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Jinadeva, Abhidhānacintāmaṇi-śiloñcha (ACSJ)

ACSJ is the śiloñcha ("gleanings") of Jinadeva to Hemacandra's Abhidhānacintāmaṇi (ABCH) — a brief set of further synonyms gathered in the same kośa form. A small companion to the main kośa.

At a glance​

CodeACSJ (source in csl-orig/v02/acsj; no separate repo)
Full titleAbhidhānacintāmaṇi-śiloñcha
AuthorJinadeva
Size~5 pages
TypeSynonym kośa gleanings (Sanskrit)
AccentsNo
Sourcecsl-orig/v02/acsj/
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When to use it​

Use ACSJ as a small companion to ABCH (and its supplement ACPH) — gleaned extra synonyms. For meanings in English use Monier-Williams (MW).

Reading an entry​

Brief synonym entries keyed to the kośa's sections. The opening entries (csl-orig/v02/acsj/acsj.txt):

<L>1<pc>1
<info kvvv="<s>devADidevakARqaH</s>"/>
<eid>1<syns><s>sarvIya-puM</s>
<eid>4<syns><s>samBava-puM</s>
In the sourceMeaning
<info kvvv="…devADidevakARqaH">the subject section
<eid>1, <eid>4entry ids (keyed to the main kośa)
<syns><s>sarvIya-puM</s>a gleaned synonym (masculine)

See Data Formats for the markup reference.

Headword key conventions​

ACSJ ("gleanings") follows the same synonym-group structure as ABCH — no alphabetical headword key; search matches synonyms in <syns>. This is a very short text (~5 pages) with <eid> ids referencing the main kośa.

ConventionMarker / formExampleNote
Subject section<info kvvv="…"><info kvvv="…devADidevakARqaH">The thematic section
Entry id<eid>N<eid>1References the main kośa entry
Synonym<syns><s>word-gender</s><s>sarvIya-puM</s>Gender: -puM masc.
SearchSearch on a synonym to find its group—No alphabetical headword key

Abbreviations​

No machine-readable abbreviation list yet; the legend lives in the scanned front matter.

See also​