English
Eh. Jihi dhve. Jihe. Jihi vahe. Jihi mahe. Before ut. Because "for the letter ta and the group of caṭa, it is the form of the other side," the form of the other side of the letter ta is the letter ja. Ujjihite. Before nir. Because "the forms of repha and sa should be distinguished," the letter ra should be distinguished. Because "sound and vowel are on the other side," it is the repha to be distinguished. Nirjihite. The so-called "juhoti" and the twenty-four others, refer to the collection of the destruction of ata and other vikaranas. That is for playing, wanting to dedicate, speaking, gathering, praising, beauty, and walking, etc. The remainder is "for the agent is the word of parasmai," so it is the word of parasmai. Because "from diva etc. comes yana," it is yana vikarana. It is a special feature of yana vikarana. Because "the letter na is the long vowel of yana of shama and others," it is a special meaning. Because of the determination of "an itself of vikarana," there is no merit. Because of the so-called "nami nai rava etc.," it is a long vowel. Dibyati. Dibyataḥ. Dibyanti. Dibyasi. Dibyatha. Dibyami. Dibyāvaḥ. Dibyāvaḥ. Dibyāmaḥ. Ṣi bu is the flax thread. Sībyati. Anusībyati. It has also been said about this, because "from pari, ni, bi etc. comes sevati," it is ṣa. Pariṣībyati. Niṣīpyati. Bibyāti. Śri bu is walking and withering etc. Śrībyati. Ṣṭhi bu and ཀྵi bu are removing. Because "ṣṭhi vati is the determination of vati," it is not the sa of ṣa at the beginning of the stem. Ṣṭhībyati. ཀྵībyati. ཀྵṭu sa is swallowing. Snusyati. Kna su is calling and burning etc. Knasyati. Nṛtī is various movements of the body. Nṛtyati. Because there is no near demonstrative of the suffix ṇa, it is not ṇa itself. Pranṛtyati. Trasī is weariness. Because of dibu etc. itself, it is constantly obtained. For the so-called "bhrāsa, bhvāsa" etc., because "it is yana," it is either the suffix of yana. Trasyati. Trasati. Kutha is decaying. Kuthyati. Yutha is harming. Yuthyati. Gudha is wrapping. Gudhyati. Ṣi pa is driving away. Ṣi pyati. Praṣi pyati. Puṣpa is flower opening. Puṣpeti. Tima. Ṣṭima. Ṣṭīma is moistening. Timyati. Stīmeti. Stīmeti. Brīḍa is arguing. Braཱི་ཌྱ་ཏི། ཌ་ལ་དག་གི་གཅིག་ཉིད་དོ་ཞེས་པས་ཡང་ན་ལ་ཉིད་དོ། །བྲཱྀ་ལྱ་ཏི། Isha (Tibetan, इष, isha, to go) means to go. ཨི་ཥྱ་ཏི། པྲེ་ཥྱ་ཏི། ཨ་ནྭིཥྱ་ཏི། Ksha Ha. Kshuha (Tibetan, क्षु, kshu, ability) means ability. ས་ཧྱ་ཏི། སུ་ཧྱ་ཏི། Bari. From Nibi, it is said that Sevati is generally the same as the Sa of the letter Sa, so it is Ksha itself. པ་རི་ཥ་ཧྱ་ཏི། ནི་ཥ་ཧྱ་ཏི། སུ་ཥ་ཧྱ་ཏི། Dzri Sha. Zri Sha means loss of youth. Rrita at the end has no qualities, so it is Ira. It is long because of Naminai Rawa, etc. Dziryati. Dziryati. Sho means to make thin. The letter O is the letter O. Shyati. Ni Shyati. Tsho means to cut. Tsyati. Sho is the end of the work. Syati. From Nuno Ti, etc., it is Ksha itself. Abhi Shyati. Prani Shyati. Do means to oppress everywhere. Dyati. Prani Dyati. Rata. Sadha (Tibetan, साध, sadha, complete) means completely accomplished. Radhyati. A Radhyati. It is said that looking at the lost part of Sadhi is not close to Ksha. Sadhyati. Byata means to gather. Grahajye, etc., means that the final letter is the Samprasarana I letter of the Ya letter with the vowel of the other. Vidhyati. Pusha (Tibetan, पुष, pusha, to nourish) means to flourish. Pushyate. Shusha (Tibetan, शुष, shusha, to dry) means to dry. Dusha (Tibetan, दुष, dusha, to spoil) means transformation itself. Dushyati. Shlisha (Tibetan, श्लिष, shlisha, to embrace) means to embrace. Shlishyati. A Shlishyati. Kshvad means the body is completely transformed. Svidyati. Pra Svidyati. Kshudha (Tibetan, क्षुध, kshudha, hunger) means hunger. Kshudyati. Shudha (Tibetan, शुध, shudha, pure) means pure. Shudhyati. Kshidhu means to be completely pleased. Sidyati. Abhi Sidyati. Radha (Tibetan, राध, radha, to harm) means to harm. Radhyati. Pripa (Tibetan, प्री, pri, to rejoice) means to rejoice. Pripyati. Dripa (Tibetan, द्री, dri, to respect) means joy and liberation. Dripyati. Muha (Tibetan, मुह, muha, to bewilder) means to be completely bewildered. Muhyati. Druha (Tibetan, द्रुह, druha, to harm) means to want to harm. Druhyati. Kshtuha (Tibetan, क्ष्टुह, kshtuha, to vomit) means to vomit. Snuha Yati. Sniha (Tibetan, स्निह, sniha, to love) means joy. Snihyati. Nasha (Tibetan, णश, nasha, to disappear) means invisible. Nashyati. Pra Nashyati. Radha, etc., are eight. Muha, etc., are five. Vrita. Sham, etc., should be said. Shamu Damu (Tibetan, शमु, shamu, calm) means to be close to peace. The Yan of Sham, etc., is long. Shamyati. Damyati. Tamu (Tibetan, तमु, tamu, to desire) means desire. Tamyati. Shramu (Tibetan, श्रम, shrama, fatigue) means austerity, and also means fatigue. Shramyate. Yi Shramyati. Bhramu (Tibetan, भ्रम, bhrama, to wander) means definitely not staying. Bhrasa Bhrasa, etc.
Chinese
因此朝向一方。བྷྲཱ་མྱ་ཏི། བྷྲཱ་མ་ཏེ། ཀྵ་མུ་ཥ་（藏文，梵文天城体，梵文罗马拟音，汉语字面意思）བཟོད་པ་ལའོ། །ཀྵཱ་མྱ་ཏི། ཀླ་མུ་卑劣之意。ཥྛི་བུ་ཀླ་མུ་ཨཱ་ཙ་མ་等，以“ཨན་ལའོ་”表示长。对于“ཡན་”，如前一样，为了这个词本身，也从ཀླ་མའི་དི་པ་等处引申。ཨ་ནུ་ཀླཱ་མྱ་ཏི། ཀླཱ་མི་དི། མ་དཱི་喜悦之意。མཱ་དྱ་ཏི། པྲ་མཱ་དྱ་ཏི། ཤམ་等八个。ཨ་སུ་抛掷之意。ཨ་སྱ་ཏི། 从近处转变而来。ཨ་སྱ་ཏི་和ཨཱུ་ཧི་等，或者为了རུ་ཙ་等本身，这是非业格的自言词。པརྻ་སྱ་ཏི། པརྻ་སྱ་ཏེ། ནིར་སྱ་ཏེ། ནིར་སྱ་ཏེ། ཡ་སུ་努力之意。བྷྲཱ་ས། བྷླཱ་ས་等，以“ཨནའོ”朝向一方。ཡ་སྱ་ཏི། ཡ་ས་ཏེ། སཾ་ཡ་ས་ཏི། སཾ་ཡ་ས་ཏེ། སཾ་从前面一样，是ཡ་སུའིའོ。以“从其他地方转变”表示总是“ཡནའོ”。ཨཱ་ཡ་སྱ་ཏེ། པྲ་ཡས་ཏི་等。ཛ་སུ་解脱之意。ཛ་སྱ་ཏི། ཏ་སུ་ད་སུ་就近抛弃之意。ཏ་སྱ་ཏི། ད་སྱ་ཏི། བ་སུ་僵硬之意。བ་སྱ་ཏི། པྱུ་ཥ་区分之意。པྱུ་ཥྱ་ཏི། པླུ་ཥ་焚烧之意。པླུ་ཥ་ཏི། བི་ས་驱逐之意。བི་སྱཱ་ཏི། ཀུ་ཥ་结合之意。ཀུ་ཥྱ་ཏི། བུ་ཥ་舍弃之意。པུ་ཥྱ་ཏི། མུ་ཥ་欺骗之意。མུ་ཥྱ་ཏི། མ་སཱི་完全测量之意。མ་སྱ་ཏི། ལུ་ཊ་搅动之意。ལུ་ཊྱ་ཏི། ཨུ་ཙ་聚集之意。ཨུ་ཙ་ཏི། བྷྲྀ་ཥུ། བྷྲན་ཤུ་落入下方之意。བྷྲྀ་ཥྱ་ཏི། ཨི་ཏ་对于非后续关联的无功德者，有ཨ་ནུ་ཥཾ་ག་之差别。བྷྲ་ཤྱ་ཏི། བྲྀ་ཤ་遮蔽之意。བྲྀ་ཤྱ་ཏི། ཀྲྀ་ཤ་使之纤细之意。ཀྲྀ་ཤྱ་ཏི། ཉི་ཏྲྀ་ཥ་口渴之意。ཏྲི་ཥྱ་ཏི། 如果是以ཨ་为结尾的，那么ཏྲྀ་ཥི་ཏ་就不会改变。另一种形式会变成ཏྲིཥྞ་。ཏུཥ། ཧྲྀ་ཥ་满足之意。ཏུ་ཥྱ་ཏི། ཧྲྀ་ཥྱ་ཏི། ཀུ་པ། ཀྲུ་དྷ། རུ་ཥ་愤怒之意。ཀྲུ་པྱ་ཏི། ཀྲུདྡྷྱ་ཏི། རུ་ཥྱ་ཏི། ཌི་པ་抛掷之意。ཌི་པྱ་ཏི། ཥྚཱུ་པ་向上竖立之意。སྟཱུ་པྱ་ཏི། གུ་པ་完全扰乱之意。གུ་པྱ་ཏི། ཡུ་པ། རུ་པ། ལུ་པ་完全迷惑之意。ཡུ་པྱ་ཏི། རུ་པྱ་ཏི། ལུ་པྱ་ཏི། ལུ་བྷ་贪著之意。ལུ་བྷྱ་ཏི། ཀྵུ་བྷ་完全使之明亮之意。ཀྵུ་བྷ་ཏི། ཎ་བྷ། ཏུ་བྷ་损害之意。ན་བྷྱ་ཏི། ཏུ་བྷྱ་ཏི། ཀླི་
English
Therefore, it goes to one side. bhrāmyati. bhrāmati. ṣa-mu-ṣa (Tibetan, Devanagari, Roman transliteration, literal Chinese meaning) means patience. ṣāmyati. klāmu means inferior. ṣṭhi-bu-klāmu-ātsama, etc., use "an lao" to indicate length. For "yan," as before, for the sake of this word itself, it is also derived from klāmai di-pa, etc. anu-klāmyati. klāmi-di. mā-dī means joy. mādyati. pra-mādyati. śam, etc., are eight. asu means throwing. asyati. It comes from a close transformation. asyati and ūhi, etc., or for the sake of ruca, etc. themselves, this is a non-agentive ātmanepada word. paryasyati. paryasyate. nirasyati. nirasyate. yasu means effort. bhrāsa. bhlāsa, etc., use "an ao" to face one side. yasyati. yasate. saṃ-yasyati. saṃ-yasate. saṃ from the same as before, is yasu'i'o. "Transforming from other places" indicates that it is always "yan ao." ā-yasyate. prayasti, etc. jasu means liberation. jasyati. tasu-dasu means abandoning nearby. tasyati. dasyati. vasu means stiffness. vasyati. pyuṣa means distinguishing. pyuṣyati. pluṣa means burning. pluṣati. visa means expelling. visyāti. kuṣa means combining. kuṣyati. buṣa means abandoning. puṣyati. muṣa means deceiving. muṣyati. masī means completely measuring. masyati. luṭa means churning. luṭyati. uca means gathering. ucati. bhṛṣu. bhran-śu means falling below. bhṛṣyati. ita for non-subsequent related meritless ones, there is a difference of anuṣaṃga. bhraśyati. bṛśa means obscuring. bṛśyati. kṛśa means making it thin. kṛśyati. ni-tṛṣa means thirst. triṣyati. If it ends with a, then tṛṣita will not change. Another form will become tṛṣṇa. tuṣ. hṛṣa means satisfaction. tuṣyati. hṛṣyati. kupa. krudha. ruṣa means anger. krupyati. kruddhyati. ruṣyati. ḍipa means throwing. ḍipyati. ṣṭūpa means standing upright. stūpyati. gupa means completely disturbing. gupyati. yupa. rupa. lupa means completely confusing. yupyati. rupyati. lupyati. lubha means attachment. lubhyati. ṣubha means completely making it bright. ṣubhati. ṇa-bha. tubha means harming. nabhyati. tubhyati. kli