Sanskrit Words In Southeast Asian Languages

by Satya Vrat Shastri | 2005 | 125,218 words

This book, entitled "Sanskrit Words In Southeast Asian Languages", explores the profound influence of Sanskrit on Southeast Asian languages and cultures. It highlights India's extensive cultural and linguistic exchanges with Southeast Asia, beginning from ancient times when Indian rulers and religious envoys connected with countries like ...

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bolipok - n. to eat; to consume. Skt. paribhoga - n. consumption. bolilak - n. to keep; to maintain; to conserve. Skt. pariraksa - n. maintenance; conservation. 237 bolivad - n. to turn; to go back; to revolve. griadnabad Skt. ca parivartta - n. turning or going back; revolving. bolivan - n. a follower; a retainer. Skt. ca parivara - n. dependent. abod 002 bolihan - v. to administer; to execute. Skt. RR parihara - n. seizing; surrounding; avoiding. bolom adj. best. Skt. parama - adj. best. bohan adj. ancient. Skt. purana adj. ancient. bad - n. a leaf; a piece of paper. Skt. c patra - n. a leaf; a wing of bird. bud n. a son. Skt. putra-n. a son. budsakorn - n. the blue lotus. Skt. puskara - n. the sky; the lotus. a-libud stbud 2 Bloods Bon-cong J 2 - Blizenved 2.12 yuan obs bs de a-naidised

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