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1 अनुपचित
අනුපචිත anupacita adjnot accumulated. -
2 आचित
ආචිත aacita ācita(pp. of ācināti) accumulated. -
3 आचिनि
ආචිනි aacini ācini(aor of ācināti) accumulated. -
4 आचियि
ආචියි aaciyi āciyi(aor of ācīyati) was heaped up or accumulated. -
5 आचीयति
ආචීයති aaciiyati ācīyati(pass. of ācināti) is heaped up or accumulated. -
6 आयूहि
ආයූහි aayuuhi āyūhi(aor of āyūhati) 1. strived; 2. accumulated; 3. swam. -
7 आयूहित
ආයූහිත aayuuhita āyūhita(pp. of āyūhati) 1. strived; 2. accumulated; 3. swum. -
8 उपचिण्ण
උපචිණ්ණ upaciNNa upaciṇṇa(pp. of upacināti) practised; frequented; accumulated. -
9 उपचित
උපචිත upacita(pp. of upacināti) collected; accumulated; built. -
10 उपचिनि
උපචිනි upacini(aor of upacināti) collected; accumulated; built. -
11 चिनि
චිනි cini(aor of cināti) heaped up; collected; accumulated. -
12 निचित
නිචිත nicita(pp. of nicināti) accumulated. -
13 पचिनि
පචිනි pacini(aor of pacināti) picked; plucked; collected; accumulated. -
14 परिचिण्ण
පරිචිණ්ණ pariciNNa pariciṇṇa(pp. of paricināti) practised; attended; acquainted with; accumulated; accustomed. -
15 परिचित
පරිචිත paricita(pp. of paricināti) practised; attended; acquainted with; accumulated; accustomed. -
16 पसवि
පසවි pasavi(aor of pasavati) brought forth; gave birth to; flowed; accumulated. -
17 पसवित
පසවිත pasavita(pp. of pasavati) brought forth; given birth to; flowed; accumulated. -
18 पसवित्वा
පසවිත්වා pasavitvaa pasavitvā(abs. of pasavati) gaving brought forth; having given birth to; having flowed; having accumulated. -
19 सञ्चिण्ण
සඤ්චිණ්ණ saसञ्चिण्णnciNNa sañciṇṇa(pp. of sañcināti) accumulated; practised. -
20 सञ्चित
සඤ්චිත saसञ्चितncita sañcita(pp. of sañcināti) accumulated.
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