Sabda vilasa or Parasinamamala of Mantri Salaksa and Mahipakosa of Saciva Mahipa

The Parasipraksa, a bilingual koša of Persian and Sanskrit, composed by Krsnadāsa, a contemporary of Akbar, 18 well-known and was published long ago in VS 1923 (= AD 1866) by Pandit Mannalal of Varanasi 2 Some more works of this type have since then been found in different manuscripts collection 2 One such work is

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शाह खंभात की एक प्रति का सम्पादन करते हैं जिसमें मंत्री सलक्ष द्वारा वि.सं. १४२२ में ईडर के राजा हरिभ्रम के लिए रचित फ़ारसी-संस्कृत कोश 'शब्दविलास' अथवा 'पारसीनाममाला' तथा सचिव महीप का महीपकोश संगृहीत है; महीप को वे अनेकार्थतिलक के कर्ता से अभिन्न मानते हैं। Shah edits a Cambay manuscript carrying the Sabda-vilasa or Parasinamamala, a Persian and Sanskrit glossary made in VS 1422 at Idar by the minister Salaksa for king Haribhrama, together with the Mahipakosa of Saciva Mahipa, whom he identifies with the author of the Anekartha-tilaka.

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