Indo-Aryan kʰādya [3872]

3872 khādya 'to be eaten', n. 'food' MBh., °aka- 'a partic. food' lex. [√khād]

Showing 29 of 29 reflexes.


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Indo-Aryan	kʰādya	to be eaten; food; a partic. food	n; MBh; lex	T1962—1966
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Niya Prakrit	kʰaja-boja	solid and other food		T1962—1966
Pali	kʰajja			T1962—1966
Pali	kʰajjaka	solid food	n	T1962—1966
Prakrit	kʰajja	eatable		T1962—1966
Prakrit	kʰajjaya	a partic. food	n	T1962—1966
Sindhi	kʰāʄu	food	m	T1962—1966
Sindhi	akʰāʄu	unfit to eat		T1962—1966
Hindko: Awankari	kʰāj	eatable		T1962—1966
Lahnda	kʰāʄ	food	m	T1962—1966
Punjabi	kʰājjā	victuals	m	T1962—1966
Bhadrawahi: Bhidlai	kʰañjãũ	food	n	T1962—1966
Jaunsari	kʰāj	grain for food		T1962—1966
Kumaoni	kʰājā	rice for chewing		T1962—1966
Kumaoni: Gangoi	kʰāʣ	victuals		T1962—1966
Nepali	kʰājā	any light meal	(pl. of *khājo?)	T1962—1966
Assamese	kʰāz		'not forbidden (of food)'	T1962—1966
Bengali	kʰājā	a partic. sweetmeat like piecrust		T1962—1966
Odia	kʰajā			T1962—1966
Bihari	kʰājā	sweetmeat of wheaten flour		T1962—1966
Hindi-Urdu	kʰājā	food, a partic. sweetmeat	m	T1962—1966
Gujarati	kʰāj	food	n; (akhā̆j 'unfit for food')	T1962—1966
Gujarati	kʰājũ	piecrust	n	T1962—1966
Marathi	kʰājẽ	grocery, a partic. sweetmeat	n	T1962—1966
Old Sinhala	kajaka	meal		T1962—1966
Old Sinhala	atara-kaja	meal taken between morning gruel and noon		T1962—1966
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Garhwali	kʰāju	eatable		T1962—1966
Braj	kʰāj	food	m	T1962—1966
Unclassified
Old Punjabi	kʰāju	(m) what may be eaten, food		S1995

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