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1 कायिक
කායික kaayika kāyika adjrelating to the resulting from the body. -
2 दुक्खुद्रय
දුක්ඛුද්රය dukkhudraya adjcausing pain, resulting in ill. -
3 निप्फज्जमान
නිප්ඵජ්ජමාන nipphajjamaana nipphajjamāna(pr.p. of nipphajjati) being produced; springing forth; resulting; happening. -
4 निब्बत्तन्त
නිබ්බත්තන්ත nibbattanta(pr.p. of nibbattati) being born; resulting; arising -
5 सुखविपाक
සුඛවිපාක sukhavipaaka sukhavipāka adjresulting in happiness. -
6 सन्निपातिक
සන්නිපාතික sannipaatika sannipātika adjresulting from the union of the humours. -
7 सीसच्छेज्ज
සීසච්ඡෙජ්ජ siisacchejja sīsacchejja adjresulting in decapitation.
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