1. DCN Malla

has as a variant

toye

is a variant of

toye

Variants:

Classical Newar version

• v.i., to shine, NG.078a.03 NS: 792 Ill. svaragayā jujuna phacīna vā gācakara parapasā toka ati āva. The gods of heaven have sent plenty oof rain and flashes of lightening. 01. tora, v.pst., lighted, 6.024n.01 NS: 781 Mod. tvala Ill. ghanana su jāse o(ra) khara parapasā tora. The clouds began to be full (of showers) the lightning struck with a loud noise. 02. tola, v.pst., lighted, shone, G1.063b.05 NS: 920 Ill. ghanana su jāse ola khara parabasā tola. The clouds began to be full (of showers); the lightning struck with a loud noise. 03. tva , v.ptp., shining, H.060b.03 NS: 691 Ill. tāpana piḍarapa dukhīmhayā suryya tva thyaṃ. As the sun shines for the one who is suffering from heat.

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  intransitive verb

• v.i., to cost, TL1R.001r.04 NS: 804 Ill. dāma tokva bāhikana upara toka dhaka mithyāna. Apart from the cost price, any additional cost (if shown) is false.

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  intransitive verb

2. DCN Jørgensen

Variants:

Classical Newar version

~ thenë, to cut off. — ~ daya to fall out (teeth). — ~ ḍe-kāke to cut off. — ~ dhulë to be broken, to be fractured. — ~ dhënë to cut off; hān-tapaṃ ~ to uproot, to destroy completely. ~ dhënakë to let break asunder. — ~ puya (-l1) to cover, to veil, to block up; fig.: to protect; to get the better of ~ puyakë to cover; to get the better of. — ~ pulë to break asunder. — ~ pwoya = ~ puya. — ~ phiyakë to scatter. — ~ pheya (-l1) to lose. — ~ byācakë to blot out(?). — ~ hlāya to cut to pieces, to gnaw through.

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3. DNL Gian Gualberto

Variants:

Classical Newar version

Concorde, unanime, conforme

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