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2 ग्लान
glānámfn. feeling aversion orﾠ dislike ṠBr. I, 2, 5, 8 ;
wearied, languid, exhausted, emaciated MBh. R. III, 39, 30 Ṡak. III, 7 (v.l.) ;
torpid Bādar. II, 2, 29 Sch. ;
sick L. ;
n. exhaustion MBh. XIII, 3519 VarBṛS. LXXVIII, 12 ;
sickness Buddh. ;
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3 ग्लानप्रत्यय
glāná-pratyayam. a requisite for sick persons Divyâ̱v. XII.
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4 ग्लानमनस्
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5 अभिष्णात
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6 glan
m zw. pl posp. glany bovver boots pl GB pot.; army a. combat boots pl- skini w glanach skinheads in bovver boots■ dostać z glana posp. to get kicked* * *miGen. -a sl.1. ( but) shiny shoe.2. ( kopnięcie) boot.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > glan
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7 अभिपरिग्लान
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8 परिग्लान
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9 blian
Ithe flank, groin, Irish bléin, Early Irish blén, Old Irish melen, for mleen, *mlakno-; Greek $$G malakós, soft (Strachan, Stokes). The meaning, if not the phonetics, is not quite satisfactory.IIlean, insipid, blianach, lean flesh; cf. Welsh blin, tired, Old Breton blinion, inertes. These may be referred to *$$gleghno-, Lithuanian glez$$?nus, tender, weak, Greek $$G blchrós, languid. See, however, the derivation suggested for blian, above. For the Brittonic words, Stokes has suggested the stem blêno-; Sanskrit glána, tired. -
10 glan
clean, pure, Irish, Old Irish glan, Welsh glain, Breton glan, Gaulish river name Glana: *glano-s, root glê, gel, gla, shine; Greek $$Gglc/nea, shows, $$Gglc/nc, eyeball, $$Ggelei$$nn, shine (Hes.), and $$G glainoí, bright ornamentation (Hes.), from root glai, from which English clean comes (thus: glê, gla: glêi, glai).
См. также в других словарях:
glana — glana … Dictionnaire des rimes
glana — • glo, bliga, stirra, gapa, glana, fåntitta … Svensk synonymlexikon
glāná — ग्लान … Indonesian dictionary
glana — v ( de, t) stirra, glo … Clue 9 Svensk Ordbok
glāná-manas — ग्लानमनस् … Indonesian dictionary
glāná-pratyaya — ग्लानप्रत्यय … Indonesian dictionary
abhi-pari-glāna — अभिपरिग्लान … Indonesian dictionary
pari-glāna — परिग्लान … Indonesian dictionary
glandered — glan·dered || glændÉ™(r)d adj. suffering from glanders (infectious disease of horses and mules) … English contemporary dictionary
glanderous — glan·der·ous || glændÉ™rÉ™s adj. suffering from glanders (infectious disease of horses and mules) … English contemporary dictionary
glanders — glan·ders || glændÉ™(r)z n. infectious disease of horses and mules … English contemporary dictionary
