තණ්හා, n. pl. desires &c. (see below); ap. of මාරයා, Buddha's great opponent.

තරය, n. crossing over, එරම්—මෙතරම්—වීම; raft, float, පහුර; road, පාර; firmness, strength, සවිය.

ත්‍රි·වර්‍ග, n. pl. three kinds (of anything); sp. three objects that are pursued: love, duty and wealth; three conditions or states: progress, stationariness and decline; three characters: purity, ignorance and wickedness.

තරහ·කාර, a. passionate, hot tempered, wrathful.

තඩිය, n. pole or yoke for carrying a load; cudgel.

තච·පචකය, n. five parts of the body, viz, hair of the head, hair of the body, nails, teeth, and skin.

තෙරපනවා, v. t. to press or rub against, throng, jostle; pret. තෙරපුවා; v. n. තෙරපීම.

තේ·චීවරිකාංගය, n. one of the තෙළෙස්ධූතාංග: three-robe ordinance, which requires that Previous page Next page Back to the Search Page   |   Back to the DDSA Page Charles Carter: A Sinhalese-English dictionary. Previous page Next page -- 267 -- the B. P.'s dress shall be a particular kind and consist of three parts.

දවය, n. for දැවීම: burning, fire, ගින්න; forest, වනය; play, සෙල්ලම; speed, ඉක්මන.

තෘප්තිමත්, a. (of the appetite) fully satisfied, satiated, cloyed.