Khuddaka Nikaya - Nettippakarana ( The Guide ) - Pali-English Glossary I
ACCORDING TO 
KACCANA THERA 
TRANSLATED FROM THE PALI BY 
BHIKKHU NANAMOLI
Pali Text Society
IV. PALI-ENGLISH GLOSSARY 
Words marked with an asterisk (*) are not in the PED. Those marked 
thus (f) have meanings other than those given in the PED. References 
following these words are to PTS Netti page numbers, and when from 
quotations are in italics. Otherwise, words found only in quotations are not 
included. 
akata—unmade 
akanitthagami—bound for the High-
est (Not-Junior) Gods 
akampiya—unshakable 
akammaniyata—unwieldiness 
akarana—non-doing 
akallata—unhealthiness 
akaca—spotless 
akapurisasevita—not cultivated by 
trivial men 
akiiicana—non-owning 
akiriya—non-effecting 
akusala—unprofitable 
ak(k)odha—unanger 
akkhara—letter (of alphabet) 
akkhama—impatience 
akhandakarita — keeping (virtue) 
untorn 
agati—bad way 
agga-phala—the highest fruit ( = 
arahantship) 
aggi—fire 
ankusa—the Hook (one of the 5 
nay a) 
anga—factor, limb 
angana—blemish 
acchariya-abbhuta—wonderful and 
marvellous 
ajajjara—ageless 
ajata—unborn 
ajjhattika—in oneself 
fajjhapanna—implicated: p. 52 
ajjhasaya—inclination 
ajjhosana—cleaving to 
ajjhosita—cleaved to 
aniiatta—otherness 
fannamanfia—various others: p. 23 
anfiana—unknowing 
afmatabba—to be recognized 
annatavitindriya — final - knower 
faculty 
anfiindriya—final-knowing faculty 
attiyitum—to be distressed 
atthangika-magga — eight-factored 
path 
fatthamaka—standing on the path 
'(Vtha):pp . 19,49,50 
atthiti—unsteadiness 
atidullabha—the very hard to find 
atita—past ; - a dhivacana—designa -
tion for the p. (tense) 
atta-kilamatha — self - torment ; 
-aMuta—s.-knowledge (or k. of 
what has been taken up) ; -bhava-
vatthu—ground for s.-hood; 
-vadupadana—s. -theory assum-
ing; -saniia—perception of s.; 
-sammapanidhi—right disposition 
in s.-guidance 
atta—self 
attupanayika—with oneself as 
guiding-example 
attha—meaning (significance), aim, 
benefit (good); -patisambhida— 
discrimination of m.s. ; -sandhi— 
m.-sequence 
atthan-gama—disappearance 
atthi—there is (to exist) 
atthe nana—knowledge of meaning 
adassana—unseeing 
adinnadana—taking what is not 
given 
adukkhamasukha—neither painful-
nor-pleasant 
adosa—non-hate 
adhamma—not the True Idea 
adhigama—arrival 
adhicitta—higher cognizance (con-
nected with jhana or magga) 
fadhitthahati—to express: p. 97 
| adhitthana—expression, expressed 
in terms of: pp. 1, 72ff., 107 
fadhitthaya—with the expression 
of:'p. 15 
adhipaniiasikkha—training in the 
higher understanding (connected 
with magga) 
adhipateyya—predominance; -pac-
cayata—conditionally of p. 
adhippa ya—purport 
adhimatta—outstanding; - ta—o. 
-ness 
adhimuccati—to believe 
adhimutta—believing in 
adhimutti—belief 
adhicavana—designation 
adhisilasikkha—training in the 
higher virtue (connected with 
jhdna or magga) 
anangana—without blemish 
anaj j hacara—non-practising 
anannataMassamitindriya—the I-
shall - come - to - know - finally -
the - as - yet - not - finally - known 
faculty 
anattata—not-self 
anattasanna—perception of not-self 
anatta—not -self; -nupassi—contem -
plator of n.-s. 
ananubodha—failure to be enlight-
ened by another 
ananta—infinite 
anabhij j ha—non-covetousness 
anabhijjhalu—uncovetous 
anabhifina—having no acquaintance 
of 
anabhinandita—unrelished 
anabhinivesa — non-insistence (so 
read for abhi- at §160) 
anabhisamaya—non-actualization 
anariya—ignoble 
ana va j j a—blameless 
anavasesadhigama—arrival by re-
mainderlessness 
anagata—future; -adhivacana—de-
signation for the f. 
anagami—non-returner; -phala— 
fruit of n.-r. 
analaya—non-reliance 
anavarana—unobstructed 
anavila—undisturbed 
anasava—taintless 
anahara—without nutriment 
anicca—impermanent; -ta—imper-
manence; -saniia—perception of 
i.; -anupassl—contemplator of i. 
anittha—un-wished-for 
anidassana—that makes no showing 
*anidhana—unremitting: p. 112 
animitta—signless; -vimutta—liber-
ated through the s. 
aniyata—not certain 
aniyyanika—not an outlet 
anissita—unsupported 
anitika—unplagued 
*anugiti—paraphrasing-verse: pp. 3, 
21 
anufmata—agreed 
anuMata—agreement 
anuttara—unsurpassed 
anunaya—approval 
anupagacchanta—not approaching 
anupana ha—unspitefulness 
fanuparivatti—parallel occurrence: 
pp. 16, 17, 56 
anupalakkhana—failure to sub-
characterize 
anupasagga—unplagued 
*anupassita (/.)—state of a con-
templator : pp. 28, 123 
anupassl—contemplator 
anupadana—free from consuming 
anupadisesa—without trace left 
anuppaddava—hazard-free 
anuppada—non-arising 
anuppade nana—knowledge of non-
arising 
•anubandha—keeping bound to-
gether: p. 38 
anubyanjana—feature 
anubhavana—coessential 
anuminitabba—should be assessed 
anuyoga—pursuit, devotion 
anurodha—favouring 
anuloma—in conformity with 
•anusantata—continuous: p. 112 
anusandhi — sequence; -vacana — 
statement elucidating a s. (of 
meaning) 
anusaya—underlying tendency 
anuseti—to underlie 
anussati—recollection 
aneka—many; -adhivacana—desig-
nation for the plural (number) 
anotappa—shamelessness 
anodhiso—unlimitedly 
anta—end, extreme 
antaraparinibbayi—one who attains 
extinction early in his next 
existence (1st kd. of Non-Re-
turner) 
anvaye nana—knowledge of infer-
ence 
anvayika—attendant 
apacaya—dispersal 
apaccupalakkhana — failure to 
counter-characterize 
apadesa—see mahapadesa 
aparanta—the future 
aparapariya—in some subsequent 
period 
aparinnata—undiagnosed 
aparimana—of ungauged measure 
apariyonaddha—untrammelled 
apalasa—undomineering 
*a-palokita—un-worn-away; p. 55 
apaya—state of unease; -kusala— 
skilled in u. 
fa-pilapana—not-floating-away: pp. 
15, 28, 54 
apisuna-vaea—unmalicious speech 
apunna—demerit 
appakasana—undisplayedness 
appaccakkhakamma—inexperience 
appaccaya—without conditions 
appatikkulato—as unrepulsive 
appativedha—non-penetration 
•appatisankha-nirodha—undeliberate 
cessation: p. 73 
appatisandhika—without relinking 
appatisama—that has no like 
appatihata—unresisted 
appatthita—without standing 
appanihita — dispositionless; -vi-
mutta—liberated through the d. 
appatitthita — without standing-
point 
appapanca—non-diversifying 
appamatta—diligent 
appamana—measureless 
appama da—diligence 
appameyya—immeasurable 
appasanna—unconfident 
appayukata—short Mf e 
appicchata—fewness of wishes 
•abudha—unwise: p. 113 
abbhattharh gacchati—to disappear 
abyakata—undeclared 
abyapajj(h)a—non-ill-will 
abyapanna—unaffected by ill will 
abyapada—non-ill-will; -vitakka— 
thought with n.; -saiina—per-
ception of n. 
abrahmacariya—not the divine life 
abhabba—incapable 
abhikkanta—advancing 
abhijappa—great hankering 
abhijjha—covetousness 
abhinna—acquaintanceship 
abhinneyya—that one should be 
acquainted with 
abhitunna—overwhelmed 
abhinandati—to relish expectantly 
abhinandana—expectant relishing 
abhinandi—expectant relishing 
*abhinighata—counter-action 
abhinxbbhida—complete breaking 
out 
abhiniropeti—to apply 
fabhinivisati—to insist: pp. 95, 
97, 160 
fabhinivesa—insistence: pp. 61, 84, 
115 
abhinihara—directive -management 
*abhipatt(h)iyana—credence: p. 28 
abhisankhata—actively determined 
abhisankhara—determinative act 
abhisanga—clinging 
abhivadati—to be in concord about 
abhisaddahati—to settle faith 
abhisamaya—actualization 
abhuta—un-brought-to-being 
amakkha—uncontempt 
amata—deathless 
amanasikara—^non-attention 
amanapika—disagreeable 
amoha—non-delusion 
aya—way 
ayoni—what is not a reason 
ayoniso—unreasoned 
a-rana—without conflict 
arati—boredom 
arahatta—arahantship 
araha—arahant 
ariya—noble; -dhamma—n. idea; 
-sacca—n. truth 
arupa—formless; -kkhandha—f. 
category; -dhatu—f. element; 
-raga—lust for the f. 
arupi—formless 
alobha—non-greed 
favakaddhayitva—picking out : p. 4 
avakkanti—finding a footing in 
•avatarati—there is a way of entry: 
p. 22 
avikkhitta—undistracted 
avikkhepana—non-distraction 
avijjandakosa—shell of ignorance 
avijjandhakara—murk of i. 
avijja—ignorance; -langi—lock of 
i.; -viraga—fading of i. 
avitatha—not unreal 
avipakka—as yet unripened 
aviparita—undistorted 
•avippatipadana — non-wrong-theor-
izing: p. 27 
avippatisa ra—non-remorse 
a vissa j j aniy a—unanswerable 
avihimsa—non-cruelty 
aviipaccheda—non-interruption 
aveccappasada—confidence due to 
undergoing 
avera—without risk 
asamvara—non-restraint 
asankhata—undetermined 
asankhara — without prompting-
determinations 
asankheyya—incalculable 
asafina—without perception 
asati—unmindfulness 
asaddhammasavana—not hearing 
what is faith's true object 
asantutthi—discontent 
asama—unlike 
asamatta—not yet undertaken 
asamanupassana—not seeing 
asamapekkhana—disregard 
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Glossary 291 
asamahita—unconcentrated 
asamugghata—non-eradication 
asampa j anna—una wareness 
asampativedha—non-penetration 
asambodha—failure to enlighten 
oneself 
asammuttha—unforgotten 
asallakkhana—failure to recharac-
terize 
asaddha—faithlessness 
asadharana—not shared in common 
asaraddha—uninstigated 
asubha—ugly, ugliness 
asekha—adept (possessor of the 
fruit of arahantship); -bhagiya 
—dealing with the a. 
asoka—sorrowless 
asmi—(I) am 
assaddhiya—faithlessness 
assada—gratification 
assasapassasa—in-breath and out-
breath 
aham—I 
ahanka ra—I-making 
ahiri—consciencelessness 
akara—mood 
akasa—space; -anaiicayatana—base 
consisting of infiniteness of s. 
akificannayatana—base consisting 
of no-owning 
agati—coming 
agalha.—luxury 
aghata-vatthu—ground for annoy-
ance 
acara—conduct 
ajanati—(1) to know, (2) to gain 
final knowledge 
ajlva—livelihood 
anatti—injunction 
atapl—ardent 
adi—beginning 
adinava^—disappointment 
anisamsa—benefit 
anupubbi—order (of succession) 
aneiija—imperturbability 
apo—water 
aya-kusala—skilled in ease 
ayatana—base 
ayati—future 
arakkha—preservation 
araddha—instigated 
arabhati—to instigate 
arambha— instigation 
arammana—object ; -paccayata— 
o.-conditionality 
alaya—reliance 
aloka—light 
avatta—conversion 
avattati—to convert 
avattana—converting 
avarayati—to obstruct 
*avinchati—to be attracted: p. 13 
a satti—clutching 
asaya—bias 
asava—taint 
asavati—to taint 
asa—need 
asimsana—hoping 
*asatika—grub: p. 59 
fahacca-vacana—original statement : 
p. 21 
asevitabba—to be repeated 
•ahatana—removal : p. 59 
aha ra—nutriment 
iccha—wish 
icchavacara—having recourse to 
wishes 
ifij ana—perturbation 
ittha—wished for 
itthi—female, woman; -vacana— 
designation for the feminine 
gender 
idamsaccabhinivesa—insistence that 
'only this is true' 
idappaccayata—specific condition-
all y ( = dependent arising) 
iddhi—supernormal success; -pada 
—basis for s.; -ma—possessed of 
s. s. 
indriya—faculty; -paropariy atta -
nana—knowledge of diversity in 
the several f. 
issa—envy 
ukkattha—superior 
ukkantha—reaching upwards 
ukkhipiya—that throws up 
*ugghatana—condensing: p. 9 
fugghatita—condensed: p. 7 
fugghatitafinu—one who gains know-
ledge from what is condensed: 
p. 7, 8, 9, 125 
*ugghatiyanta—when being con-
densed: p. 9 
fugghateti—to condense: p. 9 
*ugghata—exhilaration: p. 110 
uccheda—annihilation 
unhatta—heating 
uttamanga—topmost limb ( = head) 
uttara—surpassing 
uttanikamma—exhibiting 
*udatt(h)a—intelligent: pp. 7, 118, 
123 
udaya—rise; -bbaya—r. and sub-
sidence 
uddi na—mnemonic verse 
uddesa—indicative, indication 
uddhamsota—one going upstream, 
Upstreamer (5th kd. of non-
returner) 
uddhacca—agitation 
uddhambhagiya—further-side 
upakkilesa—imperfection 
upaga—(1) ( = upika) passing on 
to, (2) worth: pp. 74-5 
upagacchati—to approach 
upagamana—approaching 
upacaya—storing up 
upaca ra—access 
upacita—stored up 
upacchinna—interrupted 
upaccheda—interruption 
upatthita—established 
upathaddha—stiffened 
upadisati—to disclose 
upadhi—essential of existence 
upanayana—guiding example 
upanayika—as guiding example 
upanaha—spite 
upanikkhittabba—adaptable 
upanissaya—general-support 
upapajja—on reappearance 
upapajjati—to reappear 
upapatti—reappearance 
upaparikkhamana—scrutinizing 
upaparikkha—scrutiny 
uparodha—surcease 
upalakkhana—recharacterizing 
upalakkhati—to recharacterize 
upasama—peace 
upasampada—perfecting 
upasecana—infection 
upahacca-parinibbayi—one who at-
tains extinction early in his next 
existence (2nd kd. of non-re-
turner) 
upativattati—to surpass 
upadana—assuming, assumption; 
-kkhandha—category for a. 
upadaya—assu ming 
upadiyati—to assume 
upaya—means 
upa yasa—despair 
upika—see upaga 
upekkha—onlooking-equanimity 
upeti—to assume 
uppajjati—to arise 
uppanna—arisen 
uppada—arising 
uppadayati—to arouse 
uppadavaya—arising and subsi-
dence 
ubbijjati—to be sensitive 
ubhatobhagavimutta — both-ways 
liberated (kind of arahant) 
ubhayamsabhavita—kept in being 
bilaterally 
ubhatobhavitabhavana — keeping-
in-being both-ways kept in being 
ummujjanimmujja—diving in and 
out 
•uyyapeti—to urge: p. 45 
fusira—fibre: p. 163 
ussanna—prominent 
ussahana—commitment 
ussukka—care 
eka—single, one 
ekamsabhavita—kept in being uni-
laterally 
ekagga—unified; -ta—unification 
ekatta—singularity; -ta—unity 
ekabiji—'Single-Germ (one of 3 kds. 
of Stream-Enterer) 
293 
ekalakkhanata—estate of single char-
acteristic 
ekadhivacana—designation for the 
singular number (gram.) 
Ekuttarika—the Anguttara Nikaya 
ekodibhava—singleness 
feva-—also only: p. 22; also too 
okappana—trusting 
okara—degradation 
okasa—opportunity 
okkamati—to find a footing in 
*okkadhara—torch-bearer; p. 54 
ogha—flood 
otarana—way of entry 
otarati—to offer a way of entry 
otarayitabba (otaretabba)—must be 
conformable with a way of entry 
ottappa—shame 
*odahana—surrendering: p. 29 
odhiso—limitedly 
•opapaccayika—opening the way to 
reappearance: p. 28 (twice) 
obhasa—illumination 
*oramattika—belonging to the hither 
side: p. 62 
orambhagiya—hither-side 
olokana—plotting (surveying) 
olarika-saniia—perception of gross-
ness 
ovada—advice 
kanha—black 
kata—done, made 
katakicca—whose task is done 
kathankatha—wondering 
katha—talk 
kappa—aeon 
kappiya—allowable 
kabalinkarahara»—physical nutri-
ment 
kamma—action 
kammaniya—wieldy 
kammanta—act , action 
kamma-patha—course of action; 
-samadana,—undertaking of a.; 
-ssakata—ownership of a 
karana—(1) instrument , (2) doing 
karuna—compassion
kalyanata—good (subst.) 
kallata,—health 
fkasina—whole: p. 176 
kasinayatana—base for wholeness 
kama—sensual desire; -guna— 
strand of s. d.; -cchanda—will for 
s. d.; -tanha—craving for s. d.; 
-dhatu—s. d. element ; -yoga— 
bond of s. d.; -raga—lust for s. d.; 
-vitakka—thinking with s. d.; 
-sanna—perception of s. d.; -asava 
—taint of s. d.; -upadana—s. d. 
assuming; -ogha—flood of s. d. 
kamesu micchacara—misconduct in 
sensual desires 
kaya— body; -kamma — bodily 
action; -gata sati—mindfulness 
occupied with the b. ; -gantha— 
b.-tie; -duccarita—bodily mis-
conduct ; -dhatu—b. -element; 
-sakkhi—b. -witness; -sucarita— 
bodily good conduct ; -anupassita 
(/.)—state of a contemplator of 
the b. ; -soceyya—bodily purity 
kayika—bodily 
karana—treason 
kalavadl—one who speaks in a 
timely manner 
kicca—task 
kiiicana—owning 
kiriya—effecting 
kilamatha—torment 
kilesa—defilement; -gocara—resort 
of d.; -kama—sensual desire as 
d.; -puiija—conglomeration of d.; 
-bhumi—plane of d.; -mara— 
Mara of d.; -loka—world of d.; 
-vatta—around of d. 
kilana—toying 
•kukkuta-jjhayi—a shy meditator: 
p. 100 
kukkula—ashes (?) 
fkutuhala-mangala—good omen open 
to the tumul t of debate: p. 93 
kusala—(1) skilled, (2) (morally) 
profitable; -mula—profitable root 
kuhana—scheming 
kuhaka—schemer 
kevala —entire 
kesa—head-hair 
kodha—anger 
kolankola—a Clan-to-Clan (one of 
3 kds. of Stream-Enterer) 
kosajja—idleness 
kosalla—skill 
*khanati—to consume: p. 131 
khandha—category 
khama—patient 
khamati—to submit 
khaya—exhaustion; -dhamma—in-
separable from the idea of e. 
khaye nana—knowledge of ex-
haustion 
khippa—swift 
khlna—exhausted 
ganda—boil 
gati—going (subst.) 
gantha—tie (so read for gandha) 
gandha—odour 
gabbhagata—one in the womb 
gambhira—profound 
garahati—to censure 
garutthaniya—respectable 
gavesitabba—should be examined 
gahana—apprehending (subst.) 
gatha—verse 
garayha—censurable 
guttadvara — with sense - doors 
guarded 
gedha—wanting (subst.) 
gehasita—based on the house-life 
gocara—resort 
ghana—nose 
ghosa—see parato-ghosa 
cakka—(1) wheel, (2) blessing 
cakkavatt i — Wheel-Turning Mon-
arch 
cakkhu—eye; -dhatu—e. element; 
-vinnana—e. consciousness; -viii-
nanadhatu — e. -consciousness 
element 
*catukka-magga — tetrad path: p. 
113 
catubyuha—fourfold array 
caram—walking (ppr.) 
carita—temperamen t 
cariya—conduct, way of life 
caga—generosity, giving up; -adh-
itthana—expression of g. 
citta—cognizance; -anupassita (/.) 
—state of a contemplator of c ; 
-ekaggata—unification of c.; 
sahabhu—coexistent with c. 
cinta—cogitation 
cintamaya—consisting in cogitation 
cutupapata—decease-and-reappear-
ance 
cetasika—mental, concomitant of 
cognizance 
ceto—heart, cognizance 
cetovimutti—heart-deliverance 
chatthayatana—the sixth (i.e. mind) 
base 
chanda—will 
jata—tangle 
j anaka—generator 
janati , janayati—to generate 
janapada-nirutti—local language 
janapada-nerutta—local linguistic 
j appa—yearning 
jara—ageing 
j agariya—wakefulness 
jati—birth 
*jatisumana (so read for jatisu mana) 
—wild jasmine: p. 142 
janati—to know, 
jivha—tongue 
jivita—life; -indriya—1. faculty 
j otan a—illustration 
j hana—meditation 
jhayati—to meditate 
jhayi—meditator 
iiati—a relative 
nana—knowledge; -cakkhu—eye of 
k. ; -dassana—knowing and seeing; 
-vajira—diamond of k. 
fiayati—to be known 
neyya—knowable 
Glossary 295 
thana—instance; -so—as to i.; 
-tthana—i . and non-i. 
thita—steady 
thiti—steadiness 
tanha—craving; -carita—c. temper-
ament ; -jaliniya vicarita—ways 
explored by the net of c.; -nissaya 
—c. as support ; -anusaya—under-
lying tendency to c ; -mulaka— 
rooted in c ; -vicarita—way ex-
plored by c ; -vipallasa—per-
version of c ; -vodanabhagiya— 
dealing cleansing from c ; -sanki-
lesa—corruption by c ; -sanki-
lesika—belonging to corruption 
by c ; -uttara—governed by c. 
tatha—real 
tathagata—Perfect One; -bala— 
P. O.'s power 
tad-arammana—which is the object 
of that (not 'with that as object' 
as in Vis usage) 
tapo—ardour 
tana—shelter 
tikkha—keen; -ta—k.-ness 
titthanta—standing 
titthanfiuta—knowledge of water-
ing-places 
tipukkhala—the Trefoil (one of the 
5 nay a) 
tiracchanayoni—animal womb 
tirana—judgment 
tulana—estimation 
tuleti—to estimate 
tejo—fire 
tedhatuka—the triple element (of 
being or existence) 
teloka—the triple world 
thava—eulogy 
thina—lethargy 
thera—elder 
dandha — sluggish; -marana — s. 
death 
dama—taming 
dassana—seeing; -kosalla—skill in 
s.; -parinna—diagnosis by s.; 
-pahatabba—abandonable by s.; 
-bala—power of s.; -bhagiya— 
dealing with s.; -bhiimi—plane 
of s. 
dana-katha—talk on giving 
dana-maya—consisting in giving 
dittha—seen; -dhamma (- 'e va -
dhamme)—here and now 
ditthi—view; -asava—taint, of v. ; 
-gata—type of v. ; -carita—v. 
temperament ; -nissaya—v. as 
support ; -ppatta—attained to 
right v. ; -yoga—bond of v. ; 
-vipatti—failure in v. ; -vipallasa 
—perversion of v. ; -vodana-
bhagiya—dealing with cleansing 
from v. ; -sankilesabhagiya— 
dealing with corruption by v. ; 
-sampanna—perfect-in v. ; -uttara 
—governed by v. ; -iipadana— 
v.-assuming; -ogha—flood of v. 
dibba-cakkhu—heavenly eye 
disa—direction 
disalocana—plotting of directions 
(one of the 5 naya) 
dipa—isle 
dukkata—wrongdoing 
dukkha—painful, pain, suffering; 
-dukkhata—painfullness in p. ; 
-dhatu—p. element; -nirodha— 
cessation of s.; -nirodhagamini 
patipada—way leading to cessa-
tion of s.; -vatta—round of s.; 
-vedana—p. feeling; -vedaniya— 
to be felt as p. ; -safina—per-
ception of p. ; -samudaya—origin 
of s.; -anupassana—contempla-
tion of p. ; -indriya—p. faculty 
duggati—bad destination 
duccarita—misconduct; -vodana-
bhagiya—dealing with cleansing 
from m. ; -sankilesabhagiya— 
dealing with corruption by m. 
dunnaya—bad guide-line 
dunnikkhitta—badly presented 
dummanku—contumacious 
dumme j j ha—witlessness 
deva—god 
desana—teaching; -anusandhi—se -
quence of t . 
desayati, deseti—to teach 
desita—taught 
domanassa—grief; -dhatu—g. ele-
ment ; -indriya—g. faculty 
dovacassa—difficult to admonish 
dosa—hate; -carita—h. tempera-
ment ; -vinaya—outguiding of h. ; 
-samutthana—moulded by h. ; 
-salla—barb of h. 
dvara—the door 
dhamma—idea, true idea; -ajjho-
sana—cleaving to the t . i.; -kusala 
—skilled in the t . i.; -cakka—wheel 
(blessing) of the t . i.; -desana— 
teaching of the t . i.; -ta—essential 
nature of an i.; -dhatu—i . ele-
ment ; -nandi—relish for the t . i.; 
-patisambhida—discrimination of 
i. s.; -vicaya—investigation of i. s.; 
-pema—love of the t. i.; -saiina— 
perception of i. s.; -svakkhatata— 
well-proclaimedness of the t . i.; 
-adhitthana—expressed in terms 
of i.s.; -adhimutta—believing in 
i. s.; -anupassita (/.)—state of a 
contemplator of i.s.; -anusari— 
follower by i.s.; -anussati—re-
collection of the t . i.; -ayatana— 
i. base; 
dhamme nana—knowledge of the 
True Idea 
dhatu—element 
dharayitabba—should be remem-
bered 
dhuva—everlasting 
*dhupayana—harrassment : p. 24 
*dhupayita—harrassed: p. 22 
nandi—relish 
nandiyavatta—the Conversion of 
Relishing (one of the 5 naya) 
napumsaka—neuter gender (gram.) 
namati—to have a bent for naming 
naya—(1) guide-line, (2) method 
naya-samutthana—moulding of the 
guide-lines 
nava—new 
nanatta-sanfia—perception of dif-
ference 
nana—different; -adhimuttikata— 
d. in belief 
nama—name; -kaya—n. body; 
-rupa— n.-and-form; -so—by n. 
nikkhepa—presentation (of sub-
ject-matter) 
nigganhati—to deter 
niggaha—deterrence 
*nigghata—depression: p. 110, line 
20 
nighata—counteraction 
*ni(g)ghataka — counteracting: p. 
110, line 25 (cf. abhinighata) 
nicca—permanent; -safina—percep-
tion of p. 
nijjinna—abolished 
nijjhama—austerity 
nittanhata—freedom from craving 
nida na—source 
niddittha—demonstrated 
niddisitabba—can be demonstrated 
niddesa—demonstration; -sandhi— 
sequence of d. 
*niddhunati—to shake off: p. 90 
nipuna—subtle 
nippapaiica—non-diversifying (term 
for nibbana, see papaiica) 
nippitika—free from happiness 
nipphatti—production 
nibbatta—occurred, made to occur 
nibbattayati—to cause occurrence 
nibbatt i — occurrence; -bhava— 
existence as o. 
nibbateti—to cause occurrence 
nibbana^—extinction (of greed, hate 
and delusion); -garni—leading to 
e.; -dhatu—e. element 
nibbida—dispassion 
nibbindati—to find dispassion 
nibbedha—penetration; -bhagiya— 
dealing with p. 
nimitta—sign 
niyata—certain 
niyama—certainty; -avakkanti— 
finding a footing in c. 
niyyati—to find an outlet 
niyyana—outlet 
niyyanika—giving outlet, leading 
out 
niraya—hell 
niravasesa—without remainder 
niramisa—unmaterialistic 
nirujjhati—to cease 
nirutti—language 
*nirulha—cured: p. 54 
*nirupadaha—without essentials of 
existence: p. 188 
nirodha—cessation; -dhamma—in-
separable from the idea of c ; 
-dhatu—c. element; -samapatt i 
—c. attainment 
nivatti—non-occurrence, stopping 
nivarita—~ihut off 
nivuta—shut in, hindered 
nisevitabba—should be used 
nissaya—support 
nissarana—escape 
nissaya—as support 
nissita—supported 
nitattha—with meaning already 
guided 
nivarana—hindrance, in-shutting 
nekkhamma—renunciation; -dhatu 
—r. element; -vitakka—think-
ing with r. ; -safina—perception 
of r. 
netti—guide 
nepuiina—cleverness, subtlety 
nemittika—a hinter 
neyya—guidable (person) 
neyyattha—with meaning still to 
be guided 
nerutta—linguistic 
nevasannanasanna—neither percip-
ient nor non-percipient 
nevasannanasanna — neither per-
ception nor non-perception 
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