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word with thee, (igajgA(ti resi^o acu^). oojorg
BajalaicX) magsis (^crugBA (btooH::^ Palg. jud,
= Qjlnv|gro<95isajam, aaAgJlr;^; mgcro 546.
also: cnjcnflasi to deposit, cgjoiflaao eao-jlaso
malaao SIPu,, (see C2jgcroo4,)
{gjocoio nyayam s. (orfl+^), Tdbh. sraoauo i.
Rule, manner of proceeding cnsnfl(mmjg., (jo).
^c3)Baa)(®rnjg,etc,;^63Bem crogagcnjcnjg, a Ag
sng ajcnflfolasma Gan, solved by the common
rule, 2. reason, right, esp. logic cn.g, oaO
A to shew reason, Q®cflca/ mjg's3Bc)o (inlg!jl(Bl o®
y>(ml AosrramoMR, arguments, 3, justice criio,
Qjln^jrolasi, eAdaasi, culculasi etc, cnjg, m
SR^&> KU, to judge, an invention of the Kali
age, a middle between am* ft smrraBag, as
it is done for a reward (i of the disputed
property), 4, custom (BrosoBBmoaocsjjrrra m.g,
or si3igca/o q, v, they use to say.

Hence: cnjgaiasioroob a logician, lawyer; just
person.
cn^gcsyBasig injustice, impropriety, also c^i^'^J'

a,3raioei Ti.
cnjgoiaormgaj a lawgiver, judge,
mjgco'aj.acao indication or bit of evidence isq

oao ^gjgeroiggral mjO's38c)o aSs^BO o®m3 cm

amlBasismo VyM,
cnjocB)((yagsmo a law-book,
cnigcaroncflrmo unjust cna'zaw (mlga, cnio'ao

aiilcssigjl^ MR,; oriig'aocsu mSoa jud,
c^jOCWQjIcul an award, decree.
 

migcn/ajlerogcuo unjust.
cnjgoiQjIor^groo judicial procedure.
CT3iaa2;(y3i3fl just government, rmnb reg©3i:3ialral

cojg. aw msacTOismo VCh,
(n.gcaJoag((Tuo  1, logic; the Nyaya system of

Gautama, also cn^gauajlei,   2. a law-book.

cniOCB)oao(fTul=aam3DOQdilAnb see prec
c^jOcaioculAoroo administration of justice mio'

roaviDaissailralorflmB Agjlgjonb MR,courts

of law; also rnioca/oruoaio,
CTyocaoafloarml a judge,
cnjOcagoromo a tribunal,
cniggjo regular, proper,

(TQi3croo nyasam S,(see cg,cnSl<esi) i,Putting
down, oaecnig, aAgsrig ajQjl®agAo KR. by
stepping on, 2, abandonment, 3, a deposit,
4, (BraocncTTjg., Aroc^jO., a(gg)Cio,o. placing body,
hand, formulas; said of ceremonies, esp. in
Sakti worship. (BraococniOcrcsBscfea-oKSj Bhg.,
aigojcnjO. SIPu., Arorn^o. = rm@@ajlroralaAg
sn§ AcnjlgA.

(^ec^o nynbjam S. inverted, hump-backed.

(^QiCTOo nynnam S.(a'gmo) Deficient, defective
(BraajAooarorrflnm arra OTjorym Agjl^jonb ME.
find his claim unproved rooeSlas cn,enrm cul
-oiorolasi MR.—[(ipcaigmjmo, oa6nyrn,mo the
adverbial ft adjective participle, gram.]

(Tr^rruQltZsell nrasthimali 8. ((p-|-(sracroul).
Siva, as wearing a garland of skulls,

C^OCLi, see Or51aiOC4.
 

Q_j represents also the other Labials in Tdbhs,
ooeiAo, oaaiA; siicnuo, ojcimo; egnb, oagnb.
Many oa in the middle of words change into
cu, as In oao§, (mocuo§; eaioao, (rnlcij; aoao
(gisgcanb, cuoaijjonb; smsl'U^, amereog, —
(Bracunb cug(Bi3iAch oa qq sm s 02 aoinnganl
aoj^gnb CG, he spake in labials, prattled, (In
n)od. Canarese initial oa becomes oO).
 

PA

ti-lS paya 5, (oaAA) 1, Separation, enmity.
acX)g_jA grudge, Aslg_jA; oa A aajasi to bear
hatred, oaA qj1§.A, BoaoaeA to revenge, A
goflma oaA = Aosmreg^gj, 2, incompatibility,
f, i, (m5rTfl*oaA med.
Hence: oaAgjlipVi, disagreeing element; a
term of abuse for Nasranis,
oaACB'nb an enemy QaACB>*Aaio Bhr,; also