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121 श्रमण
ṡramaṇámf (ā orﾠ ī)n. making effort orﾠ exertion, toiling, labouring, (esp.) following a toilsome orﾠ menial business W. ;
base, vile, bad ib. ;
naked L. ;
m. one who performs acts of mortification orﾠ austerity, an ascetic, monk, devotee, religious mendicant ṠBr. etc. etc.;
a Buddhist monk orﾠ mendicant ( alsoﾠ applied to Buddha himself cf. MWB. 23 etc.. ;
alsoﾠ applied to a Jain. ascetic now commonly called Yati) MBh. R. etc.;
N. of a serpent-demon Buddh. ;
(ā orﾠ ī), a female mendicant orﾠ nun L. ;
a hard-working woman L. ;
(ā) f. a handsome woman L. ;
= ṡabarī-bhid, māṉsī, muṇḍīrī L. ;
n. toil, labour, exertion ṠāṇkhṠr. ;
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122 nastojanje
n endeavoring, endeavor(s), effort(s); (napor) exertion, striving; (težnja) aspiration, pursuit of; (pokušaji) trying, attempting, attempts I u -u da in an effort to, in one's effort(s) to, in attempting to, in a bid to* * *• endeavor• endeavour• exertion• determination• effort -
123 liikarasitus
yks.nom. liikarasitus; yks.gen. liikarasituksen; yks.part. liikarasitusta; yks.ill. liikarasitukseen; mon.gen. liikarasitusten liikarasituksien; mon.part. liikarasituksia; mon.ill. liikarasituksiinover-exertion (noun)overexertion (noun)overstrain (noun)overwork (noun)* * *• overstrain• overwork• overstress• over-exertion• overexertion• excessive stress• overload -
124 pinnistys
yks.nom. pinnistys; yks.gen. pinnistyksen; yks.part. pinnistystä; yks.ill. pinnistykseen; mon.gen. pinnistysten pinnistyksien; mon.part. pinnistyksiä; mon.ill. pinnistyksiinexertion (noun)spurt (noun)strain (noun)tension (noun)* * *• exertion• spurt• strain• tension -
125 ponnistus
yks.nom. ponnistus; yks.gen. ponnistuksen; yks.part. ponnistusta; yks.ill. ponnistukseen; mon.gen. ponnistusten ponnistuksien; mon.part. ponnistuksia; mon.ill. ponnistuksiineffort (noun)endeavour (noun)exertion (noun)labor (noun)labour (noun)push (noun)strain (noun)struggle (noun)take-off (noun)travail (noun)* * *• take-off• struggle• strain• endeavour• push• travail• exercise• effort• attempt• action• exertion• labour -
126 rasitus
yks.nom. rasitus; yks.gen. rasituksen; yks.part. rasitusta; yks.ill. rasitukseen; mon.gen. rasitusten rasituksien; mon.part. rasituksia; mon.ill. rasituksiinburden (noun)charge (noun)drain (noun)encumbrance (noun)exertion (noun)oppression (noun)strain (noun)stress (noun)* * *• tease• load• loading• nuisance• oppression• plague• charge• stress• trial• trouble• vexation• irritation• strain• burden• aggravation• harassment• annoyance• disturbance• displeasure• drain• effort• encumbrance• exasperation• exertion• handicap• anger -
127 rynnistys
yks.nom. rynnistys; yks.gen. rynnistyksen; yks.part. rynnistystä; yks.ill. rynnistykseen; mon.gen. rynnistysten rynnistyksien; mon.part. rynnistyksiä; mon.ill. rynnistyksiinassault (noun)attack (noun)drive (noun)exertion (noun)onrush (noun)ruch (noun)rush (noun)* * *• onrush• ruch• rush• drive• attack• assault• exertion -
128 усилие
effort* * ** * *effort, strain, exertion* * *efforteffortsexertionexertionsintensionlabourpains
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