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1 धमनिसन्थतगत्त
ධමනිසන්ථතගත්ත dhamanisanthatagatta adjhaving veins showing all over the body (for lack of flesh). -
2 परिच्छादना
පරිච්ඡාදනා paricchaadanaa paricchādanā fcovering all over. -
3 परिसिञ्चति
පරිසිඤ්චති parisiपरिसिञ्चतिncati parisiñcati(pari + sic + ṃ-a) sprinkles all over. -
4 परिसिञ्चि
පරිසිඤ්චි parisiपरिसिञ्चिnci parisiñci(aor of parisiñcati) sprinkled all over. -
5 परिसिञ्चित्वा
පරිසිඤ්චිත්වා parisiपरिसिञ्चित्वाncitvaa parisiñcitvā(abs. of parisiñcati) having sprinkled all over. -
6 परिसित्त
පරිසිත්ත parisitta(pp. of parisiñcati) sprinkled all over. -
7 विक्खित्तक
වික්ඛිත්තක vikkhittaka adjscattered all over. n such a corpse. -
8 विकिण्ण
විකිණ්ණ vikiNNa vikiṇṇa(pp. of vikirati) scattered about; strewn all over. -
9 विच्छिद्दक
විච්ඡිද්දක vicchiddaka adjfull of holes; perforated all over. -
10 विप्पकिण्ण
විප්පකිණ්ණ vippakiNNa vippakiṇṇa(pp. of vippakiṇṇa) strewn all over; confounded; destroyed. -
11 विप्पकिरति
විප්පකිරති vippakirati(vi + pa + kir + a) strew all over; confound; destroys. -
12 विप्पकिरि
විප්පකිරි vippakiri(aor of vippakirati) strewed all over; confounded; destroyed. -
13 विप्पकिरित्वा
විප්පකිරිත්වා vippakiritvaa vippakiritvā(abs. of vippakirati) having strewn all over; having confounded; having destroyed. -
14 समोतत
සමොතත samotata(pp.) strewn all over; spread. -
15 सित्थावकारकं
සිත්ථාවකාරකṃ sitthaavakaarakaM sitthāvakārakaṃ advscattering boiled rice all over.
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