Closed funderburkjim closed 9 years ago
101 kArdopekzA -> kAryopekzA headword kArdopekzA --- page 081
102 kimAsvya -> kimAKya headword kimAsvya --- page 084
103 kUqmala -> kuqmala headword kUqmala --- page 085
104 kunsa -> kutsa headword kunsa --- page 086
105 kurupaYAla -> kurupaYcAla headword kurupaYAla --- page 087
111 kkrimija -> krimija headword kkrimija --- page 095
112 krIIqAveSman -> krIqAveSman headword krIIqAveSman --- page 096
113 kObya -> klEbya headword kObya --- page 096
114 kziprajYazu -> kziprezu kzipraizu (ejf)
headword kziprajYazu --- page 098
116 KAYcya -> KAYjya headword KAYcya --- page 101
117 ganCadvipa -> ganDadvipa headword ganCadvipa --- page 103
118 ganCAQya -> ganDAQya headword ganCAQya --- page 104
119 garIyaztva -> garIyastva headword garIyaztva --- page 105
126 Gawonkaca -> Gawotkaca headword Gawonkaca --- page 115
127 caqkrama -> caNkrama headword caqkrama --- page 118
128 caqkramaRa -> caNkramaRa headword caqkramaRa --- page 118
129 caturrdaSa -> caturdaSa headword caturrdaSa --- page 119
130 catustraSa -> catustriMSa headword catustraSa --- page 120
151 turtIti -> turvIti headword turtIti --- page 155
152 tuhindyuti -> tuhinadyuti headword tuhindyuti --- page 156
153 tEktira -> tEttira headword tEktira --- page 157
154 tEktirIya -> tEttirIya headword tEktirIya --- page 157
155 tEktirIyaprAtiSAsvya -> tEktirIyaprAtiSAKya headword tEktirIyaprAtiSAsvya --- page 157
156 tEktirIyajurveda -> tEktirIyajurveda tEttirIyayajurveda (ejf)
headword tEktirIyajurveda --- page 157
157 tEktirIyaSAKA -> tEttirIyaSAKA headword tEktirIyaSAKA --- page 157
158 tEktirIyasahitA -> tEttirIyasaMhitA headword tEktirIyasahitA --- page 158
159 tEktirIyAraRyaka -> tEttirIyAraRyaka headword tEktirIyAraRyaka --- page 158
160 tEktirIyopanizad -> tEttirIyopanizad headword tEktirIyopanizad --- page 158
166 dArQraka -> dArduraka headword dArQraka --- page 171
167 dikcukra -> dikcakra headword dikcukra --- page 172
168 dikcukravAla -> dikcakravAla headword dikcukravAla --- page 172
169 dIrDocCUsam -> dIrGocCvAsam headword dIrDocCUsam --- page 175
176 dUraaADI -> dUraADI headword dUraaADI --- page 180
177 dUsI -> dUzI headword dUsI --- page 181
178 dfswiprasAda -> dfzwiprasAda headword dfswiprasAda --- page 182
179 dfswivikzepa -> dfzwivikzepa headword dfswivikzepa --- page 182
180 depasadnan -> devasadman headword depasadnan --- page 183
186 DnurvidyA -> DanurvidyA headword DnurvidyA --- page 191
187 DnuskARqa -> DanuzkARqa headword DnuskARqa --- page 191
188 Darmakrya -> DarmakArya headword Darmakrya --- page 192
189 DarmAnukaNkzin -> DarmAnukANkzin headword DarmAnukaNkzin --- page 193
190 DftadvEGIBAva -> DftadvEDIBAva headword DftadvEGIBAva --- page 199
Cases 101-200 solved. Case # 136 needs review.
What review is needed should be highlighted. On 13 Mar 2015 11:53, "sanskritisampada" notifications@github.com wrote:
Cases 101-200 solved. Case # 136 needs review.
— Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub https://github.com/sanskrit-lexicon/CORRECTIONS/issues/84#issuecomment-78828067 .
Case #136: The scan shows: CEtsIt = s.1. Cid This does not seem to be right for verb Cid, and Boehtlingk link does not help either. Therefore, I would like some suggestions on this one.
Peter Scharf has clarified that CEtsIt is correct in case # 136. Therefore correction has been made.
@drdhaval2785 I'm not clear on what you mean by highlighted
. Would you elaborate on the markup you have in mind?
I guess he meant bolded or quoted once again.
Case no. 136: CEtsIt Note as provided by Dr. Peter Scharf. 3sa aij (aorist injunctive = unaugmented aorist)
Sorry for selection of ambiguous word 'highlighted'. I could not see what sampada wanted to say.
So I meant 'written' instead of 'highlighted'. But it seems that SS conveys such corrections separately via mail to Jim. I could see the final output of discussion with peter's remark. It would be great if the discussion happens in or is recorded in GitHub. It will help keeping proper track of discussion.
Regards.
I will actively join you guys in April second week probably. Wish you luck.
Corrections applied.
I anticipate that Sampada's work on the dictionaries will in future be visible in these repositories.
@drdhaval2785 Am looking forward to your rejoining the action!
@funderburkjim Dhaval's book on upasargas's is printed, so he's famous in India by now. And his government duties are heavy, but sure I'm waiting for his return not less than I'm waiting for April to see @Shalu411 back.
This continues the cases begun in #82 . Cases 101-200 are included.