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Miscellaneous

Aorist: अरौत्सीत् (arautsīt) or अरौत् (araut), अरुद्ध (aruddha)
	Active			Mediopassive
	Singular	Dual	Plural	Singular	Dual	Plural
Indicative
Third	अरौत्सीत् / अरौत्¹ arautsīt / araut¹	अरौद्धाम् arauddhām	अरौत्सुः arautsuḥ	अरुद्ध aruddha	अरुत्साताम् arutsātām	अरुत्सत arutsata
Second	अरौत्सीः / अरौत्¹ arautsīḥ / araut¹	अरौद्धम् arauddham	अरौद्ध arauddha	अरुद्धाः aruddhāḥ	अरुत्साथाम् arutsāthām	अरुद्ध्वम् aruddhvam
First	अरौत्सम् arautsam	अरौत्स्व arautsva	अरौत्स्म arautsma	अरुत्सि arutsi	अरुत्स्वहि arutsvahi	अरुत्स्महि arutsmahi
Notes	¹Vedic

Present: शृणोति (śṛṇoti), शृणुते (śṛṇute)
	Active			Mediopassive
	Singular	Dual	Plural	Singular	Dual	Plural
Indicative
Third	शृणोति śṛṇoti	शृणुतः śṛṇutaḥ	शृण्वन्ति śṛṇvanti	शृणुते śṛṇute	शृण्वाते śṛṇvāte	शृण्वते śṛṇvate
Second	शृणोषि śṛṇoṣi	शृणुथः śṛṇuthaḥ	शृणुथ śṛṇutha	शृणुषे śṛṇuṣe	शृण्वाथे śṛṇvāthe	शृणुध्वे śṛṇudhve
First	शृणोमि śṛṇomi	शृण्वः / शृणुवः śṛṇvaḥ / śṛṇuvaḥ	शृण्मः / शृणुमः śṛṇmaḥ / śṛṇumaḥ	शृण्वे śṛṇve	शृण्वहे / शृणुवहे śṛṇvahe / śṛṇuvahe	शृण्महे / शृणुमहे śṛṇmahe / śṛṇumahe
Imperative
Third	शृणोतु śṛṇotu	शृणुताम् śṛṇutām	शृण्वन्तु śṛṇvantu	शृणुताम् śṛṇutām	शृण्वाताम् śṛṇvātām	शृण्वताम् śṛṇvatām
Second	शृणु / शृणुहि¹ śṛṇu / śṛṇuhi¹	शृणुतम् śṛṇutam	शृणुत śṛṇuta	शृणुष्व śṛṇuṣva	शृण्वाथाम् śṛṇvāthām	शृणुध्वम् śṛṇudhvam
First	शृणवानि śṛṇavāni	शृणवाव śṛṇavāva	शृणवाम śṛṇavāma	शृणवै śṛṇavai	शृणवावहै śṛṇavāvahai	शृणवामहै śṛṇavāmahai
Optative/Potential
Third	शृणुयात् śṛṇuyāt	शृणुयाताम् śṛṇuyātām	शृणुयुः śṛṇuyuḥ	शृण्वीत śṛṇvīta	शृण्वीयाताम् śṛṇvīyātām	शृण्वीरन् śṛṇvīran
Second	शृणुयाः śṛṇuyāḥ	शृणुयातम् śṛṇuyātam	शृणुयात śṛṇuyāta	शृण्वीथाः śṛṇvīthāḥ	शृण्वीयाथाम् śṛṇvīyāthām	शृण्वीध्वम् śṛṇvīdhvam
First	शृणुयाम् śṛṇuyām	शृणुयाव śṛṇuyāva	शृणुयाम śṛṇuyāma	शृण्वीय śṛṇvīya	शृण्वीवहि śṛṇvīvahi	शृण्वीमहि śṛṇvīmahi
Participles
	शृण्वत् śṛṇvat			शृण्वान śṛṇvāna
Notes	¹Vedic

Sanskrit Aorist

local adat_ref = { aoria = { -- Whitney Para 829, but with ḥ for final s {"ádām"}, {"ádāva"}, {"ádāma"}, {"ádāḥ"}, {"ádātam"}, {"ádāta"}, {"ádāt"}, {"ádātām"}, {"áduḥ"}, }, }

{{sa-conj|aor|ádāt}}

Aorist: अदात् (ádāt), -
	Active			Mediopassive
	Singular	Dual	Plural	Singular	Dual	Plural
Indicative
Third	अदात् ádāt	अदाताम् ádātām	अदुः áduḥ	-	-	-
Second	अदाः ádāḥ	अदातम् ádātam	अदात ádāta	-	-	-
First	अदाम् ádām	अदाव ádāva	अदाम ádāma	-	-	-

local abhut_ref = { aoria = { -- Whitney Para 829, but with ḥ for final s {"ábhūvam"}, {"ábhūva"}, {"ábhūma"}, {"ábhūḥ"}, {"ábhūtam"}, {"ábhūta"}, {"ábhūt"}, {"ábhūtām"}, {"ábhūvan"}, }, preca = { -- Whitney Para 924, but with ḥ for final s {"bhūyā́sam"}, {"bhūyā́sva"}, {"bhūyā́sma"}, {"bhūyā́ḥ"}, {"bhūyā́stam"}, {"bhūyā́sta"}, {"bhūyā́t"}, {"bhūyā́stām"}, {"bhūyā́sus"}, }, precmm = { -- Whitney Para 924, but with ḥ for final s {"bhaviṣīyá"}, {"bhaviṣīváhi"}, {"bhaviṣīmáhi"}, {"bhaviṣīṣṭhā́ḥ"}, {"bhaviṣīyā́sthām"}, {"bhaviṣīḍhvám"}, {"bhaviṣīṣṭá"}, {"bhaviṣīyā́stām"}, {"bhaviṣīrán"}, }, }

{{sa-conj|aor|ábhūt}}

Aorist: अभूत् (ábhūt), -
	Active			Mediopassive
	Singular	Dual	Plural	Singular	Dual	Plural
Indicative
Third	अभूत् ábhūt	अभूताम् ábhūtām	अभ्वन् ábhvan	-	-	-
Second	अभूः ábhūḥ	अभूतम् ábhūtam	अभूत ábhūta	-	-	-
First	अभ्वम् ábhvam	अभूव ábhūva	अभूम ábhūma	-	-	-

{{sa-conj|bene|bhūyā́t|bhaviṣīṣṭá}}

Benedictive/Precative: भूयात् (bhūyā́t), भविषीष्ट (bhaviṣīṣṭá)
	Active			Mediopassive
	Singular	Dual	Plural	Singular	Dual	Plural
Optative/Potential
Third	भूयात् bhūyā́t	भूयास्ताम् bhūyā́stām	भूयासुः bhūyā́suḥ	भविषीष्ट bhaviṣīṣṭá	भविषीयास्ताम्¹ bhaviṣīyā́stām¹	भविषीरन् bhaviṣīrán
Second	भूयाः bhūyā́ḥ	भूयास्तम् bhūyā́stam	भूयास्त bhūyā́sta	भविषीष्ठाः bhaviṣīṣṭhā́ḥ	भविषीयास्थाम्¹ bhaviṣīyā́sthām¹	भविषीढ्वम् bhaviṣīḍhvám
First	भूयासम् bhūyā́sam	भूयास्व bhūyā́sva	भूयास्म bhūyā́sma	भविषीय bhaviṣīyá	भविषीवहि bhaviṣīváhi	भविषीमहि bhaviṣīmáhi
Notes	¹Uncertain

local asicat_ref = { aoria = { -- Whitney Para 846, but with ḥ for final s {"ásicam"}, {"ásicāva"}, {"ásicāma"}, {"ásicaḥ"}, {"ásicatam"}, {"ásicata"}, {"ásicat"}, {"ásicatām"}, {"ásican"}, }, aorim = { -- Whitney Para 846, but with ḥ for final s {"ásice"}, {"ásicāvahi"}, {"ásicāmahi"}, {"ásicathāḥ"}, {"ásicethām"}, {"ásicadhvam"}, -- 2p accent added by RichardW57. {"ásicata"}, {"ásicetām"}, {"ásicanta"}, }, }

{{sa-conj|aor|ásicat}}

Aorist: असिचत् (ásicat), असिचत (ásicata)
	Active			Mediopassive
	Singular	Dual	Plural	Singular	Dual	Plural
Indicative
Third	असिचत् ásicat	असिचताम् ásicatām	असिचन् ásican	असिचत ásicata	असिचेताम् ásicetām	असिचन्त ásicanta
Second	असिचः ásicaḥ	असिचतम् ásicatam	असिचत ásicata	असिचथाः ásicathāḥ	असिचेथाम् ásicethām	असिचध्वम् ásicadhvam
First	असिचम् ásicam	असिचाव ásicāva	असिचाम ásicāma	असिचे ásice	असिचावहि ásicāvahi	असिचामहि ásicāmahi

local avidat_ref = { aoria = { -- Whitney Para 848, but with ḥ for final s. 2d & 3d from asicat. {"ávidam"}, {"ávidāva"}, {"ávidāma"}, {"ávidaḥ"}, {"ávidatam"}, {"ávidata"}, {"ávidat"}, {"ávidatām"}, {"ávidan"}, }, aorim = { -- Whitney Para 848, but with ḥ for final s. 2d and 2p from asicat. {"ávide"}, {"ávidāvahi"}, {"ávidāmahi"}, {"ávidathāḥ"}, {"ávidethām"}, {"ávidadhvam"}, {"avidata"}, {"avidetām"}, {"ávidanta"}, }, subja = { -- Whitney Para 849, but with ḥ for final s. 2d and 2p from asicat. {}, {"vidā́va"}, {"vidāma"}, {"vidā́si", "vidā́ḥ"}, {"vidāthaḥ"}, {"vidātha"}, {"vidā́t"}, {}, {"vidātai"}, }, -- subjm too untrustworthy. }

{{sa-conj|aor|ávidat}}

Aorist: अविदत् (ávidat), अविदत (ávidata)
	Active			Mediopassive
	Singular	Dual	Plural	Singular	Dual	Plural
Indicative
Third	अविदत् ávidat	अविदताम् ávidatām	अविदन् ávidan	अविदत ávidata	अविदेताम् ávidetām	अविदन्त ávidanta
Second	अविदः ávidaḥ	अविदतम् ávidatam	अविदत ávidata	अविदथाः ávidathāḥ	अविदेथाम् ávidethām	अविदध्वम् ávidadhvam
First	अविदम् ávidam	अविदाव ávidāva	अविदाम ávidāma	अविदे ávide	अविदावहि ávidāvahi	अविदामहि ávidāmahi

ajijanat_ref = { aoria = { -- Whitney Para 864, but with ḥ for final s. {"ájījanam"}, {"ájījanāva"}, {"ájījanāma"}, {"ájījanaḥ"}, {"ájījanatam"}, {"ájījanata"}, {"ájījanat"}, {"ájījanatām"}, {"ájījanan"}, }, aorim = { -- Whitney Para 864, but with ḥ for final s. {"ájījane"}, {"ájījanāvahi"}, {"ájījanāmahi"}, {"ájījanathāḥ"}, {"ájījanethām"}, {"ájījanadhvam"}, {"ájījanata"}, {"ájījanetām"}, {"ájījananta"}, }, aorija = { -- Whitney Para 869c {"jī́janam"}, {"jī́janāva"}, {"jī́janāma"}, {"jī́janaḥ"}, {"jī́janatam"}, {"jī́janata"}, {"jī́janat"}, {"jī́janatām"}, {"jī́janan"}, }, aorijm = { -- Whitney Para 869c {"jī́jane"}, {"jī́janāvahi"}, {"jī́janāmahi"}, {"jī́janathāḥ"}, {"jī́janethām"}, {"jī́janadhvam"}, {"jī́janata"}, {"jī́janetām"}, {"jī́jananta"}, }, }

{{sa-conj|aor|ájījanat}}

Aorist: अजीजनत् (ájījanat), अजीजनत (ájījanata)
	Active			Mediopassive
	Singular	Dual	Plural	Singular	Dual	Plural
Indicative
Third	अजीजनत् ájījanat	अजीजनताम् ájījanatām	अजीजनन् ájījanan	अजीजनत ájījanata	अजीजनेताम् ájījanetām	अजीजनन्त ájījananta
Second	अजीजनः ájījanaḥ	अजीजनतम् ájījanatam	अजीजनत ájījanata	अजीजनथाः ájījanathāḥ	अजीजनेथाम् ájījanethām	अजीजनध्वम् ájījanadhvam
First	अजीजनम् ájījanam	अजीजनाव ájījanāva	अजीजनाम ájījanāma	अजीजने ájījane	अजीजनावहि ájījanāvahi	अजीजनामहि ájījanāmahi

{{sa-conj|aor|jī́janat|jī́janata}}

Aorist: जीजनत् (jī́janat), जीजनत (jī́janata)
	Active			Mediopassive
	Singular	Dual	Plural	Singular	Dual	Plural
Indicative
Third	जीजनत् jī́janat	जीजनताम् jī́janatām	जीजनन् jī́janan	जीजनत jī́janata	जीजनेताम् jī́janetām	जीजनन्त jī́jananta
Second	जीजनः jī́janaḥ	जीजनतम् jī́janatam	जीजनत jī́janata	जीजनथाः jī́janathāḥ	जीजनेथाम् jī́janethām	जीजनध्वम् jī́janadhvam
First	जीजनम् jī́janam	जीजनाव jī́janāva	जीजनाम jī́janāma	जीजने jī́jane	जीजनावहि jī́janāvahi	जीजनामहि jī́janāmahi

anaisit_ref = {

	aoria = { -- Whitney Para 882, but with ḥ for final s.

{"ánaiṣam"},{"ánaiṣva"},{"ánaiṣma"}, {"ánaiṣīḥ"},{"ánaiṣṭam"},{"ánaiṣṭa"}, {"ánaiṣīt"},{"ánaiṣṭām"},{"ánaiṣuḥ"}, },

	aorim = { -- Whitney Para 882, but with ḥ for final s.

{"áneṣi"},{"áneṣvahi"},{"áneṣmahi"}, {"áneṣṭhāḥ"},{"áneṣāthām"},{"áneḍhvam"}, {"áneṣṭa"},{"áneṣātām"},{"áneṣata"}, },

	aorija = { -- Whitney Para 892

{"naíṣam"},{"naíṣva"},{"naíṣma"}, {"naíṣīḥ"},{"naíṣṭam"},{"naíṣṭa"}, {"naíṣīt"},{"naíṣṭām"},{"naíṣuḥ"}, },

	aorijm = { -- Whitney Para 892

{"néṣi"},{"néṣvahi"},{"néṣmahi"}, {"néṣṭhāḥ"},{"néṣāthām"},{"néḍhvam"}, {"néṣṭa"},{"néṣātām"},{"néṣata"}, }, }

{{sa-conj|aor|ánaiṣīt}}

Aorist: अनैषीत् (ánaiṣīt) or अनैः (ánaiḥ), अनैष्ट (ánaiṣṭa)
	Active			Mediopassive
	Singular	Dual	Plural	Singular	Dual	Plural
Indicative
Third	अनैषीत् / अनैः¹ ánaiṣīt / ánaiḥ¹	अनैष्टाम् ánaiṣṭām	अनैषुः ánaiṣuḥ	अनैष्ट ánaiṣṭa	अनैषाताम् ánaiṣātām	अनैषत ánaiṣata
Second	अनैषीः / अनैः¹ ánaiṣīḥ / ánaiḥ¹	अनैष्टम् ánaiṣṭam	अनैष्ट ánaiṣṭa	अनैष्ठाः ánaiṣṭhāḥ	अनैषाथाम् ánaiṣāthām	अनैढ्वम् ánaiḍhvam
First	अनैषम् ánaiṣam	अनैष्व ánaiṣva	अनैष्म ánaiṣma	अनैषि ánaiṣi	अनैष्वहि ánaiṣvahi	अनैष्महि ánaiṣmahi
Notes	¹Vedic

{{sa-conj|aor|ánaiṣīt|áneṣṭa}}

Aorist: अनैषीत् (ánaiṣīt) or अनैः (ánaiḥ), अनेष्ट (áneṣṭa)
	Active			Mediopassive
	Singular	Dual	Plural	Singular	Dual	Plural
Indicative
Third	अनैषीत् / अनैः¹ ánaiṣīt / ánaiḥ¹	अनैष्टाम् ánaiṣṭām	अनैषुः ánaiṣuḥ	अनेष्ट áneṣṭa	अनेषाताम् áneṣātām	अनेषत áneṣata
Second	अनैषीः / अनैः¹ ánaiṣīḥ / ánaiḥ¹	अनैष्टम् ánaiṣṭam	अनैष्ट ánaiṣṭa	अनेष्ठाः áneṣṭhāḥ	अनेषाथाम् áneṣāthām	अनेढ्वम् áneḍhvam
First	अनैषम् ánaiṣam	अनैष्व ánaiṣva	अनैष्म ánaiṣma	अनेषि áneṣi	अनेष्वहि áneṣvahi	अनेष्महि áneṣmahi
Notes	¹Vedic

{{sa-conj|aor|naíṣīt}}

Aorist: नैषीत् (naíṣīt) or नैः (naíḥ), नैष्ट (naíṣṭa)
	Active			Mediopassive
	Singular	Dual	Plural	Singular	Dual	Plural
Indicative
Third	नैषीत् / नैः¹ naíṣīt / naíḥ¹	नैष्टाम् naíṣṭām	नैषुः naíṣuḥ	नैष्ट naíṣṭa	नैषाताम् naíṣātām	नैषत naíṣata
Second	नैषीः / नैः¹ naíṣīḥ / naíḥ¹	नैष्टम् naíṣṭam	नैष्ट naíṣṭa	नैष्ठाः naíṣṭhāḥ	नैषाथाम् naíṣāthām	नैढ्वम् naíḍhvam
First	नैषम् naíṣam	नैष्व naíṣva	नैष्म naíṣma	नैषि naíṣi	नैष्वहि naíṣvahi	नैष्महि naíṣmahi
Notes	¹Vedic

{{sa-conj|aor|naíṣīt|néṣṭa}}

Aorist: नैषीत् (naíṣīt) or नैः (naíḥ), नेष्ट (néṣṭa)
	Active			Mediopassive
	Singular	Dual	Plural	Singular	Dual	Plural
Indicative
Third	नैषीत् / नैः¹ naíṣīt / naíḥ¹	नैष्टाम् naíṣṭām	नैषुः naíṣuḥ	नेष्ट néṣṭa	नेषाताम् néṣātām	नेषत néṣata
Second	नैषीः / नैः¹ naíṣīḥ / naíḥ¹	नैष्टम् naíṣṭam	नैष्ट naíṣṭa	नेष्ठाः néṣṭhāḥ	नेषाथाम् néṣāthām	नेढ्वम् néḍhvam
First	नैषम् naíṣam	नैष्व naíṣva	नैष्म naíṣma	नेषि néṣi	नेष्वहि néṣvahi	नेष्महि néṣmahi
Notes	¹Vedic

acchaitsit_ref = {

	aoria = { -- Whitney Para 882, but with ḥ for final s.

{"ácchaitsam"}, {"ácchaitsva"}, {"ácchaitsma"}, {"ácchaitsīḥ"}, {"ácchaittam"}, {"ácchaitta"}, {"ácchaitsīt"}, {"ácchaittām"}, {"ácchaitsus"}, },

	aorim = { -- Whitney Para 882, but with ḥ for final s.

{"ácchitsi"}, {"ácchitsvahi"}, {"ácchitsmahi"}, {"ácchitthāḥ"}, {"ácchitsāthām"}, {"ácchiddhvam"}, {"ácchitta"}, {"ácchitsātām"}, {"ácchitsata"}, }, }

{{sa-conj|aor|ácchaitsīt}}

Aorist: अच्छैत्सीत् (ácchaitsīt) or अच्छैत् (ácchait), अच्छैत्त (ácchaitta)
	Active			Mediopassive
	Singular	Dual	Plural	Singular	Dual	Plural
Indicative
Third	अच्छैत्सीत् / अच्छैत्¹ ácchaitsīt / ácchait¹	अच्छैत्ताम् ácchaittām	अच्छैत्सुः ácchaitsuḥ	अच्छैत्त ácchaitta	अच्छैत्साताम् ácchaitsātām	अच्छैत्सत ácchaitsata
Second	अच्छैत्सीः / अच्छैत्¹ ácchaitsīḥ / ácchait¹	अच्छैत्तम् ácchaittam	अच्छैत्त ácchaitta	अच्छैत्थाः ácchaitthāḥ	अच्छैत्साथाम् ácchaitsāthām	अच्छैद्ध्वम् ácchaiddhvam
First	अच्छैत्सम् ácchaitsam	अच्छैत्स्व ácchaitsva	अच्छैत्स्म ácchaitsma	अच्छैत्सि ácchaitsi	अच्छैत्स्वहि ácchaitsvahi	अच्छैत्स्महि ácchaitsmahi
Notes	¹Vedic

{{sa-conj|aor|ácchaitsīt|ácchitta}}

Aorist: अच्छैत्सीत् (ácchaitsīt) or अच्छैत् (ácchait), अच्छित्त (ácchitta)
	Active			Mediopassive
	Singular	Dual	Plural	Singular	Dual	Plural
Indicative
Third	अच्छैत्सीत् / अच्छैत्¹ ácchaitsīt / ácchait¹	अच्छैत्ताम् ácchaittām	अच्छैत्सुः ácchaitsuḥ	अच्छित्त ácchitta	अच्छित्साताम् ácchitsātām	अच्छित्सत ácchitsata
Second	अच्छैत्सीः / अच्छैत्¹ ácchaitsīḥ / ácchait¹	अच्छैत्तम् ácchaittam	अच्छैत्त ácchaitta	अच्छित्थाः ácchitthāḥ	अच्छित्साथाम् ácchitsāthām	अच्छिद्ध्वम् ácchiddhvam
First	अच्छैत्सम् ácchaitsam	अच्छैत्स्व ácchaitsva	अच्छैत्स्म ácchaitsma	अच्छित्सि ácchitsi	अच्छित्स्वहि ácchitsvahi	अच्छित्स्महि ácchitsmahi
Notes	¹Vedic

{{sa-conj|aor|ácchaitsīt|ácchitta<ácchit>}}

Aorist: अच्छैत्सीत् (ácchaitsīt) or अच्छैत् (ácchait), अच्छित्त (ácchitta)
	Active			Mediopassive
	Singular	Dual	Plural	Singular	Dual	Plural
Indicative
Third	अच्छैत्सीत् / अच्छैत्¹ ácchaitsīt / ácchait¹	अच्छैत्ताम् ácchaittām	अच्छैत्सुः ácchaitsuḥ	अच्छित्त ácchitta	अच्छित्साताम् ácchitsātām	अच्छित्सत ácchitsata
Second	अच्छैत्सीः / अच्छैत्¹ ácchaitsīḥ / ácchait¹	अच्छैत्तम् ácchaittam	अच्छैत्त ácchaitta	अच्छित्थाः ácchitthāḥ	अच्छित्साथाम् ácchitsāthām	अच्छिद्ध्वम् ácchiddhvam
First	अच्छैत्सम् ácchaitsam	अच्छैत्स्व ácchaitsva	अच्छैत्स्म ácchaitsma	अच्छित्सि ácchitsi	अच्छित्स्वहि ácchitsvahi	अच्छित्स्महि ácchitsmahi
Notes	¹Vedic

{{sa-conj|aor|ácchaitsīt|ácchitta<ácchits>}}

Aorist: अच्छैत्सीत् (ácchaitsīt) or अच्छैत् (ácchait), अच्छित्स्त (ácchitsta)
	Active			Mediopassive
	Singular	Dual	Plural	Singular	Dual	Plural
Indicative
Third	अच्छैत्सीत् / अच्छैत्¹ ácchaitsīt / ácchait¹	अच्छैत्ताम् ácchaittām	अच्छैत्सुः ácchaitsuḥ	अच्छित्स्त ácchitsta	अच्छित्स्साताम् ácchitssātām	अच्छित्स्सत ácchitssata
Second	अच्छैत्सीः / अच्छैत्¹ ácchaitsīḥ / ácchait¹	अच्छैत्तम् ácchaittam	अच्छैत्त ácchaitta	अच्छित्स्थाः ácchitsthāḥ	अच्छित्स्साथाम् ácchitssāthām	अच्छित्द्ध्वम् ácchitddhvam
First	अच्छैत्सम् ácchaitsam	अच्छैत्स्व ácchaitsva	अच्छैत्स्म ácchaitsma	अच्छित्स्सि ácchitssi	अच्छित्स्स्वहि ácchitssvahi	अच्छित्स्स्महि ácchitssmahi
Notes	¹Vedic

{{sa-conj|aor|ácchaitsīt|ácchitsta}}

Aorist: अच्छैत्सीत् (ácchaitsīt) or अच्छैत् (ácchait), अच्छित्त (ácchitta)
	Active			Mediopassive
	Singular	Dual	Plural	Singular	Dual	Plural
Indicative
Third	अच्छैत्सीत् / अच्छैत्¹ ácchaitsīt / ácchait¹	अच्छैत्ताम् ácchaittām	अच्छैत्सुः ácchaitsuḥ	अच्छित्त ácchitta	अच्छित्साताम् ácchitsātām	अच्छित्सत ácchitsata
Second	अच्छैत्सीः / अच्छैत्¹ ácchaitsīḥ / ácchait¹	अच्छैत्तम् ácchaittam	अच्छैत्त ácchaitta	अच्छित्थाः ácchitthāḥ	अच्छित्साथाम् ácchitsāthām	अच्छिद्ध्वम् ácchiddhvam
First	अच्छैत्सम् ácchaitsam	अच्छैत्स्व ácchaitsva	अच्छैत्स्म ácchaitsma	अच्छित्सि ácchitsi	अच्छित्स्वहि ácchitsvahi	अच्छित्स्महि ácchitsmahi
Notes	¹Vedic

apavit_ref = { aoria = { -- Whitney Para 902, but with ḥ for final s. {"ápāviṣam"}, {"ápāviṣva"}, {"ápāviṣma"}, {"ápāvīḥ"}, {"ápāviṣṭam"}, {"ápāviṣṭa"}, {"ápāvīt"}, {"ápāviṣṭām"}, {"ápāviṣus"}, }, aorim = { -- Whitney Para 902, but with ḥ for final s. {"ápaviṣi"}, {"ápaviṣvahi"}, {"ápaviṣmahi"}, {"ápaviṣṭhāḥ"}, {"ápaviṣāthām"}, {"ápaviḍhvam"}, {"ápaviṣṭa"}, {"ápaviṣātām"}, {"ápaviṣata"}, }, }

{{sa-conj|aor|ápāvīt}}

Aorist: अपावीत् (ápāvīt), अपाविष्ट (ápāviṣṭa)
	Active			Mediopassive
	Singular	Dual	Plural	Singular	Dual	Plural
Indicative
Third	अपावीत् ápāvīt	अपाविष्टाम् ápāviṣṭām	अपाविषुः ápāviṣuḥ	अपाविष्ट ápāviṣṭa	अपाविषाताम् ápāviṣātām	अपाविषत ápāviṣata
Second	अपावीः ápāvīḥ	अपाविष्टम् ápāviṣṭam	अपाविष्ट ápāviṣṭa	अपाविष्ठाः ápāviṣṭhāḥ	अपाविषाथाम् ápāviṣāthām	अपाविढ्वम् ápāviḍhvam
First	अपाविषम् ápāviṣam	अपाविष्व ápāviṣva	अपाविष्म ápāviṣma	अपाविषि ápāviṣi	अपाविष्वहि ápāviṣvahi	अपाविष्महि ápāviṣmahi

{{sa-conj|aor|ápāvīt|ápaviṣṭa}}

Aorist: अपावीत् (ápāvīt), अपविष्ट (ápaviṣṭa)
	Active			Mediopassive
	Singular	Dual	Plural	Singular	Dual	Plural
Indicative
Third	अपावीत् ápāvīt	अपाविष्टाम् ápāviṣṭām	अपाविषुः ápāviṣuḥ	अपविष्ट ápaviṣṭa	अपविषाताम् ápaviṣātām	अपविषत ápaviṣata
Second	अपावीः ápāvīḥ	अपाविष्टम् ápāviṣṭam	अपाविष्ट ápāviṣṭa	अपविष्ठाः ápaviṣṭhāḥ	अपविषाथाम् ápaviṣāthām	अपविढ्वम् ápaviḍhvam
First	अपाविषम् ápāviṣam	अपाविष्व ápāviṣva	अपाविष्म ápāviṣma	अपविषि ápaviṣi	अपविष्वहि ápaviṣvahi	अपविष्महि ápaviṣmahi

abodhit_ref = { aoria = { -- Whitney Para 902, but with ḥ for final s. 2nd & 3rd added by analogy. {"ábodhiṣam"}, {"ábodhiṣva"}, {"ábodhiṣma"}, {"ábodhīḥ"}, {"ábodhiṣṭam"}, {"ábodhiṣṭa"}, {"ábodhīt"}, {"ábodhiṣṭām"}, {"ábodhiṣus"}, }, aorim = { -- Whitney Para 902, but with ḥ for final s. 2nd & 3rd added by analogy. {"ábodhiṣi"}, {"ábodhiṣvahi"}, {"ábodhiṣmahi"}, {"ábodhiṣṭhāḥ"}, {"ábodhiṣāthām"}, {"ábodhiḍhvam"}, {"ábodhiṣṭa"}, {"ábodhiṣātām"}, {"ábodhiṣata"}, }, aorija = { -- Whitney Para 905. {"bódhiṣam"}, {"bódhiṣva"}, {"bódhiṣma"}, {"bódhīḥ"}, {"bódhiṣṭam"}, {"bódhiṣṭa"}, {"bódhīt"}, {"bódhiṣṭām"}, {"bódhiṣus"}, }, aorijm = { -- Whitney Para 905. {"bódhiṣi"}, {"bódhiṣvahi"}, {"bódhiṣmahi"}, {"bódhiṣṭhāḥ"}, {"bódhiṣāthām"}, {"bódhiḍhvam"}, {"bódhiṣṭa"}, {"bódhiṣātām"}, {"bódhiṣata"}, }, }

{{sa-conj|aor|ábodhīt}}

Aorist: अबोधीत् (ábodhīt), अबोधिष्ट (ábodhiṣṭa)
	Active			Mediopassive
	Singular	Dual	Plural	Singular	Dual	Plural
Indicative
Third	अबोधीत् ábodhīt	अबोधिष्टाम् ábodhiṣṭām	अबोधिषुः ábodhiṣuḥ	अबोधिष्ट ábodhiṣṭa	अबोधिषाताम् ábodhiṣātām	अबोधिषत ábodhiṣata
Second	अबोधीः ábodhīḥ	अबोधिष्टम् ábodhiṣṭam	अबोधिष्ट ábodhiṣṭa	अबोधिष्ठाः ábodhiṣṭhāḥ	अबोधिषाथाम् ábodhiṣāthām	अबोधिढ्वम् ábodhiḍhvam
First	अबोधिषम् ábodhiṣam	अबोधिष्व ábodhiṣva	अबोधिष्म ábodhiṣma	अबोधिषि ábodhiṣi	अबोधिष्वहि ábodhiṣvahi	अबोधिष्महि ábodhiṣmahi

{{sa-conj|aor|ábodhīt|ábodhiṣṭa}}

Aorist: अबोधीत् (ábodhīt), अबोधिष्ट (ábodhiṣṭa)
	Active			Mediopassive
	Singular	Dual	Plural	Singular	Dual	Plural
Indicative
Third	अबोधीत् ábodhīt	अबोधिष्टाम् ábodhiṣṭām	अबोधिषुः ábodhiṣuḥ	अबोधिष्ट ábodhiṣṭa	अबोधिषाताम् ábodhiṣātām	अबोधिषत ábodhiṣata
Second	अबोधीः ábodhīḥ	अबोधिष्टम् ábodhiṣṭam	अबोधिष्ट ábodhiṣṭa	अबोधिष्ठाः ábodhiṣṭhāḥ	अबोधिषाथाम् ábodhiṣāthām	अबोधिढ्वम् ábodhiḍhvam
First	अबोधिषम् ábodhiṣam	अबोधिष्व ábodhiṣva	अबोधिष्म ábodhiṣma	अबोधिषि ábodhiṣi	अबोधिष्वहि ábodhiṣvahi	अबोधिष्महि ábodhiṣmahi

{{sa-conj|aor|bódhīt}}

Aorist: बोधीत् (bódhīt), बोधिष्ट (bódhiṣṭa)
	Active			Mediopassive
	Singular	Dual	Plural	Singular	Dual	Plural
Indicative
Third	बोधीत् bódhīt	बोधिष्टाम् bódhiṣṭām	बोधिषुः bódhiṣuḥ	बोधिष्ट bódhiṣṭa	बोधिषाताम् bódhiṣātām	बोधिषत bódhiṣata
Second	बोधीः bódhīḥ	बोधिष्टम् bódhiṣṭam	बोधिष्ट bódhiṣṭa	बोधिष्ठाः bódhiṣṭhāḥ	बोधिषाथाम् bódhiṣāthām	बोधिढ्वम् bódhiḍhvam
First	बोधिषम् bódhiṣam	बोधिष्व bódhiṣva	बोधिष्म bódhiṣma	बोधिषि bódhiṣi	बोधिष्वहि bódhiṣvahi	बोधिष्महि bódhiṣmahi

{{sa-conj|aor|bódhīt|bódhiṣṭa}}

Aorist: बोधीत् (bódhīt), बोधिष्ट (bódhiṣṭa)
	Active			Mediopassive
	Singular	Dual	Plural	Singular	Dual	Plural
Indicative
Third	बोधीत् bódhīt	बोधिष्टाम् bódhiṣṭām	बोधिषुः bódhiṣuḥ	बोधिष्ट bódhiṣṭa	बोधिषाताम् bódhiṣātām	बोधिषत bódhiṣata
Second	बोधीः bódhīḥ	बोधिष्टम् bódhiṣṭam	बोधिष्ट bódhiṣṭa	बोधिष्ठाः bódhiṣṭhāḥ	बोधिषाथाम् bódhiṣāthām	बोधिढ्वम् bódhiḍhvam
First	बोधिषम् bódhiṣam	बोधिष्व bódhiṣva	बोधिष्म bódhiṣma	बोधिषि bódhiṣi	बोधिष्वहि bódhiṣvahi	बोधिष्महि bódhiṣmahi

ayasit_ref = { presa = { -- Whitney Para 911, 2nd and 3rd persons by analogy {"áyāsiṣam"}, {"áyāsiṣva"}, {"áyāsiṣma"}, {"áyāsīḥ"}, {"áyāsiṣṭam"}, {"áyāsiṣṭa"}, {"áyāsīt"}, {"áyāsiṣṭām"}, {"áyāsiṣus"}, }, presja = { -- Whitney Para 913a {"yā́siṣam"}, {"yā́siṣva"}, {"yā́siṣma"}, {"yā́sīḥ"}, {"yā́siṣṭam"}, {"yā́siṣṭa"}, {"yā́sīt"}, {"yā́siṣṭām"}, {"yā́siṣus"}, }, }

{{sa-conj|aor|áyāsīt}}

Aorist: अयासीत् (áyāsīt) or अयाः (áyāḥ), अयास्त (áyāsta)
	Active			Mediopassive
	Singular	Dual	Plural	Singular	Dual	Plural
Indicative
Third	अयासीत् / अयाः¹ áyāsīt / áyāḥ¹	अयास्ताम् áyāstām	अयासुः áyāsuḥ	अयास्त áyāsta	अयासाताम् áyāsātām	अयासत áyāsata
Second	अयासीः / अयाः¹ áyāsīḥ / áyāḥ¹	अयास्तम् áyāstam	अयास्त áyāsta	अयास्थाः áyāsthāḥ	अयासाथाम् áyāsāthām	अयाध्वम् áyādhvam
First	अयासम् áyāsam	अयास्व áyāsva	अयास्म áyāsma	अयासि áyāsi	अयास्वहि áyāsvahi	अयास्महि áyāsmahi
Notes	¹Vedic

{{sa-conj|aor|yā́sīt}}

Aorist: यासीत् (yā́sīt) or याः (yā́ḥ), यास्त (yā́sta)
	Active			Mediopassive
	Singular	Dual	Plural	Singular	Dual	Plural
Indicative
Third	यासीत् / याः¹ yā́sīt / yā́ḥ¹	यास्ताम् yā́stām	यासुः yā́suḥ	यास्त yā́sta	यासाताम् yā́sātām	यासत yā́sata
Second	यासीः / याः¹ yā́sīḥ / yā́ḥ¹	यास्तम् yā́stam	यास्त yā́sta	यास्थाः yā́sthāḥ	यासाथाम् yā́sāthām	याध्वम् yā́dhvam
First	यासम् yā́sam	यास्व yā́sva	यास्म yā́sma	यासि yā́si	यास्वहि yā́svahi	यास्महि yā́smahi
Notes	¹Vedic

anamsit_ref = { presa = { -- Whitney Para 911, 2nd and 3rd persons by analogy {"ánaṁsiṣam"}, {"ánaṁsiṣva"}, {"ánaṁsiṣma"}, {"ánaṁsīḥ"}, {"ánaṁsiṣṭam"}, {"ánaṁsiṣṭa"}, {"ánaṁsīt"}, {"ánaṁsiṣṭām"}, {"ánaṁsiṣus"}, }, }

{{sa-conj|aor|ánaṁsīt}}

Aorist: अनṁसीत् (ánaṁsīt) or अनṁः (ánaṁḥ), अनṁस्त (ánaṁsta)
	Active			Mediopassive
	Singular	Dual	Plural	Singular	Dual	Plural
Indicative
Third	अनṁसीत् / अनṁः¹ ánaṁsīt / ánaṁḥ¹	अनṁस्ताम् ánaṁstām	अनṁसुः ánaṁsuḥ	अनṁस्त ánaṁsta	अनṁसाताम् ánaṁsātām	अनṁसत ánaṁsata
Second	अनṁसीः / अनṁः¹ ánaṁsīḥ / ánaṁḥ¹	अनṁस्तम् ánaṁstam	अनṁस्त ánaṁsta	अनṁस्थाः ánaṁsthāḥ	अनṁसाथाम् ánaṁsāthām	अनṁस्ध्वम् ánaṁsdhvam
First	अनṁसम् ánaṁsam	अनṁस्व ánaṁsva	अनṁस्म ánaṁsma	अनṁसि ánaṁsi	अनṁस्वहि ánaṁsvahi	अनṁस्महि ánaṁsmahi
Notes	¹Vedic

adiksat_ref = { aoria = { -- Whitney Para 918, but with ḥ for final s. {"ádikṣam"}, {"ádikṣāva"}, {"ádikṣāma"}, {"ádikṣaḥ"}, {"ádikṣatam"}, {"ádikṣata"}, {"ádikṣat"}, {"ádikṣatām"}, {"ádikṣan"}, }, aorim = { -- Whitney Para 918, but with ḥ for final s. {"ádikṣi"}, {"ádikṣāvahi"}, {"ádikṣāmahi"}, {"ádikṣathāḥ"}, {"ádikṣāthām"}, {"ádikṣadhvam"}, {"ádikṣata"}, {"ádikṣātām"}, {"ádikṣanta"}, }, aorija = { -- Whitney Para 920b and 920e {"dikṣám"}, {"dikṣāva"}, {"dikṣāma"}, {"dikṣáḥ"}, {"dikṣátam"}, {"dikṣáta"}, {"dikṣát"}, {"dikṣátām"}, {"dikṣán"}, }, aorijm = { -- Whitney Para 920b and 920e {"dikṣí"}, {"dikṣā́vahi"}, {"dikṣā́mahi"}, {"dikṣáthāḥ"}, {"dikṣā́thām"}, {"dikṣádhvam"}, {"dikṣáta"}, {"dikṣā́tām"}, {"dikṣánta"}, }, }

{{sa-conj|aor|ádikṣat}}

Aorist: अदिक्षत् (ádikṣat), अदिक्षत (ádikṣata)
	Active			Mediopassive
	Singular	Dual	Plural	Singular	Dual	Plural
Indicative
Third	अदिक्षत् ádikṣat	अदिक्षताम् ádikṣatām	अदिक्षन् ádikṣan	अदिक्षत ádikṣata	अदिक्षाताम् ádikṣātām	अदिक्षन्त ádikṣanta
Second	अदिक्षः ádikṣaḥ	अदिक्षतम् ádikṣatam	अदिक्षत ádikṣata	अदिक्षथाः ádikṣathāḥ	अदिक्षाथाम् ádikṣāthām	अदिक्षध्वम् ádikṣadhvam
First	अदिक्षम् ádikṣam	अदिक्षाव ádikṣāva	अदिक्षाम ádikṣāma	अदिक्षि ádikṣi	अदिक्षावहि ádikṣāvahi	अदिक्षामहि ádikṣāmahi

{{sa-conj|aor|dikṣát}}

Aorist: दिक्षत् (dikṣát), दिक्षत (dikṣáta)
	Active			Mediopassive
	Singular	Dual	Plural	Singular	Dual	Plural
Indicative
Third	दिक्षत् dikṣát	दिक्षताम् dikṣátām	दिक्षन् dikṣán	दिक्षत dikṣáta	दिक्षाताम् dikṣā́tām	दिक्षन्त dikṣánta
Second	दिक्षः dikṣáḥ	दिक्षतम् dikṣátam	दिक्षत dikṣáta	दिक्षथाः dikṣáthāḥ	दिक्षाथाम् dikṣā́thām	दिक्षध्वम् dikṣádhvam
First	दिक्षम् dikṣám	दिक्षाव dikṣā́va	दिक्षाम dikṣā́ma	दिक्षि dikṣí	दिक्षावहि dikṣā́vahi	दिक्षामहि dikṣā́mahi

{{sa-conj|aor|dikṣát|dikṣáta}}

Aorist: दिक्षत् (dikṣát), दिक्षत (dikṣáta)
	Active			Mediopassive
	Singular	Dual	Plural	Singular	Dual	Plural
Indicative
Third	दिक्षत् dikṣát	दिक्षताम् dikṣátām	दिक्षन् dikṣán	दिक्षत dikṣáta	दिक्षाताम् dikṣā́tām	दिक्षन्त dikṣánta
Second	दिक्षः dikṣáḥ	दिक्षतम् dikṣátam	दिक्षत dikṣáta	दिक्षथाः dikṣáthāḥ	दिक्षाथाम् dikṣā́thām	दिक्षध्वम् dikṣádhvam
First	दिक्षम् dikṣám	दिक्षाव dikṣā́va	दिक्षाम dikṣā́ma	दिक्षि dikṣí	दिक्षावहि dikṣā́vahi	दिक्षामहि dikṣā́mahi

{{sa-conj|aor|dikṣat|dikṣata}}

Aorist: दिक्षत् (dikṣat), दिक्षत (dikṣata)
	Active			Mediopassive
	Singular	Dual	Plural	Singular	Dual	Plural
Indicative
Third	दिक्षत् dikṣat	दिक्षताम् dikṣatām	दिक्षन् dikṣan	दिक्षत dikṣata	दिक्षाताम् dikṣātām	दिक्षन्त dikṣanta
Second	दिक्षः dikṣaḥ	दिक्षतम् dikṣatam	दिक्षत dikṣata	दिक्षथाः dikṣathāḥ	दिक्षाथाम् dikṣāthām	दिक्षध्वम् dikṣadhvam
First	दिक्षम् dikṣam	दिक्षाव dikṣāva	दिक्षाम dikṣāma	दिक्षि dikṣi	दिक्षावहि dikṣāvahi	दिक्षामहि dikṣāmahi

Quotation Tests

ယက္ခ

1. Rhubarb
   • 1984, anonymous author, translated by Ānandajoti Bhikkhu, ပရိတ်လုင်ၽႆတႆး [pǎ rǐt lǔng phǎi tái, Shan Great Paritta]‎^[1] (overall work in Shan), page 2:

     ၅။ သဗ္ဗေသု စက္ကဝါဠေသု၊ ယက္ခာ ဒေဝါ စ ဗြဟ္မနော။
     ယံ အမှေဟိ ကတံ ပုညံ၊ သဗ္ဗသမ္ပတ္တိသာဓကံ [sic]။
     ၆။ သဗ္ဗေ တံ အနုမောဒိတွာ၊ သမဂ္ဂါ သာသနေ ရတာ။
     ပမာဒ ရဟိတာ ဟောန္တု၊ အာရက္ခာသု ဝိသေသတော။

     [၅။ သဗ္ဗေသု စက္ကဝါဠေသု၊ ယက္ခာ ဒေဝါ စ ဗြဟ္မနော။
     ယံ အမှေဟိ ကတံ ပုညံ၊ သဗ္ဗသမ္ပတ္တိသာဓုကံ။
     ၆။ သဗ္ဗေ တံ အနုမောဒိတွာ၊ သမဂ္ဂါ သာသနေ ရတာ။
     ပမာဒ ရဟိတာ ဟောန္တု၊ အာရက္ခာသု ဝိသေသတော။]

     5. sabbesu cakkavāḷesu. yakkhā devā ca brahmano.
     yaṃ amhehi kataṃ puññaṃ. sabbasampattisādhukaṃ.
     6. sabbe taṃ anumoditvā. samaggā sāsane ratā.
     pamāda rahitā hontu. ārakkhāsu visesato.

     5. May all yakkhas, gods, and deities, from the whole universe,
     After partaking of the merits, and of all the thoroughly good fortune
     6. We have acquired, being in harmony, and delighting in the teaching,
     Be not heedless and grant us complete protection.

SKM Documentation

1. None

This module is a data module providing a catalogue of passages from one particular book or article for each passage to demonstrate the existence of multiple Pali words. The modules returns a 3-D array (technically a Lua table), indexed as follows:

1. The outer index is the page number.
2. The second index is a character string serving as the name of the passage within the page - using the first word is the simplest scheme.
3. The third index is an element number - the text (item 1), its transliteration (item 2) (optional) and its translation (item 3).

The table has one named element, "reference", that holds the name of the template (namely, {{RQ:pi:PTS Anguttara Nikaya 2}}) used to identify the source to the reader and format the quote, its transliteration and its translation.

The intention is that the word will be highlighted when selected by these three indices. Words are assigned positive numbers and their boundaries are marked up in the form {number-word}. This mark up can be nested, so that words may contain other words. Different sections may have the same number; this allows for repeated words, overlapping words, and discontiguous translations.

The words are transcluded into a page using an invocation of the form {{RQ:pi:PTS Anguttara Nikaya 2 quote|215|paccakkosati|4}}; this example produces the text:

c. 50 BC, Anguttara Nikaya: Book of Fours, Mahā Vagga; republished as Richard Morris, editor, Aṅguttara-Nikāya: Part II: Catukka Nipāta‎^[2], London: Pali Text Society, 1888, page 215:

Idha bhikkhave bhikkhu akkosantaṃ paccakkosati, rosantaṃ paṭirosati, bhaṇḍantaṃ paṭibhaṇḍati.

Mendicants, it’s when someone abuses, annoys, or argues with a mendicant, and the mendicant abuses, annoys, or argues back at them.

There is no advantage in including a passage for the sake of one word; one can use {{RQ:pi:PTS Anguttara Nikaya 2}} directly for that purpose.

2. lang=1 no p1 no p2

This module is a data module providing a catalogue of passages from one particular book or article for each passage to demonstrate the existence of multiple Pali words. The modules returns a 3-D array (technically a Lua table), indexed as follows:

1. The outer index is the page number.
2. The second index is a character string serving as the name of the passage within the page - using the first word is the simplest scheme.
3. The third index is an element number - the text (item 1), its transliteration (item 2) (optional) and its translation (item 3).

The table has one named element, "reference", that holds the name of the template (namely, {{RQ:pi:PTS Anguttara Nikaya 2}}) used to identify the source to the reader and format the quote, its transliteration and its translation. The table structure allows fields lang, p1 and p2 for uninterpreted passage to the reference template to customise its output. This particular module's table uses lang as the language code of the quoted passage. The field applied to the innermost of the passage, page and table is the value passed on.

The intention is that the word will be highlighted when selected by these three indices. Words are assigned positive numbers and their boundaries are marked up in the form {number-word}. This mark up can be nested, so that words may contain other words. Different sections may have the same number; this allows for repeated words, overlapping words, and discontiguous translations.

The words are transcluded into a page using an invocation of the form {{RQ:pi:PTS Anguttara Nikaya 2 quote|215|paccakkosati|4}}; this example produces the text:

c. 50 BC, Anguttara Nikaya: Book of Fours, Mahā Vagga; republished as Richard Morris, editor, Aṅguttara-Nikāya: Part II: Catukka Nipāta‎^[3], London: Pali Text Society, 1888, page 215:

Idha bhikkhave bhikkhu akkosantaṃ paccakkosati, rosantaṃ paṭirosati, bhaṇḍantaṃ paṭibhaṇḍati.

Mendicants, it’s when someone abuses, annoys, or argues with a mendicant, and the mendicant abuses, annoys, or argues back at them.

There is no advantage in including a passage for the sake of one word; one can use {{RQ:pi:PTS Anguttara Nikaya 2}} directly for that purpose.

3. lang=dialect... no p1 no p2

This module is a data module providing a catalogue of passages from one particular book or article for each passage to demonstrate the existence of multiple Pali words. The modules returns a 3-D array (technically a Lua table), indexed as follows:

1. The outer index is the page number.
2. The second index is a character string serving as the name of the passage within the page - using the first word is the simplest scheme.
3. The third index is an element number - the text (item 1), its transliteration (item 2) (optional) and its translation (item 3).

The table has one named element, "reference", that holds the name of the template (namely, {{RQ:pi:PTS Anguttara Nikaya 2}}) used to identify the source to the reader and format the quote, its transliteration and its translation. The table structure allows fields lang, p1 and p2 for uninterpreted passage to the reference template to customise its output. This particular module's table uses lang as the dialect of the quoted passage. The field applied to the innermost of the passage, page and table is the value passed on.

The intention is that the word will be highlighted when selected by these three indices. Words are assigned positive numbers and their boundaries are marked up in the form {number-word}. This mark up can be nested, so that words may contain other words. Different sections may have the same number; this allows for repeated words, overlapping words, and discontiguous translations.

The words are transcluded into a page using an invocation of the form {{RQ:pi:PTS Anguttara Nikaya 2 quote|215|paccakkosati|4}}; this example produces the text:

c. 50 BC, Anguttara Nikaya: Book of Fours, Mahā Vagga; republished as Richard Morris, editor, Aṅguttara-Nikāya: Part II: Catukka Nipāta‎^[4], London: Pali Text Society, 1888, page 215:

Idha bhikkhave bhikkhu akkosantaṃ paccakkosati, rosantaṃ paṭirosati, bhaṇḍantaṃ paṭibhaṇḍati.

Mendicants, it’s when someone abuses, annoys, or argues with a mendicant, and the mendicant abuses, annoys, or argues back at them.

There is no advantage in including a passage for the sake of one word; one can use {{RQ:pi:PTS Anguttara Nikaya 2}} directly for that purpose.

4. no lang, p1, no p2

This module is a data module providing a catalogue of passages from one particular book or article for each passage to demonstrate the existence of multiple Pali words. The modules returns a 3-D array (technically a Lua table), indexed as follows:

1. The outer index is the page number.
2. The second index is a character string serving as the name of the passage within the page - using the first word is the simplest scheme.
3. The third index is an element number - the text (item 1), its transliteration (item 2) (optional) and its translation (item 3).

The table has one named element, "reference", that holds the name of the template (namely, {{RQ:pi:PTS Anguttara Nikaya 2}}) used to identify the source to the reader and format the quote, its transliteration and its translation. The table structure allows fields lang, p1 and p2 for uninterpreted passage to the reference template to customise its output. This particular module's table uses p1 as the section of the original. The field applied to the innermost of the passage, page and table is the value passed on.

The intention is that the word will be highlighted when selected by these three indices. Words are assigned positive numbers and their boundaries are marked up in the form {number-word}. This mark up can be nested, so that words may contain other words. Different sections may have the same number; this allows for repeated words, overlapping words, and discontiguous translations.

The words are transcluded into a page using an invocation of the form {{RQ:pi:PTS Anguttara Nikaya 2 quote|215|paccakkosati|4}}; this example produces the text:

c. 50 BC, Anguttara Nikaya: Book of Fours, Mahā Vagga; republished as Richard Morris, editor, Aṅguttara-Nikāya: Part II: Catukka Nipāta‎^[5], London: Pali Text Society, 1888, page 215:

Idha bhikkhave bhikkhu akkosantaṃ paccakkosati, rosantaṃ paṭirosati, bhaṇḍantaṃ paṭibhaṇḍati.

Mendicants, it’s when someone abuses, annoys, or argues with a mendicant, and the mendicant abuses, annoys, or argues back at them.

There is no advantage in including a passage for the sake of one word; one can use {{RQ:pi:PTS Anguttara Nikaya 2}} directly for that purpose.

5. lang=1, p1, no p2

This module is a data module providing a catalogue of passages from one particular book or article for each passage to demonstrate the existence of multiple Pali words. The modules returns a 3-D array (technically a Lua table), indexed as follows:

1. The outer index is the page number.
2. The second index is a character string serving as the name of the passage within the page - using the first word is the simplest scheme.
3. The third index is an element number - the text (item 1), its transliteration (item 2) (optional) and its translation (item 3).

The table has one named element, "reference", that holds the name of the template (namely, {{RQ:pi:PTS Anguttara Nikaya 2}}) used to identify the source to the reader and format the quote, its transliteration and its translation. The table structure allows fields lang, p1 and p2 for uninterpreted passage to the reference template to customise its output. This particular module's table uses lang as the language code of the quoted passage andp1 as the section of the original. The field applied to the innermost of the passage, page and table is the value passed on.

The intention is that the word will be highlighted when selected by these three indices. Words are assigned positive numbers and their boundaries are marked up in the form {number-word}. This mark up can be nested, so that words may contain other words. Different sections may have the same number; this allows for repeated words, overlapping words, and discontiguous translations.

The words are transcluded into a page using an invocation of the form {{RQ:pi:PTS Anguttara Nikaya 2 quote|215|paccakkosati|4}}; this example produces the text:

c. 50 BC, Anguttara Nikaya: Book of Fours, Mahā Vagga; republished as Richard Morris, editor, Aṅguttara-Nikāya: Part II: Catukka Nipāta‎^[6], London: Pali Text Society, 1888, page 215:

Idha bhikkhave bhikkhu akkosantaṃ paccakkosati, rosantaṃ paṭirosati, bhaṇḍantaṃ paṭibhaṇḍati.

Mendicants, it’s when someone abuses, annoys, or argues with a mendicant, and the mendicant abuses, annoys, or argues back at them.

There is no advantage in including a passage for the sake of one word; one can use {{RQ:pi:PTS Anguttara Nikaya 2}} directly for that purpose.

6. lang=dialect, p1, no p2

This module is a data module providing a catalogue of passages from one particular book or article for each passage to demonstrate the existence of multiple Pali words. The modules returns a 3-D array (technically a Lua table), indexed as follows:

1. The outer index is the page number.
2. The second index is a character string serving as the name of the passage within the page - using the first word is the simplest scheme.
3. The third index is an element number - the text (item 1), its transliteration (item 2) (optional) and its translation (item 3).

The table has one named element, "reference", that holds the name of the template (namely, {{RQ:pi:PTS Anguttara Nikaya 2}}) used to identify the source to the reader and format the quote, its transliteration and its translation. The table structure allows fields lang, p1 and p2 for uninterpreted passage to the reference template to customise its output. This particular module's table uses lang as the dialect of the quoted passage andp1 as the section of the original. The field applied to the innermost of the passage, page and table is the value passed on.

The intention is that the word will be highlighted when selected by these three indices. Words are assigned positive numbers and their boundaries are marked up in the form {number-word}. This mark up can be nested, so that words may contain other words. Different sections may have the same number; this allows for repeated words, overlapping words, and discontiguous translations.

The words are transcluded into a page using an invocation of the form {{RQ:pi:PTS Anguttara Nikaya 2 quote|215|paccakkosati|4}}; this example produces the text:

c. 50 BC, Anguttara Nikaya: Book of Fours, Mahā Vagga; republished as Richard Morris, editor, Aṅguttara-Nikāya: Part II: Catukka Nipāta‎^[7], London: Pali Text Society, 1888, page 215:

Idha bhikkhave bhikkhu akkosantaṃ paccakkosati, rosantaṃ paṭirosati, bhaṇḍantaṃ paṭibhaṇḍati.

Mendicants, it’s when someone abuses, annoys, or argues with a mendicant, and the mendicant abuses, annoys, or argues back at them.

There is no advantage in including a passage for the sake of one word; one can use {{RQ:pi:PTS Anguttara Nikaya 2}} directly for that purpose.

7. no lang, no p1, p2

This module is a data module providing a catalogue of passages from one particular book or article for each passage to demonstrate the existence of multiple Pali words. The modules returns a 3-D array (technically a Lua table), indexed as follows:

1. The outer index is the page number.
2. The second index is a character string serving as the name of the passage within the page - using the first word is the simplest scheme.
3. The third index is an element number - the text (item 1), its transliteration (item 2) (optional) and its translation (item 3).

The table has one named element, "reference", that holds the name of the template (namely, {{RQ:pi:PTS Anguttara Nikaya 2}}) used to identify the source to the reader and format the quote, its transliteration and its translation. The table structure allows fields lang, p1 and p2 for uninterpreted passage to the reference template to customise its output. This particular module's table uses p2 as the section of the edition. The field applied to the innermost of the passage, page and table is the value passed on.

The intention is that the word will be highlighted when selected by these three indices. Words are assigned positive numbers and their boundaries are marked up in the form {number-word}. This mark up can be nested, so that words may contain other words. Different sections may have the same number; this allows for repeated words, overlapping words, and discontiguous translations.

The words are transcluded into a page using an invocation of the form {{RQ:pi:PTS Anguttara Nikaya 2 quote|215|paccakkosati|4}}; this example produces the text:

c. 50 BC, Anguttara Nikaya: Book of Fours, Mahā Vagga; republished as Richard Morris, editor, Aṅguttara-Nikāya: Part II: Catukka Nipāta‎^[8], London: Pali Text Society, 1888, page 215:

Idha bhikkhave bhikkhu akkosantaṃ paccakkosati, rosantaṃ paṭirosati, bhaṇḍantaṃ paṭibhaṇḍati.

Mendicants, it’s when someone abuses, annoys, or argues with a mendicant, and the mendicant abuses, annoys, or argues back at them.

There is no advantage in including a passage for the sake of one word; one can use {{RQ:pi:PTS Anguttara Nikaya 2}} directly for that purpose.

8. lang=1 no p1 p2

This module is a data module providing a catalogue of passages from one particular book or article for each passage to demonstrate the existence of multiple Pali words. The modules returns a 3-D array (technically a Lua table), indexed as follows:

1. The outer index is the page number.
2. The second index is a character string serving as the name of the passage within the page - using the first word is the simplest scheme.
3. The third index is an element number - the text (item 1), its transliteration (item 2) (optional) and its translation (item 3).

The table has one named element, "reference", that holds the name of the template (namely, {{RQ:pi:PTS Anguttara Nikaya 2}}) used to identify the source to the reader and format the quote, its transliteration and its translation. The table structure allows fields lang, p1 and p2 for uninterpreted passage to the reference template to customise its output. This particular module's table uses lang as the language code of the quoted passage andp2 as the section of the edition. The field applied to the innermost of the passage, page and table is the value passed on.

The intention is that the word will be highlighted when selected by these three indices. Words are assigned positive numbers and their boundaries are marked up in the form {number-word}. This mark up can be nested, so that words may contain other words. Different sections may have the same number; this allows for repeated words, overlapping words, and discontiguous translations.

The words are transcluded into a page using an invocation of the form {{RQ:pi:PTS Anguttara Nikaya 2 quote|215|paccakkosati|4}}; this example produces the text:

c. 50 BC, Anguttara Nikaya: Book of Fours, Mahā Vagga; republished as Richard Morris, editor, Aṅguttara-Nikāya: Part II: Catukka Nipāta‎^[9], London: Pali Text Society, 1888, page 215:

Idha bhikkhave bhikkhu akkosantaṃ paccakkosati, rosantaṃ paṭirosati, bhaṇḍantaṃ paṭibhaṇḍati.

Mendicants, it’s when someone abuses, annoys, or argues with a mendicant, and the mendicant abuses, annoys, or argues back at them.

There is no advantage in including a passage for the sake of one word; one can use {{RQ:pi:PTS Anguttara Nikaya 2}} directly for that purpose.

9. lang=dialect... no p1, p2

This module is a data module providing a catalogue of passages from one particular book or article for each passage to demonstrate the existence of multiple Pali words. The modules returns a 3-D array (technically a Lua table), indexed as follows:

1. The outer index is the page number.
2. The second index is a character string serving as the name of the passage within the page - using the first word is the simplest scheme.
3. The third index is an element number - the text (item 1), its transliteration (item 2) (optional) and its translation (item 3).

The table has one named element, "reference", that holds the name of the template (namely, {{RQ:pi:PTS Anguttara Nikaya 2}}) used to identify the source to the reader and format the quote, its transliteration and its translation. The table structure allows fields lang, p1 and p2 for uninterpreted passage to the reference template to customise its output. This particular module's table uses lang as the dialect of the quoted passage andp2 as the section of the edition. The field applied to the innermost of the passage, page and table is the value passed on.

The intention is that the word will be highlighted when selected by these three indices. Words are assigned positive numbers and their boundaries are marked up in the form {number-word}. This mark up can be nested, so that words may contain other words. Different sections may have the same number; this allows for repeated words, overlapping words, and discontiguous translations.

The words are transcluded into a page using an invocation of the form {{RQ:pi:PTS Anguttara Nikaya 2 quote|215|paccakkosati|4}}; this example produces the text:

c. 50 BC, Anguttara Nikaya: Book of Fours, Mahā Vagga; republished as Richard Morris, editor, Aṅguttara-Nikāya: Part II: Catukka Nipāta‎^[10], London: Pali Text Society, 1888, page 215:

Idha bhikkhave bhikkhu akkosantaṃ paccakkosati, rosantaṃ paṭirosati, bhaṇḍantaṃ paṭibhaṇḍati.

Mendicants, it’s when someone abuses, annoys, or argues with a mendicant, and the mendicant abuses, annoys, or argues back at them.

There is no advantage in including a passage for the sake of one word; one can use {{RQ:pi:PTS Anguttara Nikaya 2}} directly for that purpose.

10. no lang, p1, p2

This module is a data module providing a catalogue of passages from one particular book or article for each passage to demonstrate the existence of multiple Pali words. The modules returns a 3-D array (technically a Lua table), indexed as follows:

1. The outer index is the page number.
2. The second index is a character string serving as the name of the passage within the page - using the first word is the simplest scheme.
3. The third index is an element number - the text (item 1), its transliteration (item 2) (optional) and its translation (item 3).

The table has one named element, "reference", that holds the name of the template (namely, {{RQ:pi:PTS Anguttara Nikaya 2}}) used to identify the source to the reader and format the quote, its transliteration and its translation. The table structure allows fields lang, p1 and p2 for uninterpreted passage to the reference template to customise its output. This particular module's table uses p1 as the section of the original andp2 as the section of the original. The field applied to the innermost of the passage, page and table is the value passed on.

The intention is that the word will be highlighted when selected by these three indices. Words are assigned positive numbers and their boundaries are marked up in the form {number-word}. This mark up can be nested, so that words may contain other words. Different sections may have the same number; this allows for repeated words, overlapping words, and discontiguous translations.

The words are transcluded into a page using an invocation of the form {{RQ:pi:PTS Anguttara Nikaya 2 quote|215|paccakkosati|4}}; this example produces the text:

c. 50 BC, Anguttara Nikaya: Book of Fours, Mahā Vagga; republished as Richard Morris, editor, Aṅguttara-Nikāya: Part II: Catukka Nipāta‎^[11], London: Pali Text Society, 1888, page 215:

Idha bhikkhave bhikkhu akkosantaṃ paccakkosati, rosantaṃ paṭirosati, bhaṇḍantaṃ paṭibhaṇḍati.

Mendicants, it’s when someone abuses, annoys, or argues with a mendicant, and the mendicant abuses, annoys, or argues back at them.

There is no advantage in including a passage for the sake of one word; one can use {{RQ:pi:PTS Anguttara Nikaya 2}} directly for that purpose.

11. lang=1, p1, p2

This module is a data module providing a catalogue of passages from one particular book or article for each passage to demonstrate the existence of multiple Pali words. The modules returns a 3-D array (technically a Lua table), indexed as follows:

1. The outer index is the page number.
2. The second index is a character string serving as the name of the passage within the page - using the first word is the simplest scheme.
3. The third index is an element number - the text (item 1), its transliteration (item 2) (optional) and its translation (item 3).

The table has one named element, "reference", that holds the name of the template (namely, {{RQ:pi:PTS Anguttara Nikaya 2}}) used to identify the source to the reader and format the quote, its transliteration and its translation. The table structure allows fields lang, p1 and p2 for uninterpreted passage to the reference template to customise its output. This particular module's table uses lang as the language code of the quoted passage,p1 as the section of the original andp2 as the section of the original. The field applied to the innermost of the passage, page and table is the value passed on.

The intention is that the word will be highlighted when selected by these three indices. Words are assigned positive numbers and their boundaries are marked up in the form {number-word}. This mark up can be nested, so that words may contain other words. Different sections may have the same number; this allows for repeated words, overlapping words, and discontiguous translations.

The words are transcluded into a page using an invocation of the form {{RQ:pi:PTS Anguttara Nikaya 2 quote|215|paccakkosati|4}}; this example produces the text:

c. 50 BC, Anguttara Nikaya: Book of Fours, Mahā Vagga; republished as Richard Morris, editor, Aṅguttara-Nikāya: Part II: Catukka Nipāta‎^[12], London: Pali Text Society, 1888, page 215:

Idha bhikkhave bhikkhu akkosantaṃ paccakkosati, rosantaṃ paṭirosati, bhaṇḍantaṃ paṭibhaṇḍati.

Mendicants, it’s when someone abuses, annoys, or argues with a mendicant, and the mendicant abuses, annoys, or argues back at them.

There is no advantage in including a passage for the sake of one word; one can use {{RQ:pi:PTS Anguttara Nikaya 2}} directly for that purpose.

12. lang=dialect, p1, p2

This module is a data module providing a catalogue of passages from one particular book or article for each passage to demonstrate the existence of multiple Pali words. The modules returns a 3-D array (technically a Lua table), indexed as follows:

1. The outer index is the page number.
2. The second index is a character string serving as the name of the passage within the page - using the first word is the simplest scheme.
3. The third index is an element number - the text (item 1), its transliteration (item 2) (optional) and its translation (item 3).

The table has one named element, "reference", that holds the name of the template (namely, {{RQ:pi:PTS Anguttara Nikaya 2}}) used to identify the source to the reader and format the quote, its transliteration and its translation. The table structure allows fields lang, p1 and p2 for uninterpreted passage to the reference template to customise its output. This particular module's table uses lang as the dialect of the quoted passage,p1 as the section of the original andp2 as the section of the original. The field applied to the innermost of the passage, page and table is the value passed on.

The intention is that the word will be highlighted when selected by these three indices. Words are assigned positive numbers and their boundaries are marked up in the form {number-word}. This mark up can be nested, so that words may contain other words. Different sections may have the same number; this allows for repeated words, overlapping words, and discontiguous translations.

The words are transcluded into a page using an invocation of the form {{RQ:pi:PTS Anguttara Nikaya 2 quote|215|paccakkosati|4}}; this example produces the text:

c. 50 BC, Anguttara Nikaya: Book of Fours, Mahā Vagga; republished as Richard Morris, editor, Aṅguttara-Nikāya: Part II: Catukka Nipāta‎^[13], London: Pali Text Society, 1888, page 215:

Idha bhikkhave bhikkhu akkosantaṃ paccakkosati, rosantaṃ paṭirosati, bhaṇḍantaṃ paṭibhaṇḍati.

Mendicants, it’s when someone abuses, annoys, or argues with a mendicant, and the mendicant abuses, annoys, or argues back at them.

There is no advantage in including a passage for the sake of one word; one can use {{RQ:pi:PTS Anguttara Nikaya 2}} directly for that purpose.

  ฿ (bàat)  ส.น. (sɔ̌ɔ.nɔɔ.) sà.ná.

Intralinear

ใช้	อะไร	ครับ
chái		kráp
use	what	POLITE
"What do I use?"

Prelimary Tests of Module:pi-decl/noun

Latin, extra ending

{{Template:User:RichardW57/pi-decl-noun|bahu|g=m|genp=+nnaṃ|genp_mod=before}} yields

Declension table of "bahu" (masculine)

Case \ Number	Singular	Plural
Nominative (first)	bahu	bahavo or bahū
Accusative (second)	bahuṃ	bahavo or bahū
Instrumental (third)	bahunā	bahūhi or bahūbhi
Dative (fourth)	bahussa or bahuno	bahūnaṃ
Ablative (fifth)	bahusmā or bahumhā	bahūhi or bahūbhi
Genitive (sixth)	bahussa or bahuno	bahunnaṃ or bahūnaṃ
Locative (seventh)	bahusmiṃ or bahumhi	bahūsu
Vocative (calling)	bahu	bahave or bahavo

Non-Roman, Latin extra ending, Latin extra form

{{Template:User:RichardW57/pi-decl-noun|พหุ|g=n|genp=+nnaṃ|genp_mod=before|noms=bahuṃ}} yields

Declension table of "พหุ" (neuter)

Case \ Number	Singular	Plural
Nominative (first)	พหุ (bahu) or พหุํ (bahuṃ)	พหูนิ (bahūni) or พหู (bahū)
Accusative (second)	พหุํ (bahuṃ)	พหูนิ (bahūni) or พหู (bahū)
Instrumental (third)	พหุนา (bahunā)	พหูหิ (bahūhi) or พหูภิ (bahūbhi)
Dative (fourth)	พหุสฺส (bahussa) or พหุโน (bahuno)	พหูนํ (bahūnaṃ)
Ablative (fifth)	พหุสฺมา (bahusmā) or พหุมฺหา (bahumhā)	พหูหิ (bahūhi) or พหูภิ (bahūbhi)
Genitive (sixth)	พหุสฺส (bahussa) or พหุโน (bahuno)	พหุนฺนํ (bahunnaṃ) or พหูนํ (bahūnaṃ)
Locative (seventh)	พหุสฺมิํ (bahusmiṃ) or พหุมฺหิ (bahumhi)	พหูสุ (bahūsu)
Vocative (calling)	พหุ (bahu)	พหูนิ (bahūni) or พหู (bahū)

Non-Roman extra ending

{{Template:User:RichardW57/pi-decl-noun|มติ|accs=+⌫ึ|g=f}} yields

Declension table of "มติ" (feminine)

Case \ Number	Singular	Plural
Nominative (first)	มติ (mati)	มติโย (matiyo) or มตี (matī)
Accusative (second)	มติํ (matiṃ) or มตึ (matiṃ)	มติโย (matiyo) or มตี (matī)
Instrumental (third)	มติยา (matiyā)	มตีหิ (matīhi) or มตีภิ (matībhi)
Dative (fourth)	มติยา (matiyā)	มตีนํ (matīnaṃ)
Ablative (fifth)	มติยา (matiyā) or มตฺยา (matyā)	มตีหิ (matīhi) or มตีภิ (matībhi)
Genitive (sixth)	มติยา (matiyā)	มตีนํ (matīnaṃ)
Locative (seventh)	มติยา (matiyā) or มติยํ (matiyaṃ) or มตฺยํ (matyaṃ)	มตีสุ (matīsu)
Vocative (calling)	มติ (mati)	มติโย (matiyo) or มตี (matī)

Documentation of pi_root

|1= is the root |2= is the suffix

Case ID	Wikicode	Display
1	{{pi-root|sip|ext}}	From the root sip +‎ -ext
2	{{pi-root|sip|ext|se=1}}	By surface analysis, sip (root) +‎ -ext
3	{{pi-root|sip|ext|sr=1}}	The Pali root is sip
4	{{pi-root|sip|ext|sr=1|se=1}}	The Pali root is sipBy surface analysis, sip (root) +‎ -ext
5	{{pi-root|sip|ext|c=1}}
6	{{pi-root|sip|ext|se=1|c=1}}
7	{{pi-root|sip|ext|sr=1|c=1}}
8	{{pi-root|sip|ext|sr=1|se=1|c=1}}
9	{{pi-root|sip|ext|notext=1}}	sip (root) +‎ -ext
10	{{pi-root|sip|ext|se=1|notext=1}}
11	{{pi-root|sip|ext|sr=1|notext=1}}
12	{{pi-root|sip|ext|sr=1|se=1|notext=1}}
13	{{pi-root|sip|ext|c=1|notext=1}}
14	{{pi-root|sip|ext|se=1|c=1|notext=1}}
15	{{pi-root|sip|ext|sr=1|c=1|notext=1}}
16	{{pi-root|sip|ext|sr=1|se=1|c=1|notext=1}}
17	{{pi-root|sip|ext|sr=1|se=1|pos=noun}}	The Pali root is sip (noun)By surface analysis, sip (noun) +‎ -ext
17a	{{pi-root|sip|ext|sr=1|se=1|pos=}}	The Pali root is sipBy surface analysis, sip +‎ -ext
18	{{pi-root|sip|ext|sr=1|se=1|t=egg}}	The Pali root is sip (“egg”)By surface analysis, sip (“egg”, root) +‎ -ext
19	{{pi-root|ตาตา|ตา|sr=1|se=1|tr=tA}}	The Pali root is ตาตา (tA)By surface analysis, ตาตา (tātā, root) +‎ ตา (tā)
20	{{pi-root|sip|ext|sr=1|se=1|t1=duck}}	The Pali root is sipBy surface analysis, sip (“duck”, root) +‎ -ext
21	{{pi-root|sip|ext|sr=1|se=1|t2=home}}	The Pali root is sipBy surface analysis, sip (root) +‎ -ext (“home”)
22	{{pi-root|sip|ext|sr=1|se=1|nocap=1}}	the Pali root is sipBy surface analysis, sip (root) +‎ -ext
23	{{pi-root|sip|ext|sr=1|se=1|pos=noun|notext=1}}
24	{{pi-root|sip|ext|sr=1|se=1|t=egg|notext=1}}
25	{{pi-root|ตาตา|ตา|sr=1|se=1|tr=tA|notext=1}}
26	{{pi-root|sip|ext|sr=1|se=1|t1=duck|notext=1}}
27	{{pi-root|sip|ext|sr=1|se=1|t2=home|notext=1}}
28	{{pi-root|sip|ext|sr=1|se=1|nocap=1|notext=1}}

Inflection Tags

absolutive of varati debitive of varati

usmb_of

1. encoding in Unicode standard for modern Burmese of ရုဲ
2. Encoding in Unicode standard for modern Burmese of ရုဲ
3. encoding in Unicode standard for modern Burmese of ရုဲ

1. class, standard, grade in school.

   မၞးဗ္တောန်ဒၟံၚ်ပ္ဍဲတန်လဵုရော။

   mnaḥ bton dmaṃṅ pḍoa tan leuro.

   Which class are you in?

2. class, standard, grade in school.

   မၞးဗ္တောန်ဒၟံၚ်ပ္ဍဲတန်လဵုရော။

   mnaḥbtondmaṃṅpḍoatanliuwro.

   Which class are you in?

3. class, standard, grade in school.

   မၞးဗ္တောန်ဒၟံၚ်ပ္ဍဲတန်လဵုရော။

   mnaḥ bton dmaṃṅ pḍoa tanliuwro.

   Which class are you in?

4. walking

   အဲဟွံမိက်ဍိုက်ကွဳ အဲကွာ်ကၠုၚ်တိုက်ဏောၚ်။

   ʼoa hwaṃmik ḍiuk kwī ʼoakwāk kluṅ tiuk ṇoṅ.

   I don't want to ride I will walk.

5. walking

   အဲဟွံမိက်ဍိုက်ကွဳ အဲကွာ်ကၠုၚ်တိုက်ဏောၚ်။

   ʼoa hwaṃmik ḍiuk kwī   ʼoakwāk kluṅ tiuk ṇoṅ.

   I don't want to ride I will walk.

Welsh Number Checking

Moved to User:RichardW57/Welsh number checking.