[332] of quantity, for water, grain, &c.
[333] náṇáka, Wilson's Ariana antiqua pa. 364. The Commentator defines this word—something stamped with an impression, as a nishka—this is a piece of gold of a certain standard or weight.
[334] Manu, ch. 9, sl. 232.
[335] i. e. who, though ignorant of the Ajur Veda sets up as a practitioner of the medical art. (M.) Manu, ch. 9, sl. 284.
[336] The Commentator adds 'without royal authority.'
[337] After having summoned the accused to take his trial. (M.) This explanation shows, that the injunction applies to judicial functionaries, although in its terms general.
[338] literally, adds something inferior to. Manu, ch. 9, sl. 286,7.
[339] e. g. substituting a basket of crystals for one of jewels. (M.)
[340] as camphor, or musk. (M.)
[341] i. e. combining to buy up at a low rate some foreign merchandize, or to revend it at a dear rate.