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Indian Hieroglyphic Dictionary (Set 4)
[based on cluster keys (pictorials) and Indian Lexicon keys (14 sets of lexemic concordance between
image words and tool words)
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See the bristles on the face of the squatting person |
mul.ka_
= to squat on heels
mud.uhu = petty chieftain; mwehra_ = image of a village deity maud.a = crown mor.k = to make obeisance
gusa = short hair at the nape of the neck ko_su = king; ko_sur = paik kusal = the beard, awn or bristles of grains and grasses kos, kons = deviation from squareness, straightness koj = spider |
mola =
stake, pin, nail
muggara = army muggara = hammer, club
gusi, ku_cu = crowbar; ku_ysa_ = ploughshare; kusa_ = a hand-implement for turning up clods-- a pole with a metal blade or head; kos = plough; kus'i = ploughshare (See Ur seal decipherment) |
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mu_Rku =
three
mu_ka = fist
mu_xa_ = frog |
mu_rkkuka = sharpness |
s'a_ru = ibex | tsaru = handle of sword | |
e_nugu = elephant; ve_r..am, vya_la = elephant | e_ng = sickle; ve_go = sickle | |
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rampe = eyelid | rampa = saw |
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si_ra =
a line, streak full of stripes sira_ = stream
ciram = top, summit ci_rai = scale-pan |
si_ra =
plough; si_rapa_n.i = epithet of Balarama ci_ra_, s'i_rs.a = helmet; zi_ra_h = armour, coat of mail |
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veggal.a = a superior man | |
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bahula_
= pleiades
pakha_li_ = a water-carrier carrying in leather bags vaho_la = stream |
va_holo = adze; vahola_ = mattock |
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kon~cu
= mane
kun~cu =skein; kuci = fringe of garment
kur..a = a tong
dhaul = bull with one horn
kan.t.le = double-bag of a beast kan.t.ha_la = boat
kan.d.hli_ = ring round the neck; necklace of beads (See the rings on the neck of the bull) kogoo = horn
kun~ja = arbour, place overgrown with creepers or plants
vaguli = fish
vahur.o = young bullock ver.ha_ = octopus said to be found in the Indus river |
khun~j
= crowbar;
kucu, kur..a = ploughshare; kud.a, kur..a, gur..a = simple iron
scraper, a flat plate, used for the kun.t.e; a staff-like metal roller used in clearing
cotton from the seed; it is moved by the foot; a rod used in caterizing.
dhauli_ = weeding knife
kan.d.ali = billhook
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ka~d.i, ka_n~j = carrying yoke | ga~d.a_s
= fodder cutter gan.d.ra god.d.ali = broad axe |
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salle = quail | sala_yisu
= joining of metal cala_kai = spear |
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da~_d = bullock | da_ = large knife; da~_t.ro = sickle |
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kod.al =
deer kod.el = rat |
god.el = double-axe; kut. = hoe |
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khura =
thigh kuracu = hoof |
khuro = head of a spear; kur-at.u, korad.a_, kut.il = tongs |
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goraka =
wild buffalo
go_k = to look up
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gorka = spear; goraka = metal arrow |
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va_l =
to pare off with a knife
va_l.ai = scabbard fish
va_lu = slope, slant
val. = bangle
val.ai = curve, arch va_l = tail |
va_l. =
sword, balikatti = long sword; kot.uva_l. = battle axe
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xola_ =
tail kolli = fish kole.l = temple in Kota village; koyl. = harvest ko_lam = ornamental design ghun.d.i_ = knot kan.n.i = knot |
xolla_ =
razor; ko_l = sceptre
kot.ir-u, kot.e_ru, kot.il = pincers
kun.t.e = harrow; khu~t.a_ = peg, pin, stake, wedge kan.icci = battle-axe |
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suha_ga_= harrow | suha_n = a tool used by artificers in metals |
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