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The Lexicon contains 12 words with man^a anywhere within the word
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jiman^a : 1	jiman^am*gud*i : 1	jiman^am*gurhi : 1	jiman^am*nhu : 1
jiman^am*nhum* : 1	jiman^am*nhum*na : 1	jiman^anhum* : 1	jiman^ahnum* : 1
man^a : 1	man^am*gva : 1	man^an~ja : 1	man^asam* : 1

 
 

 
The Lexicon contains 12 instances of man^a anywhere within a word
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man^a anywhere within jiman^a (back to top of list)
 

manuscript (tradition / date)	phrase	Newari	English
A6_171 (no trad. / 718 NS)	1	ahora-tra jiman^a tha-yana 15 paks*a dha-ya	15 times an "ahora-tra" is called a "paks*a"

man^a anywhere within jiman^am*gud*i (back to top of list)
 

manuscript (tradition / date)	phrase	Newari	English
A2b_164 (A2 / n.d. NS)	1	pa-do {4} a-di-na jiman^am*gud*i tithi dha-ya	with Pa-do etc. fifteen days is called tithi

man^a anywhere within jiman^am*gurhi (back to top of list)
 

manuscript (tradition / date)	phrase	Newari	English
A2_153 (A2 / 506 NS)	1	pa-d*au a-dipam* jiman^am*gurhi tithi dha-ye	Pa-d*au etc. fifteen lunar days is called tithi

man^a anywhere within jiman^am*nhu (back to top of list)
 

manuscript (tradition / date)	phrase	Newari	English
A2_172 (A2 / 506 NS)	1	jiman^am*nhu sam*pu-rn*n*a majuram*n^a-na cam*drasa kala- maga-kva jimapyam*nhum*na juva punisi {13b.1} . . . sa-numati dha-ye	having not complete 15 days, incomplete of a digit of the moon, the full moon of 14 days is called Anumati

man^a anywhere within jiman^am*nhum* (back to top of list)
 

manuscript (tradition / date)	phrase	Newari	English
A2b_186 (A2 / n.d. NS)	1	jiman^am*nhum* sam*pu-rn*n*a juran^a-na candrakala- kham*ja madu ama-va-si- {8} kuhu- dha-yah*	From A2_176: the new moon day when the digit of moon could not be seen even when it completes 15 days - is called Kuhu

man^a anywhere within jiman^am*nhum*na (back to top of list)
 

manuscript (tradition / date)	phrase	Newari	English
A2b_183 (A2 / n.d. NS)	1	jiman^am*nhum*na candrakala-na sam*pu-rna ju-va pu-rni (ra-ka?) dha-yah*	the full moon day completed of lunar digit of 15 days is called Ra-ka-

man^a anywhere within jiman^anhum* (back to top of list)
 

manuscript (tradition / date)	phrase	Newari	English
A2_176 (A2 / 506 NS)	1	jiman^anhum* sam*pu-rn*n*a juram*n^a-na cam*ndrasa kala- kham*ja mado a-ma-va-si- kuhu- dha-ye	the new moon day when the digit of moon could not be seen even when it completes 15 days - is called Kuhu

man^a anywhere within jiman^ahnum* (back to top of list)
 

manuscript (tradition / date)	phrase	Newari	English
A2_175 (A2 / 506 NS)	1	jiman^ahnum* maga-tan^a-na candrakala- kham*n~e dava a-ma-va-si-ya- na-ma s'ini-va-li- dha-ya-	word for new moon when lunar digit is seen even when 15 days is not complete is called siniva-li-

man^a anywhere within man^a (back to top of list)
 

manuscript (tradition / date)	phrase	Newari	English
A3_1564 (A1 / 550 NS)	1	ra-ja-na man^a taya-	kept loving by the king

man^a anywhere within man^am*gva (back to top of list)
 

manuscript (tradition / date)	phrase	Newari	English
A6_3713 (no trad. / 718 NS)	5	uthya man^am*gva	not become similar as that

man^a anywhere within man^an~ja (back to top of list)
 

manuscript (tradition / date)	phrase	Newari	English
A4_1979 (no trad. / 591 NS)	3	u-thyam* man^an~ja	not to be similar as that

man^a anywhere within man^asam* (back to top of list)
 

manuscript (tradition / date)	phrase	Newari	English
A2_1406 (A2 / 506 NS)	1	aramam*sa jya-n^a-va gha-ra man^asam* com*gva vya-dhi	a disease remained swelling (?) the sore bursting the piles ?

 
 

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