- baniyā
- ID:
- T261164
- बनिया (Newar, Devanagari script, Original)
- > baniyā (Newar, Latin script, Transliteration-Indological Standard Transliteration)
- > baniyā (Newar, Latin script, Transliteration-Jørgensen System of Newar Transliteration)
Other Dictionaries
1. DCN Malla
- is a variant of
- banajāra
- Variants:
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n., a trader, N.131b.01 NS: 500 also TH3.001a.095.NS: 811 V.010a.01 NS: 826 S.001b.04 NS: 866 see also banajāra N.019b.05 NS: 500, Ill. chagurhisa, lvahaṃ thaṃṅāva, subani, baniyā tali thathyaṃgva lokana laṃñake. Goldsmiths, merchants, braziers and others (familiar with the art of weighing) will determine if the stones are equivalent in weight.
- language:
- English
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- Newar Grammatical Function:
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n., a merchant caste, TH3.001a..085 NS: 811 Ill. jagaya baniyā joṅāva. Bringing Jagaya Baniyā with him.
- language:
- English
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2. DCN Jørgensen
- Variants:
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H. banyā a grain-seller
- language:
- English
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s. a merchant. — ~-cā the son of a merchant. — baniyāni s. the wife of a merchant. — ~-tiri id.
- language:
- English
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3. DCN Kölver & Shresthacarya
- has as a variant
- bannyā
- is part of the phrase
- baniyājvalaṃ
- is a variant of
- bannyā
- Variants:
1. trader, merchant, businessman, broker, hawker 2. caste name of a subcaste of the Tulādhars
- language:
- English
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4. NED Manandhar & Vergati
- Variants:
1. a business-man. 2. one who sells medicinal herbs. 3. a caste name of the Tulādhar community. 4. one who belongs to a community of Indian traders H. baniyā
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baniyā has 4 other terms directly related to it, which are presented here.