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Reverse Pali Dictionary Rückläufiges Pali-Wörterbuch The purpose of this file is to find all Pali words ending with a certain word or suffix or ending. For instance, if you want to know all Pali words ending with the suffix anÁya, search for anÁya# Should you want to know all compounds ending with the word kamma, search for kamma# The meaning of the words found in this way must be looked up in ordinary Pali dictionaries. To search for diacritics, press ALT key and enter 0 + code on numerical keypad, e.g. to search for À, press ALT key, keep it pressed, and enter 0192 on num pad. Grey diacritics are not used.

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