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1 वस्समि
වස්සමි vassami(aor of vissamati) rested; reposed; recovered from fatigue. -
2 विस्समति
විස්සමති vissamati(vi + sam + a) rests; reposes; recoveres from fatigue. -
3 विस्समन्त
විස්සමන්ත vissamanta(pr.p. of vissamati) resting; reposing; recovering from fatigue. -
4 विस्समित्वा
විස්සමිත්වා vissamitvaa vissamitvā(abs. of vissamati) having rested; having reposed; having recovered from fatigue.
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