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pali

1

[pah-lee]

noun

  1. (in Hawaii) a steep slope or cliff.



Pali

2

[pah-lee]

noun

  1. the Prakrit language of the Buddhist scriptures.

Pali

/ ˈɑːɪ /

noun

  1. an ancient language of India derived from Sanskrit; the language of the Buddhist scriptures

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51Թ History and Origins

Origin of pali1

From Hawaiian

Origin of pali2

1685–95; short for Sanskrit - language of the canonical texts, equivalent to line, row, canon + language
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51Թ History and Origins

Origin of pali1

C19: from Sanskrit -, from canon + language, of Dravidian origin
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Pali High, whose campus was partially burned in the Palisades fire, held its graduation at the Hollywood Bowl, a historic venue that delighted attendees.

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“I can’t even imagine the adversity you faced — obviously the fires in January that brought us here,” said Steve Kerr, coach of the Golden State Warriors, a Pali alumnus who spoke at the graduation.

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As word of Pali’s interest traveled, Magee said, the Philharmonic’s board of directors learned of the school’s situation.

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“People were trying to make it work,” said Melvoin, who spoke at the commencement, joking in his speech that the Bowl could be dubbed “Pali East.”

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Nancy Fracchiolla, Pali’s theater teacher who has long produced the school’s graduation event, said the ceremony carried extra meaning for her.

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