Pe > References for ‘pejorative’

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Psycho-Acoustic and Inferential Acoustic Notes (Discourse 9) (1)

[38] The women of ancient Bengal used [...] the word “rustic” [pejorative sense] is used to mean genyo bhút. [...] Caetanyacaritámrta –

Kut́t́ii to Kuńd́u (Discourse 29) (2)

[38] Kud́ + ka = kud́a [...] in childish pranks” (in a pejorative sense, just as in English the word “childish” is used in a pejorative sense while the word “childlike” [...] means: The human body.

Kup to Kula (Discourse 32) (2)

[7] Ku + rat́ = kurat́ [...] around” (in a eulogistic or a pejorative sense) or “that woman who circulates words all around” (in a eulogistic or pejorative sense). The etymological meaning [...] known as kurat́a.

Kit́i to Kiisha (Discourse 26) (1)

[110] Here the prefix kii has been used in the pejorative sense as kutsit [ugly]. [...] farmer is kiinásha .

Káliká to Káliuṋga (Discourse 24) (1)

[75] Even after this invasion the Aryans [...] named the place as Magadh in the pejorative sense that it was a place inhabited [...] also used to mean varjya .