Descriptive catalogue of Assamese manuscripts Hemchandra Goswami

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Goswami, Hemchandra

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Calcutta University of Calcutta 1930Description: xxxvi, 274p. 24cmSubject(s):

Catalogue
Manuscript, Sanskrit -- Catalogue

DDC classification:

011.31 GOS

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Books	Indira Gandhi National Centre for the Arts	011.31 GOS (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		67977

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1 Badriseh (the slab of wood at the top of a tent pole) Man with a tent [slides]
2 Bakheh (tortoise) (damged) [slides]
3 Chapdar (an over-shoe). Represented by a man knelling on the ground painting at his slippers [slides]
4 Chubakin or Chublin (a wooden instrument similar to a rabab but played like a Kamancheh)
5 Dara (a net or a share).Represented by men netting fish in a river [slides]
6 Daryush (a dragon) [slides]
7 Dastas (a quern or handgrinder) (above). Darafsh (a standard or pennant). (below) [slides]
8 Dukhtandar (a stepdaughter) [slides]
9 Dumlabeh (tail Wagging). Represented by a dog greeting its master (above). Dalleh (an ermine) (below) [slides]
10 Duraneh (a bow used by a cotton dresser) [slides]
11 Durdkesh (a topr or tippler) [slides]
12 Durrajeh (mantlet used to protect men employed to dig through mountains or a box used in mining for piercing walls of fortress or digging through mountains) [slides]
13 Duzeh (a prickly plant or cactus also know as a sagak) [slides]
14 Fanj (Part of the body damaged [slides]
15 Farmuk (a child's spinning top or yoyo) [slides]
16 Furfareh (a child's comprising a piece of leather which is made to Whiri noisily by means of a double string) Whirting disk (Gr. yinx) [slides]
17 Ghab (thick or haunt of wild beasts) Represented by two lions and a hyena sitting among shrubs [slides]
18 Gharm (mountains sheep) [slides]
19 Ghazal (gazelle) [slides]
20 Guraz (wild pig) [slides]
21 Gurben bid (Catkin or flowetr of the willow) [slides]
22 Gurg (wolf) [slides]
23 Gushan (the mating of animals) [slides]
24 Gushan (the mating of animals) [slides]
25 Jaft (vault or saloon), three men seated under a vaulted roof [slides]
26 Jaghaneh or chaghaneh (a bowed instrument similar to a rabab but played like a kamancheh) [slides]
27 Javaz (a stone mortar for pounding fram) [slides]
28 Jidan or Jilan (sinjid or jujube tree) [slides]
29 Juvalak (light-coloured religious tunic) [slides]
30 Kabast (bark of the Sugarcane) [slides]
31 Kahbad (a recluse or hermit) [slides]
32 Kalabeh (a Wooden instrument for spinning raw thread as it is wound from the spindle) (above) kunghaleh (a whore) (below) [slides]
33 Kaman muhreh (a type of Catapult which discharges clay or wooden bullets) [slides]
34 Kamas (a flask, often in the shape of tortoise which is Carried under the arm to hide smuggled wine) [slides]
35 Kappan (balance with a Scale at one end and a Stone weight at the other [slides]
36 Karbaseh (a lizard, drawn here with a bushy tail) [slides]
37 Karra or Garra (a Cupper or blood-letter) [slides]
38 Kashaf (tortoise) [slides]
39 Kavish (meditation or discussion on theogical sujbect) Represented by three men in discussion [slides]
40 Kazeh or Kasheh (a Place where Hunters ambsh game) (above) kundeh (stocks) (below) represented by a man sitting in the stocks [slides]
41 Kazmuz (a child too young to speak plainly [slides]
42 Khajyun (a div) [slides]
43 Kharbivaz (1 large bat) [slides]
44 Kharchang (crab) [slides]
45 Khumak (a small drum and also the word used for beating time in music) Represented by a man playing the tambourine [slides]
46 Khuskh-amar (dropsy) Represented by a doctor holding a man's pluse, (Damaged) [slides]
47 Kuch (tame ram used for Children to ride on) [slides]
48 Kuftar (hyena) [slides]
49 Kurkadan (rhinoceros) (damged) [slides]
50 Luhaffan (dolls) [slides]
51 Makhchi (a cross between a Akbar horse and a turko man horse [slides]
52 Many (yawning and stretching) [slides]
53 Mashursh (raw cotton) [slides]
54 Mihar (string put through Camel's nostri to lead it by) [slides]
55 Mul (hair) [slides]
56 Mushku (the Palace built by Khusarau) represented by Farhad being visited by Shirin on Mount Bisitun near the sculpture of Khusrau and Shirin [slides]
57 Naisheh (hallow read pipe played by shepherds in the desert) [slides]
58 Nakhuda (Captain of a ship) Allah on ships flag [slides]
59 Nava (musical instrument similar to a Kamancheh) [slides]
60 Nimur (a hunt also a deer) Double meaning represented by a man hunting a deer [slides]
61 Nuhaz (ram or goat which leads the folk) (below). Nau amuz (a learner or novice) (below) Represented by a school scence (damaged) [slides]
62 Paghaz (a wedge) The Two sawing a plank longitudinally and using a wedge [slides]
63 Pahnaneh (an ape) (damged) [slides]
64 Palaced (a led horse or back horse) [slides]
65 Palang (leopard) [slides]
66 Parandavar (glittering sword made of watered steal) [slides]
67 Pareh (game brought up in a circle Mongol style as in a Jargeh) [slides]
68 Partridge (a moth) [slides]
69 Pasuk (a yawn) Man yawning [slides]
70 Ramesh (a flock or herd ) [slides]
71 Ramishagar (musicians) (Damaged) [slides]
72 Sabu's (one who boasts of former imagined greatness or Wealth) Represented by a man telling, what appears to be-a tall spry to his listener [slides]
73 Saneh ( a neigh) Represented by a du horse neighing as it runs loose [slides]
74 Sang Pushat (tortoise) [slides]
75 Sankar (hunting Falcon) [slides]
76 Sarah (sarah, wife of Abraham) [slides]
77 Sarguch ( a headdress worn by women) [slides]
78 Sarv (Cypress tree) [slides]
79 Shadkhvar (a tippler) (damged) [slides]
80 Shahalang (rope-maker) [slides]
81 Shaibur or Shaipur (tube, flute, above or a bragen trumpet used in battle [slides]
82 Sharalak (little bustard or a water fowl with plumage which changes colour) [slides]
83 Shashdar ( part of the game of nard or backgammon) represented by two men playing [slides]
84 Shikari (hunting) Represented by examples of hunting by hawking spearing and shooting with bow and arrow [slides]
85 Shugh (horse of an ox) Represented by two oxen fighting head on [slides]
86 Shuturmurgh (ostrich) [slides]
87 Sikizidan (to gallop) Represented by a cow galloping [slides]
88 Silahi (copper trumpet) (telescope) [slides]
89 The simurgh, called by Zal healing Rustam's wounds while Rakhsh waits nearby [slides]
90 Sitan (to hang upside-drwn).Represented by a Man hanging up-side down tied by the heels to a wooden-frame) [slides]
91 Sitaragh ( a word which can mean either a colt or a milk producing animal).Represented by a mare suckling a colt [slides]
92 Suftehgar (a pearl or coral porer) Represented by a craftsman using one [slides]
93 Sughar (porcupine) (damged) [slides]
94 Takuk (a jug made in the shape of bird) [slides]
95 Tanban (short breeches worn by Wrestlers) [slides]
96 Tardeh (price paid for grinding corn) [slides]
97 Tartarak (yellow Wagtali) [slides]
98 Tashi (porcupine) [slides]
99 Turang ( a partridge or Pheasnt) [slides]
100 Tureh (animal similar to a jackal) [slides]

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