ID | Word | Notes | Type |
2270 | hurkyā | n. one of the untouchable castes. According to the enumeration of the Mulukī Ain, the caste of hurkyās is preceded by the castes of Sārkīs, Kāmīs, Cunāros and Cunārās (MA-54.160.17). | t.t. |
2605 | ijāphata | n. an increase or augumentation in the amount of revenue. | t.t. |
1838 | ijārā | [A.] var. ījārā; n. 1) a system under which the government granted to an individual the exclusive right to collect revenue from a specified source subject to payment of a sum stipulated in advance (M.C. Regmi 2002: 299). 2) a contract for collection of revenue, exploitation of mines, etc. (M.C. Regmi 1978: 226; cf. Adhikari 1984: 349; M.C. Regmi 1978: 162). | t.t. |
2052 | ijārādāra | n. tax contractor, holder of an ijārā. | t.t. |
314 | ilākā | [fr. A. 'alāqa] n. an administrative unit smaller than a district (jillā) (Adhikari 1984: 349). According to Kumar a synonym for tahasila or jillā (Kumar 1967: 165). | t.t. |
3053 | ilāṃ | [New.] n.; a cloth or metal canopy set up over the image of a deity. | t.t. |
2962 | indrajātrā | n. festival around the full moon day of Bhādra especially celebrated in Kathmandu, performing the imprisonment of the god Indra for the theft of a flower and the procession of the goddess Kumārī. | t.t. |
2710 | iṣṭadevatā | [S.] n. chosen deity, patron deity of a person or group. | t.t. |
317 | istaka | The meaning is unclear, but the form always occurs before a samvat (era) period. It may be a truncated form of 'istakbīl-tā-gāyat', which means "from a certain date to a certain date, used chiefly with respect to notes" (Wilson 1855: 220). | t.t. |
2397 | istihāra / iśtihāra | [fr. A.] n. official note by the government to the public. | t.t. |
1983 | iṭācapalī | var. iṭācapali, īṭācapalī; n. one of the four central courts (cāra adālata) located in Kathmandu, others being Koṭiliṅga, Ṭaksāra, and Dhanasāra. Their jurisdictions are not clear, and they performed some executive functions as well (M.C. Regmi 2002: 300). | t.t. |
2659 | itaḥ | [S.] var. ita; ind. "from here", diplomatic standard feature used in the eschatocol of letters before the name of the sender. | t.t. |
1868 | jabānabandī | var. jamānabandī; n. a legal document where a complainant, defendant or eyewitness promise in writing that he/she is ready to accept whatever will be decided by the court or legal institute in accordance with law (cf. NBŚ s.v. jabāna). | t.t. |
2795 | jaḍāurī | var. jaḍāūra; n. 1) second-hand cloth or other used things. 2) cast-off clothes given to servants. | t.t. |
323 | jagāta | var. jagāt; inland transit duties on goods (Pant and Pierce 1989: 93; M.C. Regmi 1970: 173; M.C. Regmi 1988: 267) | t.t. |
941 | jageḍā | var. jagirā, jagerā; n. land held in reserve by the state for special appointments, rewards or endowments. | t.t. |
942 | jaggā | var. jagā. n., Turner 1931 s.v. jagā: s. Place; land, field, estate. | t.t. |
2281 | jāgira | var. jāgīra; n. "lands, homesteads, villages and other sources of revenue assigned to government employees as remuneration for their services" (M.C. Regmi 1999: 136). | t.t. |
1923 | jāgiradāra | var. jāgīradāra; n. lit. "holder of a jāgira"; a government employee who is remunerated for his services by the assignment of land. | t.t. |
2771 | jaḥdhuṃ | [fr. old New. jaladhuna, jaladhuni] var. jaḥdhũ, jarhũ, jaḥrhuṃ; n. manmade water tank usually constructed on roadsides for the people passing by to drink water from. | t.t. |