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The Lexicon contains 8 words with mhana anywhere within the word
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ba-mhana : 2
bra-mhana : 1	bra-mhanat*om* : 1	bra-mhanaya- : 1	bra-mhanavo : 2
bra-mhanasana : 1	bra-mhanasem* : 1
mhana : 1

 
 

 
The Lexicon contains 10 instances of mhana anywhere within a word
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mhana anywhere within ba-mhana (back to top of list)
 

manuscript (tradition / date)	phrase	Newari	English
A8_864 (no trad. / 831 NS)	1	ba-mhana kva tiyagul vasat	cloth worn lower to the half body
A8_865 (no trad. / 831 NS)	1	ba-mhana tha vasata	cloth upper to half body

mhana anywhere within bra-mhana (back to top of list)
 

manuscript (tradition / date)	phrase	Newari	English
A7_1946 (A2 / 803 NS)	1	sam*ska-ra mala-kva bra-mhana	From A4_1101: a Brahman*a who has not attained the purificatory rite

mhana anywhere within bra-mhanat*om* (back to top of list)
 

manuscript (tradition / date)	phrase	Newari	English
A4_1582 (no trad. / 591 NS)	1	{61a.1} yajn~asa bra-mhanat*om* parhapam* com*gva	remained reciting the Brahman*a in the sacrifice

mhana anywhere within bra-mhanaya- (back to top of list)
 

manuscript (tradition / date)	phrase	Newari	English
A3_2862 (A1 / 550 NS)	3	a-sana bra-mhanaya-	a seat of a Brahman

mhana anywhere within bra-mhanavo (back to top of list)
 

manuscript (tradition / date)	phrase	Newari	English
A1_2073 (A1 / 501 NS)	1	bra-mhanavo ra-japuttinivosa mom*ca-	a child of Bra-hman*a and female Ks*atriya
A3a_1694 (A1 / 637 NS)	1	bra-mhanavo ra-japuttinivosa moca-	From A1_2073: a child of Bra-hman*a and female Ks*atriya

mhana anywhere within bra-mhanasana (back to top of list)
 

manuscript (tradition / date)	phrase	Newari	English
A1_2571 (A1 / 501 NS)	1	yajn~asa bra-mhanasana parhapa- tuti	hymn recited by a Brahman*a in the sacrifice

mhana anywhere within bra-mhanasem* (back to top of list)
 

manuscript (tradition / date)	phrase	Newari	English
A3a_2189 (A1 / 637 NS)	1	jajn~as'a bra-mhanasem* parhapa- {3} tuti	From A1_2571: hymn recited by a Brahman*a in the sacrifice

mhana anywhere within mhana (back to top of list)
 

manuscript (tradition / date)	phrase	Newari	English
A7_549 (A2 / 803 NS)	1	biya- mhana {2} ja-yarapo vis*a a-na a-hyeya dha-ya, biya- mhana ja-yarupukva vastu va-cyalin^ga seya	poison etc. come out of the body of a snake is called a-heya. It is to be known adjectival things come out of the body of a snake

 
 

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