Open gasyoun opened 7 years ago
Ikz
— 4) warten auf , erwarten Spr.7829. harren auf 436 (Conj.).
Conj. left unbolded, bold it.
— 7) mit na nicht ansehen können , ~ leiden. Mit vyapa -> Line break missing, should be (otherwise @drdhaval2785 regex will not count
vyapa
as an upasarga combination):
— 7) mit na nicht ansehen können , ~ leiden. — Mit vyapa
Is (?)
in adhi (?) erwarten
in Ikz
related to meaning or the adhi
itself, no idea. I would want to see all such cases than contain a ? in it. It's something that should be retained, no, @drdhaval2785 ?
aYj
— Mit anuvi deutlich ~ , klar werden (!) Comm. zu Av.prât.4,107.
Should Comm. be bolded? Guess not, otherwise all abbreviations should.
at
The *
in
— Mit abhi besuchen , einkehren. — Mit ava hinabgehen.
Should retain, it has meaning and an important one. As far as I remember, that it's not known from a text.
an
— 2) beseelt , von Verlangen erfüllt Etwas zu thun (Inf.). — Mit saṁpra bitten , Jmd bitten zu *Inf.)
Inf. should be bold.
am
— Mit *vi Partic. ved. vyemāna.
ved. not bolded. Should we?
Same with
2 , āste ep. auch āsate und āsti.
ep. in As
ar
— *Inten. arāryate umherirren ; zu Jmd ( Acc. ) sich hinbegeben.
Inten. should be bold.
arh
— Caus. arhayati Jmd Ehre erweisen , mit Etwas (instr.) beehren , -beschenken.
(instr.) is not bolded, because it is not (Instr.). @funderburkjim can we check for such cases for all abbreviations?
Same in
as
— Mit sam verbinden , aneinanderreihen , zusammenlegen , ~ fügen , ~ thun Çulbas.1,50,2,12.76. Pass. zusammengesetzt werden (gramm.) mit (instr.). samasta
Where (gramm.) is not bolded.
as
— 1) sein , da ~ , vorhanden sein , existiren ; Statt finden , geschehen , sich ereignen. ayamasmi da bin ich 39,26. Mit na
From new line — Mit na
— 4) Pass. voll werden. — Partic. āpta
Bold missing.
— 1) erreichen , gelangen zu , stossen auf , antreffen. avāpta auch mit act. Bed.
act. is Act. in other places = Parasmaipada, so a grammar term and should be bolded. act. Bed. means Parasmaipada meaning.
Similar in
— Intens. īyate (auch in pass. Bed.) iyate , īmahe , Partic. iyāna (auch in pass. Bed.).
pass. Bed. in i
@drdhaval2785
ārdrī [L=15671] [p= 1185-2] Adv. mit kar
There is a whole group of words with Adv. mit kar
. I would want to see instead of
ArdrI@prati@pratyArdrI@31671@1 ArdrI@prati@pratyArdrI kar@31671@1
In such cases. Agree, @funderburkjim ?
i
— 11) in einer Handlung begriffen sein , in eines Zustande oder Verhältnisse sich befinden. Die Ergänzung ein Partic. Praes.
Praes. to be bolded.
iD
1) entzünden. Auch Act. ausnahmsweise = Pass. entflammt werden , flammen. sāmaddha entzündet , entflammt. °tama Superl.
Superl. to be bolded.
iyakṣ [L=17198] [p= 1207-3] iyakṣati , Partic. auch Med.
Partic. usually bolded, but not here, why?
INK
— Mit samā , samveṅkṣva Ait.br.8,9. FEHLERHAFT für samvintsva.
FEHLERHAFT -> fehlerhaft. fehlerhaft means that the word is wrong. I would want to count and know where it is, some markup would not hurt, but I guess it should be different than the grammar markup.
Same with
— samudīryati Çat.br. WOHL fehlerhaft für samuddīpayati.
in Ir
@funderburkjim doable? Am I clear enough?
There seem to be several different topics in this issue.
Please tell me again what you want?
There seem to be several different topics in this issue.
Yes and no. Not all structural parts of articles are bolded.
Caus. Act. Med.
all are bolded, but Simpl.
is not - should be.
Partic. usually bolded, but not here, why?
In PWK, Partic. is never bolded, AFAIK. Rather, it is coded as an abbreviation.
Simpl.
This occurs 74 times, and is NOT currently coded as an abbreviation in PWK.
What is the abbreviation expansion ?
What is the abbreviation expansion ?
@funderburkjim Simpl.
stands for Simplex
@gasyoun / @funderburkjim
Isn't this issue closeable now, as all the abbr. are "marked" in pw?
No response still from @gasyoun or @funderburkjim !!
I checked for
Ir
at http://www.sanskrit-lexicon.uni-koeln.de/scans/PWScan/2014/web/webtc/indexcaller.php and I see that inCaus. Act. Med. all are bolded, but Simpl. is not - should be.
Same. Can I make a list of abbreviatures to be bolded?