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puya
ID:
T342309
  • पुय (Newar, Devanagari script, Original)
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    • > puya (Newar, Latin script, Transliteration-Jørgensen System of Newar Transliteration)
    • > puya (Newar, Latin script, Transliteration-Jørgensen System of Newar Transliteration)
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1. DCN Malla

has as a variant
pauye
is a variant of
poya
Variants:
  • v.t., to cover, to fill, NG.027a.06 NS; 792 also M.050a.02 NS: 793 Ill. śṛṇgāra puya vane soya rati mūkba. (I) shall fill my mind with passion to go and see the face of Rati. Mod. puye 01. pūra, v.pst., filled with, NG.019a.04 NS: 792 Mod. (tvaḥ)pula ? Ill. sujana deśa pūra kujana khe dūra. The country is inhabited by good people who live separately from the bad.

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    English

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  • v.t., to bow down ? (ef. modern bhvakopuye), NG.045b.04 NS: 792 Ill. rasamaya prabhu kṛṣṇa puya je chuyāya. I have followed you sensuous Kṛṣṇa, what am I to do now ? Mod. (bhva)puye 01. puṃlā, v.pst., bowed down, SV.003b.02 NS: 723 Ill. pārbbatisena puṃlā. Pārvati bowed down (to Mahādeva) with respect.

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    English

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2. DCN Jørgensen

Variants:
  • 1 (-t), v.t. to burn (subj.: fire etc.).

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    English

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  • 2 (-l1), v.t. to cover; murchān ~ to faint (lit.: “to be covered with fainting”).

    language:
    English

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  • 3 (-l1), v.i. to blow (of the wind).

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    English

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3. DNL Gian Gualberto

Variants:

Coprire. Soffiare. Adulare. Scottarsi. Gonfiarsi.

language:
Italian
Variants:

puya has 2 other terms directly related to it, which are presented here.