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1 चावित
චාවිත caavita cāvita(pp. of cāveti) brought to fall; driven away. -
2 नुण्ण
නුණ්ණ nuNNa nuṇṇa(pp. of nudati) driven away; removed. -
3 नुदित्वा
නුදිත්වා nuditvaa nuditvā(abs. of nudati) having driven away; having expeled; having rejected. -
4 नीहट
නීහට niihaTa nīhaṭa(pp. of nīharati), taken out; driven away. -
5 नीहरित्वा
නීහරිත්වා niiharitvaa nīharitvā(abs. of nīharati) having taken out; having driven away; having stretched out. -
6 पाजेत
පාජෙත paajeta pājeta(pp. of pājeti) driven; led. -
7 पाजेत्वा
පාජෙත්වා paajetvaa pājetvā(abs. of pājeti) having driven; having led. -
8 पाजित
පාජිත paajita pājita(pp. of pājeti) driven; led. -
9 विनोदेत्वा
විනොදෙත්වා vinodetvaa vinodetvā(abs. of vinodeti) having dispelled; having removed; having driven out. -
10 विनोदित
විනොදිත vinodita(pp. of vinodeti) dispelled; removed; driven out.
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