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khanj

1 khañj

(P. pr. kháñjati—/;
fut. khañjişyáti; pf. cakhañja; aor. ákhañjīt) хромать, идти прихрамывая

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2 खञ्ज्

khañj
1) cl. 1. P. khañjati, to limp, walk lame Suṡr. II, 1, 76 Naish. XI, 107 ;

+ cf. Gk. σκάζω;
Germ. hinke
2) mfn. (nom. khan) limping Vop. III, 134.

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3 खाञ्जार

khāñjāra
m. patr. fr. khañj gaṇa ṡivâ̱di

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4 खाञ्जाल

khāñjāla
m. patr. fr. khañj- gaṇa ṡivâ̱di

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5 ceum

a step, Irish céim, Old Irish ceimm, Welsh, Cornish cam, Old Welsh cemmein, gradibus, Breton kam, *kn$$.gmen-, verb *kengô, I go, Irish cingim, Gaulish Cingeto-rix, "king of marching men" - of warriors: Indo-European khen$$g, limp; German hinken, limp; Sanskrit khañj, limp.

Etymological dictionary of the Gaelic language > ceum
6 sgaoim

a fright, a start from fear, skittishness: for sgeum? If so, for sceng-men, Early Irish scingim, I start; Greek $$G skázw, I limp, $$G skimbázw, limp; German hinken (do.); Sanskrit khanj (do.). See sgeun.

Etymological dictionary of the Gaelic language > sgaoim