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The Lexicon contains 15 words with vis*a anywhere within the word
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ativis*a : 3
niravis*a : 2 vis*a : 23 vis*abheda : 1 vis*ama : 2
vis*aya : 26 vis*ayanas*a : 1 vis*ayasa : 1 vis*aya- : 14
vis*aya-dis'a : 1 vis*ayi-ndri : 3 vis*ayi-ndriya : 1 vis*ayendri- : 1
vis*ayaindri- : 1
harin*a-tvis*am* : 1
 
 
 
The Lexicon contains 81 instances of vis*a anywhere within a word
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vis*a anywhere within ativis*a (back to top of list)
 
manuscript
(tradition / date)		 phrase NewariEnglish
A1_837
(A1 / 501 NS)		 1ativis*a the alder tree
A3a_439
(A1 / 637 NS)		 1ativis*a From A1_837: the alder tree
A4_606
(no trad. / 591 NS)		 1ativis*a From A1_837: the alder tree

vis*a anywhere within niravis*a (back to top of list)
 
manuscript
(tradition / date)		 phrase NewariEnglish
A1_838
(A1 / 501 NS)		 1niravis*a a kind of plant, Asclepias
A3a_440
(A1 / 637 NS)		 1niravis*a From A1_838: a kind of plant, Asclepias

vis*a anywhere within vis*a (back to top of list)
 
manuscript
(tradition / date)		 phrase NewariEnglish
A1_3264
(A1 / 501 NS)		 3vis*a poison
A2_494
(A2 / 506 NS)		 1vis*a poison
A2_3191
(A2 / 506 NS)		 1vis*a poison
A2b_530
(A2 / n.d. NS)		 1biya-kena upajarapu vis*a a-dipam* a-heya dha-ye va-cyalim*ga sehuna poison etc. come out of a snake is called a-heya. It is to be known adjectival
A2b_534
(A2 / n.d. NS)		 5toyu vis*a (s'auklikeya) white poison
A2b_971
(A2 / n.d. NS)		 2cimili nova hala chum*ya- {9} vis*a haran*a ya-kva the leaf having horripilation which kills poison of the rat ?
A2b_3308
(A2 / n.d. NS)		 2vis*a poison
A3_434
(A1 / 550 NS)		 1bi kosa, vis*a, khuluya- na-ma word for bone of snake, poison, slough
A3_2144
(A1 / 550 NS)		 1vis*a nasenna ka-ryasa ti-t*hi ya-kva one who is avert in work rather having eaten poison
A3_2633
(A1 / 550 NS)		 2vis*a poison
A3_3026
(A1 / 550 NS)		 3vis*a poison
A3a_2881
(A1 / 637 NS)		 3vis*a poison
A5_497
(A2 / 662 NS)		 1biya-ke upajarapu vis*a a-dipam* a-heya dha-ye, va-cyalim*ga sehune From A2b_530: poison etc. come out of a snake is called a-heya. It is to be known adjectival
A5_936
(A2 / 662 NS)		 2cimili nova hala {6} chum*ya- vis*a haran*a ya-kva the leaf having horripilation which kills poison of the rat ?
A5_3190
(A2 / 662 NS)		 1vis*a poison
A6_516
(no trad. / 718 NS)		 1vis*a From A2_494: poison
A6_517
(no trad. / 718 NS)		 2(ka-laku-t*a), vam*co vis*a; (ka-laku-t*a): blue poison
3(hala-ha-la-h*); toyu vis*a; (hala-hala): white poison
6{2} (brahmaputtrah*), ha-kva vis*a; (brahmaputra): black poison
1(ka-kola), ha-kva vis*a, (ka-kola): black poison
A6_518
(no trad. / 718 NS)		 1vis*a la-va vaidya physician who cures poison
A7_549
(A2 / 803 NS)		 1biya- 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
A7_963
(A2 / 803 NS)		 2{2} cimiri nova hara chuya- vis*a harasa ya-kva the leaf having horripilation which kills poison of the rat ?

vis*a anywhere within vis*abheda (back to top of list)
 
manuscript
(tradition / date)		 phrase NewariEnglish
A6_517
(no trad. / 718 NS)		 10thva guta- vis*abheda these nine are kinds of poison

vis*a anywhere within vis*ama (back to top of list)
 
manuscript
(tradition / date)		 phrase NewariEnglish
A4_1972
(no trad. / 591 NS)		 3vis*ama unequal
A4_2069
(no trad. / 591 NS)		 1vis*ama jukotu- lhaku t*i-ka- a commentary explained only odd numbers

vis*a anywhere within vis*aya (back to top of list)
 
manuscript
(tradition / date)		 phrase NewariEnglish
A1_213
(A1 / 501 NS)		 1thvate pan~ca vis*aya these are five objects of sense
A1_3125
(A1 / 501 NS)		 1vis*aya object of perception
A2_255
(A2 / 506 NS)		 1thvate pam*ca vis*aya gocara dha-ye these are five objects of sense
A2_1828
(A2 / 506 NS)		 1vis*aya cha-darapom* ra-ja- a king who has abandoned worldly pleasure of senses
A2_2938
(A2 / 506 NS)		 1vis*aya asylum
A2_3529
(A2 / 506 NS)		 1thavathava vis*aya ja-ta kinds of own object of sense
2s'abda-di pam*ca vis*aya sound etc. five objects of sense
A2_3719
(A2 / 506 NS)		 1va-cyalim*ga jurasa- thava vis*aya own subject when adjectival
A2b_268
(A2 / n.d. NS)		 1thvate pan~ca vis*aya gocara dha-yah* these five organs of sense are called "gocara"
A2b_1929
(A2 / n.d. NS)		 1vis*aya cha-darapo {9} ra-ja- From A2_1828: a king who has abandoned worldly pleasure of senses
A2b_3052
(A2 / n.d. NS)		 1vis*aya asylum
A2b_3648
(A2 / n.d. NS)		 1{5} thavathava vis*aya ja-ti kinds of own object of sense
2s'abda-di pam*ca vis*aya sound etc. five objects of sense
A2b_3838
(A2 / n.d. NS)		 1va-cyalim*ga {9} jurasa- thava vis*aya own subject when adjectival
A3_218
(A1 / 550 NS)		 1thvate pan~ca vis*aya From A1_213: these are five objects of sense
A3_2890
(A1 / 550 NS)		 1vis*aya object of perception
A3a_2742
(A1 / 637 NS)		 1vis*aya object of perception
A5_240
(A2 / 662 NS)		 1thvate pan~ca vis*aya gocara dha-ye From A2b_268: these five organs of sense are called "gocara"
A5_1838
(A2 / 662 NS)		 1vis*aya cha-darapu ra-ja- From A2_1828: a king who has abandoned worldly pleasure of senses
A5_2937
(A2 / 662 NS)		 1vis*aya asylum
A5_3527
(A2 / 662 NS)		 1{5} thavathava vis*aya ja-ta kinds of own object of sense
2s'abda-di pam*ca vis*aya sound etc. five objects of sense
A5_3715
(A2 / 662 NS)		 1va-cyalim*ga jurasa- {6} thava vis*aya own subject when adjectival
A6_249
(no trad. / 718 NS)		 1thvate pam*ca vis*aya these five are organs of sense
A7_278
(A2 / 803 NS)		 1thvate pam*ca vis*aya dha-ya these are called five organs of sense
A7_3306
(A2 / 803 NS)		 1ru-pa-di vis*aya a form etc. object of perception

vis*a anywhere within vis*ayanas*a (back to top of list)
 
manuscript
(tradition / date)		 phrase NewariEnglish
A7_1984
(A2 / 803 NS)		 1thavavo vis*ayanas*a ram*gva {91a.1} ra-ja- a king of short distance ? from one's district

vis*a anywhere within vis*ayasa (back to top of list)
 
manuscript
(tradition / date)		 phrase NewariEnglish
A7_2496
(A2 / 803 NS)		 2pam*ca vis*ayasa la-galapum* dha-va one who is engage in five objects of sense is also called

vis*a anywhere within vis*aya- (back to top of list)
 
manuscript
(tradition / date)		 phrase NewariEnglish
A1_405
(A1 / 501 NS)		 1vis*aya- a poison
A2_495
(A2 / 506 NS)		 1thvate vis*aya- vis'es*a these are sorts of poison
A2b_533
(A2 / n.d. NS)		 1vis*aya- na-ma; yasa word for poison
A2b_534
(A2 / n.d. NS)		 10yasaya- guta- thvate vis*aya- vis'es*a guta- na-ma nine types of poison; these are words for nine sorts of poison.
A2b_3889
(A2 / n.d. NS)		 2{6} vis*aya- satva essence of poison
A3_437
(A1 / 550 NS)		 1biya- vis*aya- na-ma word for poison of a snake
A3_438
(A1 / 550 NS)		 1thvate n~e vis*aya- ja-ti bheda vis*aya- na-ma these are words of drinking poisons
A3a_5
(A1 / 637 NS)		 1vis*aya- From A1_405: a poison
A3a_6
(A1 / 637 NS)		 1thute 9 vis*aya- ja-ti bheda From A1_406: these are nine sorts of poison
A5_500
(A2 / 662 NS)		 1vis*aya- {6} na-ma word for poison
A5_501
(A2 / 662 NS)		 1thvate vis*aya- na-ma guta- vises*a From A1_406: these are nine sorts of poison
A5_3766
(A2 / 662 NS)		 2vis*aya- satva essence of poison
A6_513
(no trad. / 718 NS)		 1biya-kena dava vis*aya- na-ma word for poison come out of a snake
A7_553
(A2 / 803 NS)		 1vis*aya- bhedatam* guta- sorts of poison are nine

vis*a anywhere within vis*aya-dis'a (back to top of list)
 
manuscript
(tradition / date)		 phrase NewariEnglish
A4_1502
(no trad. / 591 NS)		 1vis*aya-dis'a lagara(po?) one who engages in object of sense etc.

vis*a anywhere within vis*ayi-ndri (back to top of list)
 
manuscript
(tradition / date)		 phrase NewariEnglish
A2b_274
(A2 / n.d. NS)		 3vis*ayi-ndri karmendriya thva neta-na (das'a) prakr*ti, two organ of sense and organ of action makes (ten) prakr*ti
2s'u-nya, vis*ayi-ndri as*t*a prakr*ti 8, (add) void and organ of sense (makes) eight prakr*ti
A5_246
(A2 / 662 NS)		 1(ca?)ks*uh* s'rotrah* ghra-n*ah* jihva- tvat thvate vis*ayi-ndri dha-ye From A2_256: these - eye, ear, nose, tongue, skin - are called organ of sense

vis*a anywhere within vis*ayi-ndriya (back to top of list)
 
manuscript
(tradition / date)		 phrase NewariEnglish
A7_280
(A2 / 803 NS)		 1caks*u, s'rotra, ghra-n*a, jihva-, tvak thvate vis*ayi-ndriya dha-ya From A2_256: these - eye, ear, nose, tongue, skin - are called organ of sense

vis*a anywhere within vis*ayendri- (back to top of list)
 
manuscript
(tradition / date)		 phrase NewariEnglish
A2_256
(A2 / 506 NS)		 1caks*uh* s'rotra ghra-n*a jihva- tvacah* thvatai vis*ayendri- dha-ya these - eye, ear, nose, tongue, skin - are called organ of sense

vis*a anywhere within vis*ayaindri- (back to top of list)
 
manuscript
(tradition / date)		 phrase NewariEnglish
A2b_274
(A2 / n.d. NS)		 5thvasa kulam*na 24 {2} thvate vis*ayaindri- dha-ya all these twenty-four is called visayaindri-

vis*a anywhere within harin*a-tvis*am* (back to top of list)
 
manuscript
(tradition / date)		 phrase NewariEnglish
A3_235
(A1 / 550 NS)		 3thapisan^gi- pigala- harin*a-tvis*am* {5} siyu khva-la misa-; thapisan^gi- . . . grey faced woman
 
 
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