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kulupaghātaṃ →

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harming families; harming households

kulūpaghātaṃ →

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harming families; harming households

akusala →

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    1. (mfn.) not good, not right; evil, harmful, not conducing to well-being; evil, acting wrongly.
    2. (n. (and m.?)) what is bad or evil; wrong or unsuitable action or behavior; what leads to suf …

upahata →

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harmed, injured, impaired; upset, spoiled; made impure or ll-disposed.

upahaññati →

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is harmed, is damaged; suffers

takkāsaya →

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disposition to speculation; the store of harmful thoughts.

upahacca →

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coming into contact with, reaching; harming; making impure or ill disposed

sa-upaghātaṃ →

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sa-upaghātaṃ

mfn. subject to harm

sa-upaghāta →

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sa-upaghāta

mfn. involving harm or injury

akusalabhāgiya →

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associated to what is wrong, with evil or harm

akusalā dhammā →

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wrong practices or actions; evil conduct; harmful factors

anattha →

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not the goal; disadvantage; harm; what is unprofitable, useless

anatthajanana →

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producing harm

anatthasaṃhita →

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anatthasaṃhita1

neg. mfn. not connected with the goal; not useful, not profitable; not having…

dūsaka →

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(-ikā)n. (one) who dirties or defiles; who spoils or harms; a violator; an offender, a malefactor.

kileseti →

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afflicts, harms, spoils; defiles

dūsita →

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of dūseti violated; defiled, spoiled, harmed

orodha →

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(& ~ā f. (?)) the royal women’s apartments; the harem; the queen; (pi.) the women of the harem.

itthāgāra →

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the women of the household; esp. the harem, a king’s wives and concubines.

dukathā →

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wrong discourse, harmful talk

dosa →

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dosa1

masculine a fault, a defect, a deficiency; harm, a detrimental effect.

dosa2

masculine & mfn.

  1. (m.) ill will, evil intention, hostility, anger.
  2. (mfn.) exhibiting i …

anupaghāta →

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  1. (m.) non-injury; the not hurting.
  2. (mfn.) free from harm; not involving injury