From: Jon Fernquest
Message: 12026
Date: 2008-01-26
--- In Pali@yahoogroups.com, "Piya Tan" <dharmafarer@...> wrote:
>
> Mingalapa,
>
> Here is my true are reconstructing the Burmese terms into standard
Pali, for
> what
> Burmese I am ignorant of.
>
> There is one I am unable to decipher.
>
> Piya
>
> On Jan 25, 2008 8:03 PM, Jon Fernquest bayinnaung@... wrote:
>
> > Rajaa,kathaa = Yazatan - the language of kings,
> > Cora,kathaa = Sawrakatan - the language of thieves,
> > Mahaamacca,kathaa = Mahamatakatan - the language of great ministers,
> > Sena,kathaa = Theinakatan - the language of soldiers,
> > Bhaya,kathaa = Bayakatan - the language of danger,
> > Yodhaa,kathaa = Yotakatan - the language of shooting weapons,
> > Anna,kathaa = Annakatan - the language of rice,
> > Vaana,kathaa = Banakatan - the language of pleasure,
> > Vattha,kathaa = Wuttakatan - the language of Basoes [male sarongs]
and
> > clothing,
> > Sayana,kathaa = Thayanakatan - the language of the place where one
sleeps,
> >
> > Maalaa,kathaa = Malakatan - the language of flowers (?)
> > Gandha,kathaa = Gandagatan - the language of scents,
> > ~Naatii,kathaa = Nyatikatan - the language of families,
> > Yaana,kathaa = Yanakatan - the language of conveyance (vehicles,
> > transportation),
> > Gaama,katha = Gamakatan - the language of villages.
> > Nigama,kathaa = Nigamakatan - the language of Nigon (hamlets or
small
> > villages),
> > Nagara,kathaa = Nagarakatan - the language of towns,
> > Janapada,kathaa = Zanabatakatan - the language of Zanabot (hamlets
or
> > small villages),
> > I.t.thii,kathaa = Eindikatan - the language of women,
> > Purisa,kathaa = Burithakatan - the language of men,
> > Sura,katha = Thurakatan - the language of heroes,
> > Viithika,kathaa = Withikatatan - the language of arriving at the end
of
> > one's journey,
> > ??? Kompatanakatan - the language of places where there is water,
> > Pubba,peta,kathaa = Bobbabeitakatan - the language of ancestors,
> > Nanatta,kathaa = Nanattakatan - language without any special
purpose,
> > Loka,kaayika,kathaa = Lawkakayikan - language describing those who
created
> > the world with supernatural power and other related language,
> > Samudda,kayika,kathaa = Thamoddakkayikan - the describing how King
Thagara
> > dug the ocean and other related language.
> > Iddhi,bhava,kathaa = EidiBawabawakatan - the language in which
topics are
> > brought up and pass away in talking without any purpose. (?)
> > Viggaahika,kathaa = Wiggahikakatan - harsh and cruel language.
> >
> >
>
>
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