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The Lexicon contains 14 words with pus*pa anywhere within the word
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jalapus*pa : 1
pus*pa : 3	pus*padanta : 1	pus*padanti- : 1	pus*para-ga : 2
pus*para-mu-laya- : 1	pus*pavam*ta : 1	pus*pavanta : 3	pus*pavima-na : 1
vajrapus*pa : 2	s'atapus*pa : 6	s'atapus*paya- : 1	satapus*pa : 1
hemapus*pakah* : 4

 
 

 
The Lexicon contains 28 instances of pus*pa anywhere within a word
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pus*pa anywhere within jalapus*pa (back to top of list)
 

manuscript (tradition / date)	phrase	Newari	English
A4_2125 (no trad. / 591 NS)	18	jalapus*pa, parem*t*om*;	jalapus*pa, lotus itself

pus*pa anywhere within pus*pa (back to top of list)
 

manuscript (tradition / date)	phrase	Newari	English
A2_3664 (A2 / 506 NS)	4	pus*pa	a flower
A2b_3783 (A2 / n.d. NS)	4	pus*pa	a flower
A5_3661 (A2 / 662 NS)	4	pus*pa	a flower

pus*pa anywhere within pus*padanta (back to top of list)
 

manuscript (tradition / date)	phrase	Newari	English
A3_85 (A1 / 550 NS)	6	pus*padanta s'ubhadanti- yam*kuli;	Pus*padanta and s'ubhadanti- is of north-west

pus*pa anywhere within pus*padanti- (back to top of list)
 

manuscript (tradition / date)	phrase	Newari	English
A1_80 (A1 / 501 NS)	6	pus*padanti- yam*kuli,	Pus*padanta (and s'ubhradanti-) is of north-west

pus*pa anywhere within pus*para-ga (back to top of list)
 

manuscript (tradition / date)	phrase	Newari	English
A1_2047 (A1 / 501 NS)	1	pus*para-ga	a topaz
A3a_1655 (A1 / 637 NS)	1	pus*para-ga	a topaz

pus*pa anywhere within pus*para-mu-laya- (back to top of list)
 

manuscript (tradition / date)	phrase	Newari	English
A5_1091 (A2 / 662 NS)	1	pus*para-mu-laya- {42b.1} na-ma	words for the root of Costus Speciosus

pus*pa anywhere within pus*pavam*ta (back to top of list)
 

manuscript (tradition / date)	phrase	Newari	English
A6_165 (no trad. / 718 NS)	1	candra su-ryya the 2 khanakam* cogva pus*pavam*ta dha-ya	when both the moon and the sun are seen it is called "pus*pavam*ta"

pus*pa anywhere within pus*pavanta (back to top of list)
 

manuscript (tradition / date)	phrase	Newari	English
A2_179 (A2 / 506 NS)	1	suryasavo {5} candrasavo thaithai kham*n^a cvam*tota pus*pavanta dha-ye	until both the sun and moon is seen is called Pus*pavanta
A2b_189 (A2 / n.d. NS)	1	su-ryasavo candrasavo thethe kham*n^a com*t*ola pus*pavanta dha-ya	From A2_179: until both the sun and moon is seen is called Pus*pavanta
A7_193 (A2 / 803 NS)	1	su-rryasavo candrasavo thethe kham*n^a cotole pus*pavanta dha-ye	From A2_179: until both the sun and moon is seen is called Pus*pavanta

pus*pa anywhere within pus*pavima-na (back to top of list)
 

manuscript (tradition / date)	phrase	Newari	English
A6_86 (no trad. / 718 NS)	1	pus*pavima-na	Pus*paka, the vehicle of Kubera

pus*pa anywhere within vajrapus*pa (back to top of list)
 

manuscript (tradition / date)	phrase	Newari	English
A5_958 (A2 / 662 NS)	1	ha-malaboya- {9} na-ma vajrapus*pa dha-ye	word for the flower of sesame is called Vajrapus*pa
A7_983 (A2 / 803 NS)	1	{5} ha-malabovo uthyam* n^agva sva-na dva-ko ha-malabo a-dipam* vajrapus*pa dha-ya	the flower of sesame and all similar flower, etc. is called Vajrapus*pa

pus*pa anywhere within s'atapus*pa (back to top of list)
 

manuscript (tradition / date)	phrase	Newari	English
A1_934 (A1 / 501 NS)	1	s'atapus*pa	Anethum Sowa
A2b_1140 (A2 / n.d. NS)	1	s'atapus*pa	Anethum Sowa
A3_1018 (A1 / 550 NS)	1	s'atapus*pa	Anethum Sowa
A3a_537 (A1 / 637 NS)	1	s'atapus*pa	Anethum Sowa
A4_691 (no trad. / 591 NS)	1	s'ata(pu)s*pa nam* {5} bhikva tu	the grass from which scent of anise comes out
A6_1120 (no trad. / 718 NS)	1	s'atapus*pa	Anethum Sowa

pus*pa anywhere within s'atapus*paya- (back to top of list)
 

manuscript (tradition / date)	phrase	Newari	English
A5_1106 (A2 / 662 NS)	1	s'atapus*paya- na-ma	words for Anethum Sowa

pus*pa anywhere within satapus*pa (back to top of list)
 

manuscript (tradition / date)	phrase	Newari	English
A3_1019 (A1 / 550 NS)	1	satapus*pa	Anethum Sowa

pus*pa anywhere within hemapus*pakah* (back to top of list)
 

manuscript (tradition / date)	phrase	Newari	English
A2_804 (A2 / 506 NS)	4	campoko hemapus*pakah*	campakah*, hemapus*pakah* (is masculine gender)
A2b_867 (A2 / n.d. NS)	4	{5} cam*pako hemapus*pakah* cam*pasva-na	campakah*, hemapus*pakah* (is masculine gender)
A5_834 (A2 / 662 NS)	4	campako hemapus*pakah*	campakah*, hemapus*pakah* (is masculine gender)
A7_854 (A2 / 803 NS)	4	{2} cam*pako hemapus*pakah*	Campakah*, hemapus*pakah* (is masculine gender)

 
 

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