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Searching native orthography for "សីមា"
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sសីមាsǝymaa1nboundary, frontier, border(line); province; monastery property.Sanskrit, Palisīmā 28 relevant subentries: show all4 leading24 trailing
sសីមាកិលsǝymaa kel~kəl1round stone marker placed under the center of a Buddhist templeឥន្ទ្រកីលsសីមានិមិត្តsǝymaa niʔmit1kind of boundary marker, esp. one placed outside a Buddhist temple at each of the eight points of the compassនិមិត្តសីមាsសីមាពន្ធន៍sǝymaa ------ 1demarcationsសីមារេខាsǝymaa reekʰaa1demarcation line, dividing line, boundary line
s-ចងសីមាcɑɑŋ sǝymaa1to recite incantations for setting up a boundary.sខណ្ឌសីមាkʰan sǝymaa1border, boundary, limitssចងសីមាcɑɑŋ sǝymaa1to recite incantations for setting up a boundaryសន្មតសីមាsជលសីមាcʊəl~ceaʔleaʔ sǝymaa1water boundarysដកសីមាdɑɑk sǝymaa1to recite incantations to erase the effects of an old boundary.sដកសីមាdɑɑk sǝymaa1to recite incantations to erase the effects of an old boundarysនិមិត្តសីមាniʔmit sǝymaa1(or សីមានិមិត្ត) objects used by monks as boundary marks. (There are eight: mountains, rocks, forests, trees, roads, hillocks, streams, and water.)sនិមិត្តសីមាniʔmit sǝymaa1objects used by monks as boundary marks (There are eight: mountains, rocks, forest, trees, roads, hillocks, streams, and water)សីមានិមិត្តsបញ្ចុះសីមាbɑɲcoh sǝymaa1ceremony for setting up a sacred boundary with the help and participation of generous people.sបញ្ចុះសីមាbɑɲcoh sǝymaa1a Buddhist festival at which time a monument called a 'seima' is set up near a temple. Before the seima is set in the ground, people often throw into the hole pieces of paper with wishes written on them.បុណ្យបញ្ចុះសីមា2pto place limitations on or apply regulations to Buddhist monks.sបញ្ចុះសីមាbɑɲcoh sǝymaa1ato set up the sacred boundary markers (of a temple, thereby consecrating it).1bto place limitations on / apply regulations to Buddhist monkssពន្ធសីមាpʊən sǝymaa1boundary line set by a Buddhist monk.sព័ទ្ធសីមាpoat sǝymaa1process of reciting incantations and walking around the boundary marker, with or without string (to protect the mark from destruction, according to belief).sរជ្ជសីមាracceaʔ sǝymaa1boundaries / limits of a kingdomsរដ្ឋសីមាroat~roattʰaʔ sǝymaa1national border, national frontiersរាជីសីមាriecii sǝymaa1marker made of rock or wood as a substitute for an old border marker that has been destroyed.sរាជីសីមាriecii sǝymaa1replacement marker of wood or stonesស្លឹកសីមាslǝk sǝymaa1plate of wood or rock buried in the ground to mark a boundary.sស្លឹកសីមាslǝk sǝymaa1land boundary marker.sស្លឹកសីមាslǝk sǝymaa1plate of wood / rock buried in the ground to mark a boundarysអំបោះសីមាʔɑmbɑh sǝymaa1thread or string used to tie around a boundary marker.sអំបោះសីមាʔɑmbɑh sǝymaa1thread / string used to delimit a sacred area or placed around a sick person; cord used to carry a sacred markersឫសសីមាrɨh sǝymaa1rock considered as a sacred symbol of a boundary line, which is buried under the boundary after an appropriate religious ceremony.sឫសសីមាrɨh sǝymaa1rock considered as a sacred symbol of a boundary line (it is buried under the boundary after an appropriate religious ceremony)
sសីមាកិលsǝymaa kel~kəl1round stone marker placed under the center of a Buddhist templeឥន្ទ្រកីលsសីមានិមិត្តsǝymaa niʔmit1kind of boundary marker, esp. one placed outside a Buddhist temple at each of the eight points of the compassនិមិត្តសីមាsសីមាពន្ធន៍sǝymaa ------ 1demarcationsសីមារេខាsǝymaa reekʰaa1demarcation line, dividing line, boundary line
s-ចងសីមាcɑɑŋ sǝymaa1to recite incantations for setting up a boundary.sខណ្ឌសីមាkʰan sǝymaa1border, boundary, limitssចងសីមាcɑɑŋ sǝymaa1to recite incantations for setting up a boundaryសន្មតសីមាsជលសីមាcʊəl~ceaʔleaʔ sǝymaa1water boundarysដកសីមាdɑɑk sǝymaa1to recite incantations to erase the effects of an old boundary.sដកសីមាdɑɑk sǝymaa1to recite incantations to erase the effects of an old boundarysនិមិត្តសីមាniʔmit sǝymaa1(or សីមានិមិត្ត) objects used by monks as boundary marks. (There are eight: mountains, rocks, forests, trees, roads, hillocks, streams, and water.)sនិមិត្តសីមាniʔmit sǝymaa1objects used by monks as boundary marks (There are eight: mountains, rocks, forest, trees, roads, hillocks, streams, and water)សីមានិមិត្តsបញ្ចុះសីមាbɑɲcoh sǝymaa1ceremony for setting up a sacred boundary with the help and participation of generous people.sបញ្ចុះសីមាbɑɲcoh sǝymaa1a Buddhist festival at which time a monument called a 'seima' is set up near a temple. Before the seima is set in the ground, people often throw into the hole pieces of paper with wishes written on them.បុណ្យបញ្ចុះសីមា2pto place limitations on or apply regulations to Buddhist monks.sបញ្ចុះសីមាbɑɲcoh sǝymaa1ato set up the sacred boundary markers (of a temple, thereby consecrating it).1bto place limitations on / apply regulations to Buddhist monkssពន្ធសីមាpʊən sǝymaa1boundary line set by a Buddhist monk.sព័ទ្ធសីមាpoat sǝymaa1process of reciting incantations and walking around the boundary marker, with or without string (to protect the mark from destruction, according to belief).sរជ្ជសីមាracceaʔ sǝymaa1boundaries / limits of a kingdomsរដ្ឋសីមាroat~roattʰaʔ sǝymaa1national border, national frontiersរាជីសីមាriecii sǝymaa1marker made of rock or wood as a substitute for an old border marker that has been destroyed.sរាជីសីមាriecii sǝymaa1replacement marker of wood or stonesស្លឹកសីមាslǝk sǝymaa1plate of wood or rock buried in the ground to mark a boundary.sស្លឹកសីមាslǝk sǝymaa1land boundary marker.sស្លឹកសីមាslǝk sǝymaa1plate of wood / rock buried in the ground to mark a boundarysអំបោះសីមាʔɑmbɑh sǝymaa1thread or string used to tie around a boundary marker.sអំបោះសីមាʔɑmbɑh sǝymaa1thread / string used to delimit a sacred area or placed around a sick person; cord used to carry a sacred markersឫសសីមាrɨh sǝymaa1rock considered as a sacred symbol of a boundary line, which is buried under the boundary after an appropriate religious ceremony.sឫសសីមាrɨh sǝymaa1rock considered as a sacred symbol of a boundary line (it is buried under the boundary after an appropriate religious ceremony)