Pāli Dictionary

ka1

Part of speech

pronoun

Synonyms

katama

general

  • wer? was? welcher? (Interrogativpronomen)

  • who? what? which? (interrogative pronoun and adjective)

ka2

udrootakasuffix

Part of speech

noun · neuter

Synonyms

udaka, uda, vāri, oka, toya, jala, odaka, daka,

general

  • Wasser; auch Brahma, Körper, Wind usw. (Bedeutungen, die der Silbe ‚ka‘ in traditionellen Lexika zugeschrieben werden)

  • water; also Brahma, body, wind, etc. (meanings assigned to the syllable ‘ka’ in traditional lexicons and grammatical literature)

kā1

approximate

kastemāsuffix

Part of speech

pronoun · feminine

Root

ud2sein nass sein

general

  • wer? was? welche? welche Frau? (Interrogativpronomen, Femininum Singular Nominativ von ‚ka‘)

  • who?; what?; which?; which woman? (interrogative pronoun, feminine singular nominative of ‘ka’)

  • Snp 2.10

    uṭṭhahatha nisīdatha, ko attho supitena vo, āturānañ'hi kā niddā, sallaviddhāna ruppataṃ.

  • AN 6.61

    katamo nu kho, āvuso, eko anto, katamo dutiyo anto, kiṃ majjhe, kā sibbinī'ti?

kā2

approximate

kustemāsuffix

Part of speech

indeclinable

general

  • Präfix in Komposita zur Bezeichnung von Schlechtigkeit, Nutzlosigkeit oder Mangelhaftigkeit (pejorativ/diminutiv)

  • prefix used in compounds to denote badness, uselessness, or defectiveness (pejorative/diminutive)

ki

approximate

via inflected form kā · nominative singular · plural / accusative plural

Part of speech

pronoun

Synonyms

katama

general

  • interrogativer Pronominalstamm (alternative Basis von ‚ka‘); wer?; was?; welcher?

  • interrogative pronoun base (alternative base of ‘ka’); who?; what?; which?

  • MN 7

    kiṃ sundarikā karissati, kiṃ payāgo kiṃ bāhukā nadī, veriṃ katakibbisaṃ naraṃ, na hi naṃ sodhaye pāpakamminaṃ.

  • Snp 4.16

    ky'āssa byappathayo assu, ky'āss'assu idha gocarā, kāni sīlabbatān'āssu, pahit'attassa bhikkhuno.

  • (als Partikel) Vergleichspartikel; wie; als; ähnlich

  • (as indeclinable) particle of comparison; like; as; similar to

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