লেঞ্জ
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Early Assamese
1.1
Etymology
1.2
Noun
1.2.1
Descendants
Early Assamese
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Etymology
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Inherited
from
Sanskrit
লাঞ্জ
(
lāñja
)
.
Noun
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লেঞ্জ
(
leñjo
)
(
anatomy
)
tail
16th century
, Madhavdev,
Saptakanda Ramayana
Adi Kanda
পাঞ্চ
লক্ষ
ৰাজা
একে
ছৱালত
হাৰি । শৃগালৰ পাল যেন পলাই
লেঞ্জ
মাৰি ॥
pañco lokṣo raja eke chowaloto hari , śṛgaloro palo jeno polai
leñjo
mari .
Having lost to the same boy, five lakh kings, fled like a herd of jackals putting their
tails
in between legs.
Descendants
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Assamese:
নেজ
(
nez
)
,
লেজ
(
lez
)
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Early Assamese terms inherited from Sanskrit
Early Assamese terms derived from Sanskrit
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