Ha > References for ‘hay, Háy’

See also: haya, háyá · hayánáhurviśayamstesú · Hayat · haye · hayeche · Hayechi · hay-laden · hayrán · hay-stack · hayto · hay-ye

[6] Nará gajá bishe sha-y tár ardhek bánce hay; Báish balda tera cháglá bale gela bará páglá.

[20] Even in petty matters they resorted [...] Galáy galagańd́a hay cakśe paŕe cháni [...] perpetrate their exploitation.

[28] Thákbe ná bhái, [...] pichu pichu; Adhik din to baite hay ná shudhu ekti práńa, [...] cale káler pichu pichu.

[11] Nará gajá bishe sha-y tár ardhek bánce hay; Báish balda tera cháglá bale gela bará páglá.

[39] Gopi darshane Krśńer ye ánanda hay, Tadapekśá kot́iguńa gopii ásvádaya.

[53] Gopii darshane Krśńer ye ánanda hay; Tadapekśá kot́iguńa gopii ásváday.

[146] Upa means “near”. If [...] wooden trough is filled with chopped hay or with bran well-mixed with flax, [...] that the word be used mistakenly.

[15] Karmakari yei jan phalákauṋkśii hay Vańiker mata sei váńijya [...] Ishvarer t́háinn .

[74] The lofty ideas of books and dry hay carry the same value. To acquire [...] Faculty. There is no other way.

[212] Jagat juŕiyá ek játi [...] ḿánuś prakat́ hay; Varńe varńe náhika visheś Nikhil bhuvan Brahmamaya.

[60] Háy gagan nahile tomáre dharibe [...] gaŕiba hásir matan kari.

[1] Each and every language has five [...] going”; in Hindi, Ram ja raha hay, and in Saḿskrta, Ramah [...] language: it has its own verbs.

[3] The second characteristic of a [...] bhaen rotii kháráhii hay. And in Paháŕii [...] have their different case endings.

[4] The third characteristic of a language [...] kalikátá ja raha hay.” In Pahari, Naeśae [...] as I have told you previously.

[50] Átmemdriya priiti icchá [...] Krśńa sukha-bainchá hay Premete Prabal.

[19] Átmendriya Priiti-iccá [...] Krśńa sukha-bánchá hay premete praval.

[59] Mor nay shudhumátra práń Sarvavitta rikta kari yár hay yátrá abasán; [...] racita mahat sarvanásha.

[72] Cokhe dekhá pái náko Dekhá hay mane mane Se milan sundara [...] tháki jágarańe.

[25] Ye ye máser ye ye ráshi Tár saptame tháke shashii Sei din yadi hay paornámásii Abashyai ráhu gráse shashii.

[3] CASE [...] Jiiver dvárá hay sádhaná [...] case, in Sanskrit. –Eds.

[65] “When the rays of the rising [...] railway line. As we had fallen onto hay our injuries were not severe – [...] have much difficulty getting home.

[2] “Gopiigań kare yabe [...] Krśńer ye ánanda hay; Tadapekśá kotii guń gopii ásvádaya.”

[30] Kii habe iccháy, iccháte kii hay? Krśńa iccháviná [...] wish of Parama Puruśa.]

[1] Gáner kakhano sheś hay náko, Surer jagate nahi [...] diipádháre hale rákhá.

[1] 1445. Jalbhará ánkhi jadiyo tomár Tabu mane hay sunayanii, Balo kena beńii [...] Jochanáy sthala-kamalinii

[27] Kii habe iccháy iccháte kii hay, Krśńa icchá biná phal phale ná.

[87] Kukkut́a also means transported fire. Suppose you take a sheaf of hay, light it from the hearth and [...] The flame of fire carried by the hay is called transported fire. One meaning of kukkut́a is transported fire.

[41] Karma kare yei jan phalákáuṋkhii hay Vańiker mata sei váńijya [...] Iishvarer tháṋi.

[92] Another meaning of the word [...] for example, you light a sheaf of hay with fire from the hearth, and then you carry that burning hay to another hearth and light it. This hay on fire is kiila .

[93] In a limited sense, even a [...] flame leaps forward and ignites the hay of the adjoining thatched roof. [...] Ráŕh region.

[100] He said, “I don’t cut the hay; I don’t cut the straw to [...] pieces in the eating vessel.”

[135] “When the rays of the rising [...] railway line. As we had fallen onto hay our injuries were not severe – [...] have much difficulty getting home.

[171] In the ordinary language of Rarh, mushrooms are called chátu. That which grows in hay or straw [poyál] is called [...] decomposing cowdung is not edible.

[9] Ye ye máse ye ye ráshi tár saptame tháke shashii sedin yadi hay paorńamásii avashyai ráhu gráse ási

[17] Ráge anuráge nidrita jáge ásal mánuś prakat́ hay Varńe varńe náhika [...] nikhil mánava Brahmamay.

[12] Karma kari yeijan phalákáuṋkśii hay Bańiker mata sei báńijya [...] punah paŕe naraka dustare.

[39] In ancient times there was the [...] time; then let the burning grass or hay consume the rest of him. This [...] compulsory social observation.

[32] “Gopiigań kare yabe [...] Krśńer ye ánanda hay; Tadapekśá kotii guń gopii ásvádaya.”

[27] Some samása are completely [...] selái-cańd́iipát́h karte hay. Here the phrase is not juto selái [...] baŕa sab káj kare jete hay [all large and small work has [...] to the reading of the Chandi].

[35] There is normally a shortage of [...] Burdwan, the district of winter paddy. Hay [khaŕ] used to be imported [...] Goyáŕi-Krishnanagar.

[21] Muci haye shuci hay yadi hari bhaje Shuci haye muchi hay yadi hari tyaje

[63] Muci haye’ shuci hay yadi Hari bhaje; Shuci haye’ muci hay yadi Hari tyaje.

[92] Rasik rasik kahaye sakale rasik [...] dekhle kot́ite got́ika hay; Jemati diipiká ujare [...] viśa cháŕi amrtere.

[16] Agráńete bachar shuru navánna hay mit́he Paośete [...] pradiip shasya rakśa kare.

[23] Aghráńete vachar shuru navánna hay mit́he Paośete áuni báuni ghare ghare pit́he

[34] Ághane yadi ná hay vrśt́i Tave na hay kánt́áler srśt́i

[67] Pháguner águn-lágá palásh bane ke eseche; Dekhe yena hay go mane cini cini cená áche.

[33] “Karmakari yeijan phalákáḿkśii hay; Bańiker mata sei váńijya [...] 1 )