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                                                       Sign
9, 27, 62-64, 81, 111, 113, 122, 156, 287-303, 312-317, 319-322 + ligatures, variants |
Curved | ba_ku
(Te.) ba_n:ku = a dagger, poniard (Tu.) van:ki = a certain dagger (Ma.);p a sort of knife or sword (Ka.); van:kud.i, ban:kud.i = dagger (Ka.) bha_n:i = curved adze in making dugouts (A.); bhan:gi = curve, bend (Skt.); bhan:ga = breaking (VS.)
ba_n:ka_ = chain of sentinels who guard as around a fort or the tent of a ra_ja_ or grandee (M.); ban:ku = a guard, sentinel (Te.) |
dagger | ||
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85, 93, 94, 123-126, 129, 130+ ligatures, variants [Sign 402 may be a ligature with a
sloping line and a 'tusk' of a boar or sign 205] |
To bow, stoop, lean on one side | ||||
    Signs
8, 9, 17 + variants |
ba_n:ka_ = chain of sentinels who guard as around a fort or the tent of a ra_ja_ or grandee (M.); ban:ku = a guard, sentinel (Te.) | ||||
| Bench, stool | ba_n:ku (Tu.) | ||||
| Prayer, talk | bagalu = to talk incessantly; bakana ba_yi = a loud talking person (Tu.); ba_n:ku, ba_n:ga = a call for prayer among Mussalmans (Tu.) | ||||
| Horn, trumpet | ba_n:ki, ba_n:ke (Tu.), ba_ka_ = a long trumpet (Te.) | ||||
| ba_n:gi,
ban:gi (Ka.), ban:gi_, bahan:gi_ (H.M.), ban:gi (Te.) ban:ki = poles fastened to a cart to increase its carrying capacity (Santali) |
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187 Sign 260 Sign
412 (ligature of 'ladder')
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Squirrel
Ladder |
canil,
can.il (Tu.), tsa_ni (Kon:kan.i) an.n.al (Ma.), an.n.a_n (Ma.), an.il, an.ilam (Ta.)[Tol.
po. 561] sanja_b = the grey squirrel (U.Pers.)
sa_ng, san.gi_ (P.) |
sanil
(Tu.), sa_n.a_, s'a_n.a (M.), saniyamu (Te.) s'an:ku = dagger (Skt.) [san.gi_n, s'ani_n = bayonet; hard, solid (P.); san:gin = bayonet (Santali)] san:gin = steel dagger at the end of a gun (G.), can-iyan- = bayonet, kuttuva_l. (Ta.) san.d = instrument, tools (P.) |
a bayonet or short dagger
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| A tree (fraxinus xanthoxylloides; nat.ord. oleaceae) common in the arid tracts on the Sutlej, Chenab and Jhelum. Also occurs in eastern skirts of Suleman range. Its wood is heavy, hard and strong but being small, is mostly used for plough handles, and for fuel. The leaves are used as fodder | shan.g, shan.gal (P.) | sa_ng,
san.gi_ = pitchfork; a spear, a ladder (P.) san:gola_ = a spear as carried by chaukida_rs (P.M.) |
spear | ||
                        Signs 36, 216-229,251,362-364 + variants,
ligatures |
Pincers, smith's vice | sanni_, sannhi_ (P.) | |||
 Sign 311 |
A harp | san.i_ (P.) | |||
| To look up, throw back the head | san:gil (Santali), sani_n (U.) | ||||
| Demon shrine | sa_na (Tu.) | chhain.i_
(P.)
s'a_n.a (Ka.) ca_n.aikkal (Ta.); sa_n.ekallu (Ka.Tu.) = hone, whetstone to sharpen weapons (Ta.); san.g = a stone; aki_k or carnelian stone (P.) |
a chisel for cutting metals
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| Front part of the neck, throat | san.ggh (P.) | ||||
 Sign 16 |
A pole with slings carried on the shoulders of 2 men | san:gr.a, san:gr.i (Santali) |
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186 + variants