• pal8,
• paoi,
• pqli,
• palpi,
• Pami,
• pali.g,
• Peli,
• pzli,
• pzali,
• pazli,
• ppali,
• pwali,
• pali sh,
• paali,
• palij,
• psli,
• p0ali,
• lpali,
• pal8i,
• opali,
• pqali,
• pasli,
• palji ,
• Pcli,
• 0ali,
• pal9,
• pali9,
• pal9i,
• pali8,
• 0pali,
• pali logy,
• palii,
• palki,
• poali,
• paoli,
• paloi,
• pal i,
• papli,
• pakli,
• p-ali,
• paleye,
• palik,
• pa li,
• Pili,
• plali,
• pwli,
• pali ssy

Pali is a literary language found mainly in the Theravada Buddhist textual traditions of South and Southeast Asia. It is a descendant of Sanskrit and is closely related to other regional languages of the area such as Sinhala, Tibetan and Burmese. It is used mainly for scholarly and traditional purposes and is not typically used as a spoken language.

Pali originated in India during the 6th century BC with the rise of Theravada Buddhism, and is the language of a large number of canonical Buddhist texts, including the famous Pali Canon, which is the most complete collection of early Buddhist texts.

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• pawl,
• pauley,
• paille,
• Palo,
• pail,
• pauli,
• pale,
• PAHL,
• Paula,
• paull,
• Paola,
• paul,
• pally,
• paoli,
• pawley,
• Pauly,
• paella,
• Paulo,
• pal.