dukkhita adj. afflicted; grieved; unhappy; dejected; ailing. (pp. of dukkhīyati), felt pain; was distressed.  
dukkhī adj. afflicted; grieved; unhappy; dejected; ailing.  
dukkhīyati deno. from dukkha feel pain; be distressed. aor. dukkhīyi. pp. ḍukkhita  
dukkhīyi aor. of dukkhīyati felt pain; was distressed. aor. dukkhīyi. pp. ḍukkhita  
dukkhudraya adj. causing pain, resulting in ill.  
dukkhūpasama m alleviation of suffering.  
dukkhesi aor. of dukkhāpeti afflicted; caused pain; hurt.  
dukkhotiṇṇa adj. fallen into misery.  
dugga nt. a place difficult to access; a fortress.  
duggata adj. poor; miserable.  
duggati f. a realm of miserable existence.  
dugganda adj. having a bad smell. (m.) a bad smell.  
duggandha m. bad smell.  
duggama adj. difficult to go.  
duggahita adj. held or taken wrongly. (nt.) a wrong action.  
duccaja adj. difficult to leave or given up.  
duccarita nt. bad conduct; wrong action.  
dujivha m. a serpent.  
dujjaha adj. difficult to give or remove.  
dujjāna adj. difficult to know.  
dujjīvita nt. wrong livelihood.  
duṭṭha pp. of dussati offended against; become corrupted or angry. (adj.), spoilt; corrupt; wicked; bad.  
duṭṭhacitta nt. evil-minded; malignant.  
duṭṭhu adv. badly.  
duṭṭhulla nt. lewd talk. (adj.) inferior.  
dutappaya adj. not easily satiable.  
dutiya adj. second; having as the second.  
dutiyaṃ adv. for the second time.  
dutiyaka adj. a companion.  
dutī f. a messenger; envoy.  
duttara adj. difficult to cross over.  
duddama adj. difficult to manage or tame.  
duddasa adj. difficult to see or understand.  
duddasatara adj. more difficult to see.  
duddasāpanna adj. come misfortune.  
duddasika adj. having ugly features.  
duddina nt. a cloudy or unlucky day.  
duddha pp. of duhati milked. (nt.), milk.  
dundubhi nt. drum.  
dunnāmaka nt. piles; haemorrhoids.  
dunnikkhitta adj. badly or wrongly placed.  
dunniggaha adj. difficult to subdue or control.  
dunnimitta nt. bad omen.  
dunnīta adj. wrongly carried or applied.  
dupaṭṭa adj. having two folds.  
duppañña adj. foolish. (m.) a fool.  
duppaṭinissaggiya adj. difficult to give up or abstain from.  
duppaṭivijjha adj. difficult to understand.  
duppamuñca adj. difficult to be freed.  
dupparihāriya adj. difficult to use or manage.  
duphassa m. the nettle plant; disagreeable touch.  
dubbaca adj. obstinate; disobedient.  
dubbaṇṇa adj. of bad colour; discoloured; ugly.  
dubbala adj. feeble; weak.  
dubbalatā f feebleness.  
dubbalatta nt. feebleness.  
dubbalabhāva m. feebleness.  
dubbalya n. feebleness.  
dubbā f. panic grass.  
dubbijāna adj. difficult to understand.  
dubbinīta adj. obstinate; badly trained.  
dubbuṭṭhika adj. rainless. (nt.) a famine; scarcity of rain.  
dubbhaka adj. treacherous; insidious person.  
dubbhati dubh + a is treacherous or unfaithful; plots against.  
dubbhana nt. treachery.  
dubbhara adj. difficult to bring up or speech.  
dubbhāsita nt. an insulting word; bad speech.  
dubbhi aor. of dubbhaka was treacherous or unfaithful; plotted against.  
dubbhikkha nt. a famine; scarcity of food.  
dubbhitvā abs. of dubbhaka having been treacherous or unfaithful; having plotted against.  
duma m. a tree.  
dumagga nt. tree-top.  
dumantara nt. variety of trees; interval of trees.  
duminda (duma + inda), m. the king of trees, i.e., the Bo-tree.  
dumuttama (duma + uttama), m. the king of trees; i.e., the Bo-tree.  
dumuppala m. a tree producing yellow flowers. see kaṇikāra.  
dummaṅku adj. one who is difficult to make silent; obstinate person.  
dummatī m. an evil-minded person; a fool.  
dummana adj. unhappy; sorrowful.  
dummukha adj. having a sad face.  
dummedha adj. foolish.  
duyhati pass. of duhati is milked.  
duyhi aor. of duyhati was milked.  
durakkha adj. difficult to protect.  
durakkhāta pp. badly preached.  
duraccaya adj. difficult to pass over.  
duratikkama adj. difficult to pass over.  
duranubhodha adj. difficult to know or understand.  
durājāna adj. difficult to know or understand.  
durāsada adj. difficult to be approached.  
durita nt. sin; bad action.  
durutta adj. badly spoken. (nt.) bad speech.  
dulladdha adj. obtained with difficulty.  
dulladdhi f. a wrong view.  
dullabha adj. rare; difficult to obtain.  
duvaṅgika adj. consisting of two portions.  
duvidha adj. twofold.  
duve (nom. plu. of dvi) two; two person or things.  
dussa nt. cloth.  
dussakaraṇḍaka m. clothes-chest.  
dussakoṭṭhāgāra nt. a store-room for clothes.  
dussati dus + ya offends against; becomes corrupted or angry.  
dussana nt. offending; corruption; anger.  
dussayuga   a suit of garments.  
dussavaṭṭi f. a foll of cloth; fringe of a cloth.  
dussaha adj. difficult to bear on.  
dussi aor. of dussati offended against; became corrupted or angry.  
dussitvā abs. of dussati having offended against; having become corrupted or angry.  
dussīla adj. of bad character; void of morality.  
duha adj. (in cpds.) milking; yielding; granting.  
duhati duh + a milks.  
duhana nt. milking.  
duhamāna pr.p. of duhati milking.  
duhi aor. of duhati milked.  
duhitu f. daughter.  
duhitvā abs. of duhati having milked.  
dūta m. a messenger; envoy.  
dūteyya nt. errand; commission; carrying of messages.  
dūbhaka adj. a treacherous person.  
dūra adj. distant; far. (nt.), distance.  
dūraṅgama adj. going afar.  
dūrato inf. from afar.  
dūratta nt. the fact of being distant.  
dūsaka adj. one who defiles or defames; corrupting; spoiling.  
dūsana nt. corruption; defilement.  
dūsayamāna pr.p. of dūseti 1. spoiling; polluting; 2. defaming; 3. ill-treating.  
dūsita pp. of dūseti 1. spoiled; polluted; 2. defamed; 3. ill-treated.  
dūseti dus + e spoils; pollutes; defames; ill-treats.  
dūsetvā abs. of dūseti 1. to spoil; to pollute; 2. to defame; 3. to ill-treat.  
dūsenta pr.p. of dūseti 1. spoiling; polluting; 2. defaming; 3. ill-treating.  
dūsesi aor. of dūseti 1. spoiled; polluted; 2. defamed; 3. ill-treated.  
deḍḍubha m. a water-snake.  
deṇḍima m. a kettle-drum.  
deti dā + e gives. (See dadāti).  
denta pr.p. of deti giving. (See dadāti).  
deva m. 1. a deity; 2. the sky; 3. a rain cloud; 4. a king.  
devakaññā f. a heavenly maiden.  
devakāya m. a group of gods.  
devakumāra m. a divine prince.  
devakusuma nt. cloves.  
devagaṇa m. a troop of gods.  
devacārikā f. a journey in heaven.  
devaccharā f. a nymph.  
devaññatara adj. an inferior deity.  
devaṭṭhāna nt. a temple dedicated to a deity.  
devatā f. a deity.  
devatta nt. divinity.  
devattabhāva m. divine condition or body.  
devadattika   devadattiya adj. given by a deity.  
devadāru m. a kind of pine, Uvaria longifolia.  
devadundubhi f. thunder.  
devadūta m. gods' messenger.  
devadeva m. the god of gods.  
devadhamma m. divine virtue; fear to sin.  
devadhītu f. a young nymph.  
devanagara nt. the city of the devas.  
devanikāya adj. a community of devas.  
devaparisā f. an assembly of devas.  
devaputta m. son of a god.  
devapura nt. the celestial city.  
devabhavana nt. abode of a deity.  
devayāna nt. the path to heaven; an air-ship.  
devara m. brother-in-law; husband's brother.  
devarāja m. the king of devas.  
devarukkha m. a celestial tree.  
devarūpa nt. an image of a deity.  
devaloka m. heaven.  
devavimāna adj. heavenly mansion.  
devasika adj. occurring daily.  
devasikaṃ adv. daily.  
devātideva m. the god of gods.  
devānubhāva m. divine power.  
deviddhi f. divine power.  
devisi m. a divine seer.  
devī f. a goddess; a queen.  
devūpapatti f. rebirth among gods.  
desa m. region; country; a district.  
desaka m. a preacher; one who expounds.  
desanā f. discourse, sermon, preaching.  
desanāvilāsa m. beauty of instruction.  
desika adj. belonging to a country or province.  
desita pp. ḍeseti pointed out; preached; expounded.  
deseti dis + e points out; preaches; expounds.  
desetu m. a preacher; one who expounds.  
desetvā abs. having pointed out; having preached; having expounded.  
desenta pr.p. deseti pointing out; preaching; expounding.  
desesi aor. of deseti pointed out; preached; expounded.  
dessa adj. disagreeable; detestable; odious.  
dessiya adj. disagreeable; detestable; odious.  
deha m. nt. the body.  
dehanikkhepana nt. laying down the body; death.  
dehanissita adj. connected with or belonging to the body.  
dehī m. that which has a body; a creature.  
doṇa m. nt. a measure of capacity; 1/8th of a bushel.  
doṇi f. a boat; a canoe; a trough.  
doṇikā f. a boat; a canoe; a trough.  
domanassa nt. displeasure; melancholy; grief.  
dolā f. a swing; palanquin.  
dolāyati deno. from dolā swings; moves to and fro.  
dolāyi aor. of dolāyati swung; moved to and fro.  
dovārika m. gatekeeper.  
dosa m. anger; corrupting; defect; fault.  
dosakkhāna nt. blaming.  
dosaggi m. the fire of anger.  
dosāpagata adj. free from fault or defect.  
dosāropaṇa nt. blaming; finding fault.  
dosinā f. bright; moonlit.  
dohaka m. one who milks.  
dohaḷa m. longing of a pregnant woman; strong desire.  
dohaḷinī f. the woman who has some longing.  
dohī adj. 1. one who milks; 2. an ungrateful person.  
dvaṅgula adj. measuring two inches. (nt.) two inches.  
dvattiṃsati f. thirty-two.  
dvattikkhattuṃ adv. twice or thrice.  
dvattipatta nt. two or three bowls.  
dvanda nt. a pair; couple; dyad. (m.) the Collective Compound.  
dvaya nt. a pair; couple; dyad.  
dvācattāḷīsati f. forty-two.  
dvādasa adj. twelve.  
dvānavuti f. ninety-two.  
dvāra nt. door; entrance; gate.  
dvārakavāṭa nt. the shutter of a door; doors and windows.  
dvārakoṭṭhaka nt. the gateway; room over a gate.  
dvāragāma m. village outside the city-gates.  
dvāraṭṭha m. gate-man; gatekeeper.  
dvārapāla m. gate-man; gatekeeper.  
dvārabāhā f. door-post.  
dvārasālā f. a hall near the gate.  
dvārika adj. belonging to a gate. noun: a doorkeeper, m.  
dvāvīsati f. twenty-two.  
dvāsaṭṭhi f. sixty-two.  
dvāsattati f. seventy-two.  
dvāsīti f. eighty-two.  
dvi adj. two. (the numeral)  
dvika nt. a dyad; pair; couple.  
dvikkhattuṃ adv. twice.  
dviguṇa adj. twofold; double.  
dvicattālīsati f. forty-two.  
dvija m. a brahmin; a bird; a tooth; (twice-born).  
dvijivha adj. a serpent, (having two tongues).  
dvidhā adv. in two ways; in two parts.  
dvidhāpatha m. crossing of roads.  
dvinavuti f. ninety-two.  
dvipa m. an elephant.  
dvipaññāsati f. fifty-two.  
dvipatha m. crossing of roads.  
dvimāsika adj. two months old or existing two months.  
dvisaṭṭhi f. sixty-two.  
dvisata nt. two hundred.  
dvisattati f. seventy-two.  
dvisahassa nt. two-thousand.  
dvītīhaṃ adv. two or three days.  
dvīha nt. two days.  
dve (nom. plu. of dvi) the two.  
dvejjha nt. doubt; contradiction. (adj.) doubtful.  
dvedhā adv. in two ways; in two.  
dvedhāpatha m. a cross road.  
dvepatha m. a cross road.  
dvebhāva m. twofoldness.  
dveḷhaka nt. doubt.  
dveḷhakajāta adj. being in doubt.  
dvevācika adj. having only two words (to repeat).  
dhaṅka m. a crow.  
dhaja m. a flag; emblem; symbol.  
dhajagga   the top of a standard.  
dhajālu adj. adorned with flags.  
dhajāhaṭa (dhaja + āhaṭa) adj. captured in war; taken as a booty.  
dhajinī f. an army.  
dhañña nt. grain; corn. (adj.) fortunate; lucky.  
dhaññaphala nt. harvest.  
dhaññarāsi m. a heap of grain.  
dhaññavantu adj. fortunate; lucky.  
dhaññāgāra dhañña + agāra a granary.  
dhata pp. of dhāreti kept in mind; known by heart.  
dhana nt. wealth, riches.  
dhanakkīta adj. bought for money.  
dhanakkhaya m. exhaustion of wealth.  
dhanatthaddha adj. proud of wealth.  
dhanatthika adj. desiring wealth.  
dhanalola adj. greedy of wealth.  
dhanavantu adj. rich, wealthy.  
dhanahetu adv. for the sake of wealth.  
dhanāyati deno. from dhana considers something as one's wealth.  
dhanāsā (dhana + āsā) f. craving for wealth.  
dhanika m. a creditor.  
dhanita nt. sound. (adj.), sounded; sonant (said of a letter).  
dhanī adj. wealthy. noun: wealthy person.  
dhanu nt. a bow.  
dhanuka nt. a small bow.  
dhanukāra m. bow-maker.  
dhanuketakī m. the screw-maker.  
dhanuggaha m. an archer.  
dhanusippa nt. the art of shooting.  
dhanta pp. of dhamati blown; sounded; kindled.  
dhama adj. & n. one who blows; a player (of a trumpet, etc.).  
dhamaka adj. & n. one who blows; a player (of a trumpet, etc.).  
dhamakaraka m. a filter or water-strainer. (often seen as dhammakaraka).  
dhamati dham + a blows; sounds; kindles.  
dhamana ger. of dhamati blowing; sounding; kindling.  
dhamani f. a vein.  
dhamanisanthatagatta adj. having veins showing all over the body (for lack of flesh).  
dhamanta pr.p. of dhamati blowing; sounding; kindling.  
dhamāpeti caus. of dhameti causes to blow; causes to sound.  
dhami aor. of dhamati blew; sounded; kindled.  
dhamita pp. of dhameti blown; sounded.  
dhamitvā abs. of dhamati having blown; having sounded; having kindled.  
dhameti dham + e blows; sounds.  
dhamenta pr.p. of dhameti blowing; sounding.  
dhamesi aor. of dhameti blew; sounded.  
dhamma m. doctrine; nature; truth; the Norm; morality; good conduct.  
dhammakathā f. religious talk; ethical discussion.  
dhammakathika m. one who preaches the Norm.  
dhammakamma nt. a legally valid act; procedure in accordance with Vinaya rules.  
dhammakāma adj. lover of the truth.  
dhammakāya adj. the Normal body.  
dhammakkhandha m. a portion of the Norm.  
dhammakkhāna nt. preaching of the doctrine.  
dhammagaṇḍikā f. the block of justice. i.e., of execution.  
dhammagaru adj. respecting the Norm.  
dhammagutta adj. protected by the Norm.  
dhammaghosaka m. one who announces about the preaching of the Norm.  
dhammacakka nt. the wheel of Norm.  
dhammacakkappavattana nt. preaching of the universal righteousness.  
dhammacakkhu nt. the eye of wisdom.  
dhammacariyā f. observance of righteousness.  
dhammacārī m. one who walks in the righteousness. (adj.) virtuous.  
dhammacetiya nt. a shrine in which sacred texts are enshrined.  
dhammajīvī adj. living righteously.  
dhammaññū adj. one who knows the doctrine.  
dhammaṭṭha adj. just; righteous.  
dhammaṭṭhiti f. the real nature of the Norm.  
dhammatakka m. right reasoning.  
dhammatā f. a general rule; nature.  
dhammadāna nt. the gift of the Norm.  
dhammadāyāda adj. having dhamma as one's inheritance; spiritual heir.  
dhammadīpa adj. having the Norm as a sound footing.  
dhammadesanā f. exposition of the Norm.  
dhammadessī m. a hater of the Norm.  
dhammadhaja adj. having dhamma as one's banner.  
dhammadhara adj. one who knows the Norm by heart.  
dhammani m. rat-snake.  
dhammaniyāma m. the order of the Norm.  
dhammapaṇṇākāra m. a present consisting of dhamma.  
dhammapada nt. a line or stanza of the Norm.  
dhammappamāṇa adj. measuring by the teaching.  
dhammabhaṇḍāgārika m. the treasurer of the Norm.  
dhammabheri f. the drum of the Norm.  
dhammarakkhita adj. protected by the Norm.  
dhammarata adj. fond of the Law.  
dhammarati f. delight in the Law.  
dhammarasa m. taste of the Norm.  
dhammarāja m. the king of righteousness.  
dhammaladdha adj. righteously acquired.  
dhammavara m. the excellent doctrine.  
dhammavādī adj. speaking according to the Law.  
dhammavicaya m. investigation of doctrine.  
dhammavidū adj. one who understands the Law.  
dhammavinicchaya m. righteous decision.  
dhammavihārī adj. living according to the Law.  
dhammasaṃvibhāga m. distribution of the Law.  
dhammasaṅgāhaka m. compiler of the scriptures.  
dhammasaṅgīti f. recital of sacred scriptures.  
dhammasamādāna nt. acquisition of the Norm.  
dhammasaraṇa nt. putting one's faith on the Norm.  
dhammasavaṇa nt. hearing of the Norm.  
dhammasākacchā f. discussion about the Law.  
dhammasālā f. preaching hall.  
dhammasenāpati m. generalissimo of the Law.  
dhammasoṇḍa adj. fond of the Norm.  
dhammassāmī m. the lord of the Norm.  
dhammādāsa (dhamma + ādāsa), m. the mirror of the Norm.  
dhammādhipati (dhamma + adhipati), adj. respecting of Law as one's guide.  
dhammānudhamma (dhamma + anudhamma), m. lawfulness; conformity with the Norm.  
dhammānuvattī (dhamma + anuvattī), adj. acting in conformity with the Law.  
dhammānusārī (dhamma + anusārī), adj. acting in conformity with the Law.  
dhammābhisamaya (dhamma + abhisamaya), m. understanding of the Truth.  
dhammāmata (dhamma + amata), nt. the nectar of the Norm.  
dhammāsana (dhamma + āsana), nt. a pulpit.  
dhammika adj. righteous.  
dhammilla m. a knot of hair; braided hair.  
dhammīkathā f. religious talk.  
dhara adj. (in cpds.) bearing; holding; keeping in mind; wearing.  
dharaṇa nt. a weight comprising about 2/5 of an ounce.  
dharaṇī f. the earth.  
dharati dhar + a lasts; continues; lives.  
dharanta pr.p. of dharati lasting; continuing; living.  
dharamāna pr.p. of dharati lasting; continuing; living.  
dhari aor. of dharati lasted; continued; lived.  
dharuha m. a tree.  
dhava m. husband; the acacia tree.  
dhavala adj. white; clean. (n.), white colour.  
dhātī f. a nurse; foster-mother.  
dhātu f. an element; natural condition; a relic; root of a word; humour of the body; faculty of senses.  
dhātuka adj. (in cpds.) having the nature of.  
dhātukathā f. an explanation about elements; the 3rd book of the Abhidhamma.  
dhātukusala   skilled in the elements.  
dhātughara nt. a relic chamber.  
dhātunānatta nt. diversity of natures or elements.  
dhātuvibhāga m. separation of elements; distribution of relics.  
dhāraka adj. (in cpds.) bearing; holding; wearing.  
dhārita pp. of dhāreti borne; held; worn.  
dhāreti dhar + e bears; holds; wears.  
dhāretu m. bearer; holder; wearer.  
dhāretvā abs. of dhāreti having borne; having held; having worn.  
dhārenta pr.p. of dhāreti bearing; holding; wearing.  
dhāresi aor. of dhāreti bore; held; wore.  
dhāvati dhāv + a runs; runs away.  
dhāvana nt. running.  
dhāvanta pr.p. of dhāvati running; running away.  
dhāvi aor. of dhāvati ran; ran away.  
dhāvita pp. of dhāvati run; run away.  
dhāvitvā abs. of dhāvati having run; having run away.  
dhāviya abs. of dhāvati having run; having run away.  
dhi ind. fie! shame! woe!  
dhikkata adj. despised; detested; reviled.  
dhiti f. energy; courage.  
dhitimantu adj. energetic; resolution.  
dhītalikā f. a doll.  
dhītu f. daughter.  
dhītupati m. son-in-law.  
dhīmantu adj. wise.  
dhīyati dhā + ī + ya is borne.  
dhīyamāna pr.p. of dhīyati bearing  
dhīyi aor. of dhīyati was borne.  
dhīra adj. wise; the wise.  
dhīvara m. a fisher-man.  
dhuta pp. of dhunāti shaken off; removed.  
dhutaṅga nt. an ascetic practice.  
dhutadhara adj.; n. one who practises dhutaṅgas.  
dhutavādī m. one who inculcates dhutaṅgas.  
dhutta m. one who leads a corrupted life; a scoundrel; a cheat.  
dhuttaka m. one who leads a corrupted life; a scoundrel; a cheat.  
dhuttikā f. one who leads a corrupted life; a scoundrel; a cheat.  
dhuttī f. one who leads a corrupted life; a scoundrel; a cheat.  
dhunana nt. shaking off; doing away with.  
dhunanta pr.p of dhunāti tossing; shaking off; removing.  
dhunāti dhu + nā tosses; shakes off; removes.  
dhuni aor. of dhunāti tossed; shook off; removed.  
dhunitabba pt.p. of dhunāti should be tossed; should be shaken off; should be removed.  
dhunitvā abs. of dhunāti having tossed; having shaken off; having removed.  
dhura nt. 1. an office; responsibility; a charge; 2. a yoke; 3. the shaft of a carriage; 4. the forepart. (adj.) foremost; near.  
dhuragāma m. neighbouring village.  
dhuranikkhepa m. giving up of a hope or responsibility.  
dhurandhara adj. bearing the office or taking the responsibility.  
dhurabhatta nt. regularly given meal.  
dhuravahana nt. bearing of the yoke or office.  
dhuravihāra m. neighbouring monastery.  
dhuva adj. stable; permanent; regular; constant.  
dhuvaṃ adv. regularly; constantly.  
dhūpa m. incense.  
dhūpana   1. fumigation; incensing; 2. flavouring; seasoning (of curry).  
dhūpāyati (deno. from dhūpa) emits smoke; fumigates.  
dhūpāyanta pr.p. of dhūpāyati emiting smoke; fumigating.  
dhūpāyi aor. of dhūpāyati emited smoke; fumigated.  
dhūpāyita pp. of dhūpāyati emited smoke; fumigated.  
dhūpita pp. of dhūpeti flavoured or seasoned with oil; fumigated.  
dhūpeti dhūp + e flavours or seasons with oil; fumigates.  
dhūpetvā abs. of dhūpeti having flavoured or seasoned with oil; having fumigated.  
dhūpesi aor. of dhūpeti flavoured or seasoned with oil; fumigated.  
dhūma m. smoke; fumes.  
dhūmaketu m. a comet; fire.  
dhūmajāla nt. a mass of smoke.  
dhūmanetta nt. an outlet for smoke; a tobacco pipe.  
dhūmasikha m. fire.  
dhūmāyati (deno. from dhūma) smokes; smoulders; clouds over.  
dhūmāyi aor. of dhūmāyati smoked; smouldered; clouded over.  
dhūmāyitatta nt. obscuration; clouding over; becoming like smoke.  
dhūli f. dust.  
dhūsara adj. dust-coloured; yellowish.  
dhenu f. a cow; a female animal in general.  
dhenupa m. a suckling calf.  
dhota pp. of dhovati washed; rinsed; cleansed.  
dhona adj. wise.  
dhorayha adj. able to bear a burden or to carry the yoke. (m.) a beast of burden.  
dhovati dhov + a washes; rinses; cleanses.  
dhovana nt. washing.  
dhovanta pr.p. of dhovati washing ; rinsing; cleansing.  
dhovi aor. of dhovati washed; rinsed; cleanse.  
dhovitabba pt.p. of dhovati should be washed; should be rinsed; should be cleansed.  
dhovitvā abs. of dhovati having washed; having rinsed; having cleansed.  
dhoviya abs. of dhovati having washed; having rinsed; having cleansed.