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1 कतपटिसन्थार
කතපටිසන්ථාර katapaTisanthaara katapaṭisanthāra adjhaving (been) received kindly. -
2 सखिल
සඛිල sakhila adjkindly in speech. -
3 सङ्गण्हन्त
සඞ්ගණ්හන්ත saसङ्गण्हन्तNgaNhanta saṅgaṇhanta(pr.p. of saṅgaṇhāti) treating kindly. -
4 सङ्गण्हाति
සඞ්ගණ්හාති saसङ्गण्हातिNgaNhaati saṅgaṇhāti(saṃ + gah + ṇhā) treats kindly; compiles; collects. -
5 सङ्गण्हि
සඞ්ගණ්හි saसङ्गण्हिNgaNhi saṅgaṇhi(aor of saṅgaṇhāti) treated kindly; compiled; collected. -
6 सङ्गण्हित्वा
සඞ්ගණ්හිත්වා saसङ्गण्हित्वाNgaNhitvaa saṅgaṇhitvā(abs. of saṅgaṇhāti) having treated kindly; having compiled; having collected. -
7 सङ्गय्ह
සඞ්ගය්හ saसङ्गय्हNgayha saṅgayha(abs. of saṅgaṇhāti) having treated kindly; having compiled; having collected. -
8 सङ्गहेत्वा
සඞ්ගහෙත්වා saसङ्गहेत्वाNgahetvaa saṅgahetvā(abs. of saṅgaṇhāti) having treated kindly; having compiled; having collected. -
9 सङ्गहित
සඞ්ගහිත saसङ्गहितNgahita saṅgahita(pp. of saṅgaṇhāti) treated kindly; compiled; collected. -
10 सङ्गाहक
සඞ්ගාහක saसङ्गाहकNgaahaka saṅgāhaka adjone who collects, compiles, treats kindly, or holds together. m charioteer. -
11 सम्पियन्त
සම්පියන්ත sampiyanta(pr.p. of sampiyāyati) treating kindly. -
12 सम्पियमान
සම්පියමාන sampiyamaana sampiyamāna(pr.p. of sampiyāyati) treating kindly. -
13 सम्पियायति
සම්පියායති sampiyaayati sampiyāyati(deno. from sampiya) treats kindly; to be attached or devoted to; to be fond of -
14 सम्पियायि
සම්පියායි sampiyaayi sampiyāyi(aor of sampiyāyati) treated kindly. -
15 सम्पियित
සම්පියිත sampiyita(pp. of sampiyāyati) treated kindly. -
16 सम्पियित्वा
සම්පියිත්වා sampiyitvaa sampiyitvā(abs. of sampiyāyati) having treated kindly.
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